Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1950 — Page 2
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West-Bound Travel Is Normal; Report ‘Western Spies’ Seized
By Unit
The Russians eased up today on their partial blockade
of Berlin.
West-bound truck traffic at Helmstedt on the zonal| border was reported normal this afternoon. east-bound trucks an hour were being passed through the
Soviet checkpoint. For a week the Russians had allowed an average of two to four Berlin-bound trucks to cross the border on the main Berlin highway. The normal- rate is 20 or more an hour The East German government withdrew, without explana- , An announcement it made last night that permits would be needed to travel “within greater Berlin.” ! ! Allow Travel Permits At the same time the Russians gave the Communist-dominated Bast German government powér to issue travel permits for trips “Into the territory of greater Ber. lin and back.” | The Russian military administration had been issuing such travel permits to German truck-
The Bast German government sald in a statement that the permit system was necessary because groups in west Berlin were trying to ship valuable goods {l-| legally from East Germany to west Berlin and thence to West Germany. The Russians turned back sev- | eral west-bound frucks trying to leave Berlin last week. They reputedly carried metals which the Soviets say cannot be taken] away from here without their permission. The western powers contend the Russians have no, such right, « Amidst the traffic crisis, the] Russians reported that they had broken up a ring of “AngloAmerican agents” {in Eastern Germany. : i Other world developments: ° |
Czechoslovakia | The foreign office accused two ousted Canadian legation employees today of attacking police] and sald one of them was an! espionage agent, ~} The two, Sgt. Reginald Danko and Corp. J. G. Vanier, left Prague Jan. 19. I The official news agency said ‘the two committed “hostile provocations against our author}-|
. - | Mr. Danko. he agency said, had! pees declared persona non grata a Czech note Jan, 6, because for a long time he organized plonage against the CzechoJ ; state and ‘paid considerfible Sums of mondy for informa: tion.” , Protest Filed tL Jeha A. Irwin, the Canadian “sharge d'affaires, was understood to have protested vigorously to, the foreign office. | “The agency sald Mr. Danko, ‘with the help of two unidentified men, “attacked - the security agents” on duty outside his apartment, demanding “i identity
...womrds but refusing to produce.
identification of his own. It did not say when the alleged attack #00k place. i ++ Later the same day Mr. Danko, Mr. Vanier and some (riends again refused to show their
ddentity cards, the agency said and police “were answered in an unheard of way.” It said Vanier asked one policeman to give him his gun. but the policeman refused to do so
~ Rome + Premier Alcide de Gasperi's Bixth post-war coalition governjnent was sworn in today by PresSdent Luigi Einaudi. “It will.ask Parliament Monday for a vote of confidence. Apal was certaln because Mr De Guaperts own Christian Demtic Party has a majority in: the House and neas-majority in the Senate. | * Heated debate was expécted besre the vote, however. Leftists have denounced the new govern- _ ment as more right-wing than its predecessors,
0sQa ¢ Nationalist warplanes on Hainan Isiand bombed three . fowns held by Communist guerril-
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la forces in the istand’'s western Areas, anh Alr Force communique sald today.
Three flights of five bombers’ pach attacked Namlui, 125 miles
south of Holhow, and then went on to attack Sinhsl, northeast of] Nanilul, the communique sald. » Othér planes bombed and strafed the town of Tingan, 75 guiles south of Hothow, which was reported to be partly held by
the «Communists. Other flights ranged up and "down Liuchow peninsula on the mainland across the stait from
ainan, bombing Communis| Proprio: for an invasion of 1 island, f Moscow * The Tass agency announced foday that Russia and Poland| ve signed .a new trade agree-| t providing for a 34 per cent “Increase fin trade. bgtween them for 1960. f Poland will receive cotton, manganese and chrome ores, ‘automobiles, tractors, oil products, ‘themicals and food products Russia will receive Polish coal, raflway rolling stock, metals, tex-
re CHURCHILL, formally rebuffed in his attempt to
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About 10
night ‘to the Conservative party organization in his constituency at Woodford, northeast of London. He will speak at a private meeting after the party organiza tion formally “adopts” the wartime premier as its candidate in the Feb. 23 parliamentary elec-| tions, | Mr. Churchill's address will be his second major one of the campaign, his first having been]
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To Hide Facts
Refusal ot Discuss Hiss Conviction With
Press Draws Fire By LYLE OC. WILSON United Press Stall Correspondent WASHINGTON, Jah, 28—President Truman was assailed today as a stubborn ‘man determined to suppress the facts of Communist spying by United States government officials, His Republican critics centered new fire on the President's refusal to discuss Algeg Hiss or red her-
rings. The GOP believes Mr. Truman's refusal can be built into a big campaign issue. Here is the way it went at Mr. Truman’s news conference late yesterday: Q.—Mr. President, regardless of the outcome in the upper courts, will you ‘turn your back on Alger Hiss’? A.~No comment. : No Point in Questions
Photo by John Spicklemire, Times Staff Photographer. broadcast, | Field workers measure a huge safety deposit vault in the Indiana National Bank as part of Java | a $700,000 reassessment program in Center Township. Assessor Roy T. Combs’ field workers have , Formal orders have been is- finished assessing homes and are concentrating on the downtown business district. (Left to right) Sued for the arrest of Capt. Paul) the field men are F. L. White, Chief Deputy Elmer P. Warren and R. C. Stewart.
Ingrid to Charge Husband
rr aie, ies Gril 2 Drivers Trae HAN J Orination Arno ononutu v . ar Sr In Brink's Robbery “2S Fer Wor “oo c. Twinkle Bow-Wows to Rigid. Army Rule
made a week ago in a radio
‘Fiance Has Given Up Screen’—Rossellini
{ . . | Lindstrom Silent | . On Divorce Fight | Hi By ROBERT ZIMMERMAN ROME, Jan. 28 (UP)-—Italian Total $1.7 Million | United Press Staff Correspondent | Film Director Roberto Rossellini BOSTON, Jan. 28 (UP)-—Two, JUAREZ, Mexico, Jan. 28 —ii5]q reporters last night that Inone, reputedly Ingrid Bergman, suing for alg Bergman has quit the screen FT LEWIS, Wash., Jan. 28 trapped in a lle, were questioned | Mexican divorce 50 she can marry for good but he declined to an(UP)~—Pfc. Twinkle couldn't un-|yoday in the Brink's, Inc. hold- her Italian sweetheart, w he swer any questions concerning |charge that her husband made... personal relationships.
derstand today why she was discharged from the Women's Army| UP Jan. 17 in which the loot maY her work too hard, Attorney Wil- y "l mh 0 ugar know” 1 Miss Bergman is expecting a
| | Loot Expected to |
truck drivers,
Corps. {total $1.7 million. {lam A. Cocke sald today. “rt { | . Cocke, an El Paso, Tex, It's the regulations,” her su-{ Disclosure that a second man Mr ’ v perfors sald. “Section 3, Army|Was under suspicion followed a lawyer who filed the actress’ suit Regulations 615-361 . . . discharge 11-man police lin ur where a man here, sald Miss Bergman would °° 5 00 0o from the Army due to pregnancy.” | confessed the $1910 Union Club charge her husband, Dr. Peter : Pfc. Twinkle lowered her head! holdup that occurred a week after Lingsipom, With Sruelty. ) - e tition charges, and pouted. Her service record he armored transportation com pe B
with many superior marks proved | PanY's offices were looted. | her loyalty. She had been as- Emil St. Pierre, 40,
signed as a clerk general with the . ‘Got No Rest’ basic duty of greeting guests en-| 2oiad sheurd a Now York-bodnd
bus at Ne rt, R. 1, yesterda “ " {personal, I will tell you that I do tering the WAC building here. | dented iin Yeste gla rest, Mr O ok said, ‘not know and carinot answer.” Si | Brink's robbery. ) " “I Don't Know” TO MAKE matters worse, the and got no rest. father of her unborn had de-| Carried Toy Pistol If Dr. Lindstrom does not on} within a short time?" ‘he| serted her. Pfc. Twinkle's buddies’ He sald he and a confederate test the suit, Miss Bergman ed : came to her aid. A letter was dis- identified only as “Billy” staged ¢Ould shed him In time to marry WEG S820€8 0 patched to the American Red the daylight Union Club robbery! Italian film - director. Roberto I don’t know. can't ans yor Cross to prepare for maternity only 25 minutes after a payroil| Rossellini on Valentines oa he sad, Rou sow more abou been delivered by a Brink's,! Dr. Lindstrom was in olly-| . ab pialization and futurerhad truck. 3 {wood ahd wouldn't say whether) Where and when will their mar-
in part, about my work,” Mr. Rossellini
who was want-to.” :
to himself,
” The WAC detach "He sald he carried a toy pistol, he planned to come here to fight riage take place’ . "l the maternity ann! at that his Sompanion a lead pipe and the divoree, Be once flew toe 1 40m t know. I can’t answes, | they fled through a rear entrance Rome in an atte ea. & . | be S10. Nest tat san be oNered| tity which he was familiar be- Miss Bergman's romance with! He was emphatic on one point, planning has provided a home for Cause he had worker as a porter each of her offspring. a2 She Sb, questioned the driv-| , ectives questio -| a. 3 08s Jie, sve lot ers of a truck that is parked in suit alleges that she never saw quit the screen Sor good. ssellint| spaniel, /the commercial garage used by $175,000 which her husband, act-| “She is retired,” Mr. Rossellini * ATATLTI several trucking concerns and! ing as her business manager, re- sald. “That is clear. She is tired. YT | | whidre Brink’s offites aré foeited. putedly received for her work in She is not going to make any Baby Girl $ Body | One investigator sald the driv-'the picture “Stromboli.” (more films, never. , F d . P k ers use the same truck on a day, It was pile making the pe | ‘Very Content iand night shift. He theorized that ture on the romantic isle of the oun ih Fac age |the day driver relinquished the same name, that Miss Bergman Miss Bergman to work “under the TOLEDO, 0. Jan. 28 (UP) — truck to the night man and both fell in love with Mr. Rossellini. conditions she has faced.” | A postal clerk today discovered left the garage. | Di Notice Published |~ He said he was “very content” the body of an eight-pound baby! vorce Nodos Fubua {about Miss Bergman's retirement. | girl in a mailed package in the! Day Driver Returns | Notice of the film queen's di- “It means we can have a little Toledo post office. Then, according to police, the yorce action was published offi- peace,” he sald. Postal and police officials said day man.returned and engaged a cially today in the Chihuahua Asked when Miss Bergman they were baffled by the discovery garage attendant in conversation state bulletin, |would obtain her Mexican divorce, of the loosely-wrapped package, in an inner office. { Under Chihuahua state law, he said: “I don’t know. I only which. was addressed to A.J. Meanwhile, the night driver neither of the principals ina di- read about it today in the newsBuhite, RD 2, Fargo, North'may have returned unobserved vorce needs to come to Mexico. papers. I know nothing about it.” Dakota. and backed his truck up to an en- Either can remarry immediately] He said he didn't know if Miss "The unclothed infant was found trance where the Brink's loot|after the decree is granted. {Bergman was in Rome, didn't! by Postal Clerk Joseph Kandik. [could be loaded into it and the
He unwrapped the when he found it lacked 27 cents cion. 20. The grounds were Roatage and had no return ad- The day driver's stories of his routinely listed in Hollywood °f St. Francis. ress
activities on the night of the hold- courts—incompatibility, “I don’t know these things,” he The body had been wrapped in up failed to jibe. port and cruelty. sald. “She is wherever she fs. a brown paper bag and a Jan. es Miss Bergman signed the di- ! am working.”
9 uy y - 20th issue of 3 Toledo newspaper. Public Service Co. vorce application in Rome before
Arrest Flower Seller To Pay Dividend Mar. 1 attorneys could work out a set- Missionary fo Tell
tlement for custody of the Lind- : . As Air Corps Deserter Public Service Co. of Indiana stroms’ 11-year-old daughter, Pia, Of Russia Assignment Amzy E. Bontrager, 20, was ar-
{stockholders will receive regularor division of the couple's prop-| The Rev. George J. Lambert p . ) i , who has preached : ne misrested as an Air Corps deserter quarterly dividends Mar. 1, di-jerty and wealth. : wy by the FBI In Qoshen last night
rectors of the organization an- - onary work in Russia and the > , Baltic States, will spe: . as he .peddled artificial flowers nounced today. . speak tomor from door to door | Btockholders of record at the 4 l end of business Feb. 15 will y receive dividends amounting to
row at 10:30 a. m. and 2:30 and Bontrager was accused of de40 cents [Ave
[7:30 p. m. in the Berean Gospel serting Lowry Air Force Base at . . ) , . Ce per share of common i ky Scion ek ma. So (1) CHICAGO BAZG [17 sas po novo oe po FBI Special Agent Harvey G. of 3's cumulative preferred stock. : oo Tl en on representative Foster sald here that Bontrager The 4.84 per cent cumulative pre- N h . lety. I sav ~ asionary Socihad a part-time job selling white ear Nort Side {ety, Inc.. of Chicago. The misaper flow ad ¢ . sionary tells a story of being Deras he "oa Ane Mion hgghbvngs en Apartment Burns |secuted and arrested by the Comtour, He formerly lived at Topeka Win Plant Election CHICAGO. Jan. 28 (UP) —— A THAIS Countries and of his esin LaGrange County. TERRE } vee. ee 36-year-old woman died and at p n « IN weden with his wife } | .RRE HAUTE, Jan. 28 (UP) least five other persons were in- and two children. He represented CRASH DAMAGES SHIP Workers at the Root Dry Goods jured t¥May in an apartment the Slavic Society abroad. MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan 28 (UP) Co. have authorized the AFL house fire on Chicago's near north’ ——— — The Federal Barge Line steamer Retail Clerks International As- side. - Evansville Firm Bu s “Wake Island” was damaged to- sociation as their collective bar-, The building was only a few . Y day when strong river current Saining. agent. The National La- doors from the garage where A} 5 Finance Companies knocked the towboat against a bor Relations Board in Washing- Capone's gangsters machine- NEW CASTLE, Jan. 28 (UP)— bridge. The impact broke up the!ton yesterday said that Local 983 gunned seven other mobsters The Interstate Finance Corp. of towboat's tow of barges loaded was favored in a bargaining elec- #8ainst a wall in the famous “St. Evansville announced today the
non-sup-
ferred stock will pay share, officials said
$1.16 per
with grain, tion. Valentine's Day massacre” in purchase of five eastern Indiana eet ree ER ————— | 1929 {finance firms. . The dead woman, Mrs. Helen| ppne corporation, which oper-| Ford, was found unconscious In'stes 54 offices in four states — c—————— te m———— her second-floor bedroom along: nought the American Security EVENTS TODAY Hoe A Turner. 39. 504 oo — side her S8-year-old -daughter, Co. ) Ind _. Catherine I. Marford., 37. 848 N h-' 8 0 bee ver-| my. 0 Plast dar: Antena ucators Aucclation "Cectl 0. Heaton. 34. 1 t ne am ot nd ne Finance Co. New Castle: the Marion County Pollo Foundations 30 “(GL 10 JAIN 34 1340 8 Shefeld: Alice COME Dy Smoke. American Security Co.
g m Claypool Fiks
Goldie BE. Bewley. 29. 130 N I aT Lodge Infantile Paralysis Balled 30° hp fh Schermerhoin, 26 1804 Lock. nearby hotel
\ ntler lobby where they Past Presidents, Mal Megrew Auxiliary wR m., WCA
mond, and the Neighborhood Fi-
w . 0 "Hv r, rs. Ford . CWUA. pores Tee R Ma AS Ky.: Nvived the daughte M nance Co. Gas City. » » , 3 Vass 31 Carrollton: | eo eri J. “ . EVENTS TOMORROW Siorans Syahorat, 2 oli hak ‘ | Officials at Children’s Memorial New Canis an Seeurlty Ce. of State Medical Amaciation Secretaries Con Johnie M Sevier, 1i 1326 X Nain dale: Hospital said Sandra Lee was with resources of $2.250.000 rm American Lesion Fost #8. Mombershiy Detve "Milter 5 iat chia \sabeth piinded by the smoke. They sald ns LL] am live St : °
. _— ‘her blindness might only bé tem-
University Players—8 p. m., 623 y a Catt Bt DIVORCE SUITS FILED
North
Taxi Driver Slugged,
————— porary. MARRIAGE LICENSES paid Burin Bevery MY, | Police seized John Hierthers. Robbed by Passenger
) do J Valle; Lloycs W vs William og He 44, and his wife, Katherine, 39 James B. Wyne, 38 1633 N. It te Lura B va Donovan C, O'N pm ! ! : . » arn yr J RO . Jase ly Stack: Morris 8 vs Uggnatd J itor questioning concerning the Carl Clouse, 24, of 2830 Burton saver t
B 8, » Papel Weaver, 28. 3136 W._ 88th: Doris Peak, ol, Ans 7 aia Graves: origin of the fire but both were Ave, was released ‘from Meth-
inkle, 31 3744 N. Capitol Fred i 225 Madison, Evelyn Ruth. intoxicated and incoherent, police odist Hospital after treatment for,
Ororae. X Pauling. P1590 N New BIRTHS - sald, and were locked up for the Injuries inflicted by a passenger oraey; Marilyn D. Willman, 20 38 ar st Praneis— val" Magen Prestel night, | in Ris cab early today. Mardon J West. 33. Woodruff Place: | Alp, Uensral—Heorbert, = Violet” Wallace pt r. Clouse said his passeriger pihnne Wellies. 22 ‘woodraft Place | Cotoman: Haro heel Cheek: Vine B | Stock U |slugged him with a tire tool withyoielen ¢. Malloy, 5 Raymond | vr TR LT Righary Ciatre Andel urglars Stoc P jout warning and robbed him of ease 17. 180 Pariany [AY bt + Rgbert Roseinary ‘Hiake- At Rumma Sal {$2 and a leather jacket. After a Do P. Harpe tanapols; Bonnie! [ito iy a Clark: James » ge e nald ? %: flag giapanois; Bonnie Flos, Wary uth Clarke "Robert brief struggle with Mr. Clouse, te xp ? Ad* ve: | Barbara Ruott: Robert Lucille Knipp. Burglars rummaged through : ou a leh: | a een wank,’ Loretta Grant: | . {the assailant fled, police were pores J. A TT Swvory. Pred. Sue Myers; |the stock of a rummage sale last|, ry Jane - gBrowning, Wi hres ¥ i" oinaballe on Nelle Tonk. # | night and departed with 60 shirts, | a pan, 5. [Ar St tea ie. Betty Ratnge 12 OVercoats and a stock of chil-| Planning to retire? . . . Bet ae 3 Park: Man} o ary Wellman: Lawrence. Jane dren's clothing, police were told ter first a HOME acquire! Tura M Ey My 1 LaSalle; | Aq
tlie, Carmel Rush; Mow-|boday. hit | mow to the classified columns oR. Bett Kans ,| The clothing was owned by Mil- for an outstanding selection of Toho, Caroline Gore: dred Roehl, 1027 Brunswick St. HOMES FOR SALE .
! y who was conducting a ts, Sousa” WFAIRR! | sale tn 801 8. Capi he nag
trom | every section of the city . .. In
[that Dr. Lindstrom “forced her said in the first press conference . Charged with armed robbery, to make pictures when she didn't he has held since his romance said the Presidegt's refusal to dis- denied a writ of habeas corpus with Miss Bergman was revealed. N, “But you ask me something ments about Hiss was “the atti-| Northern Indiana district federal tude of a stubborn man who is court. rn —_ {still attempting to withhold in| [formation on an espionage plot in| which he filed with the Clemency | | “Is Miss Bergman expecting a his branch of government from Commission Oct. 31, Stephenson
fhe people and the courts of the charged a “24-year conspiracy to Police Arrest 26
| every prigs range. Gr
A reporter barged in with a
question about excise taxes. After
a bit of back and forth the conference got back to Hiss, Q-—Mr. President, no point in asking other Alger Hiss questions? | A-—Mr. Truman replied that there was no point in asking any thore Alger Hiss questions. He sald they were not asked with good intent and that he did not intend to answer them. Q—Mr. President, how about a red herring question? [ A--Mr. Truman said there would be no questions on that { here. | No Comment on Acheson i Q—Mr. President, do you approve of the statement of S:.cretary Acheson? A—There was no comment, | Mr. Acheson said he would not turn his back on Alger Hiss al-
child soon and said he couldn't though his friend had been con-| while answer when asked when they victed of lying and by implication! sourse in the courts. |
of spying for the Soviet "Union
[ “I will answer any questions while he was a high state depart-|
ment official. Rep. Harold H. Velde (R. Ill.)
cuss his 1948 “red herring” state-
and Wants Hiss Records He said he will ask the House Un-American Activities Committee, of which he is a member, to demand that Mr. Truman release the loyalty records of Hiss. Sen. Karl E. Mundt (RS. D.) said: would have been better off today
the picture.” Sen. Joseph E. McCarthy (R. Wis.) said: “I am not surprised that the President would rather
efforts to hamstring the House
tee which was trying to expose
Communists in the State Depart-| Police Take Pistol
ment. If only he has learned a lesson and would now house in the State Department, it would be easier to forget his nast mistakes in that regard.”
Mrs. Roosevelt
Doubts Hiss Guil
AMES, Ia., Jan, 28 (UP)--Mrs.
perjury trial “troubled me a very great deal.” She intimated at a news conference that she had misgivings about the case, particularly the weight to be given to testimony by the former State Department official's accuser, Whittaker Chambers. The Hiss case was discussed twice during the news conference preceding a speech she made in connection with the Women's Day program at Iowa State College. “You see, of course, that I was
| Temple, 13th St. and Carrollton not a member of the jury and I 80 good
cannot judge the legal phases of the case,” she said. “But it seems rather horrible to condemn someone on the testimony of another person who by his own admission is a perjurer and a former Communist,” she said, referring to Mr. Chambers’ accusations against Hiss. “If a person had been disloyal and feared exposure, the only way for him to go scot free would be to confess the crime and thefi accuse someone else of the same things.”
UAW May Boost
Chrysler Demands DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 28 (UP) The breach between the strikebound Chrysler Corporation and
New Castle; the National 'P® CIO United “Auto Workers Hughes,
was widened today when the
: Green- union disclosed that new ‘“non- United States. Firemen removed them to a field; the City Finance Co. Rich: economic” demands may be add- ———
ed to pension grievances. Even if a pension agreement is reached, striking Chrysler work. ers may not return to their jobs
Immediately, a high UAW spokes-
man said. Some 120,000 workers were idled by the nationwide strike that started ‘Wednesday morning when 89,000 employees left their jobs, The union official sald It was “very unlikely” that the UAW would end the crippling walkout until grievance procedure and union security were improved. The strike originally was called over a difference of opinion concerning the method Chrysler chose to pay proposed $100 monthly pensions to aged workers. .
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MADISON, Wis, Jan.
| Dr. Tanner rushed to the bedside of Ave Marie Door last night {when the ck’ld’s cold suddenly be{came serious. | He placed the little girl in his {car ar 1 started for the hospital.
. 8 » : MIDWAY there he noticed she
arrived and attempted to revive the child but also failed.
Board to Hear Stephenson Plea
Klan Leader's Parole Bid Set for Feb. 9-10
Local Ap Auto Wrecking ~ Yards Warned Two recommendations were in operation today to curb flagrant
emission of smoke from local apartments and automobile
wrecking yards. Auto parts salvage dealers were preparing to burn dismantled cars in a wire enclosure to curb ex. cessive smoke, the city Alr Pollution Prevention Bureau said today. ! The fires were to be supervised by Bureau inspectors, Bureau Chief J. G. Mingle said. © Mr, Mingle also reported smokeless anthracite is now available in limited quantities for firing apart~ ment water heaters,
Coke Available
Despite the coal shortage, anthracite briquet and coke are also obtainable for apartment heating units, he said.
The Buredu reported users of
| The parole appeal of former Ku Klux Klan grand dragon D.! {C. Stephenson will be considered | by the State Clemency Commis-| sion next month.
| It was confirmed today that {the commission will consider |Stephenson’s petition for parole at the two-day meeting Feb. 9 {and 10. It will mark the first time since | |his conviction 25 years ago of the! murder of Miss Madge Ober- | {holtzer that the former power in| {Indiana politics has won a hear-| {ing before the commission. | His last petition was refused {consideration on the grounds that {Stephenson had other actions pending in court at that time.| Under Clemency Commission] rules, no case can be considered the applicant is seeking re-|
|
Court Denies Writ | This legal barrier was removed, when Judge Luther rh
{which Stephenson had filed in the!
In his latest petition for parole
{keep me illegally imprisoned.” | | He was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1925 on a second |degree murder charge growing! out of the death of Miss Oberholtzer, a Statehouse employee. Her dying statement charged she
“I believe the President: Nad been kidnaped, drugged and
assaulted, that she had attempted
Mr. Rossellini and lure her back! that Miss Bergman, who has been jr pe nag followed that (no com- Suicide because of humiliation living in seclusion in Rome since meant) formula of silence at the 20d medical attention had been
Mr. Cooke said Miss Bergman's completion of “Stromboll,” has tyme Hiss was first brought into, denied.
2 Loitering Youths,
{
[not discuss his previous all oufjgye . He sald it was “terrible” for yp american Activities e House oir] Arrested
From Teen-Age Boy | | A 20-year-old youth and a teenaged boy and girl were arrested
éarly today as they loitered near ja restaurant in the 100 block N.
hand-fired water heaters among apartment dwellers are among the worst smoke offenders. A crackdown on apartment users of high volatile coal was threatened as soon as these special smokeless fuels are unformly available, the Bureau warned. The auto parts burning recome mendation resulted from a conference yesterday with Chief Ralph Fender of the Fire Preven tion Bureau and representatives of five junk dealers who dismantle autos.
Warn Junk Dealers
Mr. Mingle warned the dealers they were violating the Fire Code when cars were burned for salvage in a wrecking yard. Chief Fender also told the representatives he would not issue permits for open bonfires in any junk or wrecking yard here unless viola tors complied with the Bureau's smoke prevention recommendations. Representatives of Washington Auto Parts Co., J. Kasle & Sons Co., Dorman Bros. Hart Junk Yard and Sacks Auto Parts Co. attended the parley.
In Gaming Raids
Police vice squads early today arrested 18 men on charges of
visiting a gaming house in a raid -
on a room in the rear of 440 Indiana Ave.
In two other sorties last night and early today, Wilson Apple, 33% .of 3707 E. 10th St, was charged with keeping a gaming house at a cigar store at 1113 E. 10th St. Seven persons were are rested there and charged with visiting a gaming house. Police confiscated $11 and several
chairs. At 538 N. Holmes Ave. the Lugar Athletic Club, Andrew
Risko, 32, of 3008 W. 10th St, was arrested and charged with keeping a gaming house.
{Alabama St.. The teen-aged boy. ..
{was armed with a pistol, police ’ :
said. The older member of the trio
Mr. Cocke sald he expected the know how she passed her time Eleanor Roosevelt indicated last was charged with pre-robbery package truck driven out without suspi- decree between Feb. 15 and Feb..and that she had nothing to do night that she is not convinced after his capture by a cruising those With his present film on the life of Alger Hiss' guilt and said his squad car.
His companions were placed in custody of Juvenile Aid authorities, Patrolman Earl Aulspaugh said the youths fied as the squad car approached the restaurant. Officers captured them after a short chase. The girl was found lying on the floor of a car nearby. The engine was running. All three had home-made masks. When asked why he failed to use the gun he carried, the teenager said he was afraid he might miss. “The gun hasn't been working
lately,” police quoted him.
Eden Seminary Choir
To Give Concert |
The World Church Forum of the Indianapolis Evangelical and Reformed Churches will present the Eden Seminary Motet Choir under the direction of Waldemar Hille in a concert tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the Zion Church. Preceding the concert, members of the E. and R. churches of the city will meet for supper. The Rev. Gurbachan Singh, native pastor from India, will speak. Dr. F. R. Daries is Zion Church pastor. : | Mr. Hille is known for his interest In American folk songs and his’ original compositions setting to music the works of Langston Walt Whitman, Carl Sandburg and other poets of the
Radio Reception Fair By Science Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 28—Fair listening conditions for short wave radio have returned, after the brief two-day storm earlier this week, forecasters at the National Bureau of Standards said here {this morning. The official pros{pect for reception by short wave is fair today and tomorrow, im-
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