Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1951 — Page 30

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Offers to Sell Wage-Price Jobs Reported

Two Auto Dealers Stopped Payments itch calms to be Hh Je IE um an. ak

On Checks; Senate Prober Gathers Statements A copy of Mr. Mize's Jeter has ur. Brasnier then got in touch : ibeen furnished to the Senate in- t the By CLARK FORTEOVS |vestigator—Mr. Harvey is pola. | With Him and. tad him hat the NATCHEZ Miss, Mar, 8—Two automobile dealers in south- ing onto the original. y Bg made ¢ ; west Mississippi paid $300 each to the Mississippi Democrtaic Com-| Meanwhile, farmer Wilkins had Sales in Mississippi was “all polimittee for promised county price and wage control hoard chairman- begun to have misgivings, too. He tics” and “would blow over.” Mr. ships. uo declined to take the job—where- Phares still refused to pay, They later stopped payments on their checks, although one of pon it was offered 10 another Mr, Phares has made out a them had received a “letter of Appoitment from the head of the man in his county, who refused, | statement for the Senate investi-pro-Truman forces in Mississippi. mn he Toll Bro oitio “TT itor $400. Mr. Wilkins also called |gator but refused to-sign it. He's A third man, a farmer, "got y ined Je How sh opeat op He the as yet un-named businessman Willing to testify, if he has to, but io ne ch was not asked directly to take ln Woodville aud 1914. Nim 40 ar re >. op ie after first traveling around with the job but he was told that the Suspigions. : Thinking back, Mr, Phares ro: the man who claifned to have the government wanted a “good man”, Mr. Brashier ‘then went to calls that’ Mr * Brashier brought jobs at his disposal for his county: {Woodville and called on the busi- : : di his wife with him when he made

The businessman told Mr: nessman again. The businessman the proposition. Says Mr. ‘Phaves:

A A Senate investigator has been . he through this area gathering up Brashier that he would have to said he wouldn't take the job and | derstand a ‘wan Wh their statements. think it over. He called a second wouldn't recommend anybody. 80|, inging ST oxi Pn The deal to merchandise county businessman and told him of the Mr. Brashier said he would find | deal.” ig

price and wage control chairman- “fantastic” . proposition and the somebody else. He first called on!

> Kretichmer WHEAT GERM TH ships—which haven't even been second man advised him tolthe local Ford dealer, who had’

VACUUM-PACKED FOR FRESHNESS. BUY KRETSCHMER AT GROCERS authorized by Price Stabilizer “string along and find out all you been warned. i wm_¥ Michael DiSaile in Washington-- Can. Getting no satisfaction, he next, started Feb. 8 in Pike, Amite and In the course of the Wilkins and called on the Woodville Chevrolet Wilkinson Counties. and Harvey interviews, Mr. dealer, H. Ii. Phares. |

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The farmer, Tom Wilkins, who is well regarded in Pike County, |gaid he was approached by a man named Roy Brashier of Lincoln County. By making out a check for $300 to the Mississippi Democratic Committee, Mr. Wilkins was told that he. could. ‘become county -chairman “for price and wage control. . Mr. Wilkins said he wanted to make sure that controls would not be “fouled up in my county”

his job to line up chairmen tor {16 of the 82 Mississippi counties ‘and that all 82 prospective chair-| men were to meet Feb. 19 at Jackson, the state capital. | Farmer Wilkins and Chevrolet| |dealer Harvey went separately to

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evidence of a meeting at tne hotel named. So he dropped by! Mississippi Democratic Committee headquarters. What he saw, he

Mr. Phares told me that he| gave Mr. Brashier a $300 check payable to the Democratic committee because he wanted any price control board in his county | to be “run right’ and “I know, I could run it right.”

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and so agreed to serve. said in his statement, made him On the same day, Mr. Wilkins suspicious and he returned home gaid he accompanied Mr. Brash- and stopped payment on his jer to Liberty, in Amite County, check. where together they saw a prosIperous Chevrolet dealer, E.- G. Meanwhile, however, he already Harvey, operator of Harvey Mot- had received a “letter of appointjor Co. ” Mr. Harvey was reported in ment from - Frank Mize, the : Forest, Miss., lawyer who is a

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