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Truman Calls Critics “Political Gangsters’
VAs! Som May 3—Presi-
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signed to protect innocent em-
dent Truman last night warned ployees as well as the govern-
“political gangsters” who
me fromgnow to November.” — Truman said such persons
meeting of the National Civil Service League that “these men
“he. ment.
“But I have become increasingly x smirch the reputations of decent,|. owes in recent’ months pall
loyal public servants” that theyigttempts to use the loyalty pro-|* “are going to have trouble with|gram as a club with which to! {beat government employees over .
the head,” Mr. Truman said. “Po-
litical gangsters are attempting an : think they're part to pervert the program into an
instrument of intimidation and blackmail, to coerce or destroy
told the 70th anniversary any who dare oppose them.”
hose who abet them” : “a sain ne ponicar ones wy AAlied Planes
the shameful method of defam-
ng hod degrading the people who Down 4 More 1 Hhey have mbt hesitated to R iy i hy 3 minty, of souren ane 1a re INCA FIGQRTErS
seat the lies again and again” the President said. Mr. Trunian mentioned no
for the government.”
By United Press SEOUL, Korea, May 3—Allied
names. Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy Babrejets destroyed four Com(R. Wis.), who has tanbléed with/munist MIG-15's in two sundown
the President repeatedly regard-|duels near the Yellow Sea today ing his charges that the State Department and other agencies are infested with Communists, said in Milwaukee that
federal
and damaged a fifth, propellordriven, Red fighter. During the past week Far Kast
‘T would prefer not to talk about|air forces shot down seven Comthe dead.”
‘Seeds of Tyranny’ “My meaning is obvious,” Sen. . MeCarthy said, refusin ment further on the
munist MIG-16 jet fighters, but lost eight of their own planes. Only one Allied plane-—a Shoot-
to com-/ing Star jet—was shot down by esident's/the Reds In aerial combat. Five
speech, which was broadcast na-|others were downed by Communtionwide.
ist anti-aircraft guns and two
Mr. Truman criticised personas|lost to ‘unknown causes.” who “sow the seeds of tyranny"
The week's score brought the
by “undermining the foundation number of Communist jets desstones of our constitution.” Heltroyed in dogfights during the said they “betray our country and/ war to 304. Red pilots have
all it stands for.” “I'm not going to stand for it,’|In aerial combat, but 423 others
destroyed only 67 Allied planes
the President sald, “I give them have been shot down by Commuwarning now. The people who|nist anti-aircraft guns and 55 have been slandering government| Nave been lost to other causes,
employees are going
to have
On the ground, only minor
troublée with me from now tol probing attacks and light patrols November. And the best part of| were reported. Communist groups it is that I'm not running for|ranging from 10 t6 30 men were
anything.
workers are doing a and that their “ethical standards
”
repulsed by Allied defenders in
Truman said Sovemment a dozen places.
good job
PANMUNJOM, Korea, May 3
are higher than those prevalling| (UP)--Allled and Communist
in the American business comHe said the Senate's Committee on Ethics in govern. ment agrees with him,
Attacks ‘Demiagogues’ He attacked charges of fusers’ and “demagogues” that government service is Siclent, corrupt, and even dis</cuss an Shete Snarges,
“These confusers do not fOr & meeting, shortest in the series of t OWN fyll.dress debates, was devoted to . « They 418 soqking a compromise between engaged in a ruthless, cynical at-| giptering United Nations gigantic) Communist proposals.
munity. "
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moment bellfeve their charges,” he said.
tempt to put over a ‘hoax and fraud on the American
He sald if the defamers “con- liable sources said the Commu-
“eon-
truce delegates exchanged formal statements in a 24-minute meeting today, and negotiations apparently bogged down in stubborn debate. The full armistice delegations
“lagy, in-| will meet again tomorrow to dis-
“over-all” solution to the last three deadlocks blocking
he sald, are a truce.
Observers believed today's
and
-Despite a news blackout, re-
. fuse innuendo with fact, rumor nists had presented at least part
with evidence, charge with guilt,” [Of & compromise plan. Th they won't have to take a posi-
hdd
rejected an earlier Uni Na-
tion on public policy issues, but|tons package solution 10 the
U.S. Asks District Court To Ignore Inland Suit
HAMMOND, May 3 (UP)~The MARRIAGE LICENSES government has asked the Northeffi Indiana U. 8. District Court to ignore 4 suit brought by In. land Steel, protesting federal seizure of its plant. U. 8. District Attorney Gilmore| _ \ 8. Haynie filed the motion on behalf of Commerce Secretary |
Charles Sawyer.
Gore of the vu. 8. oF or ! Ef Workers Walkout rid Full Crean. Like ‘Chain Reaction’ Es 0 Alene : tier; _DETROIT, Meh. May mt Se
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deadlocks on prisoner exchange, airfield construction and nomi-
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means. . A Chryslér Corp. éxecutive fired a worker yesterday for ineomténce and 75 men walked out, oreing the plant across the street to send home 2000 assamblers. Within two Hours 5000 mere men
were laid off.
Dispute idles 2500
CHARLESTOWN, May 3 (UP) ~Offcials of thé Indiana Ordnance works said today almost 2500 construction idle in a jurisdiet AFL sheet metal workers set up 4 picket lind yésterday and 6ther
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Governor Orders
Gov, Schricker has ordered all state departments to conserve as much fuel as possible during the nationwide ofl strike. The highway and conservation departments and the state police operate most of the state-owned vehicles. No curtailment orders have yet béen issued, Arthur Campbell, the Govagnors executive secretary, sa
Meanwhile, CIO ofl workers continued to picket the Rock Island Refining Corp., 500 W. 86th 8t, and the Zionsville booster station of Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. The strike shut down the refinery Thursday but supervisory employees have continued to pump natural gas at| the station.
Here in Indianapolis, 250 AFL teamsters continued. their strike which threatens to tie up all major construction projects, including the néw Army Finance Center at Ft. Harrison. But Saturday is an off-day for construction.
Higher Transit Rates Asked for Lafayette
Lafayettqy Transit Co. patrons have 18 days in which to start protest action against a 30 to 50 per cent boost in fares.
The transit firm yesterday filed 4 petition with the state Public Service Commission to -approve these new rates: Adult single fares of 15 cents, replacing present 10-cent fare, Children's fare of 10 Cents, 18 in. stead of b cents. But Japite could buy weekly passes S¢hou 8 cents, entitling them to unlimited riding. The petition also asked for an
cents, The new rates will be effective May 19 unless a protest is filed. The PSC requires, a minimum 10day waiting Period; to allow for +{objections.
adult token system of 2 for 25!
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KEY SUSPECT—A 38.caliber revolver, the type used in the revenge killing of Arnold Schuster,
| frames photos of John (Chappy) Mamiotta, ex-convict bookmaker named as the No. | su in the slaying of the young Brooklyn clothing salesman who “fingered” bank robber Police said Mamiotta was the last man known to have, had the death weapon.
Boy Struck | By Two Cars; Nose Broken
A Tiyear-old boy, struck by two| cars, was one of four persons in-| jured in traffic here yesterday. | Joseph Marbaugh, 47 8. Bradley Ave. received a broken nose
and cuts on his hands and face. Police sald he was hit as he attempted to angle across Washington St. at Sherman Dr. He. was hit first by a dar driven by Lucian Fishback, 60, of 1241 8. Worth Ave. The impact knocked him into a second car driven by Ted D. Lewis, 32, of 4901 BE. 34th St.
Leg Broken
Another boy, Bamuel Gray, 13, | of 2731 Graceland Ave. suffered a broken leg when struck by a car driven by Robert: Farr, 48, of 470 Holt Rd., in the 300 block of W. Fall Creek Blvd. He was treated in General Hospital. In serious condition in General Hospital today was Mrs, Sarah Neats, 21, Morgantown. She was injured when her car collided with a semitrailer yesterday at East 8t. and Pleasant Run Pkwy. Early today, a car driven by Herbert Shortridge, 45, of 6167 Windsor Dr, collided head-on with a parked car in front of 5746 BE. 16th St. Mr. Shortridge was taken to Methodist Hospital with face cuts and chest injuries. His condition was listed as fair. According to sheriff's deputies, Mr. Shortridge apparently fell asleep at the wheel.
‘Amateurs’ Waste Time on 5 Safes Mere
Hard-working “amateurs” wasted their Time tampering with five safes dn the Carpenters Trade Union building, 220 KE. Michigan 8t., last night. There was no money in “the one safe they succeeded in opening in offices of Daniel Tobin, international predidént of the AFL Teamsters Union, police were told.
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The other four safes were damaged but the inéxperienced ;|safecrackers failed to open. them, detectives said.
offices of four teamsters locals at 28 W, North St. They walked off with $1600 open two safes. Indianapolis’ most interesting women's section is & part of your
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lion's back-te-work order today.
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Employees Balk ‘At Work Order
MONESSEN, Pa. May 3 (UP) — CIO United Steelworkers employed in Pittsburgh Steel Com{pany’'s plant here defied the un-
Officers of Local 1229 posted a sign at the headquarters saying: “No Contract—No Work.” Company officials said they had been notified members of the local will not report for work until a wage agreement has been concluded, The company employs 7500.
‘Rescuers Reach Crippled Sip.
CHARLESTON, C., May 3 (UP)~-Two Coast ea vessels reached the commercial fishing boat Ciandi today and reported {they thought they could tow the ‘crippled ship to port. The cutter Travis and a picket a boat stood by the 45-foot fishing boat which had been. en route to New Jersey from West Palm Beach, with its two-man crew when it rammed a sand bar off Cape "Romine late last night, ripping a hole along the keel, Another fishing vessel, the Sportcaster, took the Ciandi in tow and the Coast Guard sent a picket boat after picking up the Ciandi's 808, The Ciandi reported the “water was gaining,” the Coast Guard said, and the searching picket boat, hampered by ground swells and poor visibility, failed to meet the stricken ship when expected. The Travis and the picket boat reached the Ciandi early today and the Coast Guard said it thought the fishing craft could be towed in safely.
Burglars Get $375 The safe at Miller's Texaco Service Station, 3516 BE. New York 8t., was pried open and $375 in cash taken last night. The office was ramsacked, but checks
totaling $1100 left in a book were
| overlooked, police said.
GREENHOUSE FRESH
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~ |{down the “snake pit” trail be-| {fore it will have an adequate mental health program.
Minnesota Gov, Luther 'Youngdahl, here today for the luncheon meeting of the Indiana Association for Mental Health in the | Claypool Hotel,
ress in the last few years’ the! ex-rovernor declared.
More | Mental Health Work i in State Urged
By R. K. SHULL Indiade’ has a long way to go|
That's the opinion of former |"
“Indiana has made much prog-|
“But it still has not kept pace with other states, slipping from 39th to 434° place among the 48 states.” He urged citizens committees to jar apathetic and smug Hoosier legislators into action like in Minnesota, where Gov. Youngdahl sparked a program to abolish the
{insane asylum system there.
‘Relentless Effort’
“Only through a relentless effort of everyone from the Governor on down can Indiana hope to achieve an adequate mental health program as we did in Minnesota,” he said. “Leaders in the state cannot be just ‘for’ the program. They must be dedicated to the task,” Judge Youngdahl said. The Indiana association today opened its drive to solicit $250, 000 by private subscription to start a large scale clean-up of Indiana’s hospitals. Judge Youngdahl cited good work by the State in improving the Logansport State Hospital and building the néw Beatty Memorial Hospital at Westville, but warned that these projects were only scattered shots. He suggested* for Indiana the same program he had initiated in Minnesota to raise the standards of treatment for mental patients. There, he said, he first pressured the state legislature into
lall appropriations and work were
tstate’s mental patients will be re-
minimus requirements and stan. dards for treating mental patients. With their goal set forth,
aimed to achieve this end. A mental health program for the state is 4 mattér of long-range economy, he said.. When the hospitals emphasize cure instead of care, with an adequate psychiatrie program, the majority of the
turned to society.
U.S. Plane Crashes Near Belgium Port
By United Press OSTEND, Belgium, May 8 — Six persons were reported seriously injured today when an
American Air Force transport plane crashed in the sand dunes
at the of the North Sea on a flight from England to Germany.
ing 24 Air Force personnel, was on its way from the United States Burtonwood base in England to the base at Wiesbaden, Germany, when it developed engine trouble over the sea. A radio message from the C-47 Dakota plane to the Belgian control station said trouble developed in the starboard engine. The
small Ostend air field. He circled the fleld once. Then on its second circuit the plane crashed into ie sand dunes bordering the eld. Bix of those aboard were brought to the Ostend military
‘passing a law outlining the state’s
hospital,
The plane, reported to be carry-|
SATURDAY, MAY 3 1052
Safety’ Officer | Arrested in Raid
Times “State Service ANDERSON, May 8 — A 69. year-old school safety policeman was .arrested here early today charged with operating an {llegal, after-hours drinking joint, Fourteen raiders led by Excise Police Lt. C. BE! Durr and Madi. gon County Sheriff Joe Brogdon swooped down on the Red Parrot Club, In addition to the operator, Robert Stevenson, the raiders also arrested the “dry bartender,” Ted Taplin, 48, Anderson, on the same charges—serving liquor set. ups and permitting persons to garry liquor into an unlicensed place. Three patrons for drunkenness. Sheriff Brogdon said Steven. son had taken an oath as a policeman when he took the job as a school safety patrolman and had been issued a uniform.
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