Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1952 — Page 2

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Accuse Man Of Taking 10% Kickbacks

A purchasing official of the sprawling Kingsbury Ordnance Plant near La Porte, vesterday was arrested by the FBI on charges of asking and taking a 10 per cent kickback on purchase orders, Jack M. Shaffer. 34, LLa Porte, was arrested on bribery and fraud charges while at a Bass Lake cottage with his family. He is specifically charged with recelving 10 per cent of the amounts paid on purchase orders placed by the American Safety Razor Co., which operates the ordnance plant on a contract. A U. 8. commissioner in South Bend last night set bond for Chaffer at $5000, and ordered him confined in the St. Joseph County Jail Mr. King said Shaffer used his position as purchasing followup man to require the kickbacks on contracts for manufacture of tools and dies to be used in fabricating ammunition. “We do not yet know the full amount of the money paid back by the firms,” Mr. King said “But we do have one specific account which will be used to seek an indictment. “Our auditors are now checking all the accounts and we will have the full amount—which may be sizeable — before the case is closed.” 3

BULLS-EYE—Four members of the Woodcraft Camp a Military Academy check tournament archery competition scores in the final days of the session. They are (left to right) Gary R. Mc. Ginnis, son of Dr. Harold McGinnis, Lafayette; Clark H. Overstreet, son of F. R. Overstreet, 4408 Park Ave.: C. Alan Marsh, son of Ermal W. Marsh, Eaton, and David R. Price, son of James R. Price, Lafayette. The instructor is Capt. J. C. Baker.

Phone Call in Night Now You See It,

Averts Flaming Death Now You Don't MADISON, Wis., Aug. 21 (UP) DETROIT, Aug. 21 «U Ervin J. Gnabasik, Madison, People 22. a hamburg employee of the Gas & Electric waitress Company, was awakened at 4 robber, but he turned ti 1. m. yesterday by the telephone. again - His boss wanted him to get up and work on lines damaged by an electrical storm. While dress ing, Mr. Gnabasik smelled fmoke

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Sedition Conviction to Stick, Hanley Says

U. 8. Attorney Marshall Hantoday asked Federal Court to dismiss former Silver Shirt Leader Willfam D. Pelley's plea to wipe his for wartime Pelley,

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out conviction sedition, who now lives in Noblesville, in 1942 convicted charges his writings were treasonable and interferred with the war effort

was on

He was paroled from

hiz 15-year sentence in 1950 Last month he blasted government officials in his petition to clear his record, He accysed officers of making illegal arrest, of using smear tactics in prosecution of the case, and inadequate

defense by his attorney, Not a Prisoner Mr

Pelly has no recourse,

Hanley today contended He said Pelley was not a prisoner, therefore he could not make use of laws which protect citizens from being illegally held. Neither i= Pelley the attorney said His petition states Peliey’'s con

being “restrained.”

tinued freedom is controlled by no one but Pelley himself. [t states Pelley is required only to ibide by the regulations of his parole,

The FBI agent said the ‘‘per- Lightning had struck his own produced a gun and replied, "Oh Courtroom incidents which Mr centage deal was the first to home. Firemen were able to no it isn't Pelley described as unfavorable break in Indiana to his knowi-!put the fire out with little dam Taking his empty hand out of are not subject to attack, wis edge. But, he added, there have age. his pocket, he wrested the gun Mr. Hanley’s opinion. He said been many similar cases but. They said the telephone call away and said, "Now it is.’ Pelley was ‘grasping at straws’ usually 5 per cent —in other probably saved Mr. (inabasik's He walked out with $50 from in his attack on Judge Baltzell, states. ‘home. the cash register who heard the case bisa rama et tos comtsapzmanS * y Ayres & Co. FRanklin 4411 AT HOME IN INDIANA FOR 80 YEARS

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earthquake 60 miles off Oregon's coast yesterday rivaled in ine tensity the one that shook Cali fornia a few weeks ago. Seis« mologists pinpointed the quake's epicenter at 43 N. 134.5W, a region where quakes of that size rarely occur.

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