Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1951 — Page 16

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| By United Press z | WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 —

{Democratic National = Chairman

William M, Boyle Jr. said today that charges he was pald to help arrange an RFC loan are ‘“un-

founded, distorted and false.” He also denied to a Senate in-

Boyle's interest in their law firm

To back up his defense, Mr, Boyle agreed to turn over to the Senate's permanent investigating committee his personal income tax returns for examination. Mr. Siskind has taken the same step. " Mr. Boyle testified that he was| Washington attorney for Ameri-| can Lithofold Corp. 8t. Louis printing firm, for some three months in 1949 and got $1250 in fees. He quit in April that year, he said, when he became a paid party official. None of the fee was for help with Lithofold’s $645,000 in RFC loans in 1949, he said. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch last July charge that Lithofold paid Mr. Boyle $8000, partly for help on the loans. The newspaper's charges brought the investigation of Mr. Boyle and Lithofold.

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| A Camp Atterbury soldier will'tee to sponsor home rule legisla-

{drive blindfolded in downtown |Indianapolis tomorrow afternoon. { Pvt. Tim Mulroy, a magician {who teaches a course on how to {spot card sharps and loaded dice, {will drive from Police Head-

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‘Conference Held Here | | ) . ey On School Health | i Hoosier school and health offi‘clals met in Hotel Claypodl yes-| iterday _to consider statewide {standards for school health services. Aimed at better school

health, the session was the Sec-

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siclans and Schools with delegates! {planning to make the meeting an annual affair. ! |. Gov. Schricker, onetime school] ‘board president in Knox, praised| l$hysicians’ modern methods and ¢o-operation in promoting school ‘health. Cgroperation of parents with health authorities, teachers and doctors was urged by Dr. Fred) V. Hein of Chicago, member of the American Medical Association's Bureau of Health Education; Miss Hester Bland, Indiana State Board of Health, and Dr. Earl W. Mericle, president of the

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____ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 2 Men Injured Here Sen. Kefauver Says In Industrial Mishaps Weather Prev ’ 8 with injuries from industrial ac- ; a cidents yesterday. a Appearance Here owas usu

U. 8. Sen. Estes Kefauver he worked in the veneer departtelegraphed apologies here yester- ment of the Udell Co. at 1202 day after squall-like weather kept Udell St. He is a patierit in .Genhim from a speaking engagement, eral Hospital. © Pinch hitting for the Demo” Withrow Shackelford, 30, 'of cratic Senator from Tennessee 1912 N. Drexel Ave. suffered inwas W. Harford Thomas, British juries to his right hand while journalist. The Senator had working at the Prospect Plant of been scheduled to speak at the the Citizens Gas and Coke UtilExecutives Club luncheon at the'ity, 2000 Prospect St. He was Columbia Club. taken to Methodist Hospital. But Sen. Kefauver reported his . . plane was unable to land in Indiana and he was forced to stop at Toledo. He went from there to Detroit, where he attempted to charter a private plane and to

Two men are in fair condition ih Indianapolis hospitals today

in a veneer spreading machine as.

obtain an Army or Navy plane.

hier All commercial flights from there Arrested on Check {had been cancelled. . | “Winston Churchill will be the Forging Charge {new prime minister,” predicted! The arrest of Willlam G. Watts, Mr. Thomas, who told club mem-| 49, former assistant treasurer of bers that the Conservative Party, the Employees Federal Creditiwill win the coming election in Union at a Ft. Wayne Manu-' England. facturing plant, was announced He cautioned that no radical today by the FBI changes in the welfare state could Harvey G. Foster, special agent be expected. : } in charge of the Indianapolis FBI, Discussing U, 8. aid to Western office, said Watts was arrested European countries, he said that by agents in Oakland, Cal., on alit had prevented the spread of warrant issued by a federal court communism there. He expressed in Hammond. doubt that another World War Watts was indicted by a federal was imminent, but said the cold grand jury on charges of forging war with Russia probably would checks drawn against a. credit continue. union accounts. Mr, Foster said Mr. Thomas is in this country Watts closed 23 inactive credit for a four-month study of ‘condiunion accounts totalling $293.80 tions here for 12 English proby this method. - 'vincial newspapers.

Indianapolis Medical Society.

Creation of a standing commitjtention now because of the spetion was proposed by Judge Alex'cial session of the kegislature Clark, Republican nominee for wrestling with the Welfare probMayor, in an address before the em” Judge Clark said. “I am Indiana Women's Republican'tor home rule in welfare. But Club today. . {the principle of home rule affects Speaking at the Columbia Club, many more phases of local gov-

(3 p. m. tomorrow. | He said he could do it blind|folded because of a “sixth sense” he calls “perceptionism.”

{Judge Clark said if elected Mayor ernment, so many: phases of city ‘he would appoint such a commit- government in fact I consider a {tee to protect the City's Interests home rule fight a major point in |against federal and state regi-'my platform.”

Home Rule Legislation Group Urged by Clark |

“Home rule is getting much at-/

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