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TUESDAY, SEPT, 16, 194% __-.____ Hoosier Democrats - To Map Strategy at French Lick Outing
\ 1-D-E-A: Trains Guns on Gubernatorial and
City Elections Friday; 1000 Due at Banquet
By ROBERT BLOEM Forthcoming city elections and the question of a gubernatorial candidate for 1948, are expected to get top billing when Hoosier Democrats meet Friday at French Lick for a week-end of “politicking.” As usual, the annual outing of the Indiana Democratic Editorial association which forms the background for the clambake probably will remain just the background. Bn ep ———— Nearly 1000 Democrats are dx-| CAmpaign for their nominee Frank pected for the Saturday night ban-| A. Hanley, Muncie auto dealer. quet, most of them not directly Mr, Hanley will run against Re- L \ p connected with the I. D. E. A. Publican Ralph Harvey, Henry x : : county farmer, for the congression- LE ) Se ; ‘Study City Elections al seat left vacant by the death of Top party spokesmep here ex- Rep. Raymond Springer. Congresspressed determination today to con-| man Springer was a Republican and centrate their interest on the mu-| the district generally is regarded nicipal elections and the special as strongly G. O. P. election in the 10th|, gate Chairman Pleas Greenlee district. Despite this determination| . tinued his optimistic outlook on to stick to the business at hand,|ih, municipal election and stuck however, they probably will not bey, his prediction that Democratic without Interest in sideline efforts) mavors will be elected. in 50 cities to smoke out the political plans of| which now are Republican admin ormer Governor Henry F.ig.eq He laid flat, unconditional Schricker. | claim, to mayoralty victories in Although apparently lacking any| Indianapolis, Ft. Wayne and Evanssupport from the Democratic state ville, all of which now have Reorganization, Mr. Schricker is being| publican mayors. widely talked for a comeback next|
year. Such talk went on for a time | gy* in the senatorial campaign ust 0 Gara p Plan year, but Mr. Schricker steered| clear, | ’ Possibility that he might seek ‘ hs mn, ein “oc HEQrNG Soon convention next year was being taken fairly seriously in party cir-
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_ THE INDIANAPOLIS
To Economics
Key Election Issues
Omitted on Tour
By CHARLES T. LUCEY Scripps-Howard Staff Writer LOS ANGELES, Sept.
ing was beginning today-—on senator's own word. But in truth this is less a poli
may have on the White House. Nobody comes to see Mr, Taft tell him how Joe Dooley has bu up the organization in the fi
cinct meeting. Seek Data on Key Issues
cans in- 1948. But talks politics with him, 10 want know the low-down on housing
to bring down prices?
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BEGINNERS — Miss Marilyn Critchfield (left), 18 W. 34th st. and Patty Kossatz, 83 Whittier pl., receive their "rhinie guides” from Byron Fry, Brendenwood, Butler The city’s multi-million dollar ofr- University Y. M./C. A. president, Both girls look to the guides for instructions as cles. Both his political friends and
or Ey |street parking plan is scheduled for they begin freshman classes at the university. With the books was an invitation to those Who would oppose |a public hearing in the near future. tho {rashman mixer dance sponsored tomorrow night by Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
tion believe the I. D. E. A. meeting] The procedure is necessary to - — . nto would be a good place to get his| comply with provisions of the state's set, Indianapolis residents may ap- Crawfordsville Paper 'McKellar's Condition i Seeks Radio Permit Reported ‘Satisfactory’
‘position cleared up. ‘municipal planning act which be-|pear and veice their objections or Generally speaking, unless Mr. came effective Aug. 20. lapproval of the plan. MET RTs ; t-Pollowing that an appropiatmn ay ATL RO TEI Sr st eR A Sr an Tor Sep ise ens osm. fanicht . 1948 next week-end, he vil he 8s self-service parking garages in. thejordinance..will. be. submitted to. the... The. federal communications COM-| The ag pi A <2. Romp sumed to be in the race for gpver-inear downtown section was formu- city council. mission announced today that the arewellar (D. T ) : d ae dl Yet at*hoon the hor, [lated by the mayor's planning com- | emo . cKellar (D. Tenn.), was describe t Map Hanley Campaign mittee. and has received the back-|AUXILIARY SPONSORS PARTY
‘On the special election front, top|ing of many civic organizations and, Ladies auxiliary to Indianapolis 1340-kilocycle, 100-watt radio sta-!gpore the 78-year-old dean of the related labor issues. When goth district party leaders met at business establishments. {Railways Union 1070A will sponsor tion in Crawfordsville, In lsenate has been confined since last speaks tonight it will be chiefly state democratic headquarters here! At the coming public hearing, date a card party at 8:30 p. m. tomor-| The paper already has a grant ‘Tuesday. taxes and federal expenditures. today to map the congressional and place of which have not been row at 128 W. Ohio st. to operate an FM station,
ing less meat. Of course, Mr. Taft is talking
to the people with the votes. Senator Taft today is making
| Mr. McKellar was flown here from Atlantic City; N. J, where he suffered an “acute gastric upset. was vacationing at the Ney resort when stricken.
TRADITION WITH A TOUCH —OF TOMORROW! - : NEW YORK, Sept. 16 (U. P.).—|before the Commonwealth club
Miss Elste Irish, 22, was killed early San Franciseo—he will be tackling sold “for use” have been converted prices! by their new owners to saxan shiva VABEINA and how to meet this problem| Navy regulations forbid retention No on which he regards as one of the of the flight deck and use of the,
today when she fell from her iiihithe broad, sublast of. floor Park ave. apartment. She ap{parently was trying to close a win!dow during a sudden rainstorm.
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16,—~The political phase of Senator Robert A. : ! Talt's redwood-and-sequoia’ stump final approval yesterday by the Marion county tax adjustment board, the!
cal tour than an economic one, deps e increase o ore il {spite whatevpr designs Mr. Taft crease of more than $25 million in
ward or what the boys in the back room were saying at the last pre-
He may be told that California looks pretty good for the Republifor one who
taxes or labor or rents or .why/in Marion county next vear will doesn't the G. O. P, do something be in Beech Grove, where the 1048]
Politics today, as this Taft tour|in Center township; $4.27 for those is showing, is largely economics. in Franklin township part of the! [That has been so from the moment city, and $4.20 for those in the {the Republican senate leader made [Perry township section. his now-famous remark about eat-
(many people in the G. O. P, or- of higher teachers’ salaries and the oh: ganizations as he moves about. But/tremendous growth of governmental | they are only the transmission belt services
| tirst two formal political speeches | apg f Baby Flattop
lof ‘the western tour, at noon before
the Los Angeles Town Hall wow Offered Public 2
the Ohloan was sev. —Wanna buy a baby flattop? Journal-Review newspaper has ap- | dav as “very satisfactory” by at- eral thousand words deep in a dis-| The navy today offered the public plied for permission to operate altaches at Bethesda Naval hospital cussion of the Taft-Hartley bill a
Tomorrow, Senator Taft heads mon, a converted tanker which saw out into the Imperial Valley and He UP to Hoover dam for a first hand Jersey Study of big conservation and ir-|paigns from Tarawa to Okinawa. irigation projects—again economics! and the very basis of life itsdlf fori for sale “for use.”
ym > millions out here. Dies in 11th-Floor Fall “wien the senator appears Friday (use and 18. for scrap. at| The 30 carriers which have been|until noon Monday on six high.
most serious facing the country.
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Taft's Political Tax Board Approves - Speeches Shift Slightly Lower 1948 =
| * cu ig Rates for Indianapolis | Residents Living in All Other Sections | Of Marion County Face Boost in Levies .
Despite big increases in proposed spending by local governmental .. E will
units next year, the actual tax rates per $100 property valuation be slightly lower in 1948 for all residents living inside Indianapolis city limits, a7 Rates for 1048 in the five townships inside the city limits, which got
were down one to four cents below, wo. current rates, |" The tax rates for the five townThe rate drop in spite of heavier| ships inside the city limits for 1048 budgets was made possible by an are: @ 1048"
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property valuations inside the city.| Center to Residents living outside the city | lt limits didn't fare too well, There) t [Vere increases in every township Washington ......0.. 391 "SU init’ outside the city, ranging from | Wayne 4.04 a boost of 94 cents in Perry to a| Rates for residents of nine townrise of 25 cents in Warren, | ships outside the city limits are: [~ Also the rates of every one of| 1048 the 22 incorporated cities and towns | Center, outside ....,.$2.82 n Marion county were iar above | Decatur cesses 166 the current levies, Franklin ...ocieieeee 275
Rates Higher in County Lawrence ......csees 2.61
The highest tax rate of any spot | Teeny outside .....ve 35
Warren, outside ...,. 1.80 Washington, outside. , Wayne, outside ......
Rates for the incorporated cities and towns are:
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1948
The Increases for residents in| Beech Grove, Ctr... Nn
the towns and outside townships|B: Grove, Franklin... pl
| : , attributed ‘to combination Beech Grove, Perry. . o|were attribu 0 e Castleton . 296 4.065
2.0m 200 3.79 3.228
{Clermont ....eeecens | Crow's Nest v..vvese | Highwoods cevssasene | LAWIeNee .cieavesnee Lynhurst ..... [ Meridian Hills ...... 2.36 North Crow’s Nest .. 2.07 an Ravenswood ........ 3.31 AS HNC TON Nope 18 0 a Shmatare, Fil vaenmen los i WASHINGTON ep HY > Ps Shore Acres SABA 2.07 Southport ceesunae 354 Speedway City ....v. 3.36 Spring Hills .....ev00 307 Warren Park ...ccons 199 | williams Creek ..... 253 Woodruff Place seven 3.406 Woodstock Fassnsnane 2.07 Wynnedale ....eee.« 3.84
1898 HATS ON SALE SOMERFIELD, N. J, Sept. 16 (U. P)~The war assets admin. |istration will accept sealed bids
without valuation increase, hig; oes
much property
nd its last chance to invest in a perhe (fectly good small aircraft carrier on/in running condition. | Up for sale is the carrier Sanga-
plenty of service in north African waters and numerous Pacific cam-
The small carrier is being offered The navy has {sold 48 other baby flattops, 30 for
[STened hats from the Spenidh.
been hiding for the last half
{ship as an aircraft carrier. |century.
WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW
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We try to see to it—thaf the hat conforms with a Man's architectural lines, his cranial eontours, his facial oudook, Mis hirsute coloration.
And a Strauss hat—with your ows adjustments becomes a strictly personal matter—We don't favor hats that are hard—that seem carved out of wood—or poured out of a mould—Dbut soft and rich and co-operative—that you can crease or adjust or snap to your taste to be EXCLUSIVELY YOURS— speaking a good word for the man under it—his personaly, his progressive outlook. * First floor—Straight back.
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