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- 60th-YEAR—NUMBER 345 ++

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1950 —

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FORECAST: Cloudy, not so cold tonight, tomorrow. Low tonight, 24. High tomorrow, 38.

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Christianity on Trigl— ~~ NAHB Told : Imprisoned Slav ye fy gy Orelate Retains ame Ue

Many Hoosiers Hear

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“Defiance of Tito

Plea by Lockwood at

~ Chicago Convention

, By LARRY STILLERMAN Times Staff Writer

~ Stepinac Refuses-Dictator’s Mercy Until 400 Other Priests Are Free |. resserwie =

By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Correspondent ican home builders today ROME, Feb. 20—"“Today I do not want my freedom. were urged to concentrate on 1 will not plead for mercy until all the 400 priests jailed by units for middle and low in-, \ ,NCHESTER N. H. Feb. 20 this Communist regime are liberated. come families to insure the (UP) —Townsmen cheered. Dr. These are the words of Yugoslavia's Archbishop “virility of free enterprise” Hermann N. Sander today when

. . . : . ie — he . entered the courthouse and Aloysius Stepinac, who has been held in one of Marshal in this country. {went on trial for his life on a

lll Wife Stands by Accused at Hearing

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«Communist officials during a 10-|

——— Yankee dollars to finance his brotherly fight with Stalin. Tito-can- agency who can provide shelter

: . flood the community.

Tita's jails since 1946 = = | Talks throughout the opening charge of -mirdering out o

- —He was the first important religi ead ini |sessions of the National Associa- “mercy” a patient on the verge ® : po © glous-lgader.te be jailed oo of Home Builders stressed Of deatn from cancer. - as communism crept out of Russia and blanketed Eastern tne «sow stagnation of social- His wife, Alice, though ill with

Europe at the end of the war. ism” threatened the American 3 cold, was at his side in the Mttie Many have been the rumors in months past that Tite; Sonstruction scope. VOW Sour, Tuomi. when ys ease

. 3 “Ofir greatest weapon in this Was'called to trial. now seeking more - American 'battle will be our own perform- 10 8 li-minute opening cereloans, would free the arch-|

can aid to fipance his fight ance” said Rodney M. Lockwood, Tiof% De bishop. against Stalin, Tito has allowed [president of NAHB, in the open- p : ; I was told by both church and

Because he received. Ameri-

k i | off the names of 145 Hillsborough U. 8S. correspondents more free- [Ing general session here. [County veniremen — including dom to travel inside Yugosla- | ~~ yrgey Better Shelter |seven women. Many of the via. | : names were of French extraction Mr. Sparks has just complet- | Builders must provide better _;, 3 ity where French-Catho-ed a 10-week trip through that [shelter for better living; he said. ics predgminate. country. He found Christianity | The Detroit builder urged more, (Opn motion of Chief Defense on trial as Tito tries to wipe [than 15,000 U. 8. builders, real-| counsel Louis E. Wyman, 71, and out all religions. - tors and manufacturers at the with concurrence of Atty. Gen. Here is the second of six eye- sixth annual convention to join! William : L. Phinney, the judge witness accounts. lin NAHB plans. for construction ruled that each venireman would “until others who have suffered - |of 250,000 new apartments for be examined separately out of the with me in the cause of Christ’ Communist state makes such a middle and low income families presence of the whole grqup. also are spared. |concession by Tito out of they, 950 Cheer Physician and Wife The very nature of the absolute’ question. Pl The program will “do much to]. Juage ns asked Jr.aw ‘ . 9 sav Tae {suppress the small band of pro- WAS rela . More Red Than Russia’ Is Tito’s Aim : fessional public housers who be. Mrs. Abbie C. Borroto, 59. lieve the government is the oily housewile,. m For, while he depends more and more on a golden flow of 8 y New Hampshire charges the not retreat from hig promise, “I will make Yugoslavia a better for lower income groups,” he said;[Physician murdered MY injecting Communist state than Russia itself.” | Sessions tomorrow will consid-| 40 cuble centimeters of air inte Meanwhile, what is the condition of the archbishop? er problems in building custom her veins.

He is held in solitary confinement at Lepoglava, a mud wallow homes, office management, lower- Dr. Sander, 41, was. cheered of a town 50 kilometers from when he and his wife walked past

Zagreb. Grim prison walls dom-'2 short walk in the prison court- (Continued on Page 3—Col. 4) some 50 townsmen gathered outinate the scrubby countryside of Yard—but he cannot speak to any TTT {side the courthouse.in the windy small farms. other inmates. two-below-zero cold. It has been one year since any| He is allowed to use a room. Hun A Demands They entered the Sout troom representative of the church has a his =n as a ael-2 young, JUith Jour members © efense seen the archbishop — despite-Priest, also a prisoner, helps him . countless requests. Nor os he say daily mass. But the arch- Selection of the jury was ex-

4 { thousands of letters and pack-|bishop can converse only with his Death for Vogele | pected to take two days.

.|jailers—and then on routine mat-| ages from the world around (in-|J hen nat-| ‘Whole World.

cluding bundles from the United ters. ; . | States) delivered to his cell. | Archbishop -Stepinac is com-| American Asks Court For Mild Sentence

His only caller is his sister. Pletely ou off from the worly/ mn outside. e must often ponder, She sees him in the presence of BUDAPEST, Hungary. Feb. 20 . |TUP)—The state demanded today

week tour of Yugoslavia that the] ——archbishop might be liberated if] he promised to retire and stay] out of- the bitter church-police| state battle. . | But Archbishop Stepinac is] determined not to seek freedom|

Mrs. Sander on way to court.

In Bleachers

By ANDREW TULLY Seripps-Howard Staff Writer MANCHESTER NH. Feb. 20. Dr. Hermann Sander went on

a guard — once each month. She 11 this ginding boredom of soli-| i i ary confinement: ng hi a! food parcels) What has been the fate of those “the most severe punishment’ — ing. who stood with him for Christ death—for Robert She says hé is physically com- against Tito? . {American business executive who, or ye VE ya ; ly. an! The archbishop's trial in the in a last statement to the Peoaustere life 4 8 Nearly days of Tito's rule attract- ple’s Court, pleaded for a mild teva B® ed only minor world attention. sentence. og The archbishop has a room 12/Stalin and his Balkan associates| Mr, Vogeler, 39, assistant vice by 10 feet, with a simple cot &nd| (then including Tito) were still president of the International table. For a few weeks prison/the smiling buddies of Tehran, Telephone and Telegraph Co.,| authorities permit him paper and Yalta and Potsdam. + (Spoke briefly after the prosecution pen, then—for no obvious reason| Today religious historians re- demanded the extreme penalty for ' —remove these materials for afer to the jailing of Archbishop him and six co-defendants in a month or so. When allowed, the Stepinac as the first shot in the|three-day spy trial.

today with the whole world ir the bleachers. ju Somehow, the setting seems in-! adequate. It is only a 45-foot| square courtroom of polished oak, | built for the trying of purely lo-|

cramped chamber will rage an department. international controversy as the!

official stand against mercy Kill-|

contemplate filling the vacancg

archbishop works on a spiritual international Communist cam- - After hearing the last state- INS. Te Sat Dumke wi he ims = volume. |paign to place Christianity on ments of the defendants, court re- Specifically. the state will insist 2 :poice cep . 1. : cessed until 6 a.-m. (Indianapolis that the 41-year-old Dr. Sander Police Chief Rouls approved

Each afternoon he is permitted trial — ity. : p ria and find it guilty injected 40 fatal cubic centimeters the transfer.

time) . ‘I can always

(will be pronounced.

tomorrow, when sentence fof air into the veins of an agon-

Archbishop's Case Set Trial Pattern

immediately. J Sgt. Burkett is the second chief investigator to leave Prosecutor

Townsmen Cheer as Doctor Goes on Trial In Mercy Death of Woman Cancer Patient

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Defense Attorney Louis Wyman, Dr. Hermann Sander .and

I ms = — iene Political Maneuver Hinted A. Vogeler, frial on a charge ar murder Lo As Burkett Rejoins Police {

Transfer of Prosecutor's Chief Investigator

Seen Paving Way to Bid for Sheriff Nominatio

By IRVING LEIBOWITZ Detective 8gt. Charles Burkett, chief investigator for Prosecutor the bad news by 7 o'clock when cal cases. And yet in that | Dailey, today requested and was granted reassignment to the police, miners failed to report for duty.

state of New Hampshire takes its tain indication” he will enter the Democratic race for sheriff.

——Before—the—week—is—over WASH

—dinTout:

pn | described the coal shortage as

‘Mr. Dalley said that he did not “ tanooga mine and some from go,

By Indiana;

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State Calls Parley On Steps to Save Fuel

5-Day Supply On Hand in U.S.

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employment in Indiana will (UP) — Federal Judge Riche begin to fade out in the mond B. Keech today. exe settling dusk of the coal tended until Mar. 3 his temshortage. porary no-strike order against Tomorrow, Hugh Abbett, John L. Lewis’ striking soft chairman of .the Public Service coal miners. : ‘Commission will call in leading The original order was due to power utilities to get down tolexpire tomorrow. | “brass tacks” on an industriall Judge Keech ordered the exe praia “tenston—so—he could have more |. 1t will mean -shorter work time to consider the government's weeks, and shorter pay checks in request to converi the temporary

| Within a Week |

" {those industries which can take order .into a full 80-day Tafte

the dimout with the least layoffs. Hartley injunction. . The light brownout is not be-| He signed the extension. after {ing considered seriously. It saves conferring privately ~ for more [too Mttle, encourages accidents/than two hours with government and crime. At best the light and union lawyers. |brownout will save no more than! Judge Keech denied a motion 1215 per cent. {by United Mine Workers General { Governor's Request Counsel Welly K. Hopkins that | ‘The conference at 9 a. m. to- the tempofary order be vacated. morrow is being called at Gov. Miners, meanwhile continued to {Henry F. Schricker’s request. It/defy thé court order and two lis the signal that the chips are PACK-to-work edicts issued by Mr, down. It is time to act. Lewis. : : | The step-by-step freeze of in- Coal Report Near dustry and jobs will set off blocks The coal crisis came up at of power users in one-two-three President Truman's regular Mone order.. ike an employment an- 9ay conference with the Demoesthesia it will go Into deeper cratic Congressional leaders. He |stages as the coal supply gets told them he expected a report shorter and shorter. jon the coal situation at noon, | In Indiana the coal production House Speaker Sam Rayburn (D, {figure was growing darker by the TeX.) said _he.did not know the ‘hour. nature of the report. Miners totaling 8500 had re- Presidential Assistant John R, | mained away from the pits in Steelman said later that the res |spite of John L. Lewis’ second Port was merely a statement by {plea that they return to work. {him to Mr. Truman that the min- { Besjege Dealers ters have not gone back to work, | As the cold wave swept across Mr. Rayburn said there was no {the bleak, bare fields of the Hoo- mention in the conference today \sier state, home coal consumers ©®f legislation to give the Presi. _| besieged dealers, got a little coal, ent Power to seize the mine. 'but not enough to give them a , Ine temporary order w. Ae {sense of security. {tended amid reports that the H. A. Rogers of the Thafanapo- E07TINTEN Bigy uve for a Shep court citation agains Coal Merchants Association the UMW if the miners persist in defying the court. * Government lawyers have said they" ‘probably would not take such action before tomorrow at ithe earliest,

. ' "ita “the worst in the city's history.” i. Coal operators in Indiana had]

|A few miners did sho = up, but

Court House observers saw Sgt. Burkett's’ transfer as “a cer-inot for work. They were there,

| » . |operators said, to make sure no Pickets Raid

Prosetutor Dailey approved the request and announced that|other miners were on the job. ‘Mine Pl, } an

The state picked up 100 cars

~ for state institutions from a Chat- PITTSBURGH, Feb: 20 (UP)

riking - United Mine Workers, defying John-L. Lewis’ “official” order and a government injunce

Pennsylvania. “But,”

said a state spokes-

; The Ameri d¢ all the ized cancer victim on the evening Use a4 man,” rh . man, “we have no way of being Highly publicized trials of spiritual leaders such as Cardinal other oo Pde guilty to of last c. 4. The defense will Chief Rouis as- Dajieys Weg I one oi sure we. shall get it. The rail- Hon, BAN the Foie Mindszenty of Hungary have been, to a large extent, carbon copies charges of espionage and sabo- Argue that the victim died-of can- serted. ont a tohEty Ip Si : roads switch it, you know, use yw. .ro oo.

of the dress rehearsal that starred Archbishop Stepinac. ~ Archbishop Stepinac warned a then unheeding world of the v shape of things to come when he told the court: ! “Your own' man has said, ‘We can arrest anybody on any charge and shoot him.” |

tage |cer.. And- out of the weiter of) Sgt. Burkett, . . | v te a P t A ked | controversy, two obscure people long report Tosecutbr Gyula Alapat ag ed| Cm have their names shouted up probable Demo-

the ‘severest penalty,” which for . {and down the corridors of the cratic. candidate espionage is death in Hungary. | (for sheriff in t

7 , | world. : The .vast number of trials that|g,y ol Vogeler's Statement | One of these, of course, is Dr. May primary, have followed—with the drooling I S Always Later lio uate later Mr. Vogeler wen! Sander. The other is the victim, declined to give

confessions and zooming publicity o 59-year-old Mrs. Abbie Borroto. |a reason for re—were thus predicted. Than You Think rast statement and said: (22y i

: “ {questing reasThe charge against Archbishop 1 wish ‘to refer to my state-| | signment. Stepinac was collaberation with

Sgt. Burkett

(in which ne| Times Index

@If you are over 35 and |ment Saturday

department last year.

Jerry ‘Improved,’ Plays Happily; | ACTH Shots Halted:

By DONNA MIKELS

] police! it, and

tell you later.”

Buskettall. Goes. On At Barbourville, Ky., a band of

100 men, c The Governor said the shortage , Tier EYILE A raion

| would have no effect™on the State, 4 Coal C | basketball tournament scheduled org and rai ng five Work to begin tomorrow. {office property. Generally there is about a| pickets also were reported ace five-day coal supply in the na-|tive in Penngylvania and West fon. This meant to state officials | Virginia. A mine engine room ‘(that in about a week, Industry was dynamited in Mineral Coun

NEXT: Tito closes convents; orders nuns to pack and go home.

{will consider my request for a {mild sentence and also the argu[ments of my lawyer.”

+ +. You may be able to buy a home TODAY easii er than you think!

Weather Map ....... Earl Wilson Women's

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6 Merchants Open Up . . oy ‘Economic - Wilderness’ to By VICTOR PETERSON" : 3oig i Pioneers in an economic wilder- ao 3 ; ness—that describes the six busimess ventures which have popped up at Shadeland Ave. and E. 10th 8t. ¢ : Less than a year ago the intersection of 10th with State Rd. 100 by-pass around Indianapolis lay barren. The fertile ground : felt only the sharp edge of plow v and disc. iT a _ A few homes had been built in il 1 | the immediate neighborhood” and “je Nm 0 | the sprawling Western Electric 2 Co., Inc., to the north had begun to shape up. ; Ripe for Business ; Completion of the giant plant __ > : promises employment by the thou- g sands with the definite possibility. && ; of many wanting to live close to } | their work. Meanwhile, the new ; ! Holy Spirit Church -and School ; : : i , : . has begun to attract other fami- Carving trade in the wilderness. . , . Shadeland Ave. and E. 10th St. is another coming suburban business area ringing Indianapolis. lies to the suburban spot biting vil : . akong ) . i into the eastern edge of the city. Pushed by Grover-C. Winifigs. The hadn't anticipated The area was ripe for commer- L-shaped building has the dis- two years. * clal - development if business| tinction of housing brand new. put they - are just getting Weather when even the owners Electric arid the drawing power Wanted to get the jump on the ventures. Net a single proprietorigtarted. The oldest venture is the could not get ‘into the drug store./of churches and schools. They influx of families expected to ever had been in business for Shadeland - Pharmacy of Arthur Like others, they are putting all don’t expect to hit the jackpot himaelf before, _ |Alchorn and Paul Johnson. It/their money back on the shelves overnight. but are confident the _ Today, six baby businesses are, Owners envision a bright future {opened fast April before thé spa-tincreasing inventories. Most con-| long haul will prove they had the growing up at 10th and Shade- for the. corner and ‘currently are cious turn-around parking space|cerns have doubled stocks in less = — lye emid land in the $90,000 development turning over stock at a.rate they| was paved, : : ithan a year, : wh. -

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: » Before the hard topping was, All are staking their future on

for'-a year to 4 added there were days during wet the employment figure of Western

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is being hospitalized for a one- - week observation period.

| “The two-week treatment period] {is not_yet up for a second Indian-| |apélis leukemia victim, 11-year-| {old Tyrone (Tony) Diggin. Tony's! itrip and treatment -are bein financed by the Variety Club of Weather Indianapolis. { Tony's - condition was reported |“about the same,” at University {Hospital where he is a patient. boost

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to prevent identification. All of the five men beaten required hospitalization and two were res ported seriously hurt. ..

And Tomorrow

LOCAL TEMPERATURES

— Ta LE : pe imo - — I AT THE end of treatment doc- 6 a.m... 17 10a. m. ., 18 company afficiale . * . - ® - X ® , (tors sald Jerry was showing. 7a. m... 16 11 a.m... 21 popany altel said that the ew CC ory rings USl ness oom to ast i £ req | “marked” improvement.” Injec- 8 a.m... 16 12 (Noon) 23 up vet?" "When RYe You sened . } .. _|tions were discontinued but Jerry 9 a.m. .. 18 1 p.m... 24 “No.” the attack started. Telew

Tonight and tomorrow will be phones were torn from walls, “not so cold,” the Weather Bureau trucks were used said today. = rams against The mercury will dip to 24 to- overturned. night, but. rise to 38 tomorrow, The “miners were determined cloudy skies. Coldest Not to work ‘until : in a month shoved tem- contract from the operators al-

as battering equipment = and

Coldest - weather in a month Of court action for violation of a early today, but fair weather will lawing the strike. : the mercury to 36 this -

Crests on Indiana-rivers con- . {tinued ‘moving downstream in Because He Hit Her [southern areas of the state. At ~NEW YORK, Feb. 20 (UPJ — | Petersburg, where the east and Judith Coplon’s new attorneys west forks of White River meet. charged today that she fired Ate | the rise read 24.9 feet, within 1's torney Archibald Palmer because | feet of the early January crest. |he hit her. Mr. Palmer denied { the charge. . { The charge was aired in court { «a . as Federal Judge Sylvestor Ryan 4 Racers, Die in Fire granted a week's'adjournment so { CROWN POINT, geb: «u (UP) that the three court-appoinied ats —Eleven horses, at least four ,of torneys—Samuel Neuberger, Leon= which recently were returned here ard Boudin and Sydnéy Berman: after racing at the Southern could study previous records in’ tracks, were killed today in a fire the case. : which destroyed a: barn on the EE farm of Xen McNair, Gary real LIZ-TAYLOR TO WED estate dealer and horse owner. | HOLLYWOQD, Feb. 20 (UP)— | ‘The farm is near here, : Fire-| Liz Taylor,. curvaceous 18-year {men from Crown Point,’ Inde- old screen star, will marry hotel

11 Horses, Including

ought the blaze. : | mother announced today. ..*

. No estimate was made of the! Charler’s Restaurant, 144 E. Obie.

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Say Judy Fired Lawyer

Bush damage, The barn was destroyed.| fii" Seats Since 10100. oo 2b. wid bw $ 2 :

As Miners Stay Home

1 Expect Pinch

mpipinac was Co lAnOrALIOn WH ati ia ed rtm ed ws - oben i 1 Times Staff, Writer would be gasping and the sym- ty W. Va. . Sundav-and-in-N wi the then occupylng_Germans, stilt-Hving tr a+ rented” pleaded guilty) and repeat that I About Provie the trans inged 80 thal NEW YORK. Feb, 20—Liitle| phony of morning time clocks lis Con ty, pikets eed a Today's anticlerical trials in| house , .. it's time you Bd ymy mining Bridg ’ [Prosecutor Dailey wouldn't ap- jerry Dunaway was reported Would be down to a tinkle. mine where the UMW local fae Eastern Europe feature this gave serious thought to AC Ves. cially as 1 was sent TIRE <ervreserirnsngins pear to be supporting Sgt. Burkett “moderately improved” today, A five-inch snow covered the vored ending the two-week gene charge: Collaboration with the your future security! The b 0 especially as . 8 sen Cc atts es ne . for sheriff against the county or- two days after treatment with northern part of the state and eral strike. } ) American imperialists. ve {by a big country, America, to a| Crossword ..,........... 13 Io i nvion's choice incumbent wonder drug ACTH had been Snow was forecast for tonight! All maior s i : In selecting Archbishop Step-| security that only a small ole, Hungary, o undermine Editoriale Ceveeadtrenaes 10 Sheriff Cunningham. MH, - . and (OMOrTow. wer co on cal hoes ~inac to open Marxism’s case, HOME OF YOUR OWN to use the right of last words a Fashions 2eseer nerrreer os Burkett Keeps Mum __His mother, Mrs. Ruby Duna- _But the mines remained silent operators ve met he a “SERINSE- ORFSHERIY Eastern —"can bring" - [state that I made my confession Inside Indianapolis ...... 9 Sgt. ‘Burkett declined to reveal Way. said Jerry played happily & Way “SF-tENE the: UMW. Sthe “demands and some manned by Jurope, the Reds dealt with the, ® Turn now to the classi- | freely without any pressure or, Dr. Jordan ...... vives... 5 his plans for the coming pri- and wrote letter§ home during operators, the President, and the the Progressive Miners Union, largest Catholic archdiocese. ing fied columns of today's insult. . Mrs. MANNErS «....e00.... 7 . mary. Hé said, however, he had visiting hours - yesterday. She nation, that there would be no Stockpile Plunges the ‘world. : y | “I'would like also to state that NOVel .................. 8 contemplated entering the race said the 7-year-old leukemia vic- coal dug until the boys get a con-| The nation's stockpile dropped Archbishop Stepinac was the) Times and look over the [1 wag well treated during the in- Othman ................ § for sheriff. tim was «till eating well. tract. : to less than a week's supply with spiritual leader of 1.8 million HUNDREDS OF HOMES |vestigation, and also in the court,| Pattern ......isse..ive. 5 | ¢ In commenfing ®n -Sgt. Bur- ~The stck boy who was flown to Mb the Showdown in action, a cold wave aggravating shortCatholics in and atound Zagreb. FOR SALE you will find land I hope that my confession Radio _. vir ]8.. kett's transfer. Prosecutor Dalley New York. for treatment with the! emg it ast or. > ne MINETS ages in the East. op Chicago; argest Cathotic-arche = 4Uet{sed there ... make proved 1 regretted what 1 did. I ~~ Ruark ., ces said ’ new drug, by The Indianapolis] o cre to mo mmm ee Police said the Kentucky raide diocese in the > ted States, lists appointments to person- know I have to suffer punish-/ ‘SOCIetY .....e.oeeeeessne. 4 “Sgt. Burkett has done excel- Times, completed the two-week . jere traveled in about 25 automo1.5 million members. x : ally. inspect some of them ~ ment, but I hope that the court! Sports ................12,13 lent work as an investigator for course of treatment with the Warmer Tonight biles with license ‘plates smeared

they get a | peratures down to 16 early today. though the union faces contempt

shoved temperatures down to 16 Taft-Hartley law injunction oute

‘pendence’ Hill and Cedar Lake heif Conrad Hiltofi May 6, her