Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1951 — Page 10

| By United Press _— ANGELES, July 14— dent Clarence Rowland vhemently denied today that the PCL would go outlaw if the major league draft of its . players is noi abolished or relaxed ; Rowland, who returned from Detroit yesterday where he head-| er a draft committee which met with both National and American League officials, said: “There has never heen a thought of our leaving organized’ baseball, Don't forget that our league and several others were eliminated from the player draft for several vears back in the 20s without leaving organized ball. It could happen again.” Royland sald he believes the PCL's long fight for relief from the major draft is nearing a successful end. “The major league draft committee of Del Webb, Branch Rickey and George Trauman will] meet before the month is out,” he| reported, “and will come to al definite decision. i

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he adde. The present draft rule —_— I [ pp ing

the taking of one player from each PCL club annually at an . . { automatic price of $10,000. Rowland sald this forces the PCL to Contempt Citation

sell more valuable players before

' the draft date each fall or risk " é y losing them in the draft. Against Doctor ellen mre an tris—— | 4 ‘2 : s There 3 Nothing Lucky The Indiana attorney general's

About Being Luckey office today moved into the case LOGANSPORT, July 14 (UP) against Sullivan County herb — Carl Luckey said today Friday peddler Arthur Cox, accused of

the 13th was his unluckiest day.| treating” a severe case of can-| |cer, in an effort to obtain a con-|

He was sentenced to 10 days ;...n¢ citation against Cox.

in jail after being found guilty Attorney General J. Emmett,

in city court of drunken driving ~ and driving without a license, McManamon sald Cox defled a

fined $40 and costs and his li- permanent injunction against his cense was suspended for six practice. of medicine for the last months {10 years. Mr. McManamon said : 4

» . his office would assist Sullivan] afi Oss County Jails County Prosecutor John K., Pur- = —————————— {cell obtain a contempt citation H sore Fre Ne¢ jon shat basis. { eserter From Navy | Sullivan Circuit Court {issued Surrenders to FBI {the Indiana Board of Medical Registration and Examination a Emmett Darrell Gaddis, 34, of normanent Injunction against! 250 N. Reisner 8t., Navy deserter, Cox on Jan. 30, 1941. | surrendered to local FBI agents) Cox's effort to “treat” a canyesterday. A machine operator in **7 patient came to light when a local industrial Re Gaddis Flias Pearson, World War T set-| was placed in custody of Navy eran, attempted to commit sui-| authorities. cide last week. Gaddis enlisted in the Naval Re- = serves June 6; 1947, and was ord- Golfing Notes ered to active duty Nov. 27, 1950. Bouin Falling to report,

Grove will hold an ABCD | Bill Russell, club pro. Tee- |

he was de-! tourney tomorrow will take entries up to 11.30 a. m off time is 12 noon

clared a deserter last March,

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BEACH FUN—The ocean waves come later when gals like Donna Hutchinson and Kathy Darlyn choose to play leap frog on tha

sands of Cypress Beach, Fla.

The girls know the water is there and they can take their time about getting into it.

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Anti-Wolf Squads

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By United Press WASHINGTON, July 14 (UP)

—The AFL International Typographical Union, whose members man the newspaper presses and machines, announced today that it is golng into the newspaper publishing business itself. The ITU said it will start publishing nine tabloid newspapers in seven states within the next few months, The papers will be established,

petition in communities where newspaper monopolies exist and to ensure maintenance of union working conditions.” The tabloids will be published in Allentown, Pa.; Monroe, La.; Texarkana, Ark.; Springfield, Mo.; Meriden, Conn.; Lorain, O,, and Huntington, Beckley and Charleston, W. Va. Eventually, the ITU said, more than nine union-owned papers will be in| operation. |

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In Swindle Case

| FORT WAYNE, July 14 (UP)—| {Dale Wicoff, 33, a Spencerville {schoolteacher, faced a possible {$7000 fine and seven years in {prison today for his part in a $350,000 bank swindle. A federal court jury of six men and six women deliberated six

- hours and found him guilty on

three counts of misapplication of {funds and writing checks without sufficient funds. It was the sec-

Formed in Croatia ond time Wicoff was convicted.

To Save Livestock

|ganized in Croatia today to wipe pr wove: he won a new trial

Wicoff was convicted last year aiding and abetting shortages

by Clyde Rectenwall, former

BELGRADE, July 14 (UP)—{c qpjer of the Farmers & Mer|Special anti-wolf squads were or- pants State Bank in Spencerville.

lout wolf packs raiding livestock... the 1. 8. Court of Appeals land game. ! In the past four years, Wolves ...onaous.

{have killed 20,000 sheep, lambs

ruled Instructions to the jury were

land goats, 600 cattle, 500 pigs, ,. {400 horses and donkeys and 700 Air Defense Group

(deer in Croatia. |

$10 per skin from th surance office. which has to pay nearby ‘claims for damage caused by the attack’ {wolves

Shortwave to Be Hit

B "WASHING signals and fading will interfere with reception of short wave radio broadcasts Sunday and Monday, forecasters at the National Bureau of Standards

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be paid $16 bounty for every male wolf killed —

and $20 for female wolves, plus fense organiz e state in- day to rush

To Rush ‘Aid’ to Muncie

WINCHESTER, July 14 (UP) Randolph County's air civil deation was poised to“emergency aid” to Muncie where an “enemy ’ is scheduled to occur to{morrow. ‘An air lift practice mission involving. about 15 planes will carry out a dual aid and evacuation

TON, July 14+ Weak operation for three hours. James

B. Maxwell, deputy director for aviation in the civil defense program, said the operation was designed to show “how a numerical-

predicted ly small but well organized unit will|6f privately owned planes could

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day, however, and quite well on rush emergency ald to stricken

Wednesday.

Jobless Claims Up Terre Haute Speeds Aid

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. July 13 0 44 Yo From Year Ago (UP) Six amphibious trucks Jobless insurance claims last Were rushed to flood-stricken ~ day y th I. 8 / week of 25,761 were 44 per cent Kansas today Dy the U. S. Army ordnance depot here. Col CC. 8 above those of the corresponding perrarr, commanding officer of

said the trucks would residents from

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Man Kills Wife, Daughter, Himself

SARASOTA, Fla, July 14 (UP) —Norman C. Hewitt, 76, killed his wife, her daughter and himself when his reconciliation attempt faifed, but the policeman he also shot was expected today

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Officers broke into the home of Mrs, Floyd White, 45, yesterday after Patrolman Earl Parker, who had gone there to investigate a report of a shooting, was hit in the chest by a 45-caliber bullet.

They found the bodies of Hewitt, his 68-year-old wife, a prominent clubwoman here, Mrs. White, her daughter, in separate rooms. All had been shot once in the head.

Bed Catches Fire

First-degree burns were: suffered by Louise Jones, 21, of 2469 Bond St., when her bed caught fire early today. She told police the bed caught on fire shortly after she retired at 3 a. m,, but claimed she hadn't been smoking. Her right arm and feet were injured.

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Bernard Orensky Jr., a 4-year-old wearing cowboy boots, had been father and mother to his sisters, Linda, 3, and Patricia, 7, months, officers said. Asked what he and his sisters had to eat, the boy replied: “Fish.”

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of use to pe forming store sale and servic the parking the rear of ti 313-V-51. Ci

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varian remises to | or wire fenc the area with 315-V-51. H. Park Avenue. ments), reque occupy a traf Ing house, 316-V-51, J Harris Street & Harris Stre dence), reque building line construction 1 store, with nd loading ocated 15' fr J17-V-51. Al permission to 1701-1821 Sou South Illinoi Capitol Avenu tol Avenue, dustrial), for vehicles, for ! tires and for general junk 318-V-51. JC Maple Road Road and Ruc Residence & quests varian a doctors’ Ar with accessor this building property line. 319.V-51. Avenue, (Zon quests varian permit the residence inte 320.

328-338 North A4-H1 Apartn amended plan supermarket, nce. this bu alcott Stree 321-V-61. E Reville Avent dence), reque requirements the existing | car garage to private auto rear of the & 322-V-51. S81 34th Street, requests varia requirements accessory adv 323-V-51. 8 COMPANY Street, (Zon reguesis VAri construction sale & stora storage of nection with sory offstree

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