Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1950 — Page 3

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or “change of heart” until the bomb lot was already discovered when ormones— p v of Only Andy Jacobs a baggage handler inadvertently + thirds of 1 y , dropped the bag and set off the team Not ‘Cocksure on infernal machine. 3 Had the bomb exploded as set, Ph D 2 Election Prospects {the plane would -have been~ 31 HN JF By DAN KIDNEY [mies alos its flight to San QF : Times Staff Writer ego. e bomb probably would res y poBses WASHINGTON, Apr. 18—Indi- have ignited the plane, causing it ) cases, ana. is one state in ‘the Union to crash and kill everyone aboard. in eight where everything is _'just dandy” Miss Suomela said she met Jor both 4he Democrats and Re- Grant shortly after she arrived in publicans. California from New Yo R Shure At least that is what the return- years ago. TK tree t in moa ing Hoosier Congressmen reported Grant told her he was married pe yo today. The Democratic Congress- but had no children, she said. A peared to men, With the exception of Rep. Throughout their affair, he prom- © S obtained Andrew Jacobs, Indianapolis, who ised -to-get a divorce and marry a fused to be cocksure, painted a h s the first refused to be cocks painted a her. oe ; : ¥oRy Be their big meetings Doesn't Mention Her John H. Grant during the Faster recess. o " nl i : 4 ; 3 Th 8 , n I just don’t have any feelings L no adult Summing up for the Repub- ® first she knew of his two about it now,” she said. 1 response leans, Rep. Charles A. Halleck. children; she sald, was when she “my. yomb consisting of high at ACTH Rensselaer, said that he had/learned of the plot to blow up the octane gasoline contained in an remission Yisiten ul 13 Sownties in his dis- plane, auto tire innertube, was set to rict and the Democrats are; 1, his contessio t b inut f re, ssion, Grant made Start burning 31 minutes after from the doomed. Doomsday for Demo-'no mention of Miss Suomela. the plane would take off for San Ste? gland grate 3 bw 2 Hew thing i the Lt. C. E. Ream of the Venice Diego. Experts said it would have r system, i Since was whittle i § 1 set the plane on fire, probably" adi out to be perpetually Republican. police substation said she ‘came P I y

causing it to crash and kill everyone aboard. Grant, as part of his plot, was packing his wife and the children off on a holiday trip to San Diego when his bomb plot was discov-

to us voluntarily shortly after the Lake County Democratic news of the bombing and told us So the Republican dean's op- of her relationship with him.” - timistic statement can be "So far as I know, she’s commatched by the First District pletely clear of any involvement Democrat, - Rep. Ray Madden, Igth the bombing” Lt. Ream said. & 19 . Gary. He found things in Lake ro, RUpRT ED ya vRinrot ay “I must have been nuts.” he County Democratic, which is “gna pao given us her full story 52id. “I was up to my neck in hardly more newsworthy than and has been fully co-operative debts and I couldn't see my way the Halleck Second District re- and we see no reason for dragging Out of it.” port. her into the case at all.” He. rigged up the gasoline Casting a glance at the state Miss Suomela was freed after loaded bomb, placed it in a suitat large, Mr. Halleck interprets giving pollice her statement and Case and then watched as it was the large registrations every- immediately afterwards she went Put into the cargo hatch of the where as indicating’ that an into seclusion. Place which his wife and children aroused electorate are gett a ” , already had boarded. Es Lr re, Sotiing Paddy's Gone Away Shortly before, Mrs. Grant had y Meanwhile, Grant's 29-year-old i i cratic Congress this fall. , 8 29-) nserted five quarters in a policy President Truman's veto of the wife, Betty, fought to keep their selling insurance machine to buy Kerr natural gas bill was cited two children, Robert, 5, and Mary three policies — two for $10,000 by Mr. Madden as showing that Anne, 4, from learning that he and one for $5000—for herself and tre administiation F ry ha ‘had plotted to murder them. She the children. mmisy 0 ' Me has simply told them that their, Grant said that his conscience people's side.” The “people” will daddy “has gone away.” wouldn't let him go through with show their appreciation by But she said she didn't. “feel the plot just ag it hit the decisive strengthening the Presiden t's hitter toward him, and would try stage.

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Workers Appeal

Want AFL Union

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McCarthy to Ask

specialist of being a Communist

|a Senate investigator the names diana of three one-time federal agents| Building. A delegation of employees of who will “corroborate or supple-

Commissioner Budenz will swear he knew Mr. {Thomas R., Hutson said the group Lattimore, now a Johns Hopkins

3 New Witnesses wr : WASHINGTON, Apr. 18 (UP) EVENTS TODAY | " Ib 7 a 0 p ol —S8en. Joseph R. McCarthy (R.| America, an Lesion Amiliary, Wayne Post! i Hube gis ] Wis.) said today he will propose Indianapolis Lite Aseney Cashiers ps J Maude’ Owsley, Cinetnnat! 4 aed : clation—- y . : - - wi len three former FBI agents as wit Indians . 8 Art Lessa w-Exhibit, wil (at Coleman-—1 iam, \whdkins. nesses in his case against Owen Reserve Officers of Indianapolis—8 p. m..|At Methodist—Jack, West, - | Lattimore industrial Safety Councli—Dinner 6:30 Davis: Robert. Shirley Jacobs; i . p. m., Buckley's Restaurant, Cumber-| Doris Hawkinson, | He has accused the Far Eastern land. Ind y At Home—Walter, Roberts Bryant. 2118

Indiana Eleetrie Association—I

palce Hall. Disciples of Christ—Lincoln.

-~ spy for Russia. National Association of Evangelicals To State Division, | He told reporters he is handing Ghuren o> Roberts Park Methodist DEATHS

Public Health _Association—Last Indiana State Board of Health

EVENTS TOMORROW

the Lux Laundry, 5301 Win- ment” testimony to be given dnson. 47, at’ St." Vincent's, throp Ave. today had before the Thursday by ex-Communist Louis '"fiana Electric Association—Last 48% Katie Boetm, 1°58 1234 Lee, artertosstate labor divisionan appeal for F. Budenz. Disciples of Christ—Through Wednesday.|\ CIOS hy ooo 60 ot General, paeua bargaining election. Sen. McCarthy has said Mr. Natlanal |, mon

National _ Association of Evangelicals — Through Friday, Roberts Park Methodist

ure o Royal Neighbors of Ameriea—Convention,

| Lambert; Leroy, Ines Frayser, 918 { “diana. ;

["'h | Lou | can y {Janice Alford, 3 [Delia M. Atk

Ponila Rosiline Vaughn, 58, at General ypertensive Sardiovsacy . 1 Deline, 74, at 718 Cottage, myer

, at Methodist. atelectasis.

monia. Prances § Hotfmark, 66. at 1434 E. South. -

ern, carcinoma. Christian L. Backebkronger, 73... at Gen

, y .| eral, arteriosclerotic ” nl was protesting against being University professor, as a Com- Gl Wwiinaianolis Redman Wie {Claude _L. The son, 74, at 41 N. Kealing. hdl forced” to work under a contract munist Party member subject to/Indiana Academy of General Practice—| rR oo : .,¢ Athletic Club. Indiana U. School of] # signed with Joseph Romer, busi- the party’s “disciplinary powers. 1 Medicine . il — [ness agent for, the C10 otal, rr a RISE Jyalton Lassue-Siste conservation [Mj ton H. Dear — olesgle an epartment Store z i Feism————— | a Workers tnion———————— AL- MARRIAGE LIcENsEs—— Rites T a RANG. He said t roup, whom he did 21, 1015 8. Aut Soe Sai the Sroub. Whom Redlig oa 5° 8, Holmer: "| Services will be held at 1:30 J A, ’ x JT12 E nd. orothy formed him a majority of the 112 N. Osborn, 22, 510 8 Sherman p. m. Thursdday in G. H., Herr- | x William C. Mansfield, 26, § South Rural:| {employees in the laundry pre- B. Eileen Stutz. 27. 21 8. Tuxedo mann Funeral Home for Milton ferred AFL unions. maton y. Moker, 11, 113 & fun’ H. Dear, 232 Kansas St, who 3 a exinald ‘A. Taylor, 48, 446 California . Y Situation Reversed AFL Send N Verdell Moore. 36, 1847 Cornell, died yesterday in General HosThe situation was the reverse endas ote to Walter H. Davis, 27, 4060 Adams Ct.; Mary » ; i. Buckrop, 25. 3635 Kinnear. pital. Burial will be in Crown . of one a few weeks ago when Mr. Political C ndid t John A. Pethe. 22, 1849 N. Talbot: Marian Romer and his union were pro- andidates J, Alford. 21. 3015 Sutherland. Hill. itestin bitterly against a secret! - The AFL today warned po- 4 A is i144 'N._ Keystone» Mr. Dear, who was 89, was sung ) £ains ™ ’ e x 2646 Madison; Georgia born in Kentucky and had lived ¥.. 4 1

contract agreement between the {Laundry and Dry Cleaners Club and three AFL unions. Mr. Romer’'s only comment on the report was that a union at{torney and an attorney for the laundry had checked CIO cards against the laundries’ payroll and found 87 per cent wanted to be represented by the CIO union. It appeared doubtful that Mr. Hutson would have authority, even if he found the complaint correct, to order an election unless the company and all unions involved agreed.

Mary Ann Grant

'Pension Doctor’ Under Bond

A self styled “pension doctor” Court 4 yesterday. The charge arrested in the swindle of old age was dropped when federal aupensioners was held in Marion thorities placed the more severe County jail under $3000 bond to- charge against him. He was day, charged with impersonating turned over to a federal marshal a federal officer. and arraigned before U. 8. ComErnest Stahls, 45, Hope, was ar; missioner Asa J. Smith.

litical candidates that a solicita

tion of funds being carried on in

its name is unauthorized.

In a letter to all candidates in

the May 2 primary, Clyde Mc¢

Cormick, chairman of labors

Non-Partisan Committee, said a

man who gives his name

“Clark” has been seeking funds A

from candidates in telephone con versations.

The solicitor first tells candi

dates they are to be indorsed in

an AFL slate. He then adds tha it, will be necessary to asses candidates $40 or $50 to “giv the boys a. little gasoline money. The letter warned that Clark” has no authority to solici funds for the AFL or the Non

Partisan Committee and that the

AFL does not solicit or accep funds. from candidates,

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vs s Willlam Jeffries: Moina vs. Burell Downs: George E. vs. Sallle E. McCowan: Elnora vs, Edward Simms: Bessie L. vs. Donald W. Pettingill; Elmer .” Lena M McDowell: Hazel G. vs Roome Robert B. vs. Jane / James vs. Luella Lee

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Twins At General—Walter, Pearl Mave

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Ralph. Sarah McDonald . Katherine Albers: Billy. Elva ke: "Russell, Mary Phillips t, At Methodist—D._ ¥., Martha Curtis, Richog Audrey Stonehouse; Virgil, Pauline McPherson,

s: Mary; two daughters, Mrs. Mayme

here for 60 years. He retired 15 years ago from Hetherington & {| Berner, Inc., after working as a moulder 45 years. He was a member of the Moulders Union and a charter member of Lodg 56 of Knights of Pythias. * He is survived by his wife,

Schanke and Mrs. Viola C. Miller, both of Indianapolis; two sons, Ervin J., Los Angeles, and Milton H. Jr, Indianapolis; a brother, Elmer, Edinburg; a sister, Mrs. Lola Ham, Indianapolis; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Hiss-Chambers Story STARTS NEXT SUNDAY ~~ ~IN-THE SUNDAY TIMES

hand in’ Congress this fall, Mr. to see him in his jail cell today. Madden predicted. EE Rep. Winfield . K. _. Denton, Evansville, reported that the votes Eighth District Democrats are a. Rep. Cecil Harden, Covington, cinch to win. A similar optimistic not only reported the Sixth Disnote came from Rep. James E.trict safe for her party, but as Noland, Bloomington, for the Republican national committeeSeventh. Both were given pic-' woman was confident that the oo tures and indorsemeénts today in state will re-elect Sen. Homer E, the United Mine Workers Journal. Capehart and the GOP get more All Indiana Democratic Con-|than the present four congressiongressmen were given the blessing al seats. for renomination by the railway Sen. Capehart and his junior “brotherhoods; ‘Republican colleague, Sen. Wil: Republican - Rep. Earl Wilson, liam E. Jennér, who were back Bedford, was labeled “100 per cent home over the week-end also gave wrong” by the AFL's League for optimistic reports on the present Political Education. He was the Republican outlook in Indiana.

only Indiana Congressman -whorated being that wrong on labor

“Don’t load that suitcase on the plane! It's got a bomb in it!” he yelled to Cargo Handler Harold A. Mayer. As Grant shouted the warning, Mr. Mayer said he noticed smoke coming from the suitcase. Mayer

pulled it out of the hatch and

threw it to the ground. The bag burst info flames. A detonating device apparently went off but failed to ignite the gasoline.

Grant grabhed the bag and who had a briefcase lot aspirins when arrested, was al-

dashed across a parking toward his automobils but two

rested here Apr. 8 when one of his victims, a woman, became suspicious...after...reading...a -story about his activities in The Indianapolis Times. Case Full of Aspirins The woman said she paid the “doctor” $12 for pills after he represented himself as a “pensioners’ doctor” and promised to have her pension increased. Stahls, full

leged to have swindled other old-

18 Nurses Register For Polio Institute

Eighteen nurses have registered for the two-week poliomyelitis nursing institute at the Indiana University Medical Center, The institut : opened Monday. x Among the registrants are: Miss! Arminda Wells, Generzl Hospital, ! Indianapolis; and Mrs. Irma Krueckeberg, Red Cross relief

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nurse, Indianapolis.

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United Airlines employees cap- age “pensionérs-in five states by tured him. The employees, Rich- the same method. ard Clark and James Moore, put Stahls, who was charged with out the fire in the suitcase with obtaining money under false prean extinguisher. "tense, was arraigned in Municipal

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