Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1946 — Page 4

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HOUSEWIFE IS

Robbed While Taking Coffee To Husband.

Police said today a 22-year-old] housewife on the way home after taking coffee to her husband was!

last night. While driving in the 600 block on Ft. Wayne ave, the young woman looked in the rear view mirror and | observed a car following her. She |was going home after taking hot coffee to her husband, who works nights at a downtown garage. She told police she tried to pull away from the car, but was forced to the curb, One of two men in the auto got

.lout. She said she thought he was

armed. He forced his way into her car and made her drive to 38th st. and Arlington ave, The other car followed. Grabs Car Keys

They stopped off the road and the man assaulted her, With the other car still following, they drove back to town and out Kentucky ave. where the man robbed her of $22 and her wrist watch. The other car then disappeared as they continued out Kentucky ave. In the 1500 block the young woman grabbed the car keys from the ignition and hurled them out of the window, Her attacker jumped out of the vehicle and fled. The young woman was brought 7 |to police headquarters by a passing motorist and later taken to City hospital.

:# RETAIL CLEANERS

PLAN HIKE IN PRICES

The Indianapolis Retail Cleaners Institute today a that cleaning prices will be increased in the near future to meet increased operating costs.

The institute indicated the raise will amount to about five cents for such items as men's suits and trousers. Fancy trimmed garments will be charged on the basis of time and material requirements, the group said, The cleaners pointed out that members of the institute had not had a price increase since 1937. They also sald cleaning rates here were lower than in most cities

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AM Date in Coniral Standard Time wot. 29, 1946.

Sunrise dT Precipitation 34 hrs. ending 7:30 a, m. * .00 Total precipitation since Jan. 1... Deficiency since Jan. 1 Lo 8.49

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Hoosier Politics—

MAJOR PARTIES EACH CONFIDENT

Only 7 More Speaking Days Before Election. |

Speakers for both major parties

expressed confidence

| last night their parties would win | the coming election, | tory took a sharp upturn with the [time now cut to “seven more speaking days before election day.”

Pepper Forecasts Triumph

|For Democratic Voters

' BEDFORD, Ind, Oct. 20.--Sena- | tor Claude Pepper of Florida, lead{er of the Democratic party's so- | called “left wing,” last night fore- | cast an election victory for Demolcrats, | It will, he said, pave the way to | & “healthier, happier America.” the along which road we ve already made marvelous progress,” he said a rally here, However, he said, a Republican victory would lead to disastrous inflation and chaos

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NATIONAL 24 - HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: The nation bitterness in| Will have mostly warm, humid weather Tuesday night, except in the North Central states and

GOP victory, he said, “it will lead| far Northwest, where cold air

to intolerance, bigotry and to the! upon

stuff

| feeds.” “It would lead all over again to | the miserable road which the Amer- | ican people so painfully trod under { Hoover,”

James Promises Reduced

| Personal Income Taxes

WORTHINGTON, Ind. Oct. 20.— Lt. Gov. Richard T. James prom-

{ised here last night ‘that the ReASS AULT VICTIM ==: party will reduce personal,

income taxes by 20 per cent ifj ted to national power. OE in government spending,” he told a Republican rally, “will reduce the vast number of| states westward.

which

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predominates, Unseasonably warm temperatures and rather sultry conditions will prevail through the west Gulf states, Middle Mississippi Valley, in most Central Plains states and all states east of the Mississippi, except Wisconsin, The same areas will have partial cloudiness or clear skies as defined on the inset cloudy areas chart. Southeastern Florida will have scattered showers, as will certain sectors of the upper Mississippi "#nd Missouri valleys, (See FOTOCAST for affected areas.) Rainfall or showers are forecast from the Rocky Mountain Snow flurries

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to all price controls except rent - and strong legislation to end the] assaulted sand robbed by two men «present trend toward state socialism, bureaucracy and class antagonism and exploitation.”

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Halleck Says New Deal

‘Paralyzes Economy’

COLUMBUS, Ind. Oct. 20.—Rep. Charles Halleck America “had everything needed for full production extept efficient national government” during a political address here last night. “The New Deal's regimentation is paralyzing our immense potential, and its planned economy is disastrous,” he told an audience attending a tri-district political rally. “The Republicans will congress soon because the people] know how necessary it is to have sane administration | chambers of congressional eom- | mittees,” he said. “America will lead the way to! peace and maintain it throughout the world only when present New Deal controls are abolished and full production under way.”

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RECOVERS FROM CRASH

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., et. 29 (U. P.) —Lester Arthur Shelton, 51, dairy truck driver, injuries received when | a passenger ‘train crashed into his truck, which bounced through a nearby yard and collided again with the same train.

CHINA TO STUDY ATOM

SHANGHAI, Oct. 29 Prof. Ii 8hu-Hua of the Academia Dry | Sinica, Chinese government research institute, disclosed today that the Academia is buying a $250,000 cyclotron from the United States for atomic lc energy resear research.

at least that | of the Continental Divide from | Colorado to Montana. The Da“abrupt end” | kotas will have rain or snow.

PYLE'S FATHER WILL RECEIVE SON’S MEDAL

William C. Pyle, Dana, Ind., father of the late Ernie Pyle, will accept the Veteran of Foreign Wars Citizenship Medal on behalf of his son on Armistice day,’ Nov. 11, in the Severin hotel. The posthumous award will be made at a dinner sponsored by Ernie Pyle Post 1120, Veterans of Foreign Wars.

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Strikes have become, a national strike is a weapon of lasu resort, to mengee and “must be, curtailed or (be used only after every peaceful the nation will sink into chaos and | organized labor will perish,” an | |article in the A. F. of L..teamster magazine said today. “They are an invitation to inflation and depression,” the article said in ah’ appeal to union members to halt wildcat strikes. “We are not going to sit quietly looking out the window! While a few agitators kick this union to| it said. The article appeared in the International Team- ! edited by Daniel J. Tobin, ! International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen’and Helpers

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