Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1952 — Page 2

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Generators Would Supply Atom Project

Times State Kerviee MADISON, July 17 — Reports that a site near here had been selected for the location of a proposed $250 million power plant were denied by local land promoters today. Joseph M. Cooper, local attorney and real estate man, said options for sections of land hag been taken. “But we are not sure of anything yet,” Mr, Cooper said. Reported interested in a possible southern Indiana location for a lant to supply power to Ohio alley atom plants is the Amerfcan Gas & Electric Corp. No Further Word A spokesman for the firm in New York said they had taken no land options and had no further word on the plant location since they proposed it to the Atomic Energy Commission in May. Mr. Cooper said he was taking aptions in his name on behalf of a New York corporation, but that his principal was not American Gas and Electric Corp. “We are still hopeful that this area will be selected for the power site,” he said today. “But there fs no basis in fact for the reports that its location has been settled.”

Award Purdue Building Job

Times State Service

fayette contractor was awarded a contract to build an addition to

of trustees yesterday. the job was $44,520, will construct

school, Approval also was given to an

study in Paris, Prof. Earle Ran-

partment head Sept. 1. Begins Term Mrs. Claude Crooks, Rockville, began her 3-year term as a board member sworn In yesterday. appointed by Gov. Schricker. W. Kettler, Ft. Wayne, and Roger| nigan, Lafayette, re®pointed, bégan terms.

cepted $52,100 in gifts. tional Science Foundation made)

search in mathematics. The other gifts were, from the Indiana Elks Associa-|

Clinic.

Paper Work Piles Up In Tuffy Mitchell Case

Isaac (Tuffy) Mitchell added] 20 more pages yesterday to the| volumes of legal paper on his| gambling trial. : | Attorneys for the convicted] kingpin of Indiana Ave. gambling filed a supplemental motion for a new trial in Criminal Court 2.| Special Judge Thomas Scanlon] already is studying one Mitchell motion for new trial. Mitchell, facing 90 days in jail and $1200 fine on eight gambling! convictions, expanded his argu-, ments against the raid on his headquarters last year. He charged the arrest was illegal because it was made without search| warrant and was based on a 1905 “raid” law which Mitchell contends is unconstitutional.

AFL Union Organizes Stop & Shop Clerks

Retail Clerks Local 725 (AFL) has been certified as bargaining agent in the six Stop & Shop gu-| permarkets here, the Indianapo-| lis National Labor Relations Board office reported today. Robert Volger, in charge of the office, said it was the first suc-| cessful organizing effort among the big independent markets by] the local, which has contracts] with A&P, Kroger's and Standard. ! He estimated 175 to 200 Stop &| 8hop employees were involved.

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SPLITTING UP—Former film star Marion husband, Capt. Horace J. Brown.

Marion Davies Sues

United Press Telephoto. Davies and estrange

Prison Lahor Report Was

County Commissioner Golden

taken” when he reported prisoners were used to paint‘ part of the courthouse. The commission president said it was not trug_ as he had reported Monday to County Council, that County Jail prisoners painted a fourth-floor room. His report, published in The Times, brought a protest from union leaders. “I was at the (Republican) convention when the work was

prisoners did the painting, but I was mistaken. They only did some of the other work. . “I guess I was bragging up too much to the council.” Dr. Silver's “mistaken” report brought three union leaders to the Courthouse yesterday for a powwow with the Commissioners. The conference resulted in the commissioners agreeing, rather reluctantly, they will not use prisoners for “skilled crafts.”

Menials’ Work Only The commission said in a let-

of Indianapolis: “We have used prison labor for menial tasks in connection with our county buildings and institutions, but have not used them for any skilled labor. We anticipate that we will continue to use such prisoner labor for such menial tasks but we definitely do not intend to use any of them for any

All a Mistake

Captain for Divorce

By United Press HOLLYWOOD, July 17—Mar-

not being married, she had a compulsion to marry. Any woman

skilled crafts.” Jacob R. Roberts, CLU president, said the commissioners felt

LAFAYETTE, July 17—A La-| Horace J. Brown.

protege of the late publisher for Two months after his break-up spread, but the pair laboratory by the school’s board|/death she surprised Hollywood by kissed and made up. eloping with Capt, Brown to Las| A. E. Kemmer, whose bid on Vegas, Nev, on Oct. 31.

Purdue University’s jet propulsion|31 years,

the additional testing cells for grounds of mental research projects going on at the|ganta Monica Superior Court yes-| terday. |

11-month leawe of absence for|, .... .n» p.” a close friend of the Prof. Elton Hocking, head of the| oo ald. “After 31 years of

dall will take over as acting de- City May Weed Cutting Fee

when she was Will cost property owners $50 a She was|lot if an ordinance to be subHenry F. mitted to City Council Monday! . Two other trustes, A./18 approved. ‘In Railroad Trestle who were pretent $3 fee their new crews cut weeds on vacant lots. with

two of the four gifts, one for Chappell, in charge $25300 for chemistry research first had planned to charge an and the other of $19,300 for re- hourly $15 for the cutting until thé present ordinance calling for, $7500 the $3 charge was discovered.

tion for cancer research and praise from the city health di$1500 from the Indiana Society rector, Dr. Henry G. Nester, who | for Crippléd Children to be used said it should cut down on hay |oeste o support speech correction work |féver here. He said much of the ower the front height of the the record 92-degree temperature being done in the Purdue Speech hay fever ‘here is GE a = of

lots,

fon Davies, friend and long-time would feel that way.” confidant of William Randolph| Other friends of the Browns’ Prisoner labor. But union leaders) _ Hearst, sought today to end herisaid the broad-shouldered 9-month marriage to Capt.captain kept her “isolated” from 2 “moral responsibility” not to They

{her friends.

The former film queen was the peared in public.

She sued him for divorce on Separate. cruelty

cut of Miss

{where Mr.

“The marriage couldn't help but| August.

to reporters.

Boost

Weed cutting by city crews gaid,

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Carty St. Street Commissioner James B.|

The weed cutting plan drew | Cole.

caused by trailer.

Three months ago, rumors of al

A few weeks ago, | she and the captain decided to| 5 Last Sunday, the date Brothel Case Delayed in/listed on the suit as the official| | separation, Capt. Davies’ Hearst

had no comment. There will be no alimony or! {property settlement, her attorney dence against. the three, Dorthea

Explosive Truck Jams

The Hayes Trucking Co. helped; solve the problem when they sug-

This was done and the! here. {pollen from overgrown vacant truck rolled merrily on its way. chains from an automobile owned

‘Police sighed with relief.

they had a legal right to use

sea argued government officials have

seldom ap-|use prisoners in competition with private workers. Mr. Roberts said the union igroup will meet with Mayor Clark next week to discuss similar friends said,|use of prisoners in City Hall,

Brown moved Court to July 29

mansion] Charges against three women, died ~“last!arrested two weeks ago in an allleged house of ill fame at 732 E.

Capt. Brown piled his bags in|Ohio St., were continued in MuniA'S Of pis car and drove to the Riviera|cipal Court 3 today by Judge Pro Country Club, He refused to talkTem George Ober, Miss Davies also! Judge

sitting for hillip Bayt. They will be heard July 29. A motion to supress the ._vi-

{Callahan, Betty Kelly and Pat

Morgan, was denied at today's court hearing.

‘Christmas Tree Men

Ould - BOOS Police were worried last night . >. charged wien city when a 10-ton trailer truck loaded Begin Choosing Tracts explosives wedged under The city takes this action when the Pennsylvania Railroad over- —The Christmas season arrived In a final move, the board ac-| property owners fail to have the head on Madison Ave. near Mec-|in full force here today. The Na-/ work done privately. |

VERNON, B. C, July 17 (UP)

Christmas tree scouts and buy-

Escorted by police, the south-lers were busy arranging cutting of the work, bound truck rammed into the rights on choice tracts of young overhead, skinning 2 inches from evergreens. Actual cutting of the {the front on top of the trailer. fir trees on the slopes above] |The truck, loaded with explosives Okanagan Lake will begin early {considered damgerous to a range in October. {of 1200 feet, was bond for Louis-!

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By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor

Bishop Richard C. Raines of the Indiana Methodist Area will fly to the Far East this fall to conuct seminars for Army chaplains, at the invitation of the Chief of Chaplains. After his mission, he will visit Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and: Mme. Chiang on Formosa. The Chiangs are ardent Method-' ists. Maj. Gen. Ivan Bennett, chief of chaplains, has asked the Hoo-

in Japan, three behind the lines in Korea and one in Pusan for Protestant chaplains. ; Bishop Raines will fly to th Orient late in September. He will conduct the seminars in October. Bishop Raines visited the Far East some months ago with Mrs. Raines. While in Korea, he met Gen. Bennett, then chief of chaplains Sper, The General since has) been advanced to his present post. Dr. Joseph S8izoo, president of] New Brunswick Theological Seminary, New Brunswick, N. J., will] work with Bishop Raines in the seminars.

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KOREA -BOUND—Bishop Rich. ard C. Raines.

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Getaway Driver Found Guilty

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