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In Third Try for White House Wide-Open Field Rules Out ‘Draft’ pe A B LYLEC. WILSON. J: NA ye INVESTIGATOR = | nt NCYTON sov.|. Carl Dortch, Indianapolis me | . SHING , Jan. 17 — Gov.|, ‘ari Uorich, po am Wine E. Dewey of New-York has!ber—of Commerce expert; wilt | abandoned hope for another shoo-| go to Washington next week as in presidential nomination. He is consultant on the .U. S. Navy

ready to fight for this year's Re-! hydqet, publican prize, |

i . » » That is a generally-held estimate here of the significance of Gov. 0Ca ax | Ways and Means Committee, Dewey's Albany, N. Y. statement i , bill

i ® {pressed the belief that “the yesterday that he. is a candidate for the

] ¥ TL las it is would be vetoed and ; en 5 por ov me mo | AKES U.S, POSTON “crow mies” he would be too busy on his job) Js | Secretary of Treasury John W. to campaign, but would accept the : |Snyder hinted strongly to the. comnomination. ; Carl R. Dorich to |mittee yesterday that President Work on Budget

But he already has named a [Truman would not approve the three-man team to conduct his pre- {Knutson proposal which has the Carl R. Dortch, Indianapolis support of a good many Republi-| {Chamber of Commerce governmen- CARs.

convention campaign and his own However,

Of Tax Bill To Be Upheld

Snyder, Doughton * Make Forecasts

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (UP)— ; Democratic tax authority predicted today that would sustain a presidential veto lof the Knutson tax-cutting bill in! iits present form. ! ! { Rep: Robert L. Doughton [N, ©), former chairman of.

ex-

strategy ' consistently has been to-

ward the nomination target. | | Gov. Dewey's smashing 1046 re- ‘>! research director, will serve as

Rep. Harold Knutson ol {get on a special assignment in tends that Republicans and some presidential campaign and al) hands WAShinEton for the U.S. Senate Democrats will team up to_overhere are well aware of that, [nppropristions: Commitee, [re a Yele. ial bill would in"Draft Not Unlikely Mr. Dortch, the expert who found | ie eontrovers Wo {the -$1 million error in the 1940 Crease personal exemptions from The fact that Mr, Dewey now city budget, and several other er. $300 to $600, cut tax rates by from changes his tactics somewhat '0 rors since as consultant, will leave 10 to 30 per cent and permit huscome out in the open as a*candi- |, . Washington next week for the two-months job.- . ity He is" being lent to the Senate : the Chamber of Commerce here. , DO'h the House and Senate were work will © over| 1B recess until Monday. Other Capitol Hill developments:

Barkley Sees Passage

that. the man .who- wins thistime | will have to fight for the Nomina. |v : won’! " og Ph on’t be any “draft I” Mr. Dortel’s This will be Mr. Dewey's third Primarily the investigation and shot at the White: House. He lost analyse M he Navy yudgts Seest e 1 nomination to th te during - hearings on natio: e- : as L. Willkie. or ate fense appropriation budgets by the of Aid Plan by March ] ago he ran away with the Repub- Senate Appropriations Committee. Senate Democratic Leader - Alben lican national convention in Chi-| His services were requested by W. Barkley (Ky) said he believes cago, {Senator H. Styles Bridges (R. N. the Senate will approve the MarHe won a first ballot nomination H.), and Leverett Saltonstall (R. shall Plan substantially intact by after all others withdrew. His prin- Mass) for the Navy appropriations March 1. That would be a fun cipal opponents were Sen. John W.! subcommittee. r month ahead of President Truman's Bricker (R. O) then governor of] deadline, and two or three months) Learned of Errors ahead of the estimates of some Rehis state, and former Gov. Harold E. Stassen-of Minnesota. | He will work in conjunction with| nublican leeders. - {8 permanent staff investigating fed- Kuter's Reiecti Times Have Changed leral budget requests with Carl Her. WUTEr'S Ke jection Times have changed and this bert, Governmental Research Asso- Will Be Reconsidered year the going will be tougher. Mr. ciation president, who is co-ordina- | The Senate Armed Services COM Stassen fs a candidate again. Mr. joint -House-Senate Committee, : appointment of Maj. Gen. Laurence] Mr, Dortch is a DePauw Univer- Board ‘ity graduate and post-graduate cf [3 Iuter as On T Avvitdis § inthe University of Cincinnati, where formal poll showed that a majority Re. received his master's degree in,;'s;o 13. member committee still is public administration. He joined the, opposed to letting Gen. Kuter take

Chamber of Commerce in 1935. | J |the new post without giving up his His analyses have spurred several Air Force rank and pay.

ing and he predicted. the curren: __Prefident Truman. wrote tothe Mr. Dewel knows it. Indianapolis city budget deficit WiiE{ oats Shelruvan Teeiay: days Mr. Dewey's “Albany announce- he learned of errors in city 8cooUNS, |e retecitor, PP : mept yesterday will be a shot-in- He is a World War II veteran, x . thé-arm fozghis- supporters all over having served in the Army. ~Last Taft-Hartley Act Fails, the country. It should considerably vear, he won the John N. Van Der Rep. Madden Declares The current trouble ‘between rec-

Vries annual award for outstanding achievement in organization service! for his survey of the Indianapolis Td companies and union leader bonded debt and planning-of the James O Petrillo Wag Sid by two t-war improvement program. Dem Post-war imptov np an ithat the Taft-Hartley law has failed Sa : ‘ : [to do’ its job.’ : Reprieve Refused | ‘Reps john tesinki Mich; and - . “‘/Ray J. Madden (Ind) said the case Lobaugh 2d Time

{“proves that the Taft-Hartley act

Gov. Gates today declined for the as cured none of the abuses it was {second time to decide the fate of sup] to cure.” They pointed out

bert A. Taft (R. 0). But the man who has Republicans in a tizzy 1s Gen. Dwight 'D. Eisenhower. There i8 no certainty that Ike

takes himself out of the pre-con-vention contest he undoubtedly will have some delegates and maybe a lot of them. Ike is dangerous and

which is trying to bring Mr. Dewey down in a scattering of state presi dential preferential ‘primaries. The New Yorker still is reckoned front: runner in: the contest for the GOP nomination, but -he must

Hoosier Boosted

: that th 1 Ralph Lobaugh, scheduled to die or, the act failed to prevent Mr.

indorsed George N. Craig, Braz Den at Ft. Wayne that it was up

‘me > - . F O'Neil as national commander Plea for a 90-day-stay of execution Aid to i ile ICS of the Legion ., would be granted. Elections will be held during the, Gov. Gates received copies of a . national convention ‘Oct. 17 to 21 writ and affidavits filed in Allen | A oy ROBERT BLOEM } in Miami. Fig - ’ Circuit “Court, seeking the delay in oie ap er ® Rn Indi, Mr-Craty tas served as vice com- order that new evidence in the case Ee SR th program apmatter of the Indiana department may be presented; =~ pear Shalt o pay ye ve ar . - 8 y a nee commander and com-| 1,baugh’s attorneys also appealed treatment of epileptic patients in ow sepa the Brazil Post. He is {5 the Governor to grant the delay state institutions. natione oo at member of the «, they would have, time to estab Governor Gates, encouraged by Paul.v pecative committee. lish alibis for their client, now at an article appearing in the current of Indiana ort: Jormer BOVerio: the State Prison awaiting exe- jssue Gf the Saturday Evening Post, Tember-of the-Legton ever ee fii “suid “he “would “investigate immediAt. national commander, Burden on Court rately the possibility “of applying — ' | But the Governor said he Telt treatment discussed in the. article’ Actor Pays Fine “the burden in this matter is upon MOre extensively in the state epi. HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 17 (UP) —

Actor Dana Andrews was minus g25 Not intend to place myself in the He said physician members of the today for drunke, sic a position of passing on the guilt or Indiana Council for Mental Health wh ss. Andrews, (had informed him one of two new 0 pleaded innocent to the charge innocence of Lobaugh. “wonder “d " d : "hen he was arrested Sunday! If Yap feel a reprieve should ve : er rues” described ‘in: the changed his plea to guilty yester. granted so that a hearing may be| 4 ten t h SY Was {n-20e. 45 20m day } : had upon the petition, I will, of ay ere, course be pleased to co-operate and e governor said he would congrant such a reprieve,” Gov. Gates fer at an early date with the coun= wrote Judge Schannen. «cil 'to discuss feasibility of a screen- * ing program to sort out all patients Judge han te - udge Schannen sentenced Lo- might benefit from treatment

D externally caused, try Cuticura~prefer. DAUR to death after the former

fa § pany doctors, mar 348 Bd Certain hospi- Kokomo factory worker pleaded by one of the two drugs Slackheads for easy removal Buy tedorr *™ guilty. Later, he repudiated his

If the council feels that such a easy removal. Buy today! CUTICURA soar aig admission of guilt and sald ne do step would result in a substantial TE ————— — who can be returned to useful, nor- (™ os mal living outside institutions, Gov- . 2 taken to put the program into effect. See 1868 Java Peace Signed Repreesntatives of the Dutch and Republican governments signed a | old Java war today aboard the | American transport Renville... pthrt—— .

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We are awed by sciencel Our life saving sulla drugs, penicillin, radar, the cataclysmic atom bomb, even our nylon hose, all are results of scientific research. : = =

In laboratories all over our land scientists gaze through microscopes at tiny organisms too small for human: sight and there find the basis for many gifts of health and countless comforts and conveniences for daily living. Through telescopes we may view the distant stars!

But there is a vast area of life above and beyond scientific sight. There are eternal values which cannot be seen with the'physical eye— spiritual truths which must be accepted on faith. It is only by faith that we can be lead to a higher plan of spiritual reality.

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