Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1952 — Page 8

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Plan Draft D t For Plant Apprentices

By FRED W. PERKINS

Seripps-Howxrd Staff Writer

unions

system less than do AFL The CIO tried to get deferment

WASHINGTON, Jan, 21 The privileges : for young. men ‘“‘upiraft deferment system, which graded” by their employers in the now is restricted to college #tu-'mass production industries impordents, soon will be extended to tant to natiopal defense, but it is apprentices in trades important understood this ‘extension was to defenge industgies. nit adopted. The step awaits only an execu- The apprentice system is used tive: order, by President Truman. ‘most widely in the metal-working Such an order was submitted to trades and to less extent in the the White House several days ago construction trades. Among the bv the Selective Service System, union leaders who fought for the headed bv Gen... Lewis Hershey, new policy were James A. Brown-

and the labor-management policy low, president of the AFL's met-|} George of the Pattern. @

under Defenselal trades Wilson L.ynch, president The labor-management policy. makers IL.eague of North Amerommittee is headed by Arthur jca; Lewis G. Hines, AFL special S. Flemming and is composed ofy epresentative, and Michael Fox, yublic. labor and management representing the - Railway Iabor representatives. It unani- Executives, Assn. : favor of placing yrentices on much the same basis

rommittee workin department;

Mobilizer Charles E

voted sigs

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High School Fund Drive Announced

college students, A campaign to raise funds for Incal draft boards construttion of a ne Catholic “It is a good and important yiopn cohol in Indianapolis was step toward keeping up the flow announced yesterday by Archof skilled men into the defense nhighop Paul C. Schulte. The plans industries,” said William F. Pat-|a}q4q include additions to Cathed-

nously "in

¢ college students Final determination

ments for

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apprentices, as

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terson, director of the Labor De- ra] and Sacred Heart High partment’'s bureau of apprentice-| gchools. ship The campaign is beyond the

Signal Victory blueprint stage with chairmen

spokesmen said the development in each of the 34 parishes in Mar-

eferment |

NEW PRESIDENT—Dr. Lloyd M. Wedeking of ‘Washington was elevated to presidency of the Indiana Optometric Association today during the 55th annual convention ‘at the Hotel Severin. He succeeds Dr. V. A, McCleary of aWrsaw,

Rocky the Way To Warm Cell

COLUMBUS, O, Jan. 21 (UP)—James Ballinger, 51, became ‘angry today when Police Desk Sergeant Tom Sawyer refused to lock him up because it

Three small change tied

who up manager and his wife early today and fled with an undeter- | nined amount of cash from Walt's |Supermarket, 2240 Lafayette Rd. | Brady Van Huss, 54, and his [33-year-old wife, who is night

bandits -

75,000 Attend Cadle Session

Officers of the Indoor Camp x :

| Meeting announced today a total yp men looted two cash drawers. ;

attendance of about 75000 at

the eight-day sessions in the Cadle Tabernacle. The meeting opened Jan. 13 and -closéd last night. An estimated 3000 preachers from In-

dianapolis and surrounding communities also were present. Hundreds of°men.and women-—no aecurate. count was made—came forward tp the altar and indicated conversion, officials also said. The 75 cooperating churches representing various denomingtions voted to make the camp meeting an annual event held in January.

Clark Is Speaker Mayor Clark spoke briefly at yesterday afternoon's session, ex-

- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — 3 Bandits Rob Store Here ~ After Tying Up Man, Wife

scorned cashier, the. night pistols, forced. to lie on.the fleor

- 'safe.

were menaced withe in the market's office and bound with wire from ‘a telephone ripped off the store wall. Mr. Van Huss also was struck 3 glancing blow on the head with a’ gun held by one of the trio when he was® unable to tell the bandits the combination of -the

Free Themselves

There were ho customers in

the store. . The Van Husses freed themselves 12 minutes after the stick-|

“You'd better hurry, the time is running out,” Mr. Van Huss quoted the leader as saying to his) accomplice as they scooped up| the money from a cash drawer! in the office. " “The tim# has run out,” he said a few. moments later and the bandits made their getaway. Mr. ‘Van Huss thought there might-have been a fourth bandit but he wasn’t sure. Two, who trained pistols on the couple; were described as about 25, one short and one tall. The victims couldn’t describe the leader. One bandit had bought a pack of cigarets, then asked, “where are the funny books?” Mrs. Van Huss said. Then two of the men drew pistols. ¥

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. was “a signal vietory for the ion County. : was cold outsie. : | pressing his appreciation of the Feather Pillows AFL's efforts to place the draft) * The financial goal and the site| _ AS he left the police station, {work of the camp meeting an#t| ny nw SIXTY-NI deferment system on a more for the new school will be an-| Ballinger asked another officer, tional cases.

democratic basis,” The CIO also toted for defer-| meter ment . of apprentices, although

CIO umions_ use the apprentice Two More GOP Ward _— ~ Chairmen Named

Two

nounced in the near future.

more. new ward chair-

Street Cleaning For Tomorrow publican County Chairman John

Streets to be cleaned tomorrow: Innis in a continuation of an orW. MORRIS ST. from Madison ganization shakeup started last to Belmont Aves. © (week. OLIVER AVE. from Kentucky! : Ave. to Harding St. trucking firm official as new 21st RIVER AVE. and DIVISION Ward chairman, ST., both from Oliver Ave. to Wendell Martin, attorney, who reMorris St. | signed. Cars parked on these streets! William H. McMurtrie, salesbetween 7 a. m. and 4 p. m. will ®@an, was named new chairman be issued parking stickers and of the 20th ward, replacing towed to side streets. (Frank Hill who moved out of the et |eity. : » Saturday Chairman Innis Weissbrodt to Talk [named Charles W. Applegates, | On Quality Control |attorney, as new chairman of the | H ©, 18th ward (Irvington), succeed-| ugo A. Weissbrodt, works ing Don Money, also an attorney, | manager of the Ft. Wayne plant who quit the job recently { of International Harvester Co.| Chairman Innis declined to will talk to the Indianapolis Sec-| comment on the changes tion of the Society for Quality, - | Control tomorrow night, i . - ! we Jubjest in the World war He Made One Mistake; Memorial will be “Shop Talk on ae Quality Control.” It just Left His Car Unlocked a week ahead of the society's five] MERIDIAN, Miss, Jan. 21 courses on statistical quality con-| (UP) — Herschall Reynolds, who trol to be held in Treadwell Hall, police arrested for illegally trans-

He appointed Thomas Kibler,

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, Tech High School, running from porting whisky, made just one! ) mistake—he left his car unlocked. |?8 they land in America.

Jan, 29 to Apr. 29.

men were appointed today by Re-|

| “How can I get in jail?” « « “Throw a, rock through a window,” the officer replied jokingly. A minute later a rock | crashed through the window of the police, radio roegm. As policemen "rushed met them at the door.

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Things in U.S. Not So Good, Germans Told

replacing C.| FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan.|

21 (CDN) —Germans are being | 'told in such widely separated cities as Hamburg and Munich! that things are not as good as they might appear in the United States. : This is the standard line-in the|

{Soviet-occupied zone of Eastern!

Germany, but it is relatively new in the West, i It is too early to describe it] as an organized campaign, but] the main purpose of the efforts, in both Hamburg and Munich is] the same—to prevent further German emigration to the U. 8S. Lutheran pastor in Hamburg, for example, has warned German refugees there that they may expect to be inducted into the U. 8S. armed forces and shipped to Korea almost as soon

A puzzled pedestrian reported {to police he saw a “long parade of people” toting the whisky from the car and minutes later Rey-

Bandit Gets 10 Years

BED-WETTING |

In West Side Robbery

One of three bandits who tied

nolds was arrested.

Police say that unidentified up a West Side druggist and iij;ens made off with $1000 three of his customers Oct. 5 was worth of the whisky

sentenced today, to 1(. years in

which is|

: illegal in Mississippi. the Indiana Reformatory. re en Donald Wolfe, 23, Danville, Ind., pleaded guilty in Criminal Court 1 of the $420 robbery of Harry) a # E. Dickson's pharmacy, 26th and Harding Sts. His accomplices earlier were sentenced to 10 years each.

Safecrackers Enjoy ‘Bank Night' at Movie

Safecrackers enjoyed ‘bank| night”. at the Strand Theater,| 1332 E. Washington 8t., last night They removed $1000.19 in cash from the theater's safe Richard A. Finney, 25-year-old theater manager; sald he counted the money before putting it in the safe last night : The break-in was discovered by custodian Ernest Clemons, The afe had been hattered open,

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Fire on Tunisians TUNIS, Tunisia, Jan. 21 (UP) Police fired today at demonstra- Only 10¢ tors who gathered in front of the §-tel bcioge French resident general's palace houting anti-French slogans. Po lice reported a number of per-

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song injured and “several arrested

asking prayers for the good of the city. Dr. Paul F. Elliott, general

secretary of the Sunday School Department of the Pilgrim Holi- | ss Church, served as chairman] of the camp meeting. Daniel Mori- | out Ballinger 'arity, local business

man, vice chairman. Mr, Moriarity also is chairman of the Christian Businessmen’'s Service Men's Committee which largely underwrote camp meeting expenses.

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