Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1946 — Page 9

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girls and 29 boys have been invited to Washington March 1, through March 5, tg compete for the Westinghouse science scholarships in the fifth annual science talent search conducted by Science Clubs of America, administered by Science Service. They will spend five days together at the Science Talent Institute in Washington. Among the winners is Stephen 1, a student of Culver Military academy, The names of the trip winners were anndunced by the judges here today as the result of a strennous competition in which - superior seniors of all secondary schools in the United States were invited to participate. The 40 winners were selected from about 16,000 entrants. About 3000 of these students coms pleted a scienge aptitude examination, submitted recommendations

an essay on “My Scientific Project.” All-Expense Trips The trip winners come from 34 localities in 15 states and the District of Columbia. Entries were received from every state in the union. Those who come to Washington for the Science Talent Institute in March on the all-expense trips, will compete for scholarships which will allow them to go to any college, university or technical school of their own selection to continue science or engineering training. One boy andeone girl will be awarded $2400 Westinghouse grand science scholarships ($600 a year for four years), while eight winners will be awarded. $400 Westinghouse science scholarships ($100 a year for four years), and $3000 more in Westinghouse science scholarships will be awarded at the discretion of the judges. ; Selected without regard to geographic consideration, the results show that this year winners came

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& SRE Sil v 0 eR ‘Women atMoose | | eg . Plan Initiation sor the chapter night program and formal initiation of Women of the Moose at 8 p, m. tonight. Mrs. Lark is chairman and captain of the organization’s Woms« i en's Drum and Bugle Corps. She will be assisted by miembers of her corps in initiate ing a class of 25 candidates. The ceremony . will be held at 135

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HILLMAN MAY BACK TRUMAN

C. L 0.-P. A P. A C. Leader, Shifts Earlier Stand.

By LYLE C. WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—The

most powerful element of the leftwing coalition which helped maintain Franklin D. Roosevelt's political leadership appears today to be forming ranks behind President Truman. Chairman ‘Sidney Hillman of the C. 1. O. Political Action committee fired a message bf congratula« tions and support of Mr. Truman

this week. Mr. Hillman had more praise for

the administration as he prepared to leave New York for London. Coming from Mr. Hillman in a congressional - election year, those statements have real political significance. If Mr. Hillman stays put for the 1948 presidential election it is likely that Mr. Truman's re-election

from two states that have not had winners before. Colorado and Wash- |

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| campaign will be supported by the most active and politically effective | elements of organized labor,

Pledges Fullest Support Deliberately or otherwise, Mr.} | Frames policies in the .current {labor-management crisis are proving to be just about what is necessary to persuade the C. 1. O. to continue its membership in the New Deal-Democratic coalition.

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Mr. Hillman’s telegram to the President congratulated him on the labor program proposed in the message to congress Monday. The message asked again for fact- | finding boards to prevent strikes.! It proposed a general hike in in-! dustrial wage scales without gen-|

Mr. Hillman master-minded the! 1944 labor campaign to prevent Mr. Pruman’s nomination for vice president by the Democratic national convention. In penthouse headquarters at the Morrison hotel, Mr.

Needs P. A. C. Backing

It will not be easy for Mr. Tru{man to forget nor for Mr. Hillman to swallow the hard words of that convention battle. But even that would be easier than to ignore the fact that the: Democratic party will have small | chance of success in this year's| congressional elections or in 1948 without the active support of Mr. Hillman’s organization. There are indications that C. I.| O. President Philip Murray is eyeI= the Truman bandwagon.

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