Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1945 — Page 5

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- preparation for the 1046 congres- *. gional and senatorial campaign fis “scheduled here Aug. 21. ; At that time, Republican con- | + gressional members, state officials district chairmen and vice chairmen. will stage an intensive onenight parley. The session is expected to serve| as a behind-the-scenes weather- - vane indicating early trends and : candidates. Political analysts be- | © lieve it may determine whether any * serious opposition is jelling against | a potent move to nominate State] Chairman William E. Jenner as the . Republican senatorial choice. Feud Not Wanted Mr. Jenner's candidacy is taken ’ _ for granted in Republican circles. © J. Dwight Deterton. trgasurer o fe 1uiana Uiivaesity founds: : , i net receipts from the wor emiere g Senaior’ Raymond Willis. as some iil ay CL Ter OT Bots (right), ea . support for renomination in small| an of the committee that sponsored the premiere, makes the presenupstate towns, but it appears| tation, and Lawrence Wheeler, foundation executive director (left), feeble when compared to Jenner-| looks on.

for-senator sentiment. THE ERNIE PYLE Memorial | sity alumni which sponsored the Jenner has indicated a hesitancy | fund at Indiana university | premiere and Ernie Pyle day here to become embroiled in ‘a tooth-| mounted today as the contribu- | July 6. and-nail feud with Willis or any- tions of almost 1400 Hoosiers; to- | Lawrence Wheeler, executive dibody else over the senatorial nom-| t4ling $16,004, were received. rector of the foundation, said connation. The Aug. 21 confab may The money, net receipts from |! tributions are being received see the beginning of a subtle at- the world premiere of the Ernie | daily. The fund honoring the tempt to nudge Willis out of the Pyle movie, “G. I. Joe,” was pre- | late war correspondent will be picture without creating a political sented to J. Dwight Peterson, sec- | administered by the foundation scene. retary of the Indiana univ@sity | to provide Indiana university Regardless of their ersonal ate foundation, by Ovid T. Boes. He | scholarships in joyrnalism. World tude toward tne — Bedford is finance chairman of the vole war II veterans will be given prefveteran, Republican political chiefs unteer committee of the ee erence in the awards.

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possible electoral ammunition at grammed in the statehouse cha-. 6 this time. ber during the day. Governor Gates has invited all Governmental Clinic Hoosier senators and congressmen | i He tallied an overwhelming ma-|to the “clinic,” including Demo- | W a l Jority last year in his successful |crats Louis Ludlow and Ray Madlk © race for the short-term senator-|den. Ship. Bical Purpose of the forum is to ac5 e po tical get-together the|quaint the federal legislators with | night of Aug.'21 is to be held with | Indiana “problems? relating to fed- Jordan, Dauss auss Fist Fight Is a “governmental clihic” pro-|eral aid and control. Thwarted.

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day's budget study session yester- | |day, climaxed by a near-fist fight| < & | between former Democratic Coun- ; 3 cilman Carson Jordan and Re- > 4 publican Councilman R. C. (Bud) All dressed up in cute new : of 7 Hh Dauss. Mr, Jordan is a member N dalel 25 of the safety board now, while Mr. school fous. from Thies : ceid Dauss is chairman of the council’s| Sisters! You'll find just the safety committee. kind of school clothes you Underlying the controversy is a| ' * od : Ss renewal of the sharply-drawn dit- |S want, foo, in Three Sisters ' ferences between Detective Chief | Clifford Beeker, former police chief, and the controlling group represented by Safety Board President Will Remy and Police Chet Jesse | McMurtry.

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’ . The issue that brought the clash! Use was the proposed 1946 budget of | Your Capt. Robert Batts, head of ‘the police radio division. He is ask-! Charge ing approval of a $102,678 budget, X compared with this year’s budget | Account. of $73,530. Councilman Dauss opened a barrage against Capt. Batts, declaring the police officer is not a competent Above—A pert little dirndl dress supervisor—that desk lieutenants, 0p udColr chucked Jam radio dispatchers and telephone neck and on the -pockets: Sizes operators don’t like to work for 4 to 6'%. him. $3.99 : The councilman also took the! position that Capt. Batts should ihn) I ue not be a member of the captain's gippered leggings: in soft blue board controlling promotions in eS Heece. Warmly lined. the police department. His work : should be confined entirely®to his $12.95 radio * responsibilities, Mr. Dauss| argued. Champion of Beeker

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