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Dewey Su Support On '48 Drive Ohio Candidate Scores ‘Interference’ By LYLE C. WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Dec. 21, — Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana was given the edge today in the contest for Republican leadership of the house as the battle began to develop a long-expected bitterness, House Republicans will caucus Jan, 2 to select a speaker and to settle their differences over the leadership, Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts 1s assured the

speakership, Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins of Ohio

Bogus Sugar Stamp Ring in State Crushed

6 Face Counterfeit | Charge at South Bend

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 21 (U,| P.).—An alleged $100,000 black market sugar ring was smashed today after federal agents arrested a half dozen men charged with counterfeiting sugar rationing stamps. Chief OPA Investigator Robert Ehrlich of Washington said the stamps were sold for prices ranging from $6 to $25 per hundred pounds of sugar to consumers. Source of the counterfeited coupons still was Tunknown, he said. | Arrested and charged with possession and sale of counterfeit stamps and violation of OPA regulations were Joseph J. Jahelka, 35; {John T. Hipskind, 40; Leroy E.| | Woolverton, 43, and Robert Mesch,

3, al - into the open last nignt with al |3 all of South Bend; James Tol

: \ éricao, 40, Hudson Lake, Ind, and| NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE- | through the Mississippi valley , blast. at Ms. Halleck, charging his| BULL FIDDLES AND JUNGLE CAT—Weird scene on the Murat theater stage | genes: (Tubby) Korbel) 43. Shave- cA TIONAL A HOUR FORE- thr on the Mi aalppl ley. Tne freesing line indicates candidacy was part of the Dewey-| at yesterday afternoon's Indianapolis Symphony rehearsal. A thin canvas curtain |head Lake, Mich. weather ‘Will continue over the | central Rocky mountain regions, | Tt 13 degrees minimum tame

for-President boom. | , i A ) Other Candidates divided the orchestra from the big show cage, where lions trained by Dick Clemens | Field Representative Charles O.| eastern third of the nation to-#| though some of thesgiregions will | Peratures are forecast. Sections

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Bannon of the OPA enforcement pnioht idl i tial cloudi south and west of this line are | of East Peoria, lil., were preparin for this after hrine circus for crippl nd | givial ; Bight as two Mpidiy JIOVIRG SWIG | have partial cloudiriess. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New e prep 9 afternoon's $ e circus stor cripp ed and | division sald a two-month investiga-| centers produce snow, rain, sleet Windy conditions along the | not expected to have freeming York previously had said he favored underprivileged children. Musical "lions" not visible in the picture were Fabien [tion uncovered the plot after large| and drizzle in the Jakes areas and | north Atlantic coast will abate | conditions tonight or tomorrow ,.

Mr. Halleck for house Republican leader, Mr, Jenkins also seeks the

Sevitzky, conductor, and Torsten Ralf, Metropolitan tenor, soloist in the orchestra's [numbers of bogus sugar stamps middle Atlantic states. | this afternoon and evening, | morning.

|streamed into the Cleveland, O.! Rain or drizzle will occur fi he | ; torm cen- Mi week-en erts. cur from | as the low pressure s en nimum temperature foreleadership. | wee d concerts - verification office of the OPA. New York southward to Florida. | ter moves toward Newfoundland | casts for some cities follow: New The other candidates declared | EE —— Merchants Helped

and undeclared are Reps. Clarence f 8 M 4 h 4 L Mr. Bannon praised merchants for| tions along the freezing line in Skies will be mostly overcast in | ingtom, 20; Detroit, 28: Cleveland, J. Brown of Ohio and Byer cor p U onrns 70 Ive, _rormer 0 iceman co-operation in smashing the opera-| precipitation areas and snow | the eastern .states and along the | 24; Chicago, 25: St. Louls, 30: Dirksen of IilMnois. . tion. He said the ring operaied in

mixed with rain or sleet from the | west coast. The southwest will | Kansas City, 32; Memphis, 28; The presence of two Ohioans i) Woman Offers H (South Bend, Elkhart, Goshen, Ply-| Great Lakes northeastward to | have considerable high cloudi- | Atlanta, 33; Denver and Omaha,

the race sharply diminishes the mouth, Michigan City, New Carlisle,| New England, (See FOTOCAST.) | ness. | 25; New Orleans, 50, and Miami, prospects Of either to win out Eyes to Blind Bor and Nappanee, Ind., and Cassopolis, 62.

Another section of rainfall is | Temperatures will be near or against Mr. Halleck or, in the e Mich. Counterfeit stamps which pictured in the Pacific northwest, | slightly above normal from the of a stalemate, Mr, Dirksen.

! 2 Mississippi westward thanks to a Official Weather Mr, Jenkins’ statement publicized mass of warmed air of Canadian |———United States Weather Biren

| | There will be freezing rain in sec- | and the north Atlantic. York, Philadelphia and Wash- | |

: would purchase some 500,000 pounds| where occasional rain is forecast Henry Ludgin Member of sugar were in circulation, authori-| jn washington and Oregon, to-

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| what some persons had been saying State Fire Marshal : : Of F 25 Y ties said. gether with showers or snow flur- | origin that h ead th P.).—The incurable ill = orce ears | . rigin that has overspr e All Data in Central Standard Time. privately—that Mr. Halleck’s elec- hag i heuran.e nese of 8 2 . | All ht (we of the men, Korbell| ries in the Northern Rockies. Plains and many Rocky mountain ~Dee. 21, 1946 tion as G. O. P. house leader would] George Loomis Pugh, former -0l¢ Woman may be the MeANS| penry Ludgin, retired Indianap- “i En ’ Were ive preimp Fair Weather win be general | areas. | Sunrise .... 1:00 | Sunset .... 2 he viewed in some degree as a boost deputy state fire marshal, died yes- Of enabling a 17-year-old Mexican] )is policeman, died yesterday at By TY NGS YyesieTCARY AIK HONG comm—rrieers Trt - | Precipitation 24 hrs, end. 7:30 a 1 for Mr. Dewey, |terday in the home of a son, George (boy to see for the first time in 15 gt prancis hospital. A member of °° Set at $1000 each. Jahelka,| |can be formed in China and desig- Lota! precipitation since Jun, 10 sae h Jr. 2623 E. 1 { years, his mother said today. : deg Dipskind, and Woolverton were | Deficiency ‘since Jam.’3 ... 0... ... 44 Battle to Be Mean One L. Pug T. St. Clair st, the force of 25 years until he retired identified by authorities as salesmen {rated General of the Army George The following table shows ihe iempere “Why is Mr. Dewey so much in- After an extended illness. He was Mrs. Tolasy Srogep seid fat te in 1939, he had been ill only a few for the Aion Brothers wholesale’ | C. Marshall as his choice to further ature in othr eities: ish “w i 5 ue ey § | terested in having ‘his’ man in this| aan . y months. He was 64. company, South Bend. Mesch was * His pian, JAUBBER ......coonsniianseins of very important position?” Mr.| Born in West Virginia, Mr. Pugh Otherwise unidentified, hss agreed| 4 jifelong resident of the city, he n RP Berld Yepresentative of | “If anyone can bring about a Boston Fea raeaanae rrr u Jenkins asked. “He must believe| Ved here 26 years and was a mem- tt i ey Bohoy had lived at 107 Bancroft, ave. He Sprague-Warner wholesale grocers, | te fl ecl e | coalition government there, (Gen) Cincinnati... ja fs will help him in the presidency:|er of the Masonic Order. He was) was a member of St. Paul Evangeli- Chicago, and Korbell owned a | George Marshall can,” asserted Gen. Denver

Does it mean that Mr. Dewey will SPecial investigator for the National gift will restore his sight. [cal Lutheran church. He is surDoes a voice and hand in directing| Board of Fire Underwriters and The mysifrions venefairess ve: the actions of congress? It means|!Ater was employee of the P. RijVesled, sb the seme time, Mis} | Orozco said, that she has but eight

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Ft : {vived by two daughters, Mrs. Don- H d that fi he Pi. Worth .... U. 8. District Attorney James E. military post in Indiana is still ‘un-| e sal at inm\ any case, the Ft. 0 yin ald Newman and Mrs. Carl Bin-| | U. 8. should not withdraw from the indianapolis ninger; a son, Robert Ludgin, ana) sald U. 8. Attorney Joseph decided, according to Lt. Gen. Albert | Kansas City

3 D | Chinese situation. To do so would los Angeles “It would be a fraud on the people| SUTVIYOTs besides the son, are his| months Jo’ ive se Orn Ml- five grandchildren, all of Indian-| DSh Of Sand Rapiss, Mien, was} C. Wedemeyer, 3d Army commander. |, dangerous, he declared. (Mami pai for any person to accept this im-| "oc Ms William | Push; ROSES) Me TE Wich YaeTe & BO KnOY | apolis, ang a sister, Mrs. Emilia 1,0 in Michigan and more i) Here today to inspect the post,| “We fought the war to protect New You™ {son, ames Pug inneapolis Amt of Cincinnati. Gen. Wedemeyer said he will make our form of government” Gen, Okithoma City .. portant position (the leadersnip) if Minn, a daughter, Mrs. Kathleen “She is a young woman and very Services will be at 3 p. m. Mon- mignt | be 8 JOrhemIng. - yer : ,

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he is obligated to use it for the Mayers, Chicago, and six grand-| Pretty. Her family knows what she lday in G. H. Herrmann: funeral : a recommendation to the war de- Vem ho yon he Wat: i a special benefit of any person or| children. {is planning to do and so does her home. Burial will be in Concordia. | partment in the near future as to tained, the U. on Tr Pain igen “Antonio "111 3 oowp=._ ec | doctor.” Mrs. Oronco said. evo Bs | what he thinks should be done with | a PRL Loa on COPS Nitin: D. ©. .o wou as great a fraud to . en details of the exchange are {the st. pretend that presidential politics wil, Mrs. Carrie Shumate worked out, she will reveal her D. Sidney Menasco | Ths recommendation will be! ThE 2d army commander declined er CLOSED ON SUN SUNDAT— play less than a very big role in| Services for Mrs. Carrie Shumate, ' identity, she told Mrs. Orozco. D. Sidney Menasco, formerly i {based strictly on the military value lo commen: on iAyes Such a the the deliberations of the 80th con-'R. R. 18, Box 215, who died yester- | Bobby has been blind since he IPdianapolis resident, died he even ermi S of the post,’ the army commander 00000000 credl esimargad bby NDRE gress which will convene Jan. 3. | day, will be held at 3 p. m. Mon- fell off a table when he was less day in his home in Miami, declared, “and will contain no po- Ihe export-jmpert bask lor China TAURANT With the Republicans back in con-| day in the Conkle funeral home.! than 2 years old. {according to world received i Four retail and three bartender |itical ramifications.” and other yaints Qistussed by Bras’ RESTA : gressional power after nearly 16 lean Burial will be in Washington Park! A specialist told them two years] friends here. "permits have beer ordered revoked.| ~yy yOUr BOVErnor, mayor or one ident Truman in his recent state- * 1606 N. Illinois St. J. years, the battle for the 1948 presi- cemetery. {ago that a corneal transplant might | Mr. Menasco was in the lumber the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage! (of your senators or Tepresentatives| meni ‘on American pouey loward Open Daily 6 A.M. to $3 A.M, dential nomination will be a mean! Mrs. Shumate, who was 65, was, be successful [business in his earlier years and commission announced today. ‘80 to the secretary of war and ar-| China one with no holds barred. born in Quincy, Ill, and had lived — eee later founded the American Auto| In Rising Sun, the permits of range for the post to be left here,

here since childhood. She was a Stabbed in Stomach |Co. serving as vice president and Alvin and Mary Birdzell and Car- that's a different matter,” said the

Im ———————dd » Mother of Highway | member of Corinthian chapter, Or-| charles H. Mitchell, 29. of 526 N. sles manager until 25 years ago. lyle Hall were revoked for posses- general. : Stenographers and Secretaries

HP : der of Eastern Star. |Elder ave., was in fair condition at later was in the Bnance busi; sion of gaming deviess. Work Recognized “ 3 Commissioner Dies | Survivors are her husband, city hospital today. He told police ness until he went to Florida 20, In Thorntown, the permit of Fred| Recognized for his work in China in Unprecedented Demand years ago.

Times State Service | VanHorn was revoked on harges {Charles Harden Shumate, and a as r ¢ €S during world war II, when he - MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 21.— Mrs. | brother, Bert Boyer, Sacramento, he Wap Stabbey In ime Omak xia! His wife, Mrs. Clara Menasco, of sale to minors and minors gui the late ho Joseph a Never have we been so besieged by business firms for highA. J. Thompson, mother of Keller Cal. him earlier at Pt. Wayne ave. dl survives. : | 10itering well as commander of U. 8. forces grade stenographers and secretaries. Never have the oppor-

B. Thompson, member of the state | In Danville, the permit of Henry (here, Gen. Wedemeyer said he tunities for women of good general and specialized education

Pennsylvania sts. Nothing was taken ! been so attractive. Ambitious young ,women who make the highway Smmiscion, died arly Mrs. ‘Mary A A. Clair |in the attempted holdup. Mrs. Genevieve Noel RT hopes fighting there belween Com- required preparation will be assured 18 y Wome and. environment Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Services for Mrs. Mary A. Clair, : Mrs. Genevieve Thurman Down * tation. for ium Aono munist and Ntaionalist forces will whigh will promtoe personal development , . . social prestige Monday in New Liberty church who died®Thursday night in her | {Cutright and a daughter, Mrs. ing Noel, formerly of Traders POI, cer v end soon. . +. and financial independence. with burial i home, 345 S. Hamilton ave, will Mildred Mahern, Indianapolis. died here yesterday. : cy. | The man who engineered courial in New Liberty cemetery. be Bold at 10 am. Monday in — Born in St. Genevieve, Md, Mrs.| For sale to minors, the bar- ;heration between U. S. and Chi- T B . J A He Conkle Funeral home. Burial willl James Hough {Noel lived in Oakland, Cal, in her tender permits of Fred Holloway; nese forces during the war expressed erm egins anuaryKokomo P Plant Approved be in Floral Park cemetery. | younger years and came here nearly, Cedar Lake, and Floyd Gossell. the opinion that Communist forces

{| James Hough, former employee Si . vw . ~¢ Thorntown, were revoked. Th Registrations are being accepted in the following courses Proposed construction of a $620,-! Mrs. Clair, who was 62, was borh lof P. R. Malory Co. died yester- >> YeArS ago. She was a mem hes of bartender's ee of Leonard Mer in China might be directed from for the new term: Senior Accounting, Junior Accounting, 000 manufacturing plant at Kokomo in Bloomington, Ind., and lived here day in his home, 2003 W, Vermont |!i¢ Meridian Street Methodist Moscow. Executive Secretaripl, Private Secretarial, Complete Commerce,

y tin, Rising Sun, was revoked in i i was. v , 40 years. Ist He was 64. {church and the Propylaeum. “They follow the trends expressed Junior Executive and Stenographie. approved today by the office of She was the widow of Robert connection with the revocation of in the teachings of Karl Marx,” he

temporary controls here Survivors are five daughters, Mrs. A native of Hendricks county, | } h : . | Emmet Downing and of James Ww. | the permis of his employer, | said For Bulletin and complete information, see, write, or phone 1 Mildred Lewis, Mrs. Lavina Earl, Mr. Hough lived here si hild- ‘ Application of the Haynes Stellite re 8 Since child Noel, former Indianapolis a attorney, | Asked if he could apply their Fred W. Case, Principal

Co. at Kokomo for permission to|Mrs. Mary Kieffer, Mrs. Margaret hood and attended the W. Michigan | McN utt Foresees Pact rethod t - | Fairfield Mrs. Ethel Si | Street Methodist who died in, April, 1944. | methods to more modern personages, Songtivct a rolling WN manylactyr- |Fairgeld and Mrs. Suhel Stimpson; chosen, Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. | MANILA, Dec. 21 (U. P.).—Paul Gen. Wedemeyer replied:

» 4 } bur ’ {i ’ . . J ’ \ 2+ irg plant was passed. It was classed {two sons, Everett Clair Jr. and| Services will be held at 1:30 p, m. |Earl G. Henry, Indianapolis: two|V. McNutt, U. S. ambassador to the| “Yes, the action of the Ct n- C en t ra | B usiness C 0 i | e 4 e

i “an! i i is, (Monday in th le Fu By a anMISSUIANG RY a SI of Tndisnapols, home Y Woo iil qu sons, Richard Downing and Robert (Philippines, said today he believed {munist forces follows the exact lines The Indiana Business College of Te pro a Ry BA 8 : * (Downing, both of Cleveland, O., five|negotiations on mutual defense ar-|of Leninism and Stalinism.” 333 N. Pennsylvania Indianapolis A I + randchildren and two great-grand-|rangements would be concluded | Gen. Wedemeyer expressed sticag. project was the largest of 14 [Mrs. James McCr by ‘ Projects approved for the period, Mrs. Dana Cutright | e Crossan children, | satisfactorily soon, |hope that a coalition government!

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sm ————— who died yesterday of a heart 84» [rogeal, 7 N. Webster ave, who . tack near her home, 1415 LeGrande |died yesterday in St. Vincent's hos- | Pedestrian Robbed {ave., will be held at 10 a. m. Mon- | pital, were held this morning in our A youth about 20 jumped out of (day in J. C. Wilson Chapel of the | Lady of Lourdes Catholic church. an old model car last night and Chimes. Burial will be in Wash- Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery. robbed a pedestrian, David M.|ington Park cemetery. Mrs. McCrossan, who was 84, was Shaver, 46, of 707 Virginia ave, of | Mrs. Cutright, who was 64, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, $175 in the 500 block of Stevens st. born at Chillicothe, O., lived here | and ‘a member of Our Lady of | police were told. Another youth |39 years and was a member of the] | Lourdes church, She was the widow | waited at the wheel, with mole Ei church. of James McCrossan, There are no!

running. Survivors are her husband, Roscoe immediate survivors. IN INDIANAPOLIS--EVENTS—VITALS MARRIAGE LICENSES Rosemary Chaney, and Howard, Lois|Virgil Sherman McFarland, 59, at city, |

Moo. arteriosclerosis Harold 8, Brown, 3307 Central; Millicent [At St incentia~ -Clark, Dorothy Barrett; | Carl E. Cushiang, 36, at St. Vincent's, |

Pauline Hinshaw, 661 E, 21st, Charles, Frances Knight; James, Kath- pneumo Henry Buerger, 335 National; Eda Hen- een Ransome: James. Joan 0G oIRish: | | William, Drinkard, 7, at City, pneurietta Thane, R. R. 4, Box 302 lesn Brand, and Arthur, Dorothy Co- | | Herman Henry Mallman, 78, at 2263 N. Fioyd E. Cotton Jr, 742 N. Bancroft:| hee Dearborn st., coronary occlusion | Daris Vivian Reisner, 5316 E. St. Clair At Emhardt-Robert, Leota Messer. | ae Hassenzahl, 63, at 327 Vila ave, Dean PF. Cromer, 1018 8. Lynhurst dr.; at, Home--Gebrie, garol Alsxander, 10H coronary heart, | ates st.; Karl, Evelyn Franklin Harry W, Nibluck, 50, at 428% E. WashVon : rw aan, Eliz | a tires DY En Jrenriber | Denson. Evelyn 8h St . - ; ly . el ’ k= | 123 i . “ orethy velyn e r - abeth Winstead, 612 N. Delaware. | Chambers, 1166 W, 28th st. | odist, uremia. Pye st Men Chester Ferrell, Pranklin; Dorothy “May Boys pan at 901% N. Ketcham | ry a. man, Beech Grove; At St. Francis—Charles, Maxine Man-| Margaret Clark, 77, at Long. pneumonia. | Dorothy Mae Parks, Beech Grov '| gold, and Gerry, Patricia Wampler | Claudia O-Dixon, 51, at Methodist, diaHerchell Lee Ingram, 2335 Hover: Mil- | At Coleman-—George, Betty Johnson, betes mellitus. | dred H. Evans, 1025 N. Illinois At Methodist—Jacob, Mary Pittman; La-| Benjamin Mays, 92, at 2110 Shriver ave. Henry Lewis Keller, 2437 N. Alabama;| Y¢rne. Reva. Haines: Willlam, Lola | arteriosclerosis Beity Jane Presnell, 1217 Olive "| Chamness; Robert, Betty Sowers; Ste- pavmond Messersmith, Fria at 822 Union | Jessie James King, 520': E Wainington; | phen, Jovce Kemp, and Millard, Doro- | st., coronary’ occlusio . Rover x Okirees Medi 'N. Buel: Wanda | AL St. Vincent's Brooks, Lois Newton: | cnailes’ Ol Mills, 13, at Long, lympho | I ames, ila orden; Wig sther p ames Anthony Lowrox 1411 Castle; Ruth| Foley: Harv. Louise Barker, John, Eva | Mout lop, trod: Th at Methodist, % \ MoO Dr Castle. 2355 Prospect Betty Koenig; Elisan, lols Jennings: Hale Stewar, 01, at 1840 Boulevard pi, | . ; ohn, Janet Rowlings owar riam n_Carroll, 2355 Proapee! t Grace | Bell, and Dwight, Patricia Posson, Maxis Bliabeil Bwith 48, at 3009 Pwiterd | Calvin E. McCloud, West Newton; Grace | ,¢ 'goma— Chester, Lucretia Smith, 1725 Do Eizabe beth Denwood, 16 Or aa Noss” “Chadwick: Violet N.| Linden st. and Lester, Callie Smith, | “he nom » 19, ati Oly, ' 5 Staly, 36 W. Vermont, No, 4. 1520 Martindale ave. James otis” Gootee, 60, at Veteraps’, carHenry Lawl) Thacker, 30 Highlang pl: DEATHS cinom Bernice inton 10 hriver Y ° bari ror Dallas JanBriggie, 3314 N. Tiinols; Mil- . dred Irene (hi 1016 W. 35th, | William H. Foreman, 55, at Veterans’, Courtney Waddell, Bloomington; Lola, Y. | nephritis

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