Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1944 — Page 13

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: By UNITED PRESS : The political campaign moved

*" ahead today with Republicans as-

salling the administration’s financing methods and Democrats accusing the G. O. P. of injecting religion into the campaign. io speeches scheduled for tonight include an address by Governor John W. Bricker, Republican

Yice presidential nominee, at 9:30

Pp. m, Indianapolis time, from Tacoma, Wash, and a five-minute talk by author Fannie Hurst for the Democrats at 9:55 p. m., Indianapolis time, Bricker asserted Tuesday that the Roosevelt administration was undermining the financial independ-

. ence of the states by subsidies, and,

in his strongest utterance to date on foreign policy, said “God grant” that the U. 8. would par in “strong interna 1 relations” after the war. 3 In Boston, house Democratic Leader John W. McCormack (Mass.) charged that Governor Thomas E. Dewey, the Republican presidential nominee, had attempted to inject “the wicious religious issue” into his campaign whereas Mr, Roosevelt is “free of-any such charge.” Other developments: 5 Rep. Patrick Drewry (Va.), chair~ man of the Democratic congressional campaign committee, said continued Democratic control of the house was a “10-to-1" certainty if Mr. Roosevelt were re-elected. Senator Claude Pepper (D. Fla.)

charged in New York that Mr.

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for two years. She was head librarian at the Brightwood branch from 1936 to 1942 and then was supervising city librarian for - 18 months before her promotion to assistant librarian. A graduate of Tudor hall in 1922, she obtained her A. B. degree from Smith college in Northampton, Mass., in 1926, and her bachelor of library science degree at Columbia university in 1929. From 1926 to 1928 Miss McFadden

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the election commission to use schools 43, 70%and 91 in Washington township as election sites Nov. 7. A delegation headed by Donald Jameson told the board the election commission has been unable to find suitable heated rooms for balloting places. Board members refused the request, g that the conversion of schools into election sites will mean dismissal of classes in the three buildings, and subsequently in other schools all over the city.

Addition Approved

The board also took action on improvements at two schools, approving an addition to Crispus Attucks school to house a welding shop and purchase of three bus bodies and chassis to transport crippled children to and from the James E. Roberts school. ~ Resignation of Bjorn Winger, . - English instructor at Broad Ripple, was accepted at the meeting, Mr. SKIRTS Side or box pleats like the high-

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Winger, a member of the faculty of Indianapolis schools since 1920, has accepted the post of vocational counselor at the U. 8. veterans’ hospital here. He is a veteran of world war I. The board delayed action on a request from the P.-T. A. of school 87 to name the school in honor of George Wyshinglon Carver, noted scientist. '

ACT TO BUY PART OF SHEDD ESTATE

HAMMOND, Ind. Oct. 11 (U. P.). —Negotiations were under way today to purchase 53 acres of the C. C. Shedd estate for the building of municipal recreational facilities, the Hammond city council announced. The council will petition the war department to withhold action on the proposal by Shedd, who wanted to fill in the 53-acre area of Lake Michigan adjacent to his property for industrial purposes.

CLASSES IN DANCING START NEXT WEEK

Dancing classes at Brookside community house, Brookside park, will be resumed tomorrow with registration, Pre-school age children will register from 2 to 3 p. m. and school-age pupils will register between 3:30 and 4:30 p. m. Classes will get underway Oct. 19,

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