Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1950 — Page 3

“.,

- Reuther said the proposal “still

(UP)— was. an . Chrysler Corp. today offered tofsentative of the union. Mr. Timko

. Te Deum International in the| When the victim’s resistance was

- bury the dead for several weeks.” loners who survived the Siberian ~ Father Fittkau narrated, “so thatiordedl were shipped back to Gers| wwe

UAW Says Plan Falls (5 50.20%, 4 0s Joe v= Short of Pattern He formerly was president of

DETROIT, Mar. 24

deposit $30 million /in a fund to/kO Went into the mines when 8 pay pensions to its 89,000 strikingloy and ad heen a UMW otfieial

employees. The proposal was Im-| Survivors included * his wife, mediately rejected by the CIO!two sons, two daughters, his fa-| United Auto Workers, - (ther, George Timko of Brazil

UAW President Walter pj/1nd. four brothers and three sis-, falls short of the pattern estab-/Sjate Sen. Stemle

lished by other Chrysler com- Se oks Renomin ation ti » ’

to pay $100 pensions to workers a thre ant Sentral Assembly, | as they become eligible for re-today filed for his party's renom-| tirement during a proposed five-|/ination. n year contract. Sen. Stemle is expected ‘to be-| - The offer was the first real/come Democratic floor leader in; break in the nine-week walkout /the Senate if he is re-elected. He that has idled more than 150,000 would succeed ‘the late Walter J.| workers across the nation and|Vermillion, Senator from Andercost production of more than{son. | 300,000 vehicles. | Representing Dubois, Perry and Although Mr, Reuther was Spencer Counties, Mr. Stemle has! quick to reject the proposal (served in the Senate since the hopes were high for early settle-|1943 session. . i ment, Negotiations recessed until a — :

later today to give the union Daughter's Little Nip

time to hake a thorough study ! Sends Father to Jail

of the plan. i . | TORONTO, Ontario, Mar, 24 Rent Curbs Lifted (UP)—Walter Hooey, 47, began WASHINGTON, Mar. 24 (UP) (a month’s term in jail today for| —Housing expediter Tighe RE./leiting his 17-year-old daughter Woods today removed rent con-|tease him at a St. Patrick’s Day trols from Posey. County, Ind. |party by taking a sip of beer. except for the city of Mt. Vernon. Hooey’s daughter, Ivy, told the He’ did so at the request of the court her father had ordered her local rent advisory board. As a!not to drink, but said she dis-| result of local option resolutions, obeyed him as a tease. Mr. Woods also decontrolled Ft.! The magiserate ruled that Wayne, Ind. He also decontrolled | Hooey was guilty because he had: the rest of Allen County in which left the beer where his daughter! Ft. Wayne is situated. could get it. !

‘Red 'Grabs' Slow German | Recovery, Priest Charges

Cleric's Experiences as Prisoner in |

Siberian Camp Told fo Te Deum Forum |

By FRED FRIES Russian ‘‘grab” tactics in the Eastern zone of . Germany are

keeping that section of the country from returning to anything! + -gpproaching ecomomic mormaiey, «=r awe bree rem mam

.- Such is the opinion of the Very Rev: Fr. Gerhard A Fittkau, 8. T. D., secrefary-general of the St. Boniface Society, currently on| a lecture tour of the United States.

350 persons last night at the reg ular monthly dinner meeting of Midnight, the lecturer explained,

Knights of Columbus auditorium, lowest and invariably lasted “Gestapo police pressure and a more than three hours. Many| constant stream of Soviet propa-|l0st their minds during these ganda are other factors,” the third-degree sessions, he said. speaker said, “that have kept the] The lecturer described the Eastern zone far behind the other starvation diet to which he and sectors in economic and social{his fellow prisoners were subrestoration.” jected. The quantity of food Father Fittkau has an inti- varied with the amount of work mate knowledge of Russ gestapo|Performed, with the quota set so tactics, having spent many high the most prolific worker months in a slave labor camp in|barely could subsist. Siberia. * : After the Nazi SMusender In The priest told his audience May, 1945, thousands of Russian

| soldiers, how the Russian soldiers invaded] prisoner-of-war camps, were sent

Na small Za in " Jown ini, Siberian slave labor camps, 1945, subjected .the populace to| ie Fite ye 1 home as unspeakable -cruelties and indig-| y A Te 2 nities and eventually shipped the|the American PW's were, e survivors to Siberia. Seventy-five Priest explained, “put were punpersons were killed in the first/ished as traitors to the Soviet four days after the “liberators” cause, fi took over, the speaker said. In September, 1946, Father “The Russians forbade us to|Fittkau and a handful of parish-

the corpses might serve as an ob-'many. During his long months ject lesson for the rest of the|of imprisonment and totture, the| populace.” |speaker said he found spiritual] The speaker said that a large strength in the fact that he could number died on the trip to Si- bring his companions the conso-| beria. lation of religion. { Questioned Three Times’ | The speaker was introduced by While in the camp itself, Father Albert Malliard, secretary - treasFittkau said he was subjected tourer of the local Te Deum forum. three interrogations by the secret| Archbishop Paul C. Schulte was police. These so-called “hear-|a special guest at the dinner ings" always —were-—held -afterimeeting.

STRAUSS ~~ Sw YS: fo, 3 rr

| Brands ‘Fair Deal’

charity,” he said, the government ishould be seeking to strengthen

from German|

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promises future payments, including pensions, in dollars of doub REN ee

Instead of this “political

‘sane, ams.” asi A sound. free economy constantly creating new job opportunities is the best security, he added.

‘Restore Federalism’

sensible : insurance pro-

annual beefsteak dinner last night.

{rule.”

a program of “restoring a work- said, seeks ta support the welfare ®d. ing federalism to government.” state by controlling every activity! That, he said, will permit society/of its citizens Yt thrives,

mote the general welfare “through

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STRAUSS SAYS:

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Of Social Security,

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