Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1944 — Page 4

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““Indorses Mayor for Gover- == nor, Lauds Army, Business Experience.

City hall's political vanguard, the Victory committee, today threw its, campaign weight* behind Mayor ¢ Tyndall in a formal indorsement of} his candidacy for the eubsrustorta)

. nomination. Although the comniittee ‘is com- | posed of top-ranking Tyndall ad-| ministration electioneers, it has = fostered the impression that its ac~| tivities are not controlled from the’ mayor's office, Advised of the committee's not-; too-surprising announcement, Mayor | Tyndall replied: “I greatly eppreci-| ate the action of the Victory com-! mittee in its indorsement of me as! a candidate for governor. The proposal, coming from a group so! sincerely interested in good governwent, Is one in which any Hoosier would take pride.”

Mayor's Record Lauded

The highly commendatory in-| dorsement described Mayor Tyndall as “the strongest candidate available for nomination for the governorship of the state of Indiana.” It lauded the mayor's experience as “a military leader and business executive” and suggested that he “can be depended upon to view!S with sympathy and understanding |Z _the problems of service men return-|= ing to civilian life” Tt likewise |Z claimed that he had “demonstrated |= his capacity as an extcutive by his! = sccomplishments as the chief executive of Indianapelis.” The political-minded Victory S committeemen made an apparent|= bid for the rural vote, by citing the |S fact that Mayor Tyndall, “being the! 2 owner and operator of two Indiana = = farms, can be depended upofi to!= give careful consideration to the(S problems of agriculture.”

. Served in Three Wars

The indorsement further praised the mayor's views on democracy and free enterprice, implied that he would, if elected, spearhead a return to the “fundamental principles of constitutional government, and commended him for achieving success “socially and economically,” despite the handicap of beginning his career “without any of the advantages usually associated with wealth and opportunity.” Mayor Tyndall's military exploits, covering three wars, were likewise listed.

RED, BLUE STAMP DATES ANNOUNGED

WASHINGTON, March 16 (U.! PJ. P.A today announced dates on which additional red and blue ration stamps become valid for buyirig meats, fats and processed foods. Under the ration token plan, blue and red stamps are worth 10 points each, Five blue stamps for processed foods become good on ‘the first of each month and may be used for approximately 12 weeks. Three red stamps are validated automatically every two weeks and may be used from nine to 12 weeks, depending on validation dates. Red and blue stamps validated so far are: REDS

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KENTUCKY BISHOP WILL SPEAK HERE

The Rt. Rev. Charles Clingman, 5 bishop of Kentucky, discussed the = question, “How Can Christ Die for! = My Sins?” at noonday at Christ|= church. Bishop .Clingman gave as an {i-1 ustration of the principle of human | sacrifice, or mediatorship, the doc-! tor who bridges the gulf of pain and | the teacher who bridges the gulf of |= Ignorance which is faced by a little | child. “If vou are among those who are a%king this question, come close to Christ in daily life and you! will. find the answer. . . Bishop Clingmian., He will speak | sgain tomorrow at noon at the ghurch on the circle,

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