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PAGE 5 Lammot DuPont Dies |

Some Strikets May Return to Jobs ‘TERRE HAUTE, July 24 (UP)

| Mi - Miners Set To Strike f By United Press | WASHINGTON, July 24—John L. Lewis and the coal industry| - squared off today for a new wage battle amid threats of a nation-

wide ' coal strike within . two months.

The 72-year-old United Mine Workers chief has served notice on the bituminous coal industry | §* that he wants a new contract for | 400,000 soft coal miners within ! days. { If the negotiations are not successful—and indications are both. sides are set for a long, hard! fight—the miners will be free to | strike Sept. 20. © The walkout & would come just as_ the nation! | prepares for cooler Weather. Industry spokesmen’ reported that Mr. Lewis .notified the soft! coal industry's chief negotiator, | Harry Moses of the Bituminous! Coal Producers’ Association, that he was severing the present coal Sontract 60 days from last Mon-| ay.

J County Jail | J Hit in Gourt

Judge ‘Concerned’ Over Conditions

By DAVID WATSON A day in the Marion County Jail is like 10 in a federal prison, the youthful attorney. pleaded in! Federal Court. ; : And the judge said he was concerned about the cleanliness of prisoners brought before him from the S. Alabama St. lockup.

| Court-appointed Attotney William J. Wood argued only for! |leniency in the sentence to be im-| ‘posed when he declared: | “We don't say he's not guilty, your honor. He is.” Attorney Wood declared he did not contend his client should ‘go junpunished for driving a stolen car across state lines, but that] he already had been punished. i

In Jail 51 Days

According to his comparison, his client had already! served a 510-day sentence, though 4 /in custody only 51 days. He, 4 pointed out his client had been! # confined In jail since June 5, ‘through all this tremendous hot! spell.” | Attorney Wood admitted his| _ |argument had no legal foundation, * ibut he added he wanted to urge] . ‘upon the court some consideration] for the time his client had spent| lin the less than favorable environ-| {ment of the jail. Describing his appraisal of jail |conditions Attorney Wood added:} “When I went to see him (at] the jail) I could hardly believe my eyes, the condition he was in.”|

Heard: Complaints Before

Though Judge William E. Steck-| {ler acknowledged he had heard Isimilar stories from defendants in

No Denial

The miners’ boss maintained a stony silence in his headquarters! here, refusing to comment on the | reports. But he did not deny| they were true. The present contract allowed | Mr. Lewis to terminate the agree- | ment on 60 days’ notice as early as Feb. 1.

In the past, Mr. Lewis has kept an eye on wage increases won for steelworkers by CIO Leader! Philip Musas, and has often won ° ‘ ole a greater st for his miners. Th rt F | WwW t Whatever his reason, Mr. Lewis i Y a mi 1eS a n

feels now is the time to move.

Truman Plane Ready Advertised Children

For Chicago Flight | = By United Press | However, the Schnellenbergers, WASHINGTON, July 24 (UP), EVANSVILLE, July 24—TWO0 | .amed headed for disappoint- Other cases, he countered with the

= President Truman’s personal ¢hildren advertised for “unofficial | 0+ in their hopes for giving intimation that comparison of airplane, the Independence 1s (adoption” today appeared as- tne children away on an “un- penitentiary and jail confinement “standing by” at National : Air. |Sured of a new home with one of | ficial” basis. : iis somewhat arbitrary, : port, ready to whisk him to Chi-{30 families that answered the gpoiesmen for Catholic Char-| But he said he would not im cago tomorrow afternoon. - (Plea. |ities, which is interested in ths Pose “too heavy 3 snience be. he: Srew of the DC-8, com- | Mrs. Raymond Sehuellenberger: case, and other licensed Shik. jcatise, the man's past Te as man by Col. Francis 24, Boonville, placed the ad ‘ask- placing agencies said it wou el . , (Frenchy) Williams, has been on|ing for a “good Christian” homie necessary for any couple taking (Fred Chism, 26, Littlecrab, Tenn. the alert since yesterday for a for her stepson, Joe, 7, and step-! over the children on a “board” Wa entunced BOrVG Ra Yours p “someplace” and was de- daughter, Sissie, 4. |basis to secure a license. ; C | series as “ready to go at any | The Schnellenbergers said! Miss Marie Fischer, director. of brought forth the jail complaints, ime.” : o Mr. Truman cancelled his reg- invited ‘to their home’ this Sun- Department, . said "the. parents “I have been. concerned about ~ ular Thursday news conferencefday when the father, 28° who would be required to make soms|the uniforms these men wear into Presidential Press Secretary)works at Paducah, Ky, for the payment for the care bf the ehfl-jcagrt. Lhey're Siihy, How long osep, ort said Mr. Truman|TVA, will be home. _ |dren. : |have you worn ? 1 was busy working on the speech|’ “We want to talk to every-| your honor,

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: @® . A / 3 ? . : ‘ = : > Lewis Asks For New Coal Contract Ca em a re 3 3 : : » ’ i—An international trustee of an national Operators Union ; sald Lammot DuPont, 71, former presi-

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|everyone answering the plea was the Vanderburgh: County pares Steckler said: -- |

| ; , d . is ; he will deliver to the convention body,” said the 24-year-old step-|tion, and would have to be han-/Chism replied. - " oy ; presidential ‘mother of the dark-haired young- dled by a licensed agency,” ‘she = ‘Without a change?” asked the |} \ : nominee is chosen. voE 'sters. : isaid. 3 Lb : |judge. The defendant nodded. i : :

AFL union told today of a back- “more than 100" of the strikers dent and chairman of the board

to-work movement among about : of the DuPont Co., died today at lone-third of the 340 CIO-UAW applied for a charter from that New London, Conn., the company

workers on strike against Allis- union. He said the group will re- 3 o0unced. He was stricken & Chalmers here for Il weeks. turn to their jobs Monday. week ago. | . pe

Gor Blimey; Isn’t Old Blighty a Bit Stodgy, “Eh What?

STRATFORD, England, July 24 (UP)—When Alex Herd came across a pretty girl stranger sitting under a tree in Epping Forrest, he gave her a hug and a Kiss. He found out too late she was Police Constable Elizabeth Tap-

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Aircraft Broker Sued by In-Laws

NOBLESVILLE, July 24 (UP) —A wealthy aircraft broker's exBritish in-laws sued him today for allegedly stopping payment on two checks which they said were settle an international feud between two families, John and Pamelia Leery, sister and brother-in-law of Theodore H. Thompson's British exwife, charged in a suit filed in Hamilton Circuit Court that he stopped payment on checks for $900 and $600 which -were “a settlement of all disputes between the Thompsons and the Ingrams.” Robert M. Ingram, an inspector of Barclay’s Bank in London, is father of Mrs. Leery and Mr. Thompson's former wife, Jean. He previously was found guilty | of illegal detainer growing out of a Christmas holiday feud with’ Mr. Thompson and fined $50. Mr. Thompson claimed the inlaws came visiting and locked! him out of his country estate. Mr. Ingram said he was defend-! ing his daughter's property in-! terests. i The Leerys appealed their conviction on a charge of trespass. |

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