Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1951 — Page 3

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TUESDAY, MAY 22, 108

Maritime: Unions Hit Ship Transfers To Foreign Flags

By FRED W. PERKINS Seripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, May 22—S8eagoing labor unions want Congress to try to break up a practice under which American-built mer-

chant ships sailing unde? other flags are engaged in trade with

Red China. Scripps-Howadrd staff writer - Jim Lucas, after a plane flight off (the Siberian: coast last week, ‘Tes ported seeing a Panama-flag ship en route to a Communist Chinaport. (The Indianapolis Times published his dispatch Friday.) Navy officers on the flight with Mr. Lucas said it was a common practice and that the ships ate tually were ‘“American-owned, American - manned and carrying American cargo.” The CIO Maritime Committee, composed of unions whose mems bers work at sea, has been attack

ing this general problem for sev- — leral years. The committee’s work

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‘Fai welac’ Dili eg Dogs Bite 7 More air Trades Ruling, * as Cats Also

Hits Small Retailers: i ti kt

By United Press One stray dog is quarantined

Announcement Due | WASHINGTON, May 22—The Supreme Court's “fair In the city dog pound for observa-

. > s : / tion, and rabies tests are to be z [trace decision was expected to bring vigorous protests run on a stray cat that died yes(today from small retailers—especially druggists—who long terday.

Off-Street Parkin ‘have ‘supported state-approved pricing practices as br | : i “ ha : : 8 Setiol Spang. louis: om today is C. A. Jeffries, 40, of 634 ‘The pricing methods under which many articles haves. spencer Ave. Police reported

“Announcement. of sites where b old ics. toutisimass IMr. Jeffries had a county dog I construction of . off-street park. Pen S0.C-— coSMEUCS, LOOM, Fa,» method, - including (sense but...np: Sty Begs TOE

Ing ‘facilities is planned is ex- paste, silverware,. electrical Revion, Ponds; Yardleys and other charge was filed after a compected within 90 days, Luther appliancesand jewelry among,4 9m © H manLIapigres i plaint that his dog had bitten EdShirley, chairman of the Off others—will be affected by the Ho erical le Agsncie Waly ysier, 5 of S01 5 Grand Street Parking Authority, said decision, attorneys said. : Mechanical Pencil Maat rers| gers. § rearm and shoullast night. - They added, however, am the ‘Association. The body of a Mrav cat ve. The Authority last night re- Sent on the consumer uncer In deciding against them, Jus- ported to have died in convulceived recommendation for a to tice Douglas said Congress did sions was taken to the city pound “number” of locations in the Mile] The price case stemmed from a not mean “that the distributors for examination. Police were Square from Ramp Building quarrel between two distillers — were to have the right to use not|called by William Smith, 1338 Corp., consultant engineers em-/Calvert and Seagram -— and only a contract to fix retail prices gjjyver Ave. ploved by the Authority. Schwegmann Brothers, a New Or- put a club as well.” A stray dog was taken to the ; leans super market. me (city dog pound for examination : . lafter it had bitten Kenneth Kim- SKILLS SHOWN-—Civil defense auxiliary firemen at Beech Grove entertained a crowd of 300

ball, 32, R. R. 16, Box 54-K, on| persons Sunday in front of city hall with demonstration of skills learned in 12-week Civil Defense the hand as he tred to keep the| training course animal out of the Chevrolet em- | - :

Seven more persons were bitten by dogs in the city and county yesterday and one boy was

Supreme Court Decision’s Effect On Consumer Remains Uncertain scratched ny a cat.

Dog Owner in Court Scheduled to appear in court! §

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Up to Committee

| The distillers sued the Schweg- . . ‘ The recommendations were manns because the store was sell- 2 Traffic Victims urned over to the appraisal com-ling liquor at a price below the gee . . mittee of the Authority, which is established retail figure. Calvert Fighting for Life

expected to report within alagnd Seagram had agreed on the . 3 | Hospital to- Ployment office at the corner of : . 3 I 2 . t is in charge of Page One Seagram agre - Doctors at General Hospital to-|P'0} in Washington is harg Partlow and Male eupiiosrs Win sate) Price in 5 yritten contract With 4, y were helping two young ac- Grover and Henry Sts. | THE STATEHOUSE . . . By Irving Leibowitz ; er Wha 2aid Goer Had : f ) of Louisiana rg. : S a Desh port specific sites for construc- re the Schwegmanns had not Sident vicHime in i hard struggle Scratched by Gat az} been other instances like that red muttered: tion. but one, § § for life. ; | Four-year-old Michael Landis, | a Y 0 IVI 2) ense XP al ne ported by Mr. Lucas. , pray for in Location of proposed sites has 2 : Paul Prange, 8, of 3137 Park 1419 Churchman Ave, was | Mr. Haddock said Congress

6 to 3 Decision Ave. was listed as ‘very critical” scratched by a cat owned by a

t : 8 y : aa , ! not been revealed, Mr. Shirley Justice William ©. Douglas With Injuries suffered yesterday|resident of 1407 Churchman Ave. |

sald, to prevent interference with purchase of the property. Also studied by the Authority the contract is legitimate, but nonwas a proposal by Mayor Bayt Signers like the Schwegmanns can for use of the 34th “park” section NOt be forced to abide by it, a

Why is there so much apathy and he lets some things side; like Now, legal boys are beginning to Should pass a bill sponsored by

. ; ; : Sen. Warren G. Magnuson (D. : : : to civil defense? civil defense, although he is pre*ty hoost her for top clerk’: spot on ruled for a 6 to 3 majority that When struck by a car at 32d St. The cat was tied. : is BUGh GALI re inhtriotic Wash.) to prevent further trans Jor and Central Ave. Treated at General Hospital That there is such indifferent ©, patriotic. When Someone TOMES ticket next time around. . Three fon of ao Dreye ships to foreign Also ‘very critical” with a was John A. Blair, 3¢, of 1340 E. nobody disclaims. State Police Lt. around with a concret2 plan for pretty gals in Attorney ‘General's flags. it

| : ~ , i ’ : ver - fractured skull and broken neck 55th St. who reported he was Frederick Cretors, the man Gov. him to help, he'll jump in fast. It's - , 5 d L " was Kenneth Stevens, 19, of 5101% bitten on the leg be a dog owned | Schricker selected to ready Indi- the only way the average citizen office sp d their off Sige TH The cio mice allo, 8 between Illinois St. and Senate Louisiana ay . to the contrary N. Tibbs Ave. He was injured yes- by Zenna Morris, 334 N Missouri ana for possible attack recog- can do his part, outside of joining Sisgussing ioe. Macarthur, len Aina ownership of y - i stan A : : * Ros : i i g y i é Tes . re Mrs. Ave. for parking facilities. [Rota ng ted. however t€rday when his car spun out 02 St. Mr. Blair was bitten while on |Dizes it first. ies the Armeq Seryiceswor working in 8p Ne ang re ht — foreign-flag vessels and says it Mayor Bayt proposed that the, , neys commented, however, control and smashed into two the Morris property. | His is a recognition with under- a defense plant. ice exand BD Sey i rances rele sleengthen our merehant strip, now covered with grass i Nn enance of uniform re-| ... poles near Friendswood, Charles Tunnah, 9, of 2317 N. Standing, though. Lt. Creiors admits that, at the LEhERE and angela Kum "$450 in ine and make added jobs for and trees and used by Indian- (2! Prices in interstate commerce I ayo ITalbot Ave. was bitten on the| He classifies Hoosiers in three present time, Indiana has no-State Fair is giving away $450 in ap fe n merchant seamen and apolis Railways for part of its “il hea difficult thing now that $360 Back R S ht . hand while he was petting a dog categories—the leaders, the rank Civil Defense plan in effect. But, Prizes in the high Sarin Jvend; atheriean Workers Illinois St. streetcar route, be ® retai er's right to stay outside ac ent oug } owned by Burton Spear, 2349 N. and file, and the people who dou’t after attending the Civil Defense contest at "air. mug) con- 9 p tind a, tranatorring cleared, paved and used for park. ® contract has been established. : care. Staff College in Washington, he ference of school custodians will - The practic p OF DArK- | On a 1761 Agreement (Talbot. The dog was penned up ; : 8 lon »¢ be held June 14-15 at Purdve Uni- American ships to foreign regis ing relief for the 34th St. shop-' Price contracts like the Calvert- at the time, The people who don’t care he hy5 come home with a proposal © Nei v tics, i ping district. Seagram agreement have been PHILADELPHIA, May 22 (UP) dismisses immediately They don’t for Indiana that must be ap- versity. .. If you want to attend try, according to its critics, is The Authority withheld action Used in intrastate trade since —The Friends Fiduciary Corp. Pastor Bitten

co-operate in war or peace, he proved by Gov. Schricker s Civil @ Hoosier historical week-end tour based on efforts to get away from ’ i i - The Rev. Godfred Andrews, 64, 8, b se they are basically a i) rhink this autumn, contact Indiana His- American wages and American on the Mayor's proposal. 1933.° All states except Missouri, filed a court suit yesterday to re . Godfre ndrews, 6 , says, because ey Y Defense Council which meets at i Texas, Vermont, and the District ¢over $260 back rent on a prop- 2354 Kenwood Ave., reported he selfish.

cee i the Statehouse today. torical Bureau, 140 N. Senate Ave. taxes. of Columbia make them appli- erty under a 190-year-old lease. Was bitten on the heel by a dog ‘Capable and Willing’ ChB BY Undersecretary of Navy pr The rental agreement was made owned by Mrs. Louise McCarley,! The rank and file, Lt. Cretors Urges Clear Course

his wife had 1, but he did obtained the

ed separation n started by later dropped his own firm president anc f the Steel or Corp., 546 8, ther is presiv

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Navy progress in rocket-propelled charged after the court decision

The National Federation of InLAFAYETTE, May 22 —-U. 8. dependent Businesses, Inc.

originally on Mar. 25, 1761 for yearly ground rent of ‘seven Snanish nistoles of fine gold each, ' of the weight of four pennyweights and six grains.” The rent

2318 Kenwood. claims, appear on the surtace to At the college, Lt. Cretors Treated by his family physician be indifferent as a result of wish- learned that Russia already has after he was bitten on the leg ful thinking that it (civil defense) the capacity to attack the United by a dog owned by Herschel will never be needed When the States in various ways. Now, he

Harms, 45, of 2243 Madison Ave.,

time comes, he feels zonfident says, the intention axd desire of

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that the Justice Department “has projectiles and craft will be dis- fajleq to institute _ all-out vig-

cussed Thursday at 7 p. m. at|orous enforcement of the antiPurdue University by Dan A. trust laws.”

Kimball, undersecretary of the Navy. Mr. Kimball will be guest

) | AY i later was changed to $15 yearly. was Robert Bolinghouse, 13, of they will respond patriotically. that mation or any other country, i The owner, John Pempberton 2146 Madison. In the leadership bracket, there is what we have to worry about. | died in 1795 and his will left the Two neighborhood -dogs were are more than enough people who : son ; ! rental money to the Society of ordered penned up after Mrs. are capable and willing to do their; The Indiana Association of InPrice fixing in interstate com- Friends to set up a school for In- N. B. Harakas, 3320 Northwest- part, he added. As an example, spectors of Weights and Measures merce has been prohibited since dians. ern Ave., reported that her son,|Lt. Cretors pointed to the large grew a handclap from Gov. 1890 by the Sherman Anti-Trust Ww he rie Ci [engie, 5 had been bitten on] unites of beapte Ss base 5. Schricker in their 1951 annual speaker at the banquet of the 2%: : ater-Sho i i the gh. {pliea for Civ etense du publication when he wrote: i A Indiana section of - American! But in 1937 Congress passed tO no City | — ,,,————— ___|State Headquarters, . =. = “The -Jaw—providing for tne —o Rocket Society-in-Memorial Union the—Mitter = Tydings ~amenament Fears Outbreak of Fire Third ‘Group of Gls The main reason for the pu > supervision of weights and meas-| b ‘ ballrooms. (providing that agreements like the, powLING GREEN, O.. Mav 22 F lic's lack of interest at Prepen 2 ures is in keeping with the JefferA World War I pilot, Mr. Kim- Calvert-Seagram contracts also (yp)_A fire became the main ITOM Korea Due Today jaceording to Lt. os al sonian principle that ‘no man has ; ball was known as an authority were permissible in interstate SAN FRANCISCO May 22 the nation, state an loca tom a natural right to commit aggres- ; in the rocket field when named trade, if allowed under state stat- ; munities 30 net Pave 3 Sonherele sion on the equal rights of an-| Assistant secrstary of the Navylutes “some gains” in the water supply men—the third group to return ' Here's how Ti. Cretars dopes ee a aren in March, 1949. im. | SWall retailers pushed . the but warned that if a major fire[to San Francisco from the Ko- out how the public will react In. Statoho on oy an Ls 1 Thursday afternoon, Mr. Kim-|amendment as a means of easing proke out “I don't know what rean War zone—arrive here to- the future . OU I Alter ball will inspect the Naval ROTC competitive pressure from big we would do.” day under the Army's rotation Ses S years anal deputy cierk of ne unit at Purdue. | r 3 s e- : yr Sees Speedy Response Indiana Supreme Court, Mrs. Luanit al rurdue, = dealers, who could afford to un School children were given a plan. “Th . 15 Sorelle. Ge Miers Indramapors T : ————————— T8061] them, holiday yesterday and housewives, They will be followed Thursd § Average man (TOME JOH or Athey, Jndianapolis Re p> { “whe National : . iE ursday keep abreast of world develop- publican, has made lots of friends

| Association of put off their weekly wash. The by the first Air Force men to re- ments and he wants to do his with her friendly counsel to lawSome F acts

fear of this water short city today. Mayor C. W. Dick reported (UP)—Some 1500 officers and

Retail Druggists, which favored mayor proclaimed a state of emer- turn from the combat area. part. He has a lot of problems yers, newspapermen and judges. the amendment, urged the Su-|/gency Sunday night. w—— —— a bias sisi ned titi bili aba i dun 4

preme Court to rule that all re-| The State Board of Health had | tailers must comply with the given the city permission to tap a | 12 million gallon quarry supply ! |

established prices. { The association was supported |f necessary. Mayor Dick indicated (by many distributors who used the shortage would continue until a new pumping station on the

Maumee River begins operating in July.

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