Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1944 — Page 7

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Independent Vate Voters Group Opposed to Record of

Landis.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 28. —Formation of the Independent Voters Committee of the seventh congressional district which will support the

here today. The committee stated that its

records show them to be the best qualified. The committee said it could not support the incumbent Republican co Gerald W. Landis, “because of his continued isolationist stand.”

Officers Are Listed

Mr. Greenwood, the committee said, has shown by statements and voting record when he was in congress that “he supports effective international organization.” Officers of the committee were listed as Prof. Orvin P. Larson, president; Mrs, James E. Platz, secretary, and J. B. Black treasurer. Members of the executive committee of the organization were

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Austin G. Weber Heads Organization

Austin G. Weber, 330 Prospect st., was elected president of the Young Democratic organization of Marion county at a meeting last night. Other officers chosen were Mrs.

Perry Key, vice president; Mary K. White, secretary, and Harry T. Latham Jr. treasurer.

Capehart Blasts Schritker Speech

CONNERSVILLE, Sept. 28 —

torial nominee, declared at a party Sirally here last night that his opponent Governor Schricker, “led

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the governor, in his speech at French Lick to Democratic editors, began the practice which was taken p by the President. “I seek election for senator as an enthusiastic Dewey supporter,” Mr. Capehart said. “My opponent is anti-Dewey.” He said he was sure that supporters of the Dewey-Bricker ticket would not “snipe” at the Republican presidential nominee by casting a vote for a Democratic senator.

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Times Special MARION, Sept. 28.—It is fair to assume that a substantial portion of the contributions to the Hillman {committee will be spent in Indiana or the New Deal candidates, State Auditor Richard T. James, G. O. P. nominee for lieutenant governor, declared here last night. Mr. James lashed out against Governor Schricker as being “100 =iper cent New Deal” and attacked =| him for “his futile efforts to belittle =| Governor Dewey.”

FOR HREEAVOO

Democratic congressional nominee, Arthur Greenwood, was announced

ers; J. R. Vanderburg of the

master of the liberty ship, Booker T. Washington, will tell of his experiences during voyages with cargoes of lend lease equipment at 8 p. m, tomorrow in the Walker casino, 607 Indiana ave. The program, sponsored by the Indiana National Citizens Political Action Committee, will include a speech by Ferdinand C. Smith, national secretary of the National Maritime union and an executive board member of the C. 1.-O. Capt. Mulzac is off his ship for the first time since his appointment as captain in the U. 8. merchant marine and is now on national tour.

CAPT. HUGH MULZAC (above),

tory, & non-partisan citizens’ or-

co-operation, today sent a questionnaire to all U, 8. senatorial and congressional candidates to obtain their views on post-war foreign policy. The committee will publish about Oct. 16 a summary of the positions taken by the various candidates, | The committee said it believed the united nations must remain united to (1) promote economic

Hopkins Son Wed To London Girl

LONDON, Sept. 28 (U, P), — Sgt. Robert Hopkins, son of Hare ry Hopkins, was married last month to a 19-year-old London typist, the bride, Brenda Stephenson, revealed today. She said they were married in 8 church at Perivale, Middlesex, on Aug. 30, three days after Hopkins, who is with the army pictorial service in France, arrived in England on a week's mission. Hopkins met her at a Red Cross club, where she was a hostess two evenings a week. She since has

LEGION TO INSTALL

judge advocate, are Beecher Irvin,

OFFICERS OF POST

Floyd W. Woods will be installed} commander of the Tillman-Harpole listed as the Burl McGuire of the|Post No. 249 of the American Le A. P. of L. Motion Picture Machine

union: Glenn Yo of | 2623 Northwestern ave, ors me Other officers: who will be in-

stalled by Ralph Gregg, national

gion Saturday at the post home,

returned to her job in London.

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The Indiana Committee for Vie- per

~|ganization promoting international] ”

of law and to promote co-operation, and (4) to organization with a force capable ( ° prompt and certain action.

EXPECT ZASU PITTS AS COOPER WIT

SOUTH BEND, ‘Ind, Sept. (U.. P)~Zasu Pitts, screen ' radio comedienne, was expected &

Jackie Cooper in the former fiiZ star's trial today on juvenile des linquency charges based on state ments of two teen-age South Berg girls. : Cooper, now in the navy's vr unit at Notre Dame university, an three other defendants will be tris

court before Juvenile Referee

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Miss Pitts currently is ap in a Chicago stage show.

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first vice commander; Louis Butler, second vice commander; McKinley Brewer, third vice commander; William R. Johnson, post adjutant; John Beatty, finance officer, and the Rev, Samuel Swancey, chaplain.

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