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LAUER DEFENDS LYONS ON KLAN

‘Red Herring,’ G. 0. P.

Chairman Says. The Ku-Klux Klan issue raised

Evansville) foday brought a reply trom Republican State Chairman John Lauer. “I can't understand a practical politician making such a statement,” said Mr. Lauer in reference to Congressman LaFollette’s bitter attack Saturday - on Mr, Lyons, “I can’t understand the attempt|

| by certain people to draw red heri rings across our path, to rattle 20-

year-old skeletons or to start a witch hunt”

LaFollette’'s Statement

Mr. LaFollette in his statement said he was opposed to the domina-! tion of the Republican party “by. anyone who has made a financial profit out of peddling racial or religious hate.” The Evansville congressman, who is seeking re-election, was referring to the fact that Mr. Lyons once handled Klan finances during the ‘208. “Being one of the few residents of mv community who never belonged to the Klan, it is hard for me to become excited about one man’s intolerance of the other man’s opinion, politics or religion,” Mr. Lauer said.

Report Assurances

The state chairman said party leaders had been assured by Mr, Lyons that the latter asks nothing in return for his services as national committeeman but good gov-

ernment and the winning of the!

war. Mr. Lyons was elected national committeeman at a surprise meeting of the Republican national convention delegates at the Columbia club Friday night. The vote was 19-to-8 in his favor over the in-

| cumbent committeeman, Ernest M.

Morris, South Bend investment banker, Lauer insisted that last week's G. O. P. state convention was controlled by the delegates and that the state committee had made no organized effort in behalf of any candidate. He also asserted that the ~ommittee had made no effort to go on record at the convention in support of the nomination of Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York for President. Lauer said that it was the opinion of the state committee that most of the delegates favored Dewey, but that they should go uninstructed as a courtesy to Governor Bricker of Ohio.

PARTISANS BATTLE

LONDON, June 5 (U. P.).—Yugoslav partisans stubbornly resisted a reinforced German offensive in western Bosnia and Benija and inflicted heavy casualties on the enemy, a communique from Marshal Tito's headquarters said to-

day.

Front line reports said some of the heaviest fighting of the Yugoslavian campaign was under way as the Germans concentrated a large number of men and machines for a drive aimed at breaking the striking power of the partisans.

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On Stage, Sammy Kaye and his orchestra, st 12:33, 3:47, 4 and

9:37. “Henry Aldrich Plays Cupid,” with with Jimmy Lydon, at 11:18, 2:13, 5:08, 83:03 and 10:37. LOEW'S 4 “Andy Hardy's Bilende Trouble,” with Mickey Rooney, at 11:15, 3:46, 6:17 and 9:51. . * with

Holiday,’ Nelson , Charles Coburn and Constance at 1:17, 4:48, and 8:22.

INDIANA “Buffale Bill,” with Joel McCrea, Maureen O'Hara and Linds Darnell, at 11:36, 1:42, 3:48, 5:54, 8 and 10:08. LYRIO “Phantom Lady,” with Franchot Tone, Ella Raines and Alan ; at 11, 1:48 4:36, 7:2¢ and 10:13. “Weird Woman,” with Lon Chaney

and Evelyn Ankers, at 12:45, 3:33, 6.21 and 9:09.

4-H CLUBS OPEN STATE PARLEY

Leadership Training Course Offered at Indiana

Central College.

The 13th annual leadership training conference of the Indiana 4-H clubs started today at Indiana Central college and will last through Thursday. An attendance of 150 boys and 184 girls from 88 of the 92 counties in the state was expected. The conference is sponsored by the 4-H clubs and the Indiana Kiwanis clubs. The educational

program is drawn up by the 4-H and the Kiwanis handles the conference arrangements and expenses. Following registration today, Dr. . J.- Good, president, of Indiana Central, will give the welcoming address tonight.

Discussions Listed

There will be two general dis-| cussion groups tomorrow morning. The first will discuss how members | can help to keep their local com- | munities free from prejudice, and | the second will discuss 4-H club projects. Later in the morning they will break up into smaller | groups for the discussion of vari-! ous 4-H activities. Tomorrow afternoon the special interest groups will continue the | discussion of the different phases of the clubs’ work with time out for swimming and other activities. In the evening they will hear addresses iby H. J. Reed of Purdue university land Jack H. Rhoades, Indiana govlernor of Kiwanis. The entertain{ment which follows will be in! charge of Lowell Taylor, past gov-| | ernor of Kiwanis. |

Jordan Schedules

Summer Recitals

Summer recitals by faculty members of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music will begin June 16 in the student hall, 1204 N. Delaware st, and continue on various Fridays during the season.

|appear are Charles Hedley, head of ithe voice department; Joseph Lautner, director of the Butler-Jordan Philharmonic choir; Marian Laut, piano; Lois Lautner of the theory department; Beldon Leonard, violin; Dorothy Munger, piano; Renato Pacini, violin; ~Alvina Palmquist, voice; Mary Spalding, harp, and Marie Zorn, piano.

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