Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1951 — Page 9

| THR SDAY, Ave. "a nite: tic THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | i PAGE 9 — 8] Truman Displays Trustee For hidden 21 Big Truck Firms Open SATURDAY NIGHT 7 | Displeasure on Fo Gonsor News| aie for Survival Here: SPECIAL

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“This,” he said, “would force |jam E. Steckler has recessed the © 0 0 8 busi 3" Indi lis district Continued From Page One Times State Service many firms out of business : Sianapel Is r court for | PAOLI, Aug. 16—Justice of the, The petition complains the rules Summer Vac ig Full Fashion 3 candidate for the Democratic |Peace Edward Troop has issued of the ICC order are “harsh, yn- Mr. Fills said he would take . romination. 1a restraini dep apa workable, drastic and unlawful” {De matter before Judge H. or Seamless “Who is left besides you?” the {8 restraining order against Town- It contends ICC exceeded its au. Nathan Swaim of the U. 8. Cirror It lent Ship Trustee James Kirby of Or- yy nity under the law, S cuit Court of Appeals, who is rep- NYLON Mr. Truman said he. is sure. {leans, prohibiting him from try- Th titi tao declared such resenting the southern didtrict of there are plenty of people ambi- Ing t aka : e pelition als eclared sucll rndjana during Judge Steckler’s « {Ing to censor the news with his an order “jeopardizes the nation’s spsence tious for the job, but they do not ab . bo know what they are getting into, | fists, defense effort. o A ——————y Asked to name these people, the Hig order was obtained by are Tagine trucks Tepresen- Frogrant Memories Linger President said it would not be [Bill Beeman, a reporter for the 'atiV Xpress cons - seemly for him to do that, | [Bedford Times-Mail, who charged Hon 3t the JOC orger on grounds FLOWERS ¢ Mr. Truman plainly showed his| |that the trustee had threatened AY: ‘ PAIR pleasure at an article in the cur-| {him with physical violence if he! ‘We are doing now just what or “ “ » rent Look Magazine. 3 Co wrote any more stories about We did during World War II. The ® Weddings © Anniversaries THIRDS The article, entitled “A Few] Orleans affairs. operations were much the same. Beautiful Arrangements of y Kind ‘Wogds for Harry Truman,” The order also restrains the Jf anything, tie emergency is - ® Hospital Bouquets EFROYMSON S was written by historian Henry Hus. ! B08 re even more critical now. ® Funeral Flowers Steele Commager. It said that by threat to er. "hm ; ; ’ y a v e prevent the distribution In fact, during World War J 918-926 So. Meridian d of Ny oe Try op the of the Times-Mail in Orleans II we were never permitted to CLAY POOL 1y suceesstul. : Mr. Beeman said the threats run an empty truck. But that is Flower Shop OPEN TIL 8 P.M. » be-. ollowed a story he wrote about exactly what would be done under Cl | H -and Truthful, Accurate the resignation of the superin- this order.” aypeo otel SATURDAY Asked what he thought of the hc Jendent of the Orleans water Mr. Ellis planned an emergency PL. 5028 LL 0617 : WOrKs. trip to Chicago in an effort to get nd, i" article, the President pronounced gr fe , i o _ nade it very good. He said it was truth- CR 3 s fasts ful and accurate and that Dr. FEEL COOLER?—Only six short months ago you were shivering in weather like this. The bottom Commager knew what he was dropped out of your thermometer. The wind was raw and cold. lcy pavements made driving dantalking about. The President ad- gerous. You thought summer would never arrive. Now that it has, do you wish it hadn't? tiey Ray DD : s Ine {He was questioned about Dr. TWO Face Italian Trial in Wartime OSS Murder Case '‘Commager’s particular point that : .e ! Mr. Truman's forejgn policy has Continued From Page One that he had been ‘entirely have beeh discharged, they can- 0 BIG STORES { been more successful than his do- : “ iicleared” by the government 18 not be courtmartialed. And since 1 : R mestic program. The President ieWSmen that ‘ome one is out REC the crime was committ to THERE'S ONE IN YOUR ' sald he would comment on that to get me as an andividual”’- He Months ago. 138 ton a3 Commitiee on or 1 at a later date when it would do insisted Maj. Holohan “disap- MT. Lodolce's brother, James, eign soil, the case is outside the NEIGHBORHOOD the most good. T " said in Rochester that the State jurisdiction of U. 8. courts. Cr, y i ——— peared” when the three men were Department telephoned yesterday But the Defense Department NS. i |attacked by Nazi and Fascist ang told Carl “Le should say as pointed out that they could be = (Ke) = ; i In Clover {forces. little as possible to anyone be- tried in Italy 2nd referred the z 5 : v r cause much of it is still secret.” (case to the Italian embassy here jeloetal i LANSING, Mich. (UP) — Mrs. gutta Job With Airline | “He's expecting the State De- for possible extradition. The ed an Millard O.-Johnson found more Mr. Icardi quit his job with partment to call him back later,” United States and Italy have an vay. Try than 50 four-leaf clovers in her the Pan-American Grace Airways James added. [extradition ireaty. ice the | front yard. The next day, she w d left for his mother's home i U. S. Can't Try T The court nf aseizes al Novare ta long : yard. e next day, she won an e or his mother’s home in Jo 8. Can't Try Them in northern Italy initiated a for- >. 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