Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1947 — Page 6

! os % Tei ’ : Pe & eT # i s Gi He i : Aeris . May So ; & { : ’ a . i (g * fi ; wl thE the Ng Al i ? ; - PAE A CT __ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _. Cok iC THURSDAY: NOV. 27, 1047 ° - THURSD . I : TA A Ig En" -~e = M Arthur Ho ds Key ed Tig te ! EC ac ~ OPEN EVERY MONDAY! ois 9 to 5:25 Monday Thru Saturday! Eni EAT es z To Riddle of Wisconsin: EC : a : % a 5 Z or y { ' 4 . iy g Presidential Pri " Fol : = : residential Primary Ar Real) wh a 3 ; ig g : ““ 3 - 4 = ‘Maintains Silence in Far-off Tokyo, Refusing 3 3 8; : To Say He Will Not Be Candidate g : (YI Ig = : 5 By. CHARLES T. LUCEY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ~~ [2 =] | ._ Ny. ’ : NY a ; g MILWAUKEE, Nov. 27-The man who holds the key to the riddle = y " . Vf) 1 x / % - = a Ny E of the Wisconsin presidential primary next April—first major test of = a i 5 : ilar¥ Ts & i fi z strength among contenders for the Republican nomination for the % ” A / Vs i ; 2 presudency—is 5000 miles away and officlally silent. His name B'S oy IX : z Douglas MacArthur, t z Until Gen. MacArthur peefs off an announcement that he will z or will not be a candidate or that — r= ——— 8 z he “will or will not come home to agrees he would be a strong one— i “campaign, the political oracles here until there is some definite word E say it's impos- : from the general himself. | ; sible to figure the 7] RT . x = g primary. | 3 EE a 2 ing We uc ray vemands © SPECIAL SELLING! 800 HOLIDAY DRESSES Bo sive thing in Wis z oo : 2 consin is “the EB gE — = am U to Congress Ef in Tokyo. g g ae po ON g 2 “ who smile know- DAYION, 0 Nov. 31-4Uri § FOR PERFECT WEAR ON FESTIVE OCCASIONS! s 5 ingly as they say 2 of Congress in halting the E they have it on inflationary spiral will play a big |= . . = “best authority” Mr. Lucey [role in determining the 1048 wage g (Great for Christmas Gifts, Too) E + iat. Gen, Mace | program of the United Electrical, S E Arthur will be a candidate-—~but = = they put up their guard when asked Radio and Machine Workers (C10), = g 8, for evidence. There are men who Members of the steering tomate |Z = pe hint théy have a friend who had 9 the Dayton pe Joint wage com- 2 *S; 9 t 15 £ ] a letter from the general and that ee Announce B 1Zes 0 dh he will be home to campaign in Te Deyion owl is the atpon 5 g hy Wiscons befor tl yrimary. | 'n the Unite ales, =: - & There or ho a > Louls L.. Kaplan, representative = g letter from some one close to the °f . the International Union nic * Sizes 10 to 20 E ¢ general in Japan. But nobody ever Shaves Several Mokes Jana s E C Seis TUNE Sos alking Vial taal to. make a sincere attempt to roll 8 g IN |back prices, then we will be forced |= : iA, = he of Wie levers, {to ask ‘substantial wage’ In- = * Sizes 38 to 52 = @ Slate Depends on MacArthur _ |crenses " |= E | thre Wil ton MacAvtina site of “Acton of the union in bargaining 2 | z 3 for its 30,000 Dayton GM workers on “Gibson Girl” . = ditiogaie candidates Mans will set the pattern for national|3 " brown or * Half Sizeg— 5 a. Wisconsin's 27. seats at the GOP CIO as well as UF wage requests fretn rayon gE — convention in Philadelphia in June. las it did last year, Mr. Kaplan said. I= Jersey. Sizes 12 18 3 ~ But composition of the slate and| Mr. Kaplan said the amount of = to 20, 3 to 244 r momentum behind {t- rests on! increase to be asked by the union |S whether Gen, MacArthur speaks his would be decided during negotia- = piece clearly. [tions with General Motors in New 2

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the MacArthur candidacy is only! mands to be decided upon later also |Z

show-window stuff, being Orna-|gi) depend on Congress’ action, he = mented by Col. Robert R. McCor-|,qded.

mick of Chicago, but in fact exist-| ; ing for the purpose of throwing MacArthur delegates eventually » State 4-H Judgers 8en. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, after the MacArthur favorite-son ; Leave for Chicago

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. g : could swing Illinois and Wisconsin wily hursplen Jivestock Judging team 3 ‘ -Dressy Dresses Tailored Dresses to Mr. Taft, to pile on the Senator's V eave today for licago to & = \ own delegate strength. in Ohio and CArry the laurels of the Hoosier 2 . elsewhere, it could be heady stuff State In the national junior judging = Casual Dresses Suit Dresses for a convention contest at the International Live- = . : stock Exposition, = W isconsin Leader Well Heeled The team from Flora High School, z ) The leader - the MacArthur coached by Harold Thompson, voca- = ’ - movement in Wisconsin at the tional agriculture teacher here, won = = moment is tall, distinguished- ap-the state contest at the Indiana = . / gf Rayon Crepes wm Rayon Jersey Pearmg wi iii well- i ed State Fair in September. The mem- = ; an named Lansing Hoyt. © 1S. bers are: Tom Allen, Bertis Berk- = y ‘ & man in advanced middle age and hire Kenneth Sharp and Fritz = / Vv Rayon Gabardine V Rayon Luana jonks ike 8 psiiemalics Diofessor Schnepf. They will compete with g / ¢ past he has been Milwaukee other gtate champion teams for the |= : : , . p County Republican chairman, Wat! ional title tomorrow at the Une = 5 Vv Ray., Wool Combinations Spun Rayon the party professionals say he is fon Stock Yards, in Chicago. |= : an amateur, who can do Gen. Mac- I= J . . * * Arthur little good. "Advertisement Ig v 2-Tone Combinations v Sequin Trims Ex-Gov, Philip La Follette tio a PP g J) : . been singing Gen. MacArthur's NOW YOU MAY HAV = ry = praises in the Midwest and he could] “ |” = lend the movement some proles- GORG ous HAI (= 3 sional guidance if he decided to| E R! iE y Black Green Gray * become a delegate, but so far he! thanks to eas & y= J “Irene Kent” : % has given no tip- -0ff on this. The y | § = dress — black Brown Blue Bei e same is true of Secretary of State home treatment |= with print jer- g Fred Zimmerman, who has been a Dry, dull, dandruffy hair? I= a Yop She big vote-getter as a delegate for Do this! At night massage EB : i : i Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York: scalp with scientifically = Pink Wine Aqua Purple in the past, but who is no longer medicated Cuticura Ointment. Next day = : lia

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