Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1950 — Page 2

Charge Phony Bills Sold at 20¢ Per $1

NEW YORK, Jan. 27 Federal authorities announced today the cracking of “one of the biggest counterfeiting rings in the country.” Four men were arrested here and one in Los Angeles, Cal. Secret Service agents recovered $200,000 in counterfeit bills, Asst, United States Atty. Irving H. Saypo! said the gang had been pelling phony American dollars for 20 cents on the dollar. Those arrested here were Anthony Chiarella, 33, Vincen Palia‘sano, 35, Anthony PietaranieHo, 26, and Joseph + Nardone, 49. Commercial artist John J. Stanein, 33, was arested in Los Angeles. Held in $100,000 Ball Chiarella, Paliasano and Pietaraniello were held in $100,000 bail each when arraigned early today before U. B. Commissioner Edward W. McDonald, Nardone, a taxi driver, was held in $20,000 bail Mr. Saypol said the arrests were made Wednesday night, but were kept secret until today while the men were put through intensive questioning. Authorities got on the trail of the gang In Los Angeles where Secret Service agents of the U. 8. Treasury Department received a tip that the gang was operating in the East. Two agents from Los Angeles

arrived in New York Monday. -

Mediators Seek

With them they brought $60.000 in good currency and contacted the gang, acting as buyers.

Confer Two Days

Mr. Saypol said the negotiations took two days, but that Wednesday the two agents went to Chiarella’'s home to buy counterfeit bills, Chiarella stipulated that the phony money be passed out in the Far East, China, India and the Philippines, but not in the United States, Mr. Saypol said.

the agents $300,000 in §10

men went in Nardone's taxi to a mid-town hotel where the $60,000 was exchanged for the counterfeit bills, Mr. Baypol said.

The arrests were made in the philip Weiss, chief state labor

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However, when the counterfeit!

the men had turned over only) $200,000 instead of $300,000. “It is ope

Mr. Saypol told reporters.

Postpone Action

ecret Service Agents Crack ‘One of Biggest’ Rehuffs VA Bogus Money

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Chrysler Parleys

| Plan for Resuming

+DETROIT, Jan. 27 (UP) Federal and state mediators today they

The three-day-old strike

workers across welfare package. mediator, said there was

chance”

tion of negotiations.

Mr, Weiss said it appeared best held two conferences here—with of the biggest coun- “to let both sides cool off a bit” President Truman on Wednesday terfeiting rings in the country,” before trying for a settlement of and with Herbert Hoover the $100 pension question.

Picketing Held Needless

Meanwhile, several hundred stand for any trifling with the

John J. Stancin, 33, is shown

in a Los Angeles jail after his does not need a major ‘reshuffiing in a Grade A high-powered limou-|response was confirmed by a should knock the bung out of

arrest by federal authorities in nation-wide purge of a huge

er. | letter to

Negotiations Monday The Hoover report would definitely

said would try to get know there is plenty of room for

J {Chrysler and CIO United Auto| Finally, the gang agreed 10 sell workers negotiators back at the and pargaining table Monday. | $20 bills, Mr. Saypol said. |

{ alThe two agents and the four ready has {dled more than 120, ores

oF a 000 Veterans e nation, In- haaded by a former Legion Nacluding 89,000 who walked out to tjonal commander, Col. Franklin back up demands for a 10-cént p'Olfer of

' here ap ment agency empioyed four times v | of a week-end meeting. as many clerks r licyholder money was counted in the U. 8..He met with federal conciliators/as do a attorney's office it was discovered today to map plans for resump-

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1000 Trample Each Other Genteelly, Gets There by Three-Minute Margin By ANDREW TULLY, Scripps-H Staft Writer CENTERFIELD BLEACHERS, W. GTON CATHEDRAL,

town should be able to take in stride all the minor excitements, like John L. Lewis rassling Joe Stalin on the White House lawn. Washington like to busted a gusset getting Drucie—daughter of Treasury Secretary and Mrs. John W, Snyder—married off to a

young fellow named Maj, John ~ v Ernest Horton of the U. 8. Army, |stockings. Of course, it was a Seripps-Howard Staff Writer warm day. .

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27—The A thousand guests, some of vy. president and Mrs, Alben [Citizens Committee for adoption whom actually got a quick peek Barkley showed up in good time, lof the Hoover Report is standing at the ceremony, trampled omeltoo. Mrs. Barkley wore black firm against the American Le another genteelly, and the attend- "nd _the Veep a mop of unruly gion. The committee says it's no which he sald he'd just true that the Hoover recom- ants included a movie actor and | gpg anda coudn’t do a tng mendations for.reform of the the daughter of the President Of with, » | Veterans Administration would the U. 8. and nobody below the Inside the cathedral, a Secret {imperil veterans’ benefits or priv- pani of Supreme Court Justice Service man obsequiously led us ileges. got Mis picture taken in mors than to A seat of vantage. Its only Instead, the committee says it one pose. handicap, was that it was behind is only trying to improve service| with all that talent, the cops/a 10-foot pillar Which neatly. to veterans by reorganizing the naturally had a wonderful time, | blotted the entire altar from veterans’ agency which has been They roped off about a dozen Sight. 'attacked even by professional plocks around the cathedral; drove Marching down the aisle with veterans’ leaders for slowness ordinary motorists, cringing, from bis best man, Movie Actor Craig and inefficiency in handling the neighborhood and generally Stevens, Major Horton wasn't claims. acted like cops. In addition, there Very original. He looked as scared Strategy of the citizens com-{was a slight regiment of secret 25 anybody. Drucie was smiling mittee may include a direct ap- servicemen, all being nervous at real sweet-like, though, and Pop peal to the nation’s 19 million once in honor of one of the guests, [100ked the way people -are supYyeterans to judge from their own an old pal of Mr. Snyder's named posed to look when when other {experience whether the Veterans Harry Truman. people say they're beaming. | Administration requires reform. Nearly Missed Show Assorted Tears Shed

While as { Statement Issued The Predident, who came with 1, tive tears away, ome} brushed

Today, for instance, a spokes- his missus and Miss Helen Trau-| p, ' man for the Washington office of bel, who teaches singing to Mar- » Voom Marobal re: Fi Rev. the committee, where all the male garet Truman, almost missed the * wed the mob what efficiency | members are young veterans of Show, arriving only three minutes js He had the whole thing over World War II and some of the before the opening kickoff. He ;, 15 minutes women also have veterans’ status, Wore striped pants and one of To be specific, the ceremony issued this statement: those coats that don't reach In giarted at 5:05 p. m. at 5:10 “Those leaders of veterans or- the middle. Major Horton said, “I will.” At ganizations who are maintaining Drucie arrived first of all, how- 5:11, Dructe said, “T will.” that the Veterans Administration ever. She rode up with her pop We couldn't hear Drucie but her|

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Denies Plan Will . Imperil Benefits For Veterans By JAMES DANIEL

must be creating considerable sur- sine at 4:37—23 minutes before radiogram fro prise among their members who the ceremony and just in time for oy at oy aor ae Mrs | have had to wait six weeks for a infield practice, Horton were marching back up be answered, or who Drucie looked real pretty in one the aisle trying to figure out how ‘know a veteran's widow who has Of those white nightgowns brides they were going to catch that Ihad to wait four times as long to Wear. but it looked to us as if midnight train to Florida |collect on her husband's Na- she'd forgotten to put on her' Kind of a nice couple, too [tional Service Life Insurance — i i , policy as is required to collect {from an insurance company. | “We are sure that most members of veterans’ organizations |will greet some claims of their {leaders with healthy skepticism.

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speed up and improve the service to veterans—and the veterans

improvement.” Finds Personnel Padding

The Hoover Commission task which investigated the [7 Administration was

Newark, N. J. It that in the handling of insurance the govern-

found veterans’

Meanwhile, George N. Craig, ‘nationa] Legion commander, has

: last night. He's understood to have told both that the Legion won't

Strigets given union permis- Veterans Administration, | Le sion icket lines, How- E— I In Coal Crisis ever, th said that “picket-

— WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 (UP) INE isn't-nlSRssary Prosecution S “There Aren't strike breakers (

«The Senate Labor Committee! én 8 today pigeonholed, because of im-| any more,” said Norman R. Mat- . minent new coal negotiations, a' thews, national UAW Chrysler diresolution demanding that Presi- Tector. “It isn’t necessary to I ICY dying dent Truman invoke the Taft. Pickel. Hartley law to restore produc-| The 89,000 production workers tion. {who struck the world's third-rank-| Voting 6 to 5 against the Re- INE automaker in six states; BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Jan. 27 publican-sponsored resolution, the Wednesday today collected their! _Carol Ann Paight broke into committee postponed action “in- 28! Pay checks until the walkout gobs that shook her shoulders

By H. D. QUIGG United Press Staff Correspondent

definitely for the reason that pe- "no They'll lose §1.500.000 in nanegth her long, honey-blond |

gotiations are under way.” Wages every day that assembly pair today when the Paight This was a reference to the fact es in Chrysler's 25 plants stand family doctor testified at her that Northern and Western coal ‘°° mercy Killing” trial how she

pleaded with him not to tell her father he was dying of cancer,

operators are expected to reopen

contract negotiations with John Walkout Won't Tie Up L. Lewiy The story of her grief was told

United Mine Workers’ : : Bext ‘week. Atomic Laboratories by the first defense witness, Dr.

The vote came on a resolution] CAK RIDGE, Tenn. Jan. 27 William E. Smith, of Stamford, sponsored by eight Republican|(UP)—Both labor and Atomic Conn. Senators asserting it to be “the Commission sources said today State Rests Case sense of Congress” that tha coal that work at the Oak Ridge Na-' The state rested its case shortly shortage is imperiling the na- tional Laboratories would not be before he took the stand in the tional health and safety and that!interrupted by yesterday's walk- second degree murder trial of the Mr. Truman should seek a court Out of about 35 members of the 21-year-old college senior. It had order to restore production. {Plumbers and Steamfitters Union called nine witnesses in an atWhen, as expected, Mr. Lewis (AFL). tempt to show she was sane at begins negotiations with the! The plumbers also walked out the time she shot her father as major Northern and Western coal [on Dec. 5 and at that time some he lay in a hospital bed producers the contract talks will 2800 other union laborers about On the afternoon of last Sept begin from scratch. . the atomic plant and city fol- 23, Dr. Smith called Carol and Despite the short work-week! lowed them. As yet, however, her mother to the Stamford Hosand strikes, the issues are still there was no indication that the pital and told them he had found the same as back in October— episode would be repeated. that Police Sgt. Carl W. Paight Mr. Lewis wants higher wages | One source said the plumbers 52, was suffering from a massive and bigger welfare payments. The objected to employment of mem- cancer which could not be re-

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high-test fuel. in the wreckage of their car were Fred Lyongo, 20 of Cambridge, and Mark Foster, 21, of Arlington, a Harvard University employee. > A passerby, Frank Fullerton, 37, pullled Henry W. Tivnan, 22, of Cambri out of the car and beat out the Tire in his clothing. - Truck driver William L. Kelly, 20, of Winthrop, leaped to safety just ahead of the fire which .| spread actoss the entire thoroughfare, shooting flames 60 feet into the air, . A police cruiser was pursuing the automobile of the three vice tims when the accident occurred within 100 feet of Massachusetts Institute of Technology's atomic energy laboratory.

Christian Ideals Man's Only Hope, Editor Says

CL : rr eee | © 108 ANGELES, Jan. 21 (UP) Whisky Barrel Bung of bares of Whisky And 3lcohl World government based on Row Causes Strike { Christian ideals is the only ane

ented bY governmant tnspecions. {swer to world survival, says edPHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27 (UP) [gone by lower-paid warehouse-

a . Acme Telephoto, ~ Drucie Snyder, daughter of Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder, and Maj. Ernest Horton are shown in their car after their marriage in Washington Cathedral yesterday,

The work previously has been itor-in-chief Grove Patterson of

-~More than 1000 employes of men. [the siehe, Ohio, Blade. “oul the Publicker Industries were on! et The newspaper execul/ve 10 . . di e8~ strike today in a dispute over who Dairy Council Elects |& TMC en a ences CHICAGO, Jan. 27 (UP)—Mil- 5 giep in the right direction. But

{terday that the United Nations is whisky barrels. {ton Hult of Chicago will head js charter must be amended, he The distilling firm called the the National Dairy Council for gai4 to outlaw a world armadispute a “silly thing.” |another year. He was re-elected ment race. The United Brewery and Dis- President at the organization's] Mr, Patterson was honored by

tillery Worers (CIO) demanded annual convention yesterday. Los Angeles newspaper execuyesterday that only skilled coop- George E. Wallis, Chicago, was tives and business and civic lead- | ers.

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