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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

' Decision Awaits Passage of Bill

By DAN KIDNEY i Times Staff Writer . WASHINGTON, July 14—Federal Security ator Oscar R. Ewing will not act on possible forfeiture of $18 million or more federal welfare grants-in-aid to Indiana until the Ilabor-federal security appropriation bill is finally passed, he sald today. “The measure, from which the

Jenner amen: | izing the 1951 Indiang smublicity was rej se and Senate conference committee, is

now back in that committee again, It isn’t back because of the amendment which Sen. William WB. Jenner (R. Ind.) succeeded In fnserting in the Senate however. It was sent back because the

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Hospital Officials Snip Red Tape to Admit Starving Infant Twins

"KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July 14 weighed about 10 pounds each. (UP) — Officials of Knoxville General Hospital kicked aside red | Cirainger County Judge C. T.

save the starving infant twins of guarantee of expenses for the an impoverished and disabled babies as charity patients. But farm couple. {Judge Cabbage said the county Five months old Helen andfhad not made an appropriation Harold Nicely, “S80 weak they|for such a contingency. Grainger could hardly raise their hands”|ls a mountain county northeast were put at once on an intra-/0f Knoxville. venous diet rich in natural food| Mr. Mynatt said “We'll worry minerals. They also received blood about the bill later,” and admitted transfusions. the infants. The babies’ mother, Mrs. Fred Withdraws Blood Nicely of Liberty Hill, Tenn, has “Besides,” he sald, “It would cancer and is taking treatments, , peen murder to turn them in another wing of the hospital. away » Mr. Mynatt bucked red Their father, an illiterate farm- tape on another front by withfer, has tuberculosis’ but has re- qrawing two pints of blood for! fused. treatment

It was the mother who brought| supposed to be taken without asthe Infants here on one of her surance that it will be replaced trips for treatment and appealed by the patients’ families. to the hospital to save them from| Tonight, the twins showed faint certain death by malnutrition. 8he signs of responding to the treatsaid they had been refused wel- ment but they were still too

Mr. Mynatt immediately called!

Cabbage and sought a county|

TODAY AND TONIGHT—Fair weather is the outlook throughout the nation today according to Weather Bureau meteorolo-

gists, Higher temperatures are expected in the Ohio Valley, wesiern Pennsylvania and New York State.

Charges CCC ‘Pet’ Car Output Holds Flooding U. S.

although h : | i WAZ: could get it for not 9 Be uve a from o |Ip, But Picture With Canada Oats

Times Washington Bureau ~ WASHINGTON, July 14—Sen. ‘William E. Jenner (R. Ind.) charged today that a “pet” con[cern of the Commodity Credit {Corp. is importing 8 million {bushels .of Canadian oats to de-

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Truman Asks Probe of Loyalty Firings

Fears Infringement Of Personal Rights

By United Press . WASHINGTON, July 14—President Truman ordered an investigation today to see if personal rights are being infringed by allowing agency chiefs to fire or refuse ‘to hire “poor security risks” for government jobs. The move coincided with a fresh storm in Congress over security and loyalty in the State Department. Two top Republican members of the House Committee on Un-American Activities demanded a new and thoroughgoing probe of the department.

Secretary of State Dean Acheson revealed Friday that several other employees, in addition to two high-ranking experts on Chinese affairs, have been suspended pending investigation of security charges. :

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Jet Engine On Test Run

Suction of Engine May Have Drawn Fumes From Spilled Fuel Oil

By ANDY OLOFSON ; The explosion that blasted eight men to death at the Allison plant may have been ignited by a jet engine that was lon a test run at the time. That was one of the conclusions reached in the full

scale investigation of the blast completed yesterday by Maj. H. E. Wilber, commanding officer of the Air Force unit at

the big Speedway City plant. When operating, a jet en-

gine sucks in vast quantities Clean-up of the devastated ates of air. The suction of the engine, ths. All te Maj: Wilber explained, may have| Will take two months, Allison o drawn fumes from the spilled|ficials say. Rough estimate of fuel up from the basement and clean-up cost is $500,000. The en= through the engine where they tire 20-cell unit is so badly damwere ignited. |aged that it will have to be re Makes Two Phone Calls | "2" | However, normal production at os ool, ier Bom , 0 e space in the blas area was checking for the. fuel leak, had ie Sp used for storage space, made two telephone calls in the only two or three of the test cells four minutes before the blast. being utilized for experimental It is believed that Mr, Welborn testing of jet engines.

had repaired the leak in the fuel] lines. before the explosion. He,

at 3:40 a. m., the investigators’ sald. The blast came at 3:44 a. m.

"conferees report again, Mr. Ewing|

House rejected a conferees’ com-ifare assistance. weak to kick .or make normal By United Press

: ’ 8 promise on the Jensen amend-| “They looked horrible and were baby noises. WASHINGTON, July 14—Auto- press the market when U. 8. farm-| Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R.|telephoned L. C. Lawalin, night || S Set to Crack ment, cutting payrolls 25 per centithe worst cases of advanced! The Nicelys have four otner|mobile production in the first ers are in the harvest season. . |Wis.), has demanded that others| foreman of maintenance, asking {Js " by not permitting the employ-/malnutrition I have ever seen,”|children, aged 11, 9, 5 and 4. Mr.|half of this year matched out-| He laid the matter before Under scrutiny for loyalty also|for janitors to help “mop up| ment of new personnel until thatisaid Hospital Business Manager|Nicely has been taking care of|put during the same period of Secretary of Agriculture Charles| P¢ Suspended. | fuel.” | » goal is réached in labor and FSA. Robert T™: Mynatt. The twins'his brood. 1950 but the picture now is far F. Brannan in a Tetter asking why Orders Study During the four minutes, the owl on gosier Rejection Not Expected from rosy, industry sources sald CCC issued such a permit at this| pp Truman directed the Na-|investigators reported, a consider-|

eg® : : Rep. Winfield K. Denton, Ev- Defense Heads Criticized today. (time. The junior Senator from!¢ional Security Council to study|able amount of the jet engine fuel

p Winddid Re ier Despite government controls, Indiana charged that the grain|ihe matter with a view to recom- spilled on the floor and leaked Herb Doctor ansville Dem

; manufgeturers Produced 8108 1) Nl oNe3 in ciucago and used mending changes in the procedure|into the basement of the test cell f the conference committee, said F C i U {a d cars in the first six months of to depress the market prices there. 3 that they had not expected a re- or a ing p ran pus s e firs p which allows alleged security|block area. jection of their report by the

I ea a a EL IIS the om risks to be fired or denied employ-| Unlike highly inflammable coalition of Republicans and Dix-

volved, Sen. Jenner said . .. By United Press Although it said “serious in-|{N8lf way through last year. | y ment without appeal to a centrallaviation gasoline, the jet engine ? Republic WASHINGTON, July 14 — Alequities” existed in the call-ups| But production has slumped pets firm has been the TeVIEW agency, as provided in|fuel does not ignite until heated|®T2] food and drug officials are fecrats in the 4 for speed injHouse Armed Services Subcom-ithe subcommittee expressed at since July 1, when the govern-l, 1. PE. f the CCC for|lovalty cases. oa to temperature of 492 degrees. 28ain ready to crack down on There is no need for Sp imittee blasted the Defense De-|least partial approval of an-/ment put a virtual ceiling on the Aig : id (Salitvan County's lidiay herd

: " - | ¢ | 3 siv hen in bringing in another,” he com number of cars coming off the Several years. It seems to be more| In a letter to James 8. Lay Jr. But it is very explosive w bringing “I'he conferees may not partment today for calling up/nounced schedules for releasing/nU g {than a coincidence that the grain| executive secretary of the council,|vapor form and confined in a doctor, Arthur Cox, whose latest

ra : ut ssembly lines. even meet next week.” jsome grandfathers from the re-ithose reservists who were called? 1y » branch of the Department of Agri-|the President said he is “serious-| tightly enclosed area. |“treatment” resulted in a cancer

serves before other young and|involuntarily. “Materials have got so scarce : This delay will give Sen. Jenner .. — _ is were Dr 3 ne Er atule Plans t lan auto spokesman said, “that Culture has co-operated to depress|ly concerned by a number of re-| The Major indicated that the yictim winding up with his ear

a chance to push the Brownson| § a kv if the industry Stain prices just at the beginning ports” recently on administration basement of the 20-cell area was His the way| It said the military should/We'll be lucky 38 USY of harvest and when farmers are of the security program. He also/filled with the fumes of the fuei|®alen off by maggots,

Times Washington Burean

Severely criticizing

amendment in the Senate. { “eili level! \some members of the veteran and|make every effort to stick to|produces up to the ceiling level | : - | This information has been Ute feported today His: oe inactive reserves were put back in/these and the terms of service ia-|for the rest of the year. That| "3% The, wei lat Sd winks He Th at Ba a added to the case already pre enato : : j o “An added hardship is in the standard procedures in weighing) . } case ad) - harjes B,luniform, the subcommittee said) volved should be maximum terms means labor layoffs Pp A survey of the damage showed pared against the 73-year-old

. ph ” fact all available elevator space loyalty cases. .ithese classes of men should bejuntil “grave changes” in the in-| Other quarters said they hear p “ "” ou ; Repupit released from active duty “at the ternational upset the picture. representatives of the National|i8 badly needed at harvest time| “We must never forget that the [hat Be en dx crete) Se i in the House. This would strike earliest possible time.” | The new draft law provides Production Authority and thejfor the, Pye of Atnatican fundamental purpose of our 8OV-| "the A ay Pe rueipracue ng he 8 2 ’ 3 . It appears an investigation | , > ’ 8. out the secrecy provisions of the] “The result of such errors must | that World War II veteran volun- Labor Department's Bureau oy] 4 {ernment is to protect the rights), jor explosion came from the| fyi Btesent votfice” 18 in a

teers and inactive reservists who|Unemployment Security will meet Of the Department of Agriculture|of individual citizens,” he said,| social security law in regard tolnot again be visited on American| will with the “Big Three” auto makers 2nd the firm that is importing this|«and one of the highest obliga-| EDLY enclosed basement of the' pa. about four miles outside

measure sponsored by C Brownson, Indianapolis can, which long has been

: { vena . v8 {were called against their . ; : granteinaid 10. the. aed. Fin. ttizen EE 2: shall be ora on--appiieation in Detweit Monday tg discuss the Oepadian grain would be initjong is to see that those rights PulldIng. : {Terre Haute. He lived there when enpped . : | : oe } : after -17 -months unless. they are unemplovment outlook -and what a |are protected in its own. opera-i ¥inds No Sign of Leak jhe was arrested by the federal PPoc. The report.came from a group critically needed. an be done about it. vn A itions. ~The present system d6es| A major fracture of one of the 3Uthorities in 1947 and let off Urges Speedy Action (headed by- Rep. Overton Brooks The Army, Navy, Air Force, The Ford Motor Conipany has Union delegation which came here not make for good administra-'suel lines would. permit leakage with a $100 fine by the late Judge con. Fverett McKinley Dirksen | ‘D: L.a.) which investigated the and Marines have announced sep- =aid it will have .to let 10.000 to discuss the situatidn, said lay- tion.” 2 : of 250 gallons of the jet fuel a Robert C. Baltzell. (R. Ill.) already has a similar call-ups as they affected the vei- arate plans to start releasing men go, and Chrysler said {t offs in the Detroit area are a ———————————— minute—or as much as 800 gal- Food and drug authorities in proposal pending Senate action. ®Tan reservists and inactive re- some reservists before their 17 has laid off 20.00( 1dding up to 100,000 men. il . k lons from the time of Mr. Wel- the federal security agency have The conferees report recom- Servistss compared with the or- months are up. General Motors reports it will. Industry circles here said many Keep Silver in Rac born’s first report and the Mast. |instructed their Cincinnati office mended that both Houses take the ganized reserves. The subcommittee charged that have to make a ‘substantial re- companies are stretching out va-| Flat table silver will tarnish| A plant patrolman completed ato order the “Doc” to appear and

are spe-/the armed forces had no plan duction in employees, or the num- cations to avold layoffs, in S0|less if kept in a rack in a dining| thorough inspection of the area| show cause” why he should not room drawer. As a further pro- at 3:20 a. m. and found no sign of [Again be prosecuted for fake

matter up promptly. These classifications : With the introduction of the|clal categories used by the mili- for only a partial mobilization ber of hours worked per week [far as possible, until orders for Brownson amendment fin thejtary for their lists of men sup- for anything less than all-out or both. armaments take up the slack in Senate, Sen. Jenner hopes to speed posed to be subject to ready duty. war. A United Auto Workers (CIO) 'car production.

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any fuel leak. claims and mislabeling his The first report of a leak came “medicines.”

tective measure, the drawer should be brushed out frequently.

pass these amendments before the

would not have to rule in the Indiana case. Forfeiture of the funds, would be on the grounds that the state "law violates the | federal statute, | Mr. Ewing only intends to wait until the appropriation bill is| passed before he does so rule, he said. The new Indiana law, which requires each county auditor to make & public book on names and amounts of relief recipients, has not yet been promulgated by Gov, Schricker.

Troupe Ends Rehearsals On Campus at IU

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, July 14--Re-hearsing on Indiana Univeraity| campus, 13 members of the Young, Ireland Theater Company are scheduled for a four-month tour during which they will perform throughout the U. 8, and Canada. The troupe will leave the ocampus tomorrow to present shows! in Illinois, Michigan and Ohio, then return to Bloomington July 25 and 26 for convocations on campus. With a repertoire of seven plays by Irish authors, the company is directed by Eric Bentléy, who is a teaching fellow this summer in the IU School of Letters.

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