Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1950 — Page 11

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: THURSDAY, Nov. 10,1950 oe. Amerasia Magazine Editor Cites History In Contempt Defense Aaron Burr Case Used in Attemptto

Block Refusal to Answer Actions By ROGER STUART, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16—The case of Aaron Burr, America’s): celebrated treason trial of a century and a half ago, has been}

mer Amerasia editor off a contempt-of-Congress hook. Mr, Jaffe was fined $2500 in 1945 on a charge he conspired to ‘obtain illegal possession of State Department documents. More recently, he was cited for contempt i— .

pf Congress for refusing to (6 ® A gwer questions of a Senate sub-| | Bill Favor ed committee relating to the Amer- , asia case and his alleged wtf bership in the Communist Party. | ‘ y His attorney is O. John Rogge,| or orea [oops | former assistant attorney gen- t

eral. Mr. Rogge has demanded

that U. 8. District Judge Edward) 17Uman Gives Backing M. Curran tell a grand jury the)

former editor was within his To Legion Chief

rights in refusing to answer the| WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 (UP) congressional subcommittee’s

dragged into the Philip J. Jaffe affair in an attempt to get the for-

{after- a White House conference Based on Constitution today that President Truman The refusal, according to the “strongly favors” extension of attorney, was based on a privilege the GI Rill of Rights to Ameragainst self-incrimination accord- jan servicemen fighting in Korea. ed Mr. Jaffe by the Constitution. Cocke said he discussed his or-

Judge Curran is expected to ganization's legislative program rule on the request for a supple- with the President. He said most mentary charge to the grand jury of the talk was on universal milin about a week. Meanwhile, he itary training. ‘has heard oral arguments by Mr.| «Tne president sald that our Rogge and Assistant U. 8. Attor-iprogram of asking for GI benney William Hitz who opposed the efits for the men in Korea is request. {much in order,” Mr. Cocke said. Mr. Jaffe, his counsel told the “He strongly favors it.” T court, should be the sole judge! Mr Cocke said he also urged as to whether his answers, had the President to press for a “rehe given any, would have incrim- valuation” of the veterans’ hosinated or tended to incriminate pital. situation. He said Yhat him. : igreater bed capacity would be Mr. Hitz, who opposed this needed because of the Korean argument, insisted that, whether War. . Mr. Rogge was right or not, it]. Program Is Needed would be improper for Judge “Certainly we must have a pro-| Curran to =o inform the grand gram in being to take care of the jury. Rather, he declared, the veterans after.the Korean War issue ought to be settled later in is over,” Cocke said. court. | Cocke said he invited the PresThe. Aaron Burr case was cited qant to attend the Legion-spon-| by Mr. Rogge in his attempt toi 4 show — “Red, White and convince the judge that it 1sip) 00 whan it plays in Washinghis duty to issue the supplemental ‘ton. He sald Mr. Truman promcharge. - , lised to attend “whenever it Supplemental instructions to reaches this city.”

the grand jury at the request of "= : : the accused took place very early! “We also extended an Invitainthis country.” he asserted. «Onition to Margaret Truman to be

gupplemental instructions cover- in Washington,” he said. Cocke said he invited the Prestutional requirement of two wit- ident to attend his “homecoming” nesses for each overt act of ceremony at Dawson, Ga. on treason to the admissability of Nov. 24. This is a traditional cerevidence.” i jemony for newly.elected Legion Mr. Rogge conceded, however, commanders.

who acted 23 a magistrate in the conference hy his father and by Burr case, finally agreed to draw). ,i4s jonn Sheffield, Quitman, up one supplemental charge, but : J od turned down the other seven re- __° at quests. {| MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT As for the Jaffe case, Mr. IT, Times Want Ads make lots Rogge admitted his request was of money for thousands of In“unusual,” and later he conceded dianapolis. residents. They'll do that “it 1s a matter of discretion the same Tor you! Advertise your with the. court to give the in- wares the Easy, Fast, Economical struction or not.” way, thru The Times Classified Mr. Hitz, the young govern- Columns. ment attorney, insisted that the! right to determine whether Mr.! se ok Tatte's answers would have been Fragrant Memories Linger self-incriminatory did not rest ex- | FLOWERS clusively with the former editor. . Some of them certainly could not . For have incriminated ‘Him, he said, ® Weddings © Anniversaries and cited two unanswered queries Beautiful Arrangements of at the Senate hearing. : ® Hospital Bouquets One of these, he sald, was ® Funcicl Flowers

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| husbandman in the Agriculture Department, 900 Times State Rervice { “world champion turkey carver.” | let's get down to the white meat, knife in

“in the IU hous-,.4 Jerr Stockdale, Waynetown, Mama can help by trussing the le {and Wilbur and Donald Stoy, Ve- bird with the wings locked under- leg and body of the bird, using a holds the wing. ~ Mrs. Nelsoniyay The latter two teams were neath, This steadies the bird for slightly twisting motion on the : came to IU in 1920 from the joigt entries. Each of the winners the carver and gets the wings out leg and separating it from the down with the end of the knife] I have followed the instructions Lay it on an extra platter so it doesn’t interfere with slicing faithfully in past years.

ks 30th Year Don't Give Yourself the U. S. Expert Tells How Best fo Cut

So as to Convince All You're an Artist an | By HARMAN W. NICHOLS, United Press Staff Correspondent WO Parts of the dark meat. | WASHINGTON, Nov. 16—Since we're only about one haircut

carver's elbows,

® : Bird When You Carv iaway from Thanksgiving, it's time to explore the difficult art of,

will please set the table so that

| Don’t take the hand off the 5 he drumstick. Cut between the firstibreast, using cand land second joint, separating these/sawing motion—Ilike that used by a small boy whittling a stick. ! Next, pick up the fork and place] Mr. Shrader, being the champ, the tines, one on each side of the has his own ideas about who gets ibone of the second joint. Then what,

For authority, let's go to H. L. Shrader, extension poultry carve the second joint—making| “The oyster,” he always says, who is billed as the stripes parallel’ to the bone.

[4s the most delicious part of the

Now, gentlemen, we get back to turkey. It is located in the spoonno tall goblets are close to the the main carcass. Hold the bird like indentations of the back. This

steady by putting one tine of the can be removed with the point of

Put the bird on a big platter fork on each side of the breast the knife.

that

body.

the include: Ralph sleeves peeled, to give them freer enough’ to split a whisker. : Grab the drumstick with the carving the breast, make one cut knave or a saint. He is a knave ft hand and hack between the into“the ball and socket joint that if he saves the choice tidbit for

Most men prefer to stand up with the legs aimed at the carver. bone. ~

i i students )iving in/sponsored by the Baltimore & whys carving, with coats off and See is

The hostess, if she's smart, also placed at the carvers left,

sharp,

: : “This area is not accessible unif the wing stands up so promi- til after the leg has been remqved. nently that it will interfere with The carver can be classifieds a

himself. He is a saint if he's silly The wing thén can be pushed enough to give it away.”

the breast.

| - I still can’t carve a turkey.

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