Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1951 — Page 25

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Jury At Rockport Told Of Teacher Shakedownsg

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Earlier story, Page 18. Times State Service ROCKPORT, Nov. 15—Bold 1akedowns: of Spencer County .'achers continued to be reported day to a Grand Jury investigatng political infiltration into chools. . Teachers and other school offi-

ials were giving jurors details of 4

he political kickback vhich, they charged ‘orced them to contribute to the Sopkitean, Party or lose their obs

Prosecutor Volmer Franz, with ’2 witnesses scheduled for tolay, said the probe is expected to /ind up tomorrow. Among those heard yesterday vas Miss Mary Lee Gabbert,

system

ormer art teacher at Dale ichool. At a meeting in May, called by the Indiana State

Teachers Association, Miss Gabbert said she was fired because she refused to contribute to the GOP fund.

Tells of Request

Miss Gabbert said she was ishered into the ‘office of Township Trustee Charles P. Fuller and introduced to Glen Schroder GOP precinct committeeman “Mr. Schroder asked me if I would like to contribute to express my thanks and appreciation for my job. I didn’t believe I could look my church choir in the face if I did that,” she said. Miss Gabbert was one of five teachers who said they were fired because they refused to kick in to the political fund. Among the 11 witnesses called yesterday was Carl Englebrecht, superintendent of Spencer Sous. ty schools. At the Teachers’ sociation meeting, he said As couple trustees” told his a $400 political contribution would clinch his reappointment In 1958.

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ANNE JEFFREYS 1945 martiage is annulled.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15 (UP)—The 1945 marriage of ac-

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tress Anne Jeffreys and Maj. Joseph R. Serena was annulled in superior court here today on the grounds that it had never been consummated and that she refused to live with him. Miss Jeffreys starred in the Francisco showings of: Me Kate” and “Bitter-

San “Kiss sweet.” Maj. Serena, now serving in Germany, requested the annulment. In 1948 Miss Jeffreys asked for an annulment of the marriage on the same grounds, but no action was taken.

‘Bedroom Eyes’ Denies Wrecking Boss’ Marriage

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By United Press SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 15— | Gen. Douglas MacArthur leaves g | for Portland, Ore. today with | Seattle still in a political stew | caused by his blast at the Truman, |administration at a “non- parti-| | san” function. {| Gen. MacArthur made several {public appearances yesterday but {he kept his speaking ata mini-, mum. He said his Northwest | visit was for ‘Americanism, not politics.” | | Democratic and union leaders attacked him for making a “par|tisan political speech” at a “nonartisan function” sponsored by a civic group at Seattle's 100th birthday party Tuesday night. Gen. MacArthur spoke at the University of Washingtdqa under auspices of Greater Seattle, Inc.

Offers Chance to Reply

Dr. Raymond B. Allen, univer(sity president, offered school facilities to administration supporters for an opportunity to reply. Gen. MacArthur, accompanizad by his wife, visited Tacoma, the Army's Madigan General Hospital and drove through five smaller communities in a 16-car caravan yesterday. Earlier, he welcomed home a shipload of 1291 Far Eastern military veterans. An estimated 175,000 persons turned out to see him despite frequent rain. In Tacoma, Gen. MacArthur spoke briefly to 5000 persons at {the College of Puget Sound fieldhouse. “When I left New York,

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15 (UP)— One asked me if this was to be a

political trip,” he said. *“F replied the reason for my trip is Americanism.” The general did not repeat any of his charges of Tuesday night in which he said the nation’s leadership was guilty of “diplomatic blunders abroad and spendthrift aims at home.”

Radio News Group

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onaire Howard Hughes. CHICAGO, Nov. 15 (UP)— h t filed in nearby Santa James Bermann of radio station Monica drew denials from both WCCO, Minneapolis, was elected Ai Carter and Mr. Dietrich. president of the National AssociaTh : tion pt Radio News Directors. at

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the group's annual convention here yesterday. Mr. Bermann succéeded Ben Chatfield of WMAZ Macon, Ga.. for a one-vear term Other new officers elected were Tom Eaton, WTIC, Hartford, , vice president, and S8heldon Peterson, KLZ, Denver, treasSoren Munkoff, WOW-TV, was reappointed executive secretary.

GUEST SPEAKS OUT—Iranian Premier Moh&mmed Mossadegh (seated) signs the guest book at the National Press Club“in He told a luncheon audience yesterday that the Western press has not fairly reported Iran's side in its quarrel with the British over nationalization of the Iranian oil industry. On left | | is son, Dr. Gholem Mossadegh. At right is Carson Lyman, president | |

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Plane With 23 Gls Forced Down

TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 15 (UP) —A chartered DC-3 plane with 23 GIs aboard ran out of fuel and made a forced landing in an alfalfa field four miles southwest of here last night. No one was hurt and the plane was undamaged. Civilian” Pilot Ray Beatty, San Antonio, said he decided to try a landing when he noticed the fuel was low. He said he was transferring the 23 enlisted men from Lawton, Okla., to Aberdeen, Md. The soldiers were put on a train to continue their trip and Mr. Beatty,

later flew the plane off the field. |

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#% In IU Theater Cast Before Kiwanis Club | . BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 15 ; Four Indianapolis students are! Salom Rizk, whose life story in the cast of “Goodbye, My was recently publighed in the Fancy,” current production of the fieader’s Digest, speaks on * AmerIndiana University Theater, ica’s Role in the Near East” at Final performances of the Fay tomorrow's Kiwanis Club lunchKanin comedy” will be given at eon in the Claypool Hotel. 8 p. m. tomorrow and Saturday. The Digest says his autobiogFlorence Gleason, 3720 N. raphy, “Syrian Yankee,” brought Pennsylvania St., has the leading more mail from readers than any role of the Congresswoman who article it had prev iously published. |

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‘Meat Packer Dies + | OTTUMWA, Iowa, Nov. 15 (UP) —Thomas Henry Foster, presi-| dent and board chairman of the John Morrell & Company meat packing firm, died yesterday. He was 76. He served .the firm 61 years, 3

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