Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1951 — Page 6

- Curiosity Make A Reporter Arms Speech

oo Thoroughness and Brilliance of | J : . Declares Services tate ept. Bill Oatis, Red Prisoner, Is Recalled waste Manpower Denies ‘Deal

and Guts aft Charges - Truman Twists

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No NS or Q B ; By PUNNA MIKELS WASHINGTON, May 19—Sen.| A long time ago, when, he was a cub reporter on his Robert A. Taft, (R., 0.), accused

hometown paper‘in Marion, Bill Oatis got a prominent President Truman tonight off

es : ga : , a “misrepresenting” his demands] citizen out of bed in the early hours to ask ‘a question... tar a. smaller army and more!

ki : pc NR Ly y pi newsman.on.a.routine.one-parag raph accident story. “Was tion, which he.attributed to Mr. [it his right or left leg?" J 1

Truman, that there is anything

Czechs Stand Pat Today, perhaps because of Inconsistent about more efficient] At the Marion paper the slight- spending and “a more aggressive

of ’ . v5 | . ~ r " On Spy Trial that sane unwillingness to ly stooped, studious looking Fe.) War in: Korea,

By DAN KIDNEY (write without knowing and porter had a record for extreme ‘This new episode in the debate Times Staff Writer [reporting all the facts, this same conscientiousness, Ie once ran between Mr. Truman and the Sene WASHINGTON, May 19—8tate mii Oatis Is imprisoned in Com- back into the office with his panty ate GOP policy leader grew out Department officials said today munist Czechoslovakia, a Hoosier Over pajamas to check a proof of tlie President’s speech Thursthey have no knowledge of any|potential Robert Vogeler. because he got home and started day, in which he said Mr. Taft's Czech offer to release A. P. Cor. The number of prominent citl- thinking he had spelled a name proposal td’ hold the armed servres dent Willi N . zens roused by Mr. Oatis was leg- Wrong. ’ ices 500,000 below the adminisPOnCen am N. Oatis oflyn4 Many times the apparent un-| Despite his record, Oatis was tration figure would be “an in-

Indiana in return for silencing of ymportance of his questions made “fired” from the Marion job, Yitation to war” Free America broadcasts beamed the calls even more irritating to 8ald former managing Mr. Taft replied tonight-befofe

to Czechoslovakia, sleep-logged officials. But his fel- Clarke: the Panama Canal Society of That such an offer -has been ow workers always said Oatis, “We practically had a journal. Washington. made was broadcast by Edward was unable to write a story un- ism school in those days. Those Vefending his proposal for a R. Murrow, who sald the infor-tj] he had cleared up to his own kids would come along to a point/3 million limit, instead of the ad-| mation came from CBS Radio|satisfaction every question, no where we couldn't pay them any- ministration figure of 3500,000 Correspondent Alexander, Ken-/matter how minor, more money and I'd ‘fire’ them to on the number of men in the drick in Vienna. Ominous Charges {a better job. I remember I heard armed services, Mr. Taft said: | Free America broadcasts are| «when I read Bill had been ar- AP had an opening in Indian- “This Is Nonsense’ : made from secret stations on both| ested. the first thing I thought apolis and I told Oatis: ‘You're ‘Everyone who knows anything sides of the Iron Curtain and|y,s that he'd got one of those fire in two weeks and there's a about it knows tit there is a financed by private American |cyecn officials out of bed at 3 better job at Indianapolis.’ tremendous waste of personnel .

editor!

fe was sent to the Universities of oing to call on us for three-

Reds Hold Firm Tr | ; ibune who is now manager of where fourths of ‘our. enteire budget for

Latest official word to the State! the Chicago public relations office! Michigan and Minnesota i ) ate F he ‘mastered the Japanese lan. @ period of 10 years,

, | But the charges pending against of Mr. Oatis came from U. 8. Am-| newsman Oatis in Prague are

bassador Ellis O. Briggs in Prague more serious than disturbing the this week after a two hour con-| sleep of a government head. He Is

ference with Foreign Siroky.

record. His Last Big Story same results with less money.”

Mr. Taft sald

Minister! charged with hostile activities, joined AP and went to London, with “securing and

intention of letting Mr. Oatis go Robert Vogeler spent 17 months his arrest was the banishment until he has been tried on charges|©f terror in prison In Iron-/from Prague of Roman Catholic of “making efforts to obtain se- Curtained Hungary. Archbishop Josef Beran, caret information regarding Czech Newsman Oatis is a legend in security and the armed forces.”

mendations.

the ambassador that Mr. Oatis is that a columnist once labeled it Minn. “in good health.” ‘So far no & Place where the babies cut His wife, American has been admitted to their teeth on copy pencils and sociates and teachers, fear that! see if that is so. {learn their A-B-C's on a city the Hoosier newsman’'s early The 37-year-old native of Mar- FOO i a training in knowing and writing fon was arrested Apr. 26. Like his high school friend and!all the facts may be responsible then he has been yd Since iow Tribune worker Carter for his imprisonment, ht with so the fewer lives we wi) lose out any contacts from his own| Davidson, who covered the Jeru- his characteristic |

habit of over-| ——————— 1 {salem conflict and now is part of coming any obstacle blockin People permitted. § any obstacle blocking 2 2258 Korea Veterans Urges Use of Troops

{the Paris bureau of AP, Bill task. started his career by “hanging On May 1, Sen. William E. Jen-laround” the city room of ner (R. Ind.) urged using U. 8. Marion daily: — troops now stationed in Germany “As I Remember” loads of Marion students going to (UP)—Two transports, carrying, and Austria to force the report-| “As 1 remember, those two the state Latin contest finals in 2258 veterans of the Korean fighter's release and prevent this from hung around the-office so much Bloomington in the early 30's, |In8 on rotation, will dock here becoming “another Robert A.|we put them to work to get them| “Bill got out of the car in down-| Monday. Vogeler.case.” : lout once in awhile,” said Jack town Bloomington,” the teacher| The Gen. Howze will dock at Following a Red trial on|W. Clarke, managing editor of the remembered. “Our car thought he Ft. Mason with 1905 officers and charges of U. S. spying, Mr. paper during Mr. Oatls’ 33 to '37 was in the second car and they Ten, the second group of Army) Vogeler after 17 months of State|stint. thought he was with us. rotation personnel to return here. | Department dickering, returned| Mr. Clarke, now public rela-| “When we got to the Iu The USS President Jackson will here two weeks ago from his|tions manager of Ford Motor Co. campus we discovered the mis- dock at Treasure Island, bearigg, Hungarian prison. lin Detroit, described the reporter take and were just starting back 393 members of the 1st Marine He was broken In body and he broke in as “a guy with a ter- when he came panting up the Division and the 1st Marine Alrspirit and had to cancel a Washe riffic I. Q., inquisitive as hell and street. craft Wing. | ington Press Club speech sched-|with plenty of guts.” | “He had run all the way from, uled this week. He was an official] Oatis’ ability to spell any word town after us, in just about tne Always on Job of the International Telephone |correctly started a contest in|time it took us to drive. He came | HOPKINSVILLE, Ky (UP)— and Telegraph Co. in Hungary. which Managing Editor Clarke/in second in the state that day Circuit Judge Ira Smith has never

can life.”

and the less money we will spend.” |

the called by & high school Latin| Heacher-who—stpervised two cars|

Both Hungary and Czechoslo-/would bet the printers the teen-|and I always told him if he hadn't missed a day in court in his 28] Yaka are Soviet satellites behind |age reporter could spell any list missed his ride he might have years on his circuit composed of| e iron curtain.

iof difficult words they thought up./won first.” |four western Kentucky counties.

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Oatis took the job and rose in in the Armed Forces as well as in ye. Sander Fails to Ask {

funds. It is not connected with! i . jo'clogk in the morning,” said , the State Department's Voice of|c, Gavie Warnock ng ar the press association, leaving to the spending of money for sup- . . America. ing editor of the Marion Leader- Join the Army in World War II. plies. When the Armed Forces are Fgp Hospital Opening

certainly|19 (UP)—Dr. Hermann N. San-| |

| a . e ‘ i ¢ Department regarding the jailing|°f ihe Ford Motor Co, guage faster than any student on they ought to be forced to. find der, 42, acquitted defendant In a the means of accomplishing the ‘mercy murder” trial, did not apply for readmission to the Hills-' | the President borough County Medical Society | After leaving the Army, he re- p,q suggested that “a proposal/today as was expected. i! verifying taking over the Prague post aft for nore eficient syeniing of tax-| = A ii Se do : kin gue pos: er ng’ -| clety’s e - surer, said a The U, 8. ambassador was told) Certain secret reports,” —charges his predecessor was expelled, The a ey Ja 1B SOR Wa I ond of the spring meeting that the Red government has no| ominously like those for which last major story he covered before war in Korea” in line with Gen. that the group had not acted in

He was married in March 1950 “ ~ |restored. Dr. Sander lost both his | Marion, a town which has pro- to former New York AP reporter Said I society membership and hospital] The foreign minister did assure duced so many top newspapermen! Laurabelle Zack, now in St. Paul,'even if we have to equip them, rights after he was acquitted in

like his former 88- there is much less loss of Ameri-| Woman Patient.

Douglas MacArthur's recom- the Sander case because the Can- = é Formula 31 |dia physician had not made ap- - | 2) Especially Prepared “Of course this is nonsense,” he plication to have his membership 3 “i y < For You! > 59s A personalized hair style é 7 -_ [x created for each individual ‘than with American boys, and the death of a cancer-doomed t \ customer. Rl. 0481 or RI. 6090 et ——— | & ki La lw NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY | The sooner we can end the BOY Scout .Iroop | UNHURT—A little shaky (and Torn Lett From Essai | * v . urn Left from Elevator (Korean war by aggressive meas Organized at School 5 | who wouldn't be) is Norm Good = | tuiblekid A new Boy Scout troop was Houser after his slide. '}| For Abused, pp organized at School 5 in a recent] m= Hard-to- ears (ceremony. [Kenneth Baker, Charles Fugate, ave, Srey. : Open Every : At a candlelight service, seven W. L. Stark and William E. Mans- ached an Doy 8 A. M. One instance~of this was re- Reach U. S. Tomorrow [boys became members of the field. 0s Children's 401 Roosevelt Bldg. op M SAN FRANCISCO, May 19ftroop. They are Marlin Todd, De- D. F. Sellmer will be Scout- Hair Ath Floor—Corner lll. & Wash. } ar

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SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1951

J : - in ¢ Richard McKinley Dies; -

Banker at Vincennes

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VINCENNES, May 20—Services for Richard A. MeKinley, prominent Vincennes banker and former state \official, will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow at his home. Mr. McKinley died Friday. He was 65. "Chairman of the boardgf Security Bank and Trust Co., | Vincennes, which he organized in 1938, Mr. McKinley had

been active in Indiana bank-

: a which became effective July 1, ing circles most of his life. 993 He resigned as director of the| Mr. McKinley has acted as Indiana Department of Financial president of Region Seven of the Institutions in November, 1937,/Indiana Bankers Association, Fito oben the mew bank. served. as treasurer .of the State | ‘Born near Borden in Clark, Association {n-192¥ and 192¢, and | County, he attended public schoois| Was a member of the riots: {in Clark and Washingtontiors Legislative committee which | Counties. He was graduated from (assisted in drafting the Indiana "Borden Institute and Valparaiso Financial Institutions Act which University, and later taught in| became effective in 1933. the puble - schools of Clark Surviving with his wife, Edna, County. are two daughters, Miss Marjorie, | " Organized Bank Ames, Iowa, and Mrs. Irma Wolfe, In 1908, he started his banking Central City, Ky, and three

career at the Borden State Bank, grandchildren. {Bordep. Four years later he! organized the old Bank of Ex-Hired Hand Heads | Hadlinsburg, in Hardinsburg and : | served as its cashier for six years. Hungary Church Office | Mr, BRL Sponsored the) BUDAPEST, Hungary, May 19 {organization of the Clark County § State Bank of Jetrersonville| (UP) — Istvan Kossa, streetcar | which was opened in April 1918. company hired hand before World {He was elected cashier and held War II and later a member of {that position until he was made the Politburo and minister of fi5 : | president of the bank in 1928. He nance, has been placed at the LUCKY BOY—Here is a porttion of the marks caused by |held that position until his ap-/head of Hungary's newly-forfed the 960-foot slide which brought to an abrupt end Norm Houser's |pointment by Gov. Paul McNutt office of church affairs. attempt to qualify. His car ieaped over a wooden bridge, climbed [as head of the state banking de-| The office was. established by a ditch and stayed upright. partment in March, 1933. Parliament yesterday. It will — . He was the first to hold the “carry out agreements concluded position of Director of the Indiana with various churches” and be in Department of Financial Institu-|/charge of state support given the !tions under the new banking codelchurches.

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