Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1946 — Page 8

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (U, P), | —America’s first officially-registered {lobbyists are a bed-rock prohibition~ ist, an agent for an Egyptian to{bacco king and an old-time cru|sader whp claims to be the only bona fide lobbyist in the country. | Although more than 500 applica|tions have been mailed out to or|sanizations all over the country,

¢ .* |only three people have thus far a , [registered themselves as lobbyists

{with the house and senate under Acme Telephoto. |the congressional streamlining bill. Gene Raymond, 10, is a picket (They are: with a grievance. He says he | Elizabeth A. Smart, of the Naand another chap worked six tiena] Women's Christian Temperhours for Frank Matheides, pull- lance Union; Alexander N. Thomping weeds and fixing grounds. |son, representing Raphael 8, Soussi Matheides paid Gene 25 cents, of Alexandria, Egypt; and Benjamin the others $2, saying the former |C. Marsh, of “the people's lobby.” didn't work hard enough. Arbi- | Thompson met his employer when tration measures now are in prog- (he was “stranded” in’ Cairo in 1945. ress, | At the time, he said, Soussi was un interested in buying Japanese matsacawa tobacco, a variety abhorred in the United States but thoroughly enjoyed by Egyptian fellahin and Arab camel drivers. | Registers as Precaution

| Thompson said he has bought f “over $250,000” of the low grade to{bacco for Soussi. “But we are going to expand now and while I have done no work in congress there is always “the possibility that I will do so in the future,” he explained. “I registered as a lobbyist purely as a precautionary measure,” he said. “A few men in Washington have already gotten into trouble by not complying strictly with the law and I am taking no chances.” In his capacity as a “commercial | {associate,” Thompson explained, he | receives a commission on all business he transacts plus $500 a year for expenses,

f Organized in 1928

| Marsh has been the legislative irepresentative of “the people's lobby” since it was organized “to (fight for the people” in 1928. As it ‘carries the word “lobby” on its letterhead, he claims to be the only ‘man in America with a right to the title. “T registered with the people as a lobbyist for their rights years ago,” Marsh said. “I wonder whether others can claim the right to that name?” A well-known figure in the halls of congress, Marsh has appeared before practically every committee on every important bill in the past two decades. He said that his organization paid him $150 a month and expenses for his work. Miss Smart is out of Washington on a vacation but her application | stated that she_has been the Wash-

Doctors Seek to Revive ~ Paralyzed Muscles. « By ARTHUR J. SNIDER Times Special Writer CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—The heartening possibility that polioscrippled children may some day discard crutches and braces and walk normally again is contained in experiments at the Northwestern university ‘medical school,

After three years of study, research men believe they have come | : upon an electrical current’ of the | proper therapeutic strength to arouse paralyzed muscles to activity

again. Encouraging results have been demonstrated in white rats and dogs. Tests on patients have just |

The laboratory adventure is deemed so significant that five department heads are involved.

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) d i CHAPTER TWENTY- Cecily’s wedding re-reading Steve's) 1 FELT myself turn to chalk. | And then as the full magnitude of and Jerry Gould. (CECILY made it official the next |latest letters, There was no ques-| Robert gave his attention to his that prophecy swept over me | — a | Vote for day that she had told Steve they|UoM Bboutit "| nants as 2 suing me were painfull moaned, "Nor" | 1 out of 2 get it! | were not right for each other, Steve| WHEN STEVE offered his ring «But I've often thought,” he said, (To Be Conclnded) TA . } took it hard. That afternoon he|again it would not be because Corin-| “What a strange stoay it)would be! wren | hose itchy. Sisters, tiny erachs Pledged | dropped in at the playground to see na was second choice, Robert's if Oslvs other had not (ed LOCAL SEA SCOUTS Athlete's "Foot ! 3st nation after all—if, a 8 ose : hs ; Robert. ‘or sturdy daughter handled her affairs| J 0, TUL Ee lacy RETURN TOMORROQW Ge zerious. sothing relief ram that sor in 1947, 11 “Cecily is right. Robert told well, 1t's a good thing that she has ecovered—" Sea Scouts of Indianapolis Ship ©f money back guaranteed. H.V. 222 ! of - Gettysb Steve, and Steve's protests stilled [thir talent—Mrs. Ralston has no use| ay )ips formed a denial but it! will return here tomorrow from a fesches dowd fhroush © listers and Yall dozen against the quiet authority of his|for me. I suppose it will make com- | would not pass the stricture in my 2-week cruise at Duck Lake, Mich. | Useonly asdisected, Absal ly safe.M.V. battles lef words. “She’s still in a state of flux [plications at times— throat. | Leaders of the ship, sponsored by read 75¢ . .. at all drug counters. tok WApt —and you've always had thirigs too| “Mother,” Corinna sald, “Daddy| «yndoubtedly,” Robert said as if| Broadway Methodist chuch, are A.| 70% of druggists Bing te They v t easy, Steve. You can't help her | wants to see you in the study.” he had not been aware of my at-| F. (Bud) Hook, skipper; Dr. W. B. a 30-city survey ‘ ie over the next five years. Val can.| There was something ominous tempt, “that would have, ent | Tinsley, mate, and F. T. Creators, | new com He's been through the mill.” about the commonplace statement.|.,mqiications. If Della and Thorne | former skipper of the ship who re- | Grate, 101 Steve couldn't accept defeat, “It's| I suffered the disquiet that al- had cared for the baby at their| cently returned from navy service. hig love Cecily needs. I love her.” ways came with recent proximity |, expense during the mother's ei —— A “Yes,” Robert said gently, “but|to Cecily. I walked down the hall, onths of convalescence she would 28 Years 2% Yeu ax rh she doesn't love you, Steve. “It nervous and apprehensive. |be bound by gratitude not to jeop-! eof Square in Ome “That's - » ” . { . { | sinning if Dell hadn't stymied 1.| BORER rose from hs desk chur srdise Thorei life ut o critical Desing RITE'S Location for" ald p po as Ie . - You know that, don you? face, as always, was kind. Except|tion be set aside. The site CORINNA had been in the next for the slight showing of silver “SHE MIGHT ee made. an (WRIGHT'S) has 2% > office, pretending to: fle “Robert's RHOGL he. temples; he Joke st Aaveeent with Della to wait, hop- fi home ye correspondence, listening shame- | he had the day T met him; Ae | for Thorne's recovery, until she ood Values on Easy Terms! cavalry, 1s lessly to every word through the Seles of loving had been Tus saw, too late, that he would never | water, o S7eck tn the dour that had widentd a WT breathed be well. And Della, of course con- | . \ headquarte _— » | i! a sconentve mit | LU sd Soe me 86S ting hes hin rs co Modern 8-Diamond Y When he rose to leave, still grim | “Cecily and Val were just here ool But tie only Iogiend conclusion) fl ! nan and unhappy, Corinna’ swung the |# Jo TDR. Oectly wanted to Row i5 that es A ae i id . ok door back. as avor , TH SIO $ Ir a Pair “Steve!” she halted him. “Wait a| "Yes?" 1 entreated. cd Ie the Mother § Sale Devause Otter of , You'r ing home with| “It seems that she ' promised ; ¥ . of the Rey er EE Bap [Dells months ajo no to ask any| THe hunter of judgment wes BOTH RINGS for Penland, 9 He started to refuse, but Corinna more questions about her mother find the doorkes ob “What Lifter vice comm: stepped into a slant of late after-|—not 10 Hy 0 nnd ow who she ence does it make? Della doesn't $ 50 5. Cato, noon sunshine and it sprayed her Was, Della told Cecily it would want it. {oid.she stall as h : mander; Jo long curling bob with gold. Corinna break her . heart if she ever ' " ~~." lo. usually has Ber) * boro, Ind. is earthy and gay and sometimes learned.” J way, doesn BE * Qlorions | 3-diamond, opp John 8. the is beautiful. This was one of . un { } ey ring to match. adjutant ; { “SHE won't have it this time, those moments, I LEANED against the wall, not Robert d “It " far $1.25 WEEKLY Rownd, 101 » x» strong enough te stand alone under So Sr S10. s gone 00 % Wi - in-chief, THERE WAS compassion in the my load of resentment. Della was either of yn oe it Jag Nationally Advertised WATCHES Miss. Co: biue eyes beneath gold-tipped lashes playing a new weapon against me Much longer. Cecily will Know.” * Elgin ® Hamilton * Bulova Y,G. A. R but it was not that which called to|now—Cecily’s love and her grati-| I tried to laugh. I tried to steer . , $2475 elected pre Steve; it was something else, in-|tude to Della. | Robert away from his proximity to Helbros * Waltham ® Rensie I» of Union V definable, teasing, which = stirred| If the heart being broken be- | the truth. “It isn't possible for her one of five him. He glanced sharply at Corinna, |longed to Della, then Cecily must Open 43 New hea seeing in the slimness and vitality be careful of it. Anything belong- y Mrs. Mabel ob that young body—what? ling to Della must be protected Saturdays SOUTH Colo., presi “Thanks,” he sald, and cleared ‘especially any largesse at her hands. | 9 A MW ILLINOIS G A. Rj; his throat, “I'm not very hungry—| “But Cecily wants some remem- | § ne Minot, 8. | but I guess I'd like to have dinner brance from her put on her moth- to 5 P. M. STREET tional Wor a! your house, anyhow” er's grave,” Robert went on. “She (WRIGHT'S) D. Cranme Corinna had spent ‘the hour of left money with me—I'm to ask “YOU ALWAYS GET A SQUARE DEAL AT RITE'S” mander of waiting for me at home after'your assistance in the matter—" Nelerans, | ® . ® auxiliary tc ’ Ind Other n Lewis, Mils commande) # Union Vet and Frank 7] // Ind. junio : Isla Dow, F dent, and Dayton, O. Union Ve 4 Florence F vice-commi Womans . 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