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HERE'S THE WAY A PARTY LEADER, who should know what

he's talking about, sizes up the G.

. ana as of today: Dewey, far in the lead in popularity among Republican party

workers and officials.

Willkie, still slipping with opposition from .party members be-

coming more and more bitter, Bricker, gaining, but cannot tell as yet just how much. MacArthur, some sentiment for him but it doesn’t seem to be

growing. Stassen, hasn't caught on at all in Indiana. : The G. O. P. leader who made the above analysis said that in-

sofar as he could determine the

great rank-and-file of Indiana Republicanism would be willing to go to bat for either Dewey, Brick er or MacArthur but that they don’t feel that way about Willkie or Stassen. He said most Indiana Republicans now feel about Willkie as they do about Roosevelt and that they regard Stassen as too young.

: Explains Dewey Trend

ANALYSIS OF THE Dewey sentiment in Indiana shows that it stems not so much from personal ‘admiration for the man himself as it does from the fact that the G. O. P. precinct work-

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ers believe he is the man who can carry New York and win against Roosevelt. The Indiana G. O. P. as a whole is of the type that would warm up much more to Governor Bricker or Senator Robert A. Taft than it would be to Governor Dewey. A survey made here last week in a large factory bore out the analysis of the G. O. P. leader on presidential popularity. The survey showed Dewey to be the choice of the Republican workers in the plant. This survey also showed that 60 per cent of the workers voted for Roosevelt in 1940 but that only 50 per cent would do so this time,

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Won’t Compromise

ODDS AND ENDS: Clarence U. Gramelspacher of Jasper, the only announced Democratic candidate for governor, says that he is in the race until the end and that he will not, as party leaders desire, compr for the second place on the ticket, . .. Lt. James Tucker, unannounced G. O. P. senatorial candidate, is scheduled to make a non-political speech here before the Indianapolis Real Estate board. ... G. O. P. State Chairman Ralph Gates has the man picked who will manage his gubernatorial campaign. But don’t expect a formal announcement of his candidacy until a short time before the state convention June 1-2. . . . The second ward Republican veterans organization here last night passed a resolution indorsing Mr. Gates for the gubernatorial nomination.

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WASHINGTON HIGH HONOR ROLL LISTED

Elizabeth Mason, a senior, and Ann Mae Mohr, a junior, tied for first place on the honor roll for this |=

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high school. Others on the high Norior roll |

Patricia Clester, James Lines, Dorothy King, Paul Miller, Maralyn Yount, William Bikendall; ed »

"Marian Everett, Patricia Clarke, Barbara McQuiston, Marjorte Haun, Gordon Whitaker, Nada Lali-

Ludlow, Betty Stone, Lucille Joyce Clester, Jacqueline Brookes, Car Eckstein, Kathryn Harris, David Linder, Whitaker, Robert Kikend Gilbert Arbogast, Martha Overman, Patty Varvil, Idelle Ar st, Virginia Emrich, Dorie Tompkins, Hahn, Betty Unser, Marilyn wana, Doris Snodgrass, Mary Lou Burns, Joanna Jennings, Shirley Lines, Vada Pedigo, Barbara Archey, Ann Mueller, Harry Litchfield, Louis Griffith, Howard Malham, Alfred Walker,

, Angeline Gt Marjorie Kiepfer, Angeline TIED, William Tryon, JoAnn Altum, Betty Jean Edwards, Betty West, David Hodson, JoAnn Mohler, Fairy Armacoat, Dale Baineka, Odia Boston, Rosanna Cox, Virginia , Audrey Edwards, Alleen Hart, Charles Hopper, Gertrude Lashbrook, Betty Moreland, Carol Ross, Anette Stout, Jegnette Yeran, Patricia Durham, June and Charlotte

'GREEK WAR RELIEF OFFICE OPENS HERE

The Indianapolis chapter of the Greek War Relief association, which for more than two years has been sending food to stricken Greece, has opened headquarters here for the collection of clothing to send abroad

William Zilson,. secretary ‘of the assogjation, said contributions of clothing will be received at 40 W. Ohio st. and at 128 E. New York st. Mr. Zilson said about 24,000 tons of food is being shipped from America to Greece monthly and that recently permission was granted to ship an extra 1600 tons of high pro-

HENRY WITHDRAWS ' IN FAVOR OF WHITE

James Henry, 833 S. Addison st. who filed last week on the G. O. P. ticket for county commissioner from the third district, today withdrew in favor of his friend and neighbor, James H. White, 401 8S. Warman ave. . In a statement, Mr, Henry said that Mr. White was highly qualified for the office and he asked . his friends to vote for Mr. White in the primary.

TRAVELERS SET MEMORIAL United Commercial Travelers, Indianapolis council No. 4, will have their annual memorial service in honor of members who Have died this year at 8 p. m. April 1 in Hotel Lincoln. Albert Stump, attorney, will deliver the eulogy.

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