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By CHARLES T. LUCEY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer TOPEKA, Sept. 10.—A searing wind burns brown across the prairies. It dries up fields and ponds and bakes little flatland towns In scorching late-summer Heat, | But there's another wind blowing, a politics? wind, and on it rides a Kansas nkme daily heard louder in the land--the name of Eisenhower. Kansans seem as surprised as anyone at the rising presidential talk of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, the ~~ 7 : " nL Abilene boy nh led the allied arm- “Right. now,” he sgys, “there is af ies "to European . victory, And disposition to walt and see. Gen. Kansas political leaders say: Eisenhower is in uniform, but when “It's up to Ike. If he wants the he becomes a civilian there will be Kansas delegation in the next Re- tremendous interest in his public publican convention nobody "could Statements and they will be retake it from him. He is liked and ceived most sympathetically in admired all over Kansas. We know Kinsas, We're interested in knowhe can't talk while still in unifqrm. Ing the social, economic and poBut if he indicates after becoming litical philosophy of dll possible president of Columbia university nominees, believe the

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xe - N . : : - ; ] ] Name Rusterholtz §_ Bel t's "Lost Folks' 1 Democrats Hint Nome Rusterholtz S. Belmont's ‘Lost Folks' y SEL ? > " oD + Yar - e A N 1 To Butler Staff ~~ re ew I rice ids {ber of the faculty of Case School - | : of Applied Beisits. Clorcand Some Forced to Walk 11 Blocks to Catch Ride; wi Neighborhood Clamors for Sewer, Too' . *Clamors for Action i professor of his- « WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (U.P) | tory and political Residents in the “lost acres” of 8. Belmont ave. who have had to ' imay bring a strong drive for res- university. again. : E |toration of price controls when Prof. Ruster- This time their campaign is for bus service. 12 te of Dartmouth asked Mrs. John Jenkins, 1732 8. Belmont ave, “That's what several Senators Harley W. Kilgore (D | . ; | someon W. Va) and Joseph C. O'Mahoney college and re- of the residents on Thorpberry st. : ROH for some action against) gree there in| “It's been the same with every- oup > 3 1831, He received thing” declared Mrs, John Coffee,

iy : oe . | mS No - WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1947 ampaign for Bus_Servic waiuce 2. runernats, + mem, @e GIMPaAign for Bus. Service Declare Nation (has been appointed an assistant 4 } , By The Times Civic Reporter {The steady Tie In 1 cone science at Butler fight for nearly every one of their public utilities are on the warpath cOngress FecoRvenes. holtz is a gradu- “How would you like to have to walk 11 blocks to catch a bus” | : 3 "oo. es i, © Sapents tree. or mr gor 21 or ner Jf tivie | They disagreed with a statement |

} Harvard university in 1932 and has | They gave us nothing but excuses \fequiring a special session of con-' done additional graduate study at/until we finally got help from The Ma). Richard L. Johnson will pre.

: : gress, ; a : {$ f : | the University of Buffalo. | w sent a paper titled “High Speed ARRANGE EVENT—In charge of a party sponsored by the | Senator Kilgore said he favored, The faculty member is el Te Campaign Months Ago |Plight” at the aviation meeting of

Iniversity of Notre Dame alumni. to be held ama; tow night at jesioration of price controls unless! author of “American Heretics and Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Coffee said the Indiana section, Society of outhern Mansion are (léft to right] Tom Broden, Leo Barnhorst WAS a sudden break in the| saints,” a volume of historical, bio-|the campaign for a closer bus con. Automotive Engineers tomorrow and Henry K, Engel. price spiral, and predicted many | graphical, and explantory essays. nection began months ago. [Might in the Antlers hotel, Others would share his view. land “The Glamor That Was, They said a man they talked to _ M&). Johnson flew 180 missions in

C beriand Church fo Fiold He expressed hope that President | Persia,” written for the U. 8. army at Indianapolis Railway, Inc., told P47 aucralt during the war and

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that he is at all receptive, he'll have next Republican nominee: will be Truman would make such a in Tehran, Iran, 1s now stationed with the flight test our votes." the next President.” "ecommendation in his January ire aan. them they must fie a formal peti- io yo. "Alr Material sominang at Wide Support Seen To the question whether Gen report to congress on the = Bred {he Neighijor-

Wright Field, O. This aviation meeting is the first of the Indiana section of 8, A. E.'s 1947-48 season. The program includes a social half hour sponsored

hood and got 600 signers. | Mrs. Jenkins said, “We filed the {petition with the company last No{vember but nothing has been done.

Seasoned Kansas politicians pre- Eisenhower is Republican or Demodict that unless he says “no” frre. crat, his Kansas friends seem to vocably, the general's name will be have no doubt at all. They say that presented to the Republican con- 45 an army man he never has voted vention at Philadelphia and that/but that his whole background is not only will he have the 19-man Republican. Kansas delegation but support from His brother Milton, now president other states, nf Kansas State Agricultural college They've heard out there how he At Manhattan, is a Republican. So drew a bigger hand at the American's another brother, A. B. Eisenhower

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| : To Hold Fish Fry n most steel products represented, ne Official line of Grand lodge Residents contend this line could enti “the most tragic decision ever °fcers will participate in the cere- be extended farther south on Persh-| Prentice Presbyterian church

aken by business leaders.” mony in full Grand lodge dress, |Ing st. before it turhs east on its wi Se A he oy = tv iat, the most modern and the most son will take place from 3 30 49 S——— . da; Be and Bane

Governor Thomas E. Dewey, and 0f the famil

how polls show his political appéal - Those who were there know, too Co. M, 335 Division, in Shelbyville

» — ‘Breakfast in Hollywood' | mien’ | {economic health, eedwa Lod g Mike Dunn of station WIE, made with Mrs. Maurice meow. Seater Tur, chairman of [ihe will eonduct a “Tom Breneman lough, 233 Bazil ave. tel 1. 3150 Cy committee, Broakied in Hollywood” program Those unable fo pirelig R Bai ADI ue d his opposition to a | They said when they got some new Saturday at 8:30 a. m. In Warren fast may come for the program. Win Session to’ newsmen at one |busses they would extend the line > Standard Oil of Indiana at 6:30 Central high school nein SAD, Os prick to starting his to us. Now they tell us they must PF. ™» And dinner for 8. A. E. mem- : political tour of the west. take u The program will be sponsored Senator O'Mahoney predicted W. Henry Roberts, grand master take care of Mars Hill section first.” Bers 1a guests 4 7 De in ab 9 ihe Young Popes Bile Sas ryo d es p hat before Mr. Taft had traveled *f the Grand lodge of Indiana, F.| The nearest transportation is the g m. : thy of the Cumber he f i mn vane very far, he would find that “do- and A. M., will lay the cornerstone Morris st line which runs ge lical and Re ormed' ¢ wrch or . nestic issues are clamoring for at- of Speedway lodge No, 720, at 2 ION) West 10 Gust on Howard st. pe. the Sunday school building fund. unor eater ention.” . 18. Sat a ? ’ ’ |tween Pershing st. and Reisner st. He sald the recent boost in prices P. 1, Batureay, Say Line Could Be Extended Try-outs for the Junior Civic the-

The man and woman present who had the most birthdays’ will an orchid. - Awards will be made to the wearers of the oldest ater's first

have ceive that then the 35th division held fs FaoIvY reunion recently in Kansas City, To Meet

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; . ) : . 4 p—— ari | Speedway lodge, to be erected at|\0°P back to W. Morris st. } : : Gen, Eisenhower received a greater Ihe 19th ‘annual reunion of Com- " « ' erected a i y u croft ave, Friday beginning at § ovatic F tl y any M., 3351 fantry divisic ill foolish ones The mother of the 5.39 p.m. Friday” and from 9:30 Le on A ili S t 1620 N. Lynhurst dr, was chartered A Song Suggestion they offer is P. Vata than the Missourian wha pany S3oui intanury division Will." op iidren the mothers: whose 9 , uxihiary oe 9 ; to extend the stock yards bus south- : stood beside him, President Truman. be held Sept. 21 at the 40 & 8 camp . Ste . Sn Am. to 12 noon Sdturday atthe PF : : In. 1939, and has since been meeting St Kent ; a 0 Bel In addition to the fish supper, ate There's no Eisenhower boon (in = Shelbyville, Dinner will be birthdays fall on Saturday, and Civic theater, 19th and Alabama TOF Joint Installation in the Nortn Park temple at 30th|™° on erucky ave. to Belmont, tractions will include music, movies, i os ower boom ou YY: , those marking wedding anniversa- gfe oy . ‘and Clifton sts ; nor on Belmont to Minnesota st. i ab he daad nia Wii here yet, But every Kansas polj- Served at 130 p. m ries that day will be given presents. (4 Mrs. Russell Purr, 11th district or m BS ee anbersiyp Bas and east on Minnesota st. to Ken- 2 fish pond, "Whirligrab” and white tician, many previously leaning to| Persons planning to attend are X sents andidates from 6 to 18 years president, will be guest of honor at STW from a charter list of 93 to tucky ave., all over paved streets. | ciePhant sale. Delver Carder is Governor Dewey or Ohio's Senator requested to notify members of the List’ Other Awards : of age ie ney for the ast of a joint installation of officers of the 3'> Members. “We feel like hy are, in a lost 8°0eral chairman and the Rev, . T . arrangement , Other awards will be made to the ©¢Ven Little Rebels,” a comedy, Northeast American Legion post 369 ER Hempchtkab Chester W, Wharto rebate. Tall is. consclous of Arrangements committee Mem nd , ot am Rg POSt 269, As ols pepo Noid downhera, MIS TONKINESE aaa ALON, Pastar, Pros. swelling Eisenhower talk. Se DOTS ATe EEL PRVOFE 2012 TAX = Person who “has attentea BY A Sone (EISEN i deer Sg the NOFtHeAst Auxiliary unit AnAUal Picnic Hei 0 {ens no rage: PE ceeds Will go fo the church building ] : at ave AUP { 8 . school arly . res 1e production, with. Walter 8. Rus- tomorrow at i : ; se Ss, 8 S ’ Landon Support Hinted ington ave, Abe Leypnsteid, Bhelby- school regularly for the. longest stil an Sante’ da WV fTow at 8 p. m. in, the post By Dental Societ no bus service. When we talked to 4" On» leader genuine friendly to Ville and Joe Durr, Greensburg period; the one coming the great- ° 8 scenic designer home, 3007 N. La Salle st. Y {

; a man at city hall about a sewer he 20 Bisankower ovement is e-Gov est distance for the program: the Mrs. John Noon and Mrs. Harry “The annual picnic of the Indian- :

Shows Alaska in Color

- : : a ue rs, i : told us it couldn't be built. * When Alf M. Landon, watchful student Magenheimer to Speak couple most recently married. Safety Publicist to Speak Lierper wil Be hehnge of postal. apolis Dental society will be held we asked why he said, ‘Oh, ‘that’s, Miss Mary Jane Sommer, Civil of" public affairs. Mr. Landon is Sheriff Albert Magenhelmer will. Persons who have good neighbors The Indianapolis Real Estate : . V. Ye thi i , way,’ 's Aeronautical Auth ’ al Estate b * is afternoon and tonight at the just trash down there anyway.’ It's utica thority employee impressed with the spontaneous nddress the Association of Retired are invited to compete in a letter- ite board Chambers will have charge for the ght a e poy

Will Have ns 115 guess oF ae Lord : : pretty discouraging.” Anchorage, Alaska, will show color nature of the growth of the Eisen- Railway Employees at their meeting writing contest describing the good p officers of the post. farm of Dr. Carl Nichols near Mor- :

Ing of the fall luncheon meetings,|- Mrs. Melvin Go ristown E <} v [flim of the Alaskan territory at § hower movement in recent weeks. in. the Big Four building at 2 p. m egos Letters Te be malled tomorrow noon, ‘Paul Jones, di- ing Rn long. 12 Ine Meer | The annual golf tournament for BN LeRs SEMINARY P. m. Friday in Cropsy Auditorium, He believes any worsening of U. 8, next Monday. The subject. of Busi n Yo 8 b it ce - R. R. 11, rector of public information for the Goode fs the rewly electid CORY members 6 the Soclels ror in hey 1 fain LeRoy Blackwell, 17- | Central library. Miss Sommer is relations with Russia would give nddress will he "Our Sheriff Has Dox 288=V “Indianapolis, Ind National Safety council.. He will 'mander. The retiring officers are next Wednesday -on the 8S cedway Jegr-aia son Sk-Mr.a0d Mrs. Wil- in Indianapéils visiting with hep impetus to Eisenhower talk His Problems Breakfast ‘reservations may be speak an "Willing to Sacrifice.” Mr. and Mrs. A. Wayne Murphy. Gol course. : : pre : Ru rey Sg Bape ¥ She Parents. Mr, and Mrs. Daniel. Ause - ; ur : : __1has entered St. einra § seminary. ten Sommer. 918 Congress ave. 8 | : : why - . % . ~ ¥ ? = : 2 A * » ’ v .

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