Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1952 — Page 13

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‘Carpenters’ “Union Sued By Ex-Aid

. Full accounting for $1.101.025 in Carpenters Union “organizing” funds is: sought by a suit on file in Federal Court here today. _A former Baltimore official of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners (AFL) contended in the suit that a large portion of the money was mis. appropriated by national officers. Named as. defendants in the suit filed by Gotthard Hanson, former president of Baltimore Local 101, are the seven execu. ‘tive board members: Charles Johnson Jr, Willam JI. Kelly, Harry Schwarzer, Roland Adams, Robert E. Roberts, Abraham Ww. Mufer and Arthur Martell. Also named defendants are: M. A. Hutcheson, acting gen. eral president; Willlam Levi Hutcheson, former president; John R. Stevenson, second vice president; Frank Duffy, general secretary, and Spurgeon P. Meadows, treasurer,

No Comment Made The union's national headquarters here sald the defendant offi-

clals “were not available for comment.”

Mr. Hanson, who had been in-

Child, 4, Lucky ‘White Candy’ Wasn't Poison

A 4-year-old youngster today grinned at the nurses from his General Hospital bed. 2 Little David Bruce wasn't feeling bad at all,

| It might have been much different.

Yesterday afternoon Davy was playing in the alley back of his |home, 1170 Kentucky Ave. He found a bottle containing some{thing ‘that looked like white

tandy. So he swallowed some. Then Davy got an awful tummy-ache.

Dr. Geogge Moree, the ambulance doctor, quickly pum the youngster's stomach and took him to General Hospital for observation, The boy's narrow escape brought renewed warnings from doctors on the extreme caution that should be used in disposing drugs and strong medicines. Dr. Kenneth Kohilstaedt, EI Lilly & Co. expert stationed at

{General Hospital, identified the

capsules Davy swallowed as cinchoninic acid, a drug formerly used to treat rheumatism,

volved in legal disputes with the cOPlain Won't Talk

union since its 1948 convention, contends in his suit: ONE — Union officials have! split among themselves some money paid as installménts into the union on $50.to $100 initiation fees by tradesmen hired on World War II government projects. TWO—The $1,101,025 was set| up on union books as a “special organizing” fund, although the| union also listed expenditures of! $2,119,866 from other funds for organizing expenses. Demanded Audit i Mr. Hanson's battle with union| officials started when his local! demanded an audit of the special fund. He contends national union officers “intimidated” the convention into expelling him at that!

Andrew Jacobs, attorney ‘for Mr. Hanson, said Judge John

About Ex-Mrs. Gable

LONDON, Apr. 23 (UP)—Capt. Stuart J. Symington refused comment today about reports that he Gable, who won a divorce from the movie star in California Monday, Capt, Symington, an officer in the King’s Royal Rifle Corps, is 26. Mrs. Gable is 41. Sapt. Symington recently returned to Britaim after serving

{two years as aide de camp to the

governor of the Bahamas.

Niblack later ordered him reinstated in the union as ths result of a suit filed here after the 1946 convention. Mr, Jacobs said he expected the union officials to contest the suit on the grounds Mr. Hanson is not a full-fledged member of the Carpenters Union.

Fires Kill

is engaged to marry Mrs. Clark

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Indianapolis lost 19 lives and

lion in fires last year.

Fire Department's annual report, submitted today to the Safety | Board\ T™ fires ‘include all fatalities from fire even though the fire depart- | ment wasn't called in each case, The largest fire last year was that in the Lux Laundry, 5301 Winthrop Ave., on July 30, where the loss was $178,115. Next largest was at Pittsburg Plate Glass Co.,'59 8B. State Ave, on Feb. 14. The loss there -was $88,059. Other major fires include the Stockyards Hotel, $24,587; Success Plastics Works, $43,000; Paramount Theater, $58,124, and Real Silk Hosiery Mills, $32,000, The department answered 4884 alarms, an increase of 589 over {the year before. [False alarms {accounted for 295 of the runs, The average loss was $1115.

Ex-Sales Manager Hére Dies at 56

Clarence St. Clair, 56, retired sales manager for the St, Clair Food Brokerage here, died yésterday at his home in St. Pei tersburg, Fla. * He had moved to Florida with] his wife, Irene, following his retirement a year ago. Services will be held at 1 p. m.| Friday in Speaks & Finn Funeral Home. ‘Burial will be in Oak Hill| at Lebanon. In addition to his wife, Mr. St. Clair is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mary Frances Helmick of] Chicago, and a brother, Eddie 5 Clair, Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC

| CASUALTIES | (113 Days) 1951 1952 | Accidents .... 2327 2258 Injured ...... 998 1001 Rillod +.eoeeee. 28 21

Last Year lirtp to’ Europe to do research on

property worth more than $1 mil.|J: Brodie,

Money losses from fires were has been award down $252,578; according to the ed a Guggenheim

19 deaths attributed tolars to be awarded a total of

Guggenheim |

pletion of a book

IU Botanist Set For Europe Visit

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 23--A fungus is ahead for Pro, Harold; Indiana University!

botanist who

Fellowship. Prof. Brodie, one of 191 schol-

$860,000 by the

Foundation, will | use his grant for research leading to com-~

Prof. Brogle

on a little-known group of fungi, known as the Nidula. He plans to confer with experts in England, France and Belgium. He will be accompa-

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p [sion of the 2-day program, Willam M. Werner, vice president of E |Aveo Manufacturing Corp., Cold-

f imust be recalled if the United

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Truman Steel Seizure

Hit at Purdue Rally

LAFAYETTE, Apr. 23 (UP) | Farm and industry leaders ats tending the Purdue University Institute of Animal Agriculture| were urged last night to work for| a recall of President Truman's!

is |selzure of the steel Industry. |

Speaking at the concluding ses.

water, O,, charged that the seizure)

States is to remain a living symbol of democracy before world,

the permanent headquarters of the institute and re-elected Dean Harry J. Reed of Purdue as chairman,

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