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PAGE 14 | alii THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - inhi FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1940 15° 10° 610° 48° . Se SLIPS (5 (0 P SUPP ORT er winterYe sll. Tresh soap. Limit. : sizes. Black and white. : Non Cling * ® ® | A Processed Dewey Dips Slightly in Latest Check While

Senator Taft Is Up 2 Per Cent.

By DR. GEORGE GALLUP Made with Director, American Institute of Public Opinion : - r eintorced

PRINCETON, N. J., May 17.—Wendell Willkie’s popu- : seams that

will not rip.

larity among Republican voters takes another jump upward > Strap shoul. this week in a new Institute survey on G. O. P. Presidential fort Wii ie candidates. The 48-year-old head of Commonwealth and is 7 Sizes 34 to 44. Southern Corp. has, in the short space of two months, not pt irda only jumped from nowhere to fourth place in the list of xd ole. v 48) candidates favored by the Re- ‘ —~ publican rank and file, but 4 APS MEDIC AL r ie WOMEN’S—MISSES’ has become the leading “dark ; RAYON UNDIES horse” in popularity, ranking ahead

A Panti d tepins, 9 nally of the party's outstanding S00 ALIZ ATION 3 ni a aon d ¢ . : | . First quality. The Willkie forces still have a :

long way to go, however, to catch i Yes, Sir! The Season's Open 4) ] 2-WAY STRETCH

up with Thomas E. Dewey, the

leading candida | Gl i TRE lise dua i MEN'S FINE STRAW HATS Fm — a tres Ee

behind Senator Doct > ti a J a Et Hy re Arthur H. Van- octors’ Meeting. a B= | EE lly priced. denberg (R. nelng. : Verified $1.50 Values Bo | A Sally prise

Mich.) and Sen- Times Special

ator Robert A. CINCINNATI, May 17.—Advocat- Se A : Corr ha Ei : Taft (R. O.), who, ar y a i * aN 3 ) h\ Pure Silk

ing voluntary rather than com- = i / pr . with Mr. Dewey, {PUBLIC : | : ; 3 SHE PRY i have heen the pulsory health insurance and : X y J SN CERT SAAT a d \ Chiffon HOSE leading popular choices of the G. O. | banding socialization of medicine | BE » ; ® es 3." NR A a P. in surveys since as far back as ag a danger to be avoided, Senator TG f aR : hu) 4 2 2 3

November, 1938. 0 y In the last fortnight, the poll Robert A. Taft (R. O.), Republican

shows Mr. Dewey's popularity has fallen somewhat, while Mr. Taft has gained slightly. Herbert Hoover, Frank E. Gannett and Senator H.

presidential candidate, addressed the Ohio State Medical Association | : . J here last night. ‘ ‘ hs SB ! } din 4 / First quality

ae paid Eibee to he Intdies! We're ready with the largest and : = Y LLP 2nd teu Styles Bridges all receive prominent in Ji" nutichally broadoast addrens best selection of truly fine straws f | No ARN 1B hose included: mention. ; ‘ , it we have ever been able to offer : ; 3 x — Wanted ¢o l= In measuring candidate strength, Woy aod hak Se i iy : 7 Qj at the beginning of the season. CPJ aE a TA Bi, : ors. All sizes. the Institute polled a nation-wide American efforts to improve condi- \ 3 at such a low price. Soft-bodied : Rope) sample of Republican voters se- tions here. straws in light weights and cool 4 g VALUES TO 15¢ lected in such a way as to repre-| ™, vy.) tary form of health insur- Colors: weaves With plain and fancy St es: 4 IT ANKLETS | *®

sent all the voting elements within| should be b Al lentv of those #1 ig adopted which pro- ands. A150 Pp ¥ : g , Men's, boys’ the party, They were asked: "WHO | vides “for the right of the mv. ed NATURAL TAN favorite sailors in medium and TELESCOPE OPTIMO y or a Mes, boys apd ” 1 e

Would you like to see elected Presi~ |, cloth his Wn pivsiCan. © ty GREEN BROWN wide brims. CREASE CROWNS E . ; \ Prs.—First Qual-

: Wi h J \ ity. 244 Prs.— dent this year? PINCHTOPS : ; 2k A : vy White

ye physician is willing to enter into the [J NILE BLUE . 3 \ PY Irregulars. Wh The results follow: general plan,” Mr. Taft said. “There ||§ COCOANUT All Sizes 65 to 73, WIDE BRIMS SAILORS °F be a Teddi included. Pair— should be no government doctors S 3 CHILDREN'S SET

: : \ S . Dewey .. TI 62% on a fixed salary, taking care of as | EE ; ; se GARDEN TOOLS CEINRAS ES Es 3 PR Lragee® £ ) Vandenberg atiabiatstbstiLe is chooses to assem them For Saturday Only—J ust 600 Men’s Athletic x i 3-pc. set. , . rake , . . Ye Vil LEER RRR ALAR RE RR RRR RR ERY | j # ; nw / Hoover 1100/0 2 fan entraordmanty aungovons way [NH] = Famous FARNSWORTH | SHIRTS—SHORTSII Rn re

Gannett cc.eoveesetnsrenreene of dealing with the whole subject.”

1 . Bridges ...covcecessssrsesees 1 Its complexities and the require- | Bl : Ei Seconds of 35¢ Grade 3 hs \ fd . ’ RHE "yy «yu svysniss srs +++sss 2 ments it makes upon the states are JEN. Phe Deere. toa hie Erchgromnd 5 Final Clearance! FORTNIGHT AGO typical New Deal technique, he said. | Sill BN gh PI Je \\ = Tol Girls’ $4.95 to $7.95

Mr. Taft said states should be shorts. Sizes 30 to

Vendenen 14 encouraged to develop sound meth- | X < 3 X a 46. Special, each. & : Shade Taft asrunuvusunruures ods of administering medical aid | SEE \ \ Ne NR New Cool fy = y ; Beer bsebruetees : to the needy and * aN :

Willkie oiiiviisssinases ‘the demand for | ll NT Weaves

| Federal asistance should come from | : : Hoover A 2 the states instead of that assistance [ii RRP = £4 New Patterns \ 1 | and SUITS SEC. BN Yate LEADER SAVES YOU 1; 2 Approximately one-fourth of the oN \ i S a All Whites

“We all desire that pain be frus-

voters (26 per cent) were undecided trated, but let's do it in the right! Bl \- BERRY 48 S about their choice of candidate—an way and not at the cost of the Tre NR HE All Fast Colors _ indication that sentiment is still (dependence of the medical profes- 8) 2 (01 HRIRLI RE IRE fh Non-Wilt p 1 8 £2 a mi ® far from crystallized. sion.” BET Nase Ed > AS es i HEEEL BE Choice of all remaining

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and social problems. agen = £5 Sugg, ; y Vv flat top. But no popular Willitie-for-Bresi- Aqvertisement Y ANK og he alues cial while = 50 dent movement started. Even as Uncover Your Fresher, | EX F : Sale Price last! recently as March an Institute sur- wi Younger. Tw Shin & F 19 iN SPECIAL! vey found Mr. Willkie named by by flaking o € unattractive sur- t Baal . : A only a few Republican voters as face skin in tiny, invisible particles & : o J i ; a TOILET TISSUE their choice for the White House. [With

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