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By BOYD GILL United Press Staff Correspondent petition is being circulated ng. Indiana Democrats urg«Gov. Schricker to let himself U. 8. Senate

to lead a party reorganizamovement, it was learned y. : Time petition apparently is being shown only to a hand-picked group - of Democrats active in the party’s organization—perhaps

only to county chairmen. {

tion of the paper was, ed. in ‘secrecy. The Gover;

s secretary sald he knew of it. One Congressman

he had heard of it, and a high pressure recently to get him former Congressman said he had to make himself available for the But neither Senate nomination.

seen a copy of it. was asked to sign it.

Although the petition appeared to be chiefly for the purpose of sparking a “draft-Schricker” movement, certain party observers who said they knew nothing about it thought fit might be

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[such a petition was being circulated but Knew nothing about it. Mr. Rauscher said he didn't read the petition. and the man who approached him didn't say anything about the party reorganization angles, : : But a former Congressman who saw a copy said the petition alsq called on the Governor “to give some ‘leadership in reorganizing | the party particulatly in reference to the national committeeman.” Arthur Campbell, the Governor's secretary, said the Governor had not heard of it. Mr. Campbell also said the Governor had not been subjected to any

“Won't Change Mind” “There just couldn’t be enough

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New Draft-Schricker . [Fail to Find

Lost C-47, Eight Aboard

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By United re y CHICAGO, Dec, 2%—The prac{tice by which printers set. type {which is not intended to be used is not in violation of the Taft-

narrow 120-mile triangle fromMyy,.t1oy jaw, the U. S. Appeals

here to Sacramento and Travis Air Force- Base yesterday for a missing C-47 with eight men aboard but were unable to find

the*craft. : Air search was discontinued at nightfall, but three ground searching parties were investigating reports of a big flash of light and an explosion heard Wednesday night at nine different locations south of here. w The reports were heard from Strawberry Vally in Yuba County westward to Oroville and Chico. The Chico - Ofoville - Strawberry Valley line runs from west to east and bisects the “sweep” area

pressure to make him change his mind,” said Mr. Campbell, re{ferring to Gov. Schricker’s fre-| quent emphatic statement he will| not run for a Senate seat again]

ed chiefly at Frank McHale, , he did in 1944.

e party's national committeeman from Indiana, and the MecHale faction of the Democratic organization, “This looks like the old trick of getting something non-controver-sial in a petition to appeal to everybody,” one -observer said, “to hide behind the real purpose which might be to rid the party of the McHale influence.”

: Declined to Sign

. One county chairman who said lo, was asked to sign it but declined was Leonard Rauscher of Jabs County. Mr. Raussaid he was approached by of the office of Thomas son, state labor commissioner. Mr. Hutson said he had heard

a factory inspector working out|

The petition apparently was the expected to be clearing weather

result of long-time dissatisfac-| tion over the McHale regime and may have come to a head largely through Democratic losses in the Nov. 6 municipal elections, when the Republicans captured nearly three-fourths of Hoosier mayor chairs, and through Mr. McHale's involvement in a stock transaction in a concern which sold products to the government.

752 Cargo Ships Built WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 (UP) {~The Maritime Administration |said yesterday that 752 vessels

{were added to the U, 8S. Merchant

covered by search planes yester-

| day.

Capt. Clarence Molder of Hamilton Field was in charge of the search, and he said at least 100 planes would be up in what was

today. Earlier a signdl fire was reported four miles north of Weed, near Mt. Shasta, which towers to 14,162 feet.

Accidental Shot Kills Chalmers Youth, 17

MONTICELLO, Dec. 28 (UP) — White County Coroner Dr. Clyde R. Netherton ‘said today he will return a verdict of accidental death in the shooting of

High School senior.

{Marines this year, giving .the

levent of a world war.

Icharged accidentally.

court ha led. The court's decision was handed 'down yesterday in a 44-page re{port on a long-standing dispute

Typographical Union and newspaper publishers. The court upheld the National Labor Relations Board in all but one phase of the dispute and approvi NLRB orders which di‘rected the union to cease and decist from threatening strike action in demanding certain conditions of employment. . Publishers Win Decision

The decision was in favor of petitions filed by the Newspaper | Publishers’ Association and the | Printing Industry of America, |Inec., although one ANPA contention, was rejected. | It was argued that the practice {of “reproduction”—the practice of {printers getting paid for setting

to be used—violated the TaftHartley law. The practice occurs generally in connection with ad- | vertising matter which already {has heen set. @ | The’ lone finding against the INLRB’s action involved its faillure to find the ITU guilty of not |bargaining in good faith. This {issue was remanded to the NLRB {for a new finding and a supple- | mentary order.

Coercion Barred In recalling the long dispute,

to which is not used or intended

Jack Eldon Martin, 17, Chalmers|/which involved numerous strikes

including one of nearly two years’

He was shot in the head last duration againgt Chicago papers,

between the AFL Internationalgaining. The ANPA filed a com-

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: i THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — . Court Upholds NLRB Ruling in ITU Case

banned by the Taft-Hartley law. The court recalled that the unfon. sought to impose “working conditions” in place of formal contracts with the ITU members having power to hire and fire, The NLRB had ordered the ITU to cease and desist from threatening strikes, and attempting" to coerce employers in bar-

plaint, asking that this order be modified, contending that it failed to find the unjon guilty of certain unfair labor practices, including the “reproduction” issue. The Printing Industry of America, Inc, had objected to certain NLRB findings, including the agency's refusal to rule on portions ‘of the written contract which the ITU later agreed to negotiate. The PIA’s petition was denied.

Jury Today

Cronin Case May Go to

»~ NEW: YORK, ‘Dec. 28 (UP)— Both sides rested in the larcenyforgery trial of Tallulah Bankhead's former maid yesterday, and the defense attorney told the all-male jury that the case boiled down to ‘a dispute between two elderly ladies.” . The defense and prosecution finished their cases in the 12th day of the trial, and the case is expected to go to the jury today. Mrs. Evyleen Ramsey Cronin, 59, chunky, white-haired former vaudeville performer and burlesque strip-tease dancer, is ‘accused of stealing $4284 from Miss Bankhead, who admits to 48, by raising the amounts of expense Shecls the actress made out to er. : Defense Attorney Fred G. ‘Moritt, a New York State Sen-

Car Thief Given 4 Years of ‘Security’

A 23-year-old confessed car thief today looked forward to the “security” of prison. Samuel DeGaro, Milwaukee, pleaded guilty today in Federal Court to a charge of driving a stolen car from Florida to Indiana. He told Judge William BE. Steckler that he “felt better in jail” and knew he could “eat regular” there. The judge sentenced him ‘to four years of steady diet in fed|eral penitentiary.

Check ‘Repeater’.

Gets 1-Year Term A 64-year-old man,

R. Hut-| United States a 2000-ship fleet night when a rifle his brother, the court said that the basis of

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Income Tax Forms ‘Mailed to Hoosiers

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