Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1952 — Page 12

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Pam : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES i ___ remAv.SEPLI0. 1 FRID. Te OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 A. M. UNTIL 5 P. M. a | Twin Caudle Tells of Calls i hg From Presidential Aid Iron By CHESTER POTTER | “NS4sir. I didn't,” he said. “But i | : on TRO

Seripps-Howard Staff Writer I told my own staff many times.’ WASHINGTON, Sept 19 yo. caudle said that he had . Theron Lamar Caudle saw tax, = subjected to “plenty of pres-

scandals coming six to eight . bess sures” while head of the tax di- Kiefer Ho months before they broke and che i

inst them. he said to- Vision, but insisted that he had} Jame nape not been swayed by such pres- 3 ago and Mr Caudle. head of the tax Sures to do anything he should both legs. dfvision of the «Justice Depart-|not have done. ! ous. The 4 ment until he was fired last! Mr. Caudle testified yesterday! latio for Navember by President Truman, that David K. Niles, who resigned ation fo

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ig currently testifying before the in May, 1951, as an assistant to be Seters Chelf Committee investigating President Truman, had called have pole the Justice Department. him repeatedly to arrange con-| Toddler Po TE : the Detic “IT saw this thing coming six to|ferences for draft dodgers whol] | : ‘ ar : NYLON Kincers ¢ eight months before it came out,” hoped to escape prosecution. This ’ “ ® William, 2 Mr. Caudle said. “I took it up with) was when Mr. Caudle headed the —— the men in my division at "told criminal division. | OA meetings time after time. I told : ! ! : them E be very careful, that! Recalls Tax Case Dism everything they did would be] “Did Mr. Niles call you about F looked into some day.” any tax cases when you were rau Didn't Tell McGrath head of the tax division.” He was SE S = . Attorne; Mr. Caudle was asked If he asked. ! ! today sou had told. J. Howard McGrath,| “Yes, sir, he called me on one eral Court then Attorney General, of his case that I remember,” Mr. Caudle “% LH four real belief that a scandal was about'said. “He didn’t ask me to do : U , fraud aga to break. {anything except to hold a confer- “ 95 to ¥ 98 : ministrati pani ———— ————_ io with the people concerned.” wc h The My . Rep. Kenneth Keating (R. N.Y.) 4 all o Southern Indiana {a member of the Ee said Set Over 20 styles to choose from 3 Delaware . vesterday after Mr. Caudle’s tes- in our broad price range— - 5835 Forr Experimental timony on the draft dodger case Sheers, 40 deniers, long | theroe, 5 F PI d |that then a presidential as- For GIRLS: | For BOYS: sleeve, short sleeve, tai- 3 Joseth » om lanned make job an Te Ean i owes Me ope ee wala, don Wards Yiecco double breasied lored, tucked, frilled- and 3 Hall-Hotts plans to turn wastelands of peatedly occurred here, that's yarn trim on collar and cuff. coats with leggings. Zipper lace-trimmed. and Merid

pressure with a capital P.” closing and. warm cap {to But Mr. Caudle said he wasn't Warm Nned sipper closing, the only one who was subjected to “pressures.”

‘Bouthern Indiana into green pastures at a Dubois County meeting Tuesday, Indiana Farm Bureau

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