Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1946 — Page 12

a. ge INDIANAPOLIS TINE en FRIDAY, oct 2%, 106 Jl = HOOSIER POLITICS — pe : i Luncheon Opens Butler Homecoming a CHIANG ARMY HALTED [Kai-shek said today that Nationale FRIDAY,

ist troops had been ordered to halt | oo 4 SHANGHAI, Oct. 26 (U. P).~— (all advances while renewed peace : GOP S peaker Ss. Hold New Deal 9 oR 8B 4 v 2 Yi The newspaper “Ta Kung Pao, which negotiations are under way in ® EF N 4s Sti C ; C 4 4 X PE B - 5 od : 3 i is close to- Generalissimo Chiang | Nanking, ° ; irs Class Consciousness SAVE ON BEAUTY SERVICE

A Tennessee senator, John Jennings, shared the political speaking oF i rr 3 Ia : . PERMANENTS spotlight in Indiana last night. He spoke at a Michigan City rally as . ”, © SHAMPOOS < SINGER MANICURES Hoosier partisans oa aarti ne 30 ater Sections of. We sae, a ik, 1 .. i : p 4 : ; ’ ! : Personal Bapervision and Modern Equipment of Class Hatred I last night blamed the - - Te : | :

New Deal for sowing the seeds of MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Oct. 25. | « “class consciousness , and class

38 Years,

Si— hatred.” A a hi ky In Same — MOSKINS = a Senator Jennings told a Repub- " RITE'S n Location! | 0 )

lichn audience also that “the fruits of victory are turning to ashes be- : (WRIGHT KG ili oz. V4 YO y C fib cause national administration has ; s) not yet extracted from Russia any

4! binding international peace agreement.”

Butler alumni started homecoming activities off yesterday with a luncheon at the Columbia club. : Among those who attended were (left to right) J. Paul Jones, dean of boys at Kokomo high school, But- Glorious Jenner Deplores Jer President M. O. Ross, Floyd A. Hines, superintendent of schools at Martinsville and Maxwell V,

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KOKOMO, Ind, Oct, 25.—Pres- IN INDIANAPOI IS LA GUARDIA AIRFIELD | | SRE) | SOLITAIRE sure group ‘politics is America's IS SINKING INTO BAY & ] ‘ Public Enemy No. 1,” Republican Gi : » ]|senatorial candidate William E. EVENTS TODAY At, Methogit- Charles Maryaun Croker] NEW YORK, Oct. 25 (U. P. ~ 13 With and withiewt side

’ t > . Tol y di ds. 9 . ; : Indiana State Teachers association, con- a dia airfield, New York city’s ! amon Ladies Gorgeous New > Jenner said in a radio address here| vention, Cadle Tabernacle, lives; * Paul. Evelyn Blakeslee; "Albert, | LaGuardia airfield, y

Charlotte Chance: Walter, Emma Pusch: largest commercial airport, will have

: last night. hoff; vB Wilborn; Josep PP . 5 EVENTS TOMORROW “assel; Jack, , At-|to be closed within two years be- <Q i , \ The practice of aligning Broup| yndiana Probation Officers association, re die Maxnd cause it is slowly sinking into the \ > : 4g % against group any class agains SoAveRtion: LO At t, 'Vincent’ B Kenneth, Betty Shu- waters of Flushing bay, Frederick a \ BME yy class in pursuit of selfish political MARRIAGE LICENSES lar, ‘and Thomas, Pauline Ungashick. |G. Reinicke, city commissioner of ; 4 i °

J 3 i R d, Blanc! McDade, ; oti ; Choose from a grand collec: \ interest must be halted,” he said.|yw..es Raymond Kernodle, 2718 Mara] 1s on Join ct and Edward, Sadie marine and aviation, said.

tion of Glamorous New Fur. 08 A : will Rolores Mey Weal, 3013 Mass Hill Crenshaw, 2913 Martindale ave. Mr. Reinicke said that since La- y : men Trimmed and Untrimmed 2 y : Warns Against Anna Louise Hasson, 1511 Lawndale. . Boys Guardia was built in 1939 it has § parkly diamonds set in beauties, in all the latest, most ry William Burns, 2140 N. Delaware; A I ei oni! les; | Sunk from thee to five feet. The . mountings of precious wanted Styles, Materials. ond up ) Communist Saboteurs sy H. Smith, 38 S. Chester; Peggy| Bernard, Bois Segal, Raymond, Vir-|punways and the entire eastern end | V4 yellow gold. Colors. All sizes. ™ Ann Rofl, 1» N. Den : ny 03 Orah ms Fasel, and William, Marjorie] of the field are sinking “and that ¢ 5 me ratman, ranam; re N GOSHEN, Ind, Oct. 25.—James| Blanche 8. Mitchell, 5041 Kenwood At St. Vincent's—Fred, Mary Wiegmann; tio i be under water > | 25 Week ! ' : Bric Bdward Magerlein, 1011 Yoke; otto, Rubin, and bh | portion will soon er Ladies’ Lovely New Fall A. Emmert, Republican candidate |® guerite Kinnick. 1813 E Tabor. ons pin, and Joseph. | high tide,” Hr. Reinicke said.

DRESSE or oo! for state supreme court judge, “RIS Werle douler, iN. asa: ,, Moss Thurman, 3| ap Reinicke disclosed that ini y 43 % ww warned last night against an *or« | Richard pss Kane 104 N. Talbot; Ww. ' P hiaki Mae Har-| tial commerdial operations will start! SOUTH

ganided army of 700,000 Communist N. s———— : tt ee t Floyd Ben3 Manneth Raiph Allen, aE Ni. Tea” SEAT int ‘about two Weeks gi Fioy STORE HOURS: ILLINOIS saboteurs.” Walter Leo Gray, 2384 Sentral; Marilynn 8 nett -fleld ~which is being vacated (ISAT xy 0 y o} mire al.’ : Lottie Thomas, 59, at 636 Blake, hypeér- hy the navy. In four months, he sa x io ST. Blame Zig-Zag Policies P 5 3 , Pi Jom william Mcochran, 63, at 740 Berkley rd. | sald, 150 flights will be operating NY "a SalrUay " BUY NOW AND VI 0 8 g g Clarencé Clark, 1309 N. Colorado; Elsie remia. in and out daily. He said the new 9 AM. to 6 P.M. (WRIGHT S) . x TI For Country's Troubles Marie Sutton, FN Minch : Anna Cooper, 78, at City, cerebral hemor- municipal airport at Idlewild is “ EAL AT RITES” OF OS. bli hn BBA MGs 3p ee, ied 10 00 oped Sine 1 ALWAYS A SQUARE D | ALS, i Oct. ~RApu - A ra b Ariow y A ver ave, 1 lican Appellate Judge Donald Bow- . Vi. th, Senn. wy a osrvie ¢ wifes, to st Veteran's, coronary . - . se—— . r 0 en, campaigning for re-election, M. Lineks, 1908 N New Jesse or . Edward Mohr, 04, at 818 EB. North st, made a plea last night for “con- Carl Td Edward Parker, 3705 Stanton: Audrey | oarcinoma

e Ehrmantraut, 3508 N, Illinois. Margaret A. Montgomery, 5, at 211 8. sistent” government policies. Hancock st., coronary scelusion.

Harry Bcott, - Lon He berated New Deal “zig-zag BIRTHS Claudia West, a8," at city, 'b hr OR policies in international and do- Girls Irene von Alt, 33, at 831 N. Alabama, mestic affairs” and sald these poli- ar a. Er"Betly Nel, Oaraiineg.. Boggs. # oo I. Oa atric e eill, an ul ze 0 ter, 60, . 's, ‘Parkmoor” Glas ore “10 Bama for the mem), tis y ET Lr. , b 8, Vincents the country’s in.” . ty—Robert, Mary Krackensels. John Peldnaus, 41, at City, chronic myo-

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