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FRIDAY, AN. 81, 107 = HE INDIANAPOLIS TOMES

Lilienthal Branded ‘Stalin Disciple’

McKellar Raps | JESSE [sty, Search Cars Proposed Atom RECESSES 21 Police Ordered |

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Renews Long Feud : 8 today ordered more cars stopped for traffic violations, “especially late i

With Former Hoosier Ws at night.” | . : : m He told policemen to search cars j WASHINGTON, Jan. 31 (U. P., : i for burglar tools and robbery loot. . =Senator Kenneth McKellar (D. His In this way, the inspector said he Tenn.) renewed his long feud believed many suspects can be against David E. Lilienthal today caught. with a charge that the chairman- ; Inspector Tooley cited the fact : that state police use the method

designate of the federal atomic en- : : widely and discover many criminal! ergy. commission shares the po- activities. | litical beliefs of Premier Josef Sta- Meanwhile, three reported hold- i lin of Russia. ups in Indianapolis netted stickup 0 . Senate members of the congres- men more than $80, "VOICE" PRINTED — Police sional atomic energy committée are fendi Alfred Miller, 30, of 2176 Tacoma Technician Robert Rogers takes consfdering Mr. Lilienthal's nomi- ave, told police he was walking| Frank Sinatra's fingerprints in nation, Mr, McKellar is not a mem= : 2 go near 16th st. and Martindale sve} 40s Angeles after Sinatra apber of the committee but is exer- : : When he noticed. four men follow-| plied for a permit fo carry a eising his senatorial ‘privilege to J wie ; seme (ing him. One man slugged him and | gun. The singer said he wanted Sitend the meeting and question FETE CHAIRMEN—Committee chairmen of the Indiana Naval lok 31 from Wis Mon, N ar the gun for protection while aNBsy thal dew wp st Wita. Reserve Officers association plan the reception for Majority Leader senal ave, reported a man lured | carrying. large sums of money. mac Ind and is former chairman Charles A Haject._ of he houss of ‘epresenatives, Saturday at him into an alley near 25th st. andy ree ' “ the naval armory. Pictured left to right are chairmen Capt. Felix |North of the Tennessee Valley authority. abide 9 en Capt, Felix western - aves slugged him Mr. McKellar has battled him ay M. McWhirter, distinguished ‘quests; Lt. Cmdr, John D: Hughes, [and escaped with $51. 20 Persons Lost years in that capacity, reception; Cmdr, L. F, Brozo, arrangements, and Capt. Stuart A, | Warren Coggswell, 42, of 520 In Ship Blast, Fire Quotes Writings Bishop, president of the Indiana association, Jones st, said he heard a horn| [remoN Jan 81 (U. P). — Two

blowing in front of his-house. When Rusding from Sue of * Pls. of yn y he went to investigate a man poked |PASsengers and 18 crew members

a pistol in his ‘face and took an | were reported lost today when the

n ® Kellar quoted Mr. Lilienthal's Reception to Manor Halleck undetermined amount of cash from |British freighter, Samwater, ex-

writings in favor of lie er public pow his bilifold. ploded and caught fire some 250

ed venience nwo | AS Leader of Congress uruguay Loader Dug [mis priv of ne

Lilienthal sald that “our govern- The Swedish rescue ship, P. H.

ment and er Sovesnment musk More than 500 friends of Rep.|ing handled by three local Republi- MONIEVIDEO, aan, 31 (U. P.J.Ipahisson, arrived at Liston with 23 & governmen men and Notley aries Halleck (R. 2d Dist) willlcan veteran leaders, Harold R. Ber Sunyan Dress a £o0maS | crew members and three passengers

of laws” This, Mr. McKellar said, indicated gather in the Riley room of the Clay- Woodasa, Edwin K. Steers and Cale Upited States where he is to be a who were rescued after the shi to him that Mr. Liliénthal shares{Pool hotel tomorrow evening to |J. Holder. guest of the government. capsized. Sy the doctrines of “Mr. Stalin of [celebrate his election as majority b Russia. 0 He believes in gov- leader of congress. : srment of Sos hy Ed The dinner and speaking program, , vr. Lilientha pu cKel- sponsored by Indiana Republican j Open Monday Through Saturda lar’s contention vigorously. He sald | veterans, is headed by John M. : om Yo Jur s y

what he meant was that “good |pjjler, Indianapolis attorney. I : men” are needed to administer High spot of the affair is sched- . * TLE CAPTURING Nd [F 0

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“good laws.” uled to be a discussion by the HooThe questioning of Mr. Lilienthal |sier congressman himself of RepubJas Tea Rd Amid Shan es 3 Ms. lican congressional policies. . ; ; ; an ! er 8 ; rom Comp wnstairs : To Be Broadcast \ former investigator for the house - F Our lete Do ] un-American activities committee, | is talk will be broadcast from 8 to e , i that Communists had bored into the 8:30 p. m. and after that Mr. Halleck ranks of the atomic energy com. [lS expected fo treat state Republi- D 0 Ww X S T A | R S mission. : cans to an informal report on the : : A. DAN RIVER PLAID with a ruffed yoke, the new push-up Pochied congressional picture. : A . : sleeves, solid woven belt and Peter Pan collar! In combi- — Banyes A reception honoring Mr. Halleck 3 T 0 R § A ; nations of blue-brown, rose-green, beige-lime. bers of the committe doubted | wi) pe held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in : Pn Sizes 10 to 16......... 8.95 the but called for » loyalty oi A i . P8r00cenensss sins nes nnn check on the commission personnel| gnonsored by the Indiana Naval

Reserve Officers’ association, the Complete Men's Sheps 5 : ; affair will feature presentation of an 4 & WHITE EYELET SPARKLES on PINK, BLUE or AQUA honorary membership to the house ’ : BALLOON CLOTH! Gathered skirt, embroidered 1 35 majority leader. : ; ; "Yoke, eyelet on pockets and collar. Sizes 7 to 13. | John D. Hughes is chairman of j Tim id the reception committee, assisted by ‘|Edwin K. Steers and John ODonnell. Governor Gates, Mayor Tyndall and a number of state officials have been invited to attend as special

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Will Fly Here Mr. Halleck will fly to Indianapolis tomorrow morning from Warren, O., {where he speaks tonight. | Mr, Miller will preside at the dinner session and Municipal Judge Alex M. Clark and Governor Gates will share honors as introductory

speakers. ' | Other state party leaders also are expected to attend the dinner and

g 8 . y 7 TS. 0 | 1V GOLDEN PHEASANT [looms te oo orate. come a SPRING SPORTSWEAR ARRIVALS mittee. : j Hnliweas Newtn a Five 3 Local members of the Reserve OR : -. STORE HOURS: Monday : Officers’ association will give afl Yi iy B " j through Saturday

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