Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1950 — Page 8

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. Speaker Warns : Against U. S. Debt “The world's greatest give ay show in Was ds watching,” H. R. Northup, executive vice president of the National Retail Lumber Dealers Asso- --. ciation, Washington. ‘D. C., @# clared heré today. . Speaking before ‘the annual convention of the Indiana Lumber and Builders- Supply Assotiation in the Murat Temple, he’ counsele s audience to follow closely the legislative program of _ the preseint sessibn of €ongress:* Mr. Northup, who has bean actively éngaged as an -association. executive in the building materials field ‘for the past 23 years, was oné of the principal speakers in fhe convention of the Hoosier dealers which convened Tuesdey and was to conclude today. - He. said the Federal Govern: ment is juggling a debt five times greater than its annual income and is spending annually one-sixth more than it takes in” _The President's request for: housing ‘ald for middle-income families also came under fire

choked out of existence by government monopoly.” { ne {coal for

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 (UP) —

cided to run for re-election to the state for Senate. ‘public in

Lumber Dealers ~ Time Out Between Rehearsals : he ll Nurse Group United Mine Workers Held

when Mr. Northup told the deal Time out between rehearsals is taken by Richard-Edwards and Miss Jean Johnson, R. R. 6, DeVera Scammon. two of the leads in the Indiana University pro-

~of.._private construction Wasi pe Standard Off Company of In- H Kill ol 0 5 B : t . | : Spberae tion's. overcrowded colleges. £ é | | In this year’s case, he said, after, e facts disclosed by the rec<|geech made his ruling. : . diana today offered 3000 tons of| ypo I 1 rs. orro 0 the ‘back-to-work was issued the/ord in this case do not prove— | Emory “University here today heating homes, and in-| (Continued From Page One) hour, and one-half hour later fol- [union sent various communica- either beyond a reasonable doubt

SEN DOWNEY TO RUN [stitutions in Whiting, East Chi- tions to district and local branches{or by clear and convincing evi-

der.

pins in ceremonies at 8 p. m. to-/to the pits. But they ignored him, 9¢T Was issued. | Medical” Center, ° : -| On the question of what furth-iProve this testimony,” he said: |" Miss Jean L. Coffey, director of er action the union could have; Could Have Levied Fine ‘ithe school of nursing, will award taken, Judge Keech said: { the pins. ~~ “The Dr. G. W. Gustafson, professor firmati tion which the union it an jiount limited onl 1 y b, ‘of obstetrics and gynecology. might have taken.but omitted. oe 3 [IU School of Medicine, will ad: (sie, namely, revocation of the baron cruel and unusual phish |dress members of the class and charters of local unions -which ments.

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Five of the graduating stu-yution. dents, all of whom have com-!! pleted three years of training at the center, are Indianapolis residents. They include Mrs, Patricia Col‘lins, 1234 W. 35th 8t.; Mrs. Louise

Minniear, 1124 College Ave.; Miss ‘Mary Morgan, 3910 E. 31st st; Propriate action . . . to insure that fine to $700,800—and Lewis $10,

Miss Bonnle Jo Murphy, 1451)" ail members-of said union . .. 000. This was on Dec. 4, 1946.. {Central Ave., and Miss Doris Wilson, R.R. 12. I" Others are Miss Verna Jo Ast-, ley, Port Credit, Ontario, Canada,

is not sufficient to prove either conduct of its. members.

priate.” Mr. Lewis $20,000. Judge Keech said the record in Sees No Willful Contempt

catur; Migs Lorraine Kline, R. R:iyp 0 ace is different from the one Referring to the 1948 convie

6, South Bend; Miss Phyllis Smith.

Phinney told Judge Harold E. lowed by an injection (apparently, ing the miners to go back to dence—that there has been wilfu

‘Ben. Sheridan Downey -(D. Cal; 380 and Hammond. The cOm-yegeott that the question was he Lata] One) of ak to describe! VOX: or, - contempt of this court’s order on announced today that he has de- Pany also offered 100 tons to the based entirely on facts in evidence | "0 0 FEPEr (0 COBDS! wpe court does not hold that the part of the union; by the ac-

use in northern Indiana and the judge said: ; ort stitutions. “I'll allow the doctor to answer, 2nd pantopon as treatment? Mr.

eA — Phinney asked. - - eat a r hypothetical question on i ! which Dr. Helpern and Dr. Miller, Yes.” Dr. King replied: stitute a. good faith compliance, take.

based their answers reviewed the telling how she had wasted away jection of air,” was anything

“ ’ {union has sent communications other criminal case: .. tion she Jay gasping on her back The only other thing of con- "

{their guests. He will be intro- notified union headquarters they’ The union—and Lewis twice : ‘duced by Miss Rita Reynolds, voted not to comply with the previously had been convicted of ~ Mr: Lewis. who returned ‘to government has followed the law class sponsor and instructor In pack-to-work order, a sanction contempt by Federal Judge T. Washington this morning to par- Sa ’ the nursing school. authorized by the union's consti- Alan Goldsborough who had ruled ticipate in the negotiations with

fon. Ss ~_.in-effeet that the union and itsieeal industry spokesmen, had no “This omission, in my opipion, officers wers responsible for the immediate comment on the;

civil or criminal contempt, par- In the first conviction, Judge: ticularly in view of the terms of Goldsborough fined the union : the restraining order, which di- $3,500,000 — but the Supreme John Battle, executive vice jrected the union to take ‘all ap- Court subsequently reduced his president of the National Coal As-

\cease the said strike, to return to, On Apr. 20, 1948, after a second Ute the case as vigorously as it| their employment. There is no/ contempt conviction, Judge Golds. Olid have. showing —in—the—record—that-such borough doubled the penalties— He said lattion would ‘have been appro- fining the union $1,400,000 and

any telegram or combinatice of tion which it has taken or by the /telegrams or letters would .can- ction which it has failed to

‘while no puise could be detected Sequence that 1 recall Is that Dr. Such as are included in-this-rec-| “He is presumed innocent until

Not Guilty

results, but by clear and convine-| Jn cjvil contempt cases, Judge about his | Mr. Lewis’ first back-to-work 8 evidence, if ‘they are 10 De/geech added, proof-need not “be

Ce t ruled by a court of law to €0B- pov. Ceremony for 10 urges issued Feb. 11—within stitute only a token compliance.” beyond

Sy _ |hours r Judge Keech issued: will Be Tonight ’ a temporary Judge enjoining the Defense testimony, Judge Keech see { Ten senior students who have miners from striking. Less than 5ald, showed that no union funds|.oneempt to {qualified for duty as registered a, week later, Mr. Lewis again Nave Deen -used to aid striking yrarves— will receive thelr school appealed to thi MUHErs To TE aap THners- sinoe- the ;

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ind convineing evidence and not

/to announce his decision. He had

1 It Judge Keech had found the heard the last arguments in the} 5 rd shows but one af-'union guilty, he could have fined case yesterday afternoon. As het very serious . national emer, his waited for an attendant to intone

on and the constitutional the usual announcement that “the

gency; the President said that the law (the -Taft-Hartley law) re-

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of Contempt

Ly .. >t (Continued From Page. One) lcontroverted not by mere sus-/guilty beyond a ~ reasonableihis past “wartime rtime seizure powers To Receive Pins conformance with the court's or- Picion based on failure to obtainidoubt.” °- : erative. Jung cents expired. _Ased ‘

{day ‘at the Indiana -University! Sees One Omission | “There was no attenipt to dis- Judge Keech looked pale and the entire country would be closed ; -itired as he entered the courtroom

-/court is in session,” he stood with I crument to go

{head bowed, almost in. an attitude. of prayer. :

union's acquittal.

{ Criticizes Prosecution |

isociation, said he felt “the De-|

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{partment of Justice did not prose-|

He ‘the governmrent “started late” and should have “moved against others in the wmion.” = | The prosecution should have! orought charges against “all the!

brought by the government in tion, Judge Keech said he realizes Scers down into the area of

fence two hours before Judge,

of the matter.

Out of Frying Pan—

emergency. And, he added, the to the letter.

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 2 (UP)—Two soldiers learned to- . : day that when they get out of state jail they go back into federal service—as prisoners. Freddie Brant, 26, of Roseland, La., and Donald D. Redmon, 21, of Houston, Tex., had 12-year federal sentences add-

ed to their four-year state terms for robbing the Guaran= ty Bank at Hammond La., on Dec. 6. :

: - duction of the apera, "La Boheme." The opera will be presented R .R. 5 Beechwood. Ti d Std ; ” Battle nlieitd last year the passage of the pub- ’ Wy i ki gis. BY Tr ee t. sechwood, pton, an 11948. There. he recalled. it was that the court then heid that “as distriet president, Mr. a ¢ College - Soliciting lic housing law for low income 'odayi tomorrow and Saturday inthe 1U-Auditorium. Mrs. Jewel Sorgius, Columbus. — |, wn that the union had “made long as a union is functioning us salg, There might have been * Ad missions Adain families would only act as a Oil Firm Offers | ° > no-attempt to Testore Normal pro-|a union it must be herd Bedi LER the oki missions AgcC I pow : : Coa + : 1 : " § k SCus v— Wedge for further “ties Jousting 1s > tt Medical Expert Testi ies jdueyon. ble for the mass action of its situation briefly at a news confer-| i An TA: Mar. 2 (OP THe legislation, until the entire field] WHITING, Ind., Mar. 2 (UP)— : Conumunications Sent { members.” He added, however: J war must be ending for the na-

Not Suggesting Course |asked alumni to tell the younger Asked if the government would generation that it can handle all ask Congress for seizure powers qualified applicants for admisafter the court ‘acts, the Presi-/sion, except in the schools of dent said he was not suggesting medicine and dentistry and some * any course of action at this stage graduate departments. >

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"could remember. "How did he happen to mention. the case?’ Mr. Phinney asked. | “1 don't know—It was just an Ji interesting case, such as Doctors |i talk about,” Dr. King replied. | oi a When Mr. Phinney asked Dr, Sander “brought up the case” of .,. foes. Borroto sometime “early in King at the start of testimony

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tion disclosed that: the state learned only within the last few days of a long conversation between Drs. Sander and King concerning the death of Mrs. Borotto, Dr. King testified that Dr:

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