Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1952 — Page 10

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‘May’ Talk to Captain In Middlesworth ‘Fix’

By DONNA MIKELS three-day leave,” which Here is the status of the Hugh stretched out to yesterday.

(Wally) Middlesworth “fix” case .,.. ered still another discrep-iternal Revenue Bureau order to today: ancy in the case. lappear for tax conferences. | Capt. Michael Hynes, reported Car Released Arrest of Jathes Bush, 1822 to have told a patrolman to “for-' Records at the Plaza Motor Inn, get” the July 5 arrest of the poli- where an automobile licensed inj also failed to appear in Federal tically-prominent sports figure, Middlesworth’s name was im-|~ ort today. was due back at work today. Ipounded July 5, show the car was, All nine persons had been But Police Chief Ambuhl said Teleased a short time later the ,,4oreq into court to show cause He had not erdered the captain to same night without the official re-\ wp y they should not be penalized! report to his office in the investi- lease slip required in such cases. for. jgnoring the revenue order. gation. “He’s due in at 2 o'clock! Normal procedure is the car|One person in court today agreed and we thought we probably owner must present a signed slip to meet with the revenue collector! would talk to him when he comes from police. headquarters author-|and his case was dismissed. | lizing ‘release of the automobile! Another met with bureau offiIt was typical of the “investi-/There was no such release filed|cials before court opened and gation” which has been at a for the Middlesworth car. - |ahother confused on the court standstill since The Times dis-' Neither could a duplicate slip, time schedule, met with tax meni covered the “fix” July 9. which should have been part of shortly after court was over. | At that time, The Times told the official police files be located FUL 0 j00eL JU Gr fe Chief Ambuhl that Miadles words, in De ae (Bradley 436% 8 2g aE | tball coach at But-| Only ex | » y . | er EE was taken into Burgess Brandon, a night worker MOTTlS Gamupbell, 353 > amp Bt custody as a drunken driving sus- at the Motor Inn who said he re- on Tabk a Jean. Hummel. 233| pect the night of July 5. In the ceived a call from police head-| Bazil Ave ’ middle of arrest proceedings Pa-|quarters pertaining to the car: | ‘Settled incl ded David Paicel trolman William Babbitt was| “They told me tp give Mr 2748 ol e A av w oe Yy! called into Capt. Hynes office, it Middlesworth his car,” sald Mr. o °° I Mer 1s Hg Bee! was reported, told to “forget” Brandon. “They said the police| 0% NY: an ie ane the arrest and ordered not toisent his car in by mistake and hej ~~ of » $ . = make out routine arrest reports was on his way up there. The man | * which should have been filed. who called, a captain or a lieuten-| All slips pertaining to the case, ant I think, wanted to know If it with the exception of a drunko- would be all right without a remeter slip and three unsigned lease. tortoise in the United States. The affidavits charging drunken driv-| “I said, ‘Well, it's up to you fel- gopher tortoise is the most com-| ing, reckless driving and public lows, you issue the releases, and it mon of. these and is found in the intoxication, disappeared. \was all right with us.’ Pretty soon southeast. while the other two At the time the “fix” was noted, two men came in and got the carioccur in the deserts of Arizona,| Capt. Haynes was absent on a and drove away.” [California and Texas.

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Faces Arrest For Contempt in U. S. Tax Case

A contempt of court arrest later warrant was issued today against one of nine Indianapolis persons

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can companies will supply it no Zwingley St. was ordered when... tin plate for canning non-|

PHONE (AT. 8311) AND MAIL ORDERS FILLED ON $2.00 OR MORE! §

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at the poor man's stomach in In-|

Stokely - Van Camp, Inc., here, was notified that as of Aug. 1 the,

perishable foods, i “That means that as far as pork and beans and chili coh carne are concerned, we'll be out! of business,” H. F. Krimendahl,| Stokely president, said today. | “Those are poor man's foods)

jand won't be on the shelves next yielding an ‘average of 3% tons|

winter unless the strike ends.” Top Priority

Sweet corn and tomatoes, due; to ripen next month, will get first call on cans in Indiana. But there aren’t enough.

Prof. Fay Gaylord of the - due University horticultural dé-/ partment estimated the state will lose 75 per cent of its corn crop and more than 90 per cent of the tomato crop if the steel strike is; not settled soon. |

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yield. Indiana ranks second in the . \nation—behind California—as a Restless Wi {tomato producer.

& “ ris © (Advertisement) Budget Committee Far-Away Tracking For 4 ; . Improved meteorological equip-|§ 2 Approves $161,300 . I track weather balloons| p Budget Director Lytle J. Free-iautomatically and continuously hafer today announced Indianaigs high as they can go and for budget committee approval of ex-/125 miles away from the tracking| pe 1ce-mint keep foot in penditures totaling $161,300... station. Previously, 100,000 feet comfort whils {he fempers . tin plate to last until Aug. 15”; Largest was a grant of $100,000/was the maximum height at cream = 50 2 Insting in its Prof. Gaylord said. to the Indiana State Teachers which balloons could be. tracked. | iad “corss. 0 . “But all but two weeks of the College, Terre Haute. The funds : {will be used to start construction

i | . corn canning season and all of the what will*be a $700,000 new! —-— tomato canning season come after| i,q oom building. i that date. And even if the strike, The committee’ also granted were settled Aug. 15, the cans Richmond State Hospital $17,000 a — —

wouldn't roll off the lines right|for relocating radiators and,

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