Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1950 — Page 5

2, 1950 : ANE BE rer : ah . Sr fem BARITONE NT A TYTRY ryieer ~ vi —| ___ SUNDAY, FEB. 12, 1950 MELEE ; _ THE TIMES _. ee PAGE 5 lll Re ye 7 [Butler Fratemity — “I § Freedom for Pelley [Butler fraternity l. Li 3 : : ? a. ge \ { Destin Da Rid To Initiate 22° —It § Destined to Be Brief ° oy : + | Kappa Sigma Events || : an ; Log Bd : i Faces Sentence | Set Feb. 17 10 19° Il] | A ny : I N . Installation services and Initia- §| : ©. e im . Carolina tion for Butler University’s new! — chapter of Kappa Sigma, national! \ 3 o First of Two ‘ social fraternity, Feb. 17 through : : A a ; X . a By PHILIP ¥. CLIFFORD Feb. 19 on the campts has been . I of TW gy . - For most - inmat { announced, ; ; Oh Wh / ) Federal Penitentiary a ioe Initiations for 22 pledges will] . at a . Haute, St. Valentine's Day will- be be held at 1 p. m, on the first day, oS : Le Just another day of drab, dreary of the event. A luncheon is sched- | ‘so ff ov confinement, : uled for Feb. 18. National officers he a utiful mo rning . But for William Dudley Pelley, {and officials of four state Kappa | rv . ne : = ft will mean the end of seven Sigma chapters. will meet follow- : : years behind the grim, gray wills. ing the luncheon. | *e 0) And so far as the U. 8. govern- Banquet Planned { when the sun beams down on a thriving ment is concerned, Pelley, in a A banquet will held at 6:30 p. m. emerald green lawn that's free from weeds. sense, has paid for his crime of Feb. 18. Paul R. Summers, past h be if | | Yartime sedition. He will be free district grand master, will be Yes... and you can have a beautiful lawn 80. : master of ceremonies. Speakers N : 2 Pelley’s freedom, however, is will include Butler President M. to delight you, ‘your friends and neighbors, destined lo be short-lived. For |0. Ross, Prof. L. Gray Burdin, if you start NOW. Sow grass seed and once he has cleared the warden’s {dean of men, and national officers. ope otlivs; he will be arrested by [The annual state dance will fol- apply fertilizer . . . the sooner the better. agents of the State Solicitors low. On Feb. 19 national officers spring rains and office from Asheville, N. C. will tour other national chapters! Take full advantage of Pring rains The goateed, 60-year-old Pelley, on the campus. 0 early sun to give your lawn the advantage founder and former leader of the Students to be admitted to the d t d Silver Shirts of America, was con- chapter. include William Adding-| __over dormant weeds. 3 ~ vieted of aiding the Nazis with ton, Gene Gehring, Arthur Gem-| - . his speeches and writings. ber, Edward Kretching, Canning! ~~ Given 15-Year Term Purdy, Robert Straub, Edward | 5 ‘ : Usel + He was given a 15-year prison Summers, all of Indianapolis;| . . : sentence after being convicted in Mike Lavorsi, Chicago; Don H ! gh Q ua | ity See d c osts L ess to se the Federal Court here on Aug. "| Myers, Markleville; James Ander-| + 2 12, 1942, while the United States son, South end; Roby Hott, was at war with Germany. Gary; James Jamieson, Pompano Vonnegut Best Lawn Grass Seed , ! The self-styled fuehrer of the Beach, Fla.; Ralph Kapalczynski, | 2 Ib. bag. Cire eneead'$2.30 10 Ib. bag ceeeeess $10.50 Silver Shirts was also a defend- South Bend; RoberyX Livermore, | 3 g ge z ant in the Washington, D. C., Melrose, Cal; Oe Nowicki, | 5 Ib. bag. Cesneenes $5.50 25 Ib. bag. Cesena $24.50 mass sedition trial in 1944. In William Dudley Pell . Routh Bend; Eldon Paligier, Kuox; ‘ * recent years, he twice has sought arvin e, Carmel; Jack Ren- : ra eed — freedom on a writ of habeas eor- on good behavior and revoked the] But by this time the citizens ner,—Chicage:- Raymond. Stump. ren Vonnegut Shady Spot Gr ass Se SS TRS nt re pus, arguing that the activities suspended sentence. He added aor Asheville, and all of North | Plainfield. vl Hugh Thimlar, 2 lb. bag. transis 30.20 10 Ib. bag. Heine 9.78 3 for which he was convicted were two-to-three-year term for false! oyal Center. ; : a fight against communism. representation of the value of the|C2rolina for hat. matter, wers Officers representing the new o> Ib. bag. sssese nen $5.20 25 Ib. bag. ses nan $23.00 He has been eligible for parole securities. : getting more than a little tired of | Butler oYganizations are James . . Bince Aug. 11, 1947. | An ardent admirer of Adolph Pelley, his Silver Shirts and his Warrenburg, president; Mr. La- oad 7 uck Bl . S J Ss — ment's case against Hitler, Pelley went out of his way Date-mongering essays. rvorst; vice president; Mr. Adding- Vonnegut Fancy Kentucky Grass 2 Pelley, was based on inflamma- tg pattern his militant group after| His “popularity” among the de-11on. treasurer, and Mr. Myers, 2 lb. bag. waverrsne $0.10 25 Ib. bag. aisainaie. S88: 2g tory articles in the ‘magazine i 8. 8S. i A | . 2 “Galilean” which he published poe Nad 5 Ee es honeville_ Rad Six active organization mem- 5 Ib. bag reset bane $4.95 50 Ib. bag seessnne $42.00 the official voice of his organiza- born one evening in Asheville in felt the need for a change. And | Pt'™ NOW attending Butler, will 10 Ib. bag. .ccouv... $9.50 H2 lb. bag........ $89.75 tion. The magazine was barred 1933, he looked to Indiana as a “likely 2I50 Pe included In the new chap- ! ; oo ; : Fos mai 350 a Te DE os Ui Lows Boe S fe { » » apoa i riia¢| _ And this is how William Dudley| He decided to set up shop in |e; Robert Erickson, . Congress | Yonnegut Utility Lawn Grass See ; cj elley, yours later, described His Noblesville, { Park, Ill; Arthur Smith, Indian- 2b. bag.......... $1.40 10 Ib. bag.........$ 6.40 EEE promoting Hines 8 Ta. and In| inception before the Dies Commit- (Tomorrow: Noblesville ' and apolis, and Doyle Woodward, No- | $15.28 terfering with U. 8. military pro-| tee: Pelley’s Downfall.) Xi | blesville. i 5 Ib. bag. cesses $3.35 25 Ib. bag. sev aene * ¢ grams. be : Ys Mown1 alk) ivy ny iDieSy)lle. i ; i Pelley’s return to the southern 1 a king late ohe might Dolch White of nd FO dt tate has been requested by North, v . ite over dee 3 e owiofion on gue Ww. Y Me-| mittee, “when Marion Henderson, | SEE THE 4 STATE HIGH SCHOOL 1.95 : Lean, who wants the once-dapper| MY Secretary, came in with the |. AS TOURNA T I/2 pound box....... $1.10 | pound box.....$ 1. little magazine publisher to come Asheville evening paper. I saw B KETBALL U MEN S po back and serve a 15-year-old sen- Sight volun heualines Surly F . : .- - Ts Fe tence for illegal sale of securities. . | is Heh Gn on ts. io we unre on 30, 133” and seramins | ON A fsmadrenl] TELEVISION VIGORO complete plant food leader was sentenced after he was| from the page were the signifi: but found guilty of violation of the cant words— ; | 100lbs. ... $4.28 . I0lbs...... 90¢ North Carolina Securities Act. He. “‘ADOLF HITLER BECOMES SEE OUR FULL PAGE LL 50 Ibs. . . . $2.65 Slbs, L506 drew a one-to-two-year term sus-|GERMAN CHANCELLOR. | 25 Ibs. $1.60 I Ibs 15¢ pended on payment 6f $1000 fine| “I looked at the lines. I read! i Be cverly oon on sil and $719.50 cosis and geod be-|them again. I sought to compre-| AD ON PAGE § IN havior for five years. : hend them. 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