Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1948 — Page 12

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: ROM SNIFFLY, STUFFY DISTRESS OF Parallels 1928

Tired Kidneys ; Sleepless Nights

Doctors say your

bape . kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your ‘a-Pi .

+ “Stassen’s Bid In State No Precedent

* By VINTON McVICKER -Howard Staff Writer COLUMBUS, 0. "Feb. '3—Organization Republicans in Ohio | backing Sen. Robert A. Taft for ithe - presidential nomination’ are a {incensed at Harold E. Stassen’s Vi Jentry into the primary here to And if used in time, yastio-nol alto | compete with Sen. Taft for deleFollow directions in package. | gates. : : { Yet the record shows that Mr. Taft himself ‘once ran for national convention delegate pledged to an outsider in opposition to an organization slate sifpporting an Ohio favorite son.

That was in 1928, in a situation

* MAROTT'S *

year's. Party stalwarts had a B. Willis. Like Mr. Taft now, .|he was Ohio's senior Sendtor, 4 ** ‘Hoover Boosted ; The “drive for Herbert Hoover as the nominee to sycceed President Coqlidge was gaining mo- | mentum; and a slate of Hooverpledged candidates for convention sedts was entered in the Ohio primary. It ran in opposition to an organization slate committed to Mr, Willis.

One of the seven Hoover choices for delegates-at-large from Ohio was Mr. Taft, then a 39-year-old legislator just getting a start in state politics. Mr. Willis’ sudden death less than a month before the primary threw the campaign into confu-~-{sion. Yet both slates of convention candidates stayed in the race.

J ACK J . {The Hoover | forces elected 33 deleHu ARTLEY* gates the Willis group, 18,

Mr. Taft was among those elected. . : The ‘1928 primary was one of three in the last 30 years in which an Ohio Republican favorite son from an & candidate for the presidential nomination. In 1020 Gen. Leonard Wood took nine of the state's 48 convention seats in spite of party SrEanization support for Warren

Gn ng. In 1036, Mr. Taft was a nominal favorite son of the stalkinghorsé variety, not regarded as a serious contender. Of the state's 2 elected delegates, 47 “were pledged to Mr. Taft, but the late Willidm E. Borah, Idaho Senator, won five. The Taft-pledged dele-

oy / p.2. et of YEARS SHOE EXPERIENCE

has switched to ¢ Calvert because Calvert is milder.

Sof 5808 Key Ave, Baltimore, Md. CALVERT RESERVE Blended Alf Landon bandwagon. ~86.8 Proof—65% Grain Neutral Spirits.| A full slate of delegates pledged Calvert Distillers Corp., New York City|to Mr. Taft was elected without — RE opposition -in-1840;-and -John-W. Bricker, now the state's’ junior senator, had .a similar unopposed ‘lendorsement in 1944.

Program Announced By YMCA Bible Club The YMCA Bible Investigation Club announces the following speakers and subjects in order for weekly meetings beginning to-

nl ; Dr. McClure, “a HRS. ie aa Hospital chapiate Srhe Bible 55 MIM Helps Us Live”; the Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr., pastor of the Meridian ; Heights Presbyterian i hurch, A-Engine “Paul's Letters to e Corinby Flagship! r thians”; Miss Jessie Trout, United : Christian Missionary Society, “Stretching Exercises,” and Prof. James A. Weber of Indiana Central College. :

Wabash - Professor To Speak at Church

Dr. Fred West of Wabash College will give the address at the annual World Call dinner Thursday at 6:15 p. m. in the Central Christian- Church. ‘Dr. West is professor of religion at the college and a writer interested. in the economic .im-

AIRLINES

on the program are: Mrs, J. Edward Moseley; Mrs. Lottie Eastwood, vocalist; Mrs. Jefry, accompanist, and Miss Elizabéth Cooper, general chairman, who will preside.

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: rs INDIANAPOLIS a "1 Chinese Doctor To Get Equipment

Scripps-Howard Paper Sparks Church Action | By Seripps-Howard N { | PITTSBURGH, Feb. L-SWienin “la few months Dr. Chang willl have a $12,000 X-ray machine for| the little hospital he operates at Weihsien, Shantung province, China. The Shadyside

Church here has raised the money

4 | for the machine following publicai tion of a dispatch in the Pittsburgh Press from William H. Newton, Scripps-Howard = Far Eastern correspondent. The hospital was named Shadyside after the Presbyterian Church had contributed funds with which the Presbyterian Mission organization had built the

Presbyterian

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help men: over 40 to obtain emplo; been

Group fo Aid

9 nonprofit organization to

yment has founded by, Wayne C. Adams, 2056 Central Ave, ! He is a Mar- fr fon county vep-§ = resentative in diana Gen- § eral Assembly.

Office Hours: 8 A. M: to 5 P.M.

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36, W. Washington St. LI-3995

Other incorporators are Henry & C. Vaught, 204 N. Holmes Ave; Arthur Brush, 1103 ‘E. Washington St. and David F. Newman, 1902 Ruckle St. Mr. Adams said the group, to be known as United Over-Age American Citizens, Inc., will enroll members in Indianapolis and] Indiana. Later, the group's activities will be expanded nationwide,

Mr. Adams

INTEREST. INCOME

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active opposition |Scott--at -the- University -of -Pitts- ly that human {ability to select essential protein

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pHeations- of -Christianity. -Others|

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Mrs. Irwin Eiring. of St. Cloud, Wis., whose three children observe apparatus to Shanghal.

; % $ ~~ 1! hospital. ROE it lich Hdl ny PR $B 1 WE " “ ONE PARTY DOES: IT—Unique is the “family of Mr. and |pari, LScribps-Howard = news

papers will pay for shipping the

SUNSPOTS GREATER IN 'i1 The largest display of sunspots

their birthdays Jan. 19. They're pictured with their latest, John

in over a century was in 1947.

Martin, born Jan. 19, 1948; Sue Ellen, born Jan. 19, 1945, and Billy, born Jan, 19, 1943. .

Latest Studies Show That | We Don't Know What to Eat

By Solence Service (even when the needed protein, i NEW YORK, Feb: 3—The idea wag in food cups beside them. | that you can rely on your naturall The animals also showed,

appetite to'guide you to the foods marked variation in ability tol = you need for best nourishment 18 make proper selection. of foods, 5 wy not borne out by latest scientific, mental conditions were highly!| studies,” states. Dr. Charles Glen even when genetic and environ-||: King, scientific director of the standardized. ,A-rat might select|| ¥ Nutrition Foundation here. |a pretty fair diet for himself but|f Under controlled conditions, his brother from-:the same litter white rats have been shown to|and living under the same conpossess an ability to select cer-|ditions would fare badly. 3 tain minerals and vitamins on “If a highly standardized anithe basis of critical need. Bul mal, under laboratory conditions | their appetitie guidance in that has only a faulty guidance by respect is not fool-proof. [spontaneous appetite,” Dr. King| , Animals in a test by'Dr. E. M. points out, “it seems far less like-

-guidance would be adequate under. the highly artificial and varied circumstances that surround the selection of foods in daily life. i

showed such gross-lack-of

that they were at the point. of starving from lack of protein

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may also cause ng backache, rheumatic | i Re vagy of Deo aid enerye, (signed a new air agreement for r

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It’s catching bouquets on the brilliance of Hi-Poised Fireball power, now so utterly smooth you hardly know the engine's running -— and now provided in separate horse-

HE curtain's up—the show ison —and look what's in the spotlight, taking all the bows.

It's Buick =this bonnie, brawny Buick. highway fashion plate of 1948, and easily the most distinguishable car on the road.

. SPECIAL, the quick-stepping SUPER —and two for the rich and regal ROADMASTER. - . It’s taking bows for the eye-appeal ‘of its ten stunning models — for their y size,-steadinéss, and rich, fine finish.

It's getting applause on Safety-Ride rims. pillow-soft tires, coil springing all around, on bodies newly . sheltered against travel noise—on no less than 30 new features.

NO GEARS EVER SHIFT IN ., DYNAFLOW DRIVE"

In Buick's naw Dynafiow Drive, slid. ing gear transmissions and complex geor-changers are made unnecessory. You simply set 4 selector over and step on the gas. The power plant does the rest, adjusting itself to varying driving conditions * with utter smoothness. You start wp accelerate wclimb hills — cruise slop start vp again all with. out touching the selector lever.

calls on two major advances no other car offers.

(ne 1s the sensational new Dynaflow Drive,” through which something close to magic is made yours.

Here there is no gearshifting, even by automatic devices under the floor boards. Here for the first time the power plant does what gears used to do—giving you smooth fast -starts, silken acceleration, effortless

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Engine sensation becomes almost imperceptible — road noise cut to the minimum. Every model in the line gets a new measure of smooth« ness, quiet and ease that make Buick more than ever the car wanted for its all-round satisfaction.

cruising at the touch of your toe on the gas treadle.

No clutch pedal—no sliding gears — * mo halt, hesitation, jerk or click. Just silken ease and matchless sim~ plicity.

The other star feature is the VibraShielded ride. It’s the first ride in which the driver and passengers are fully shielded against vibration - build-up — against the piling up of little vibrations into big ones that leave you tired and tense.

Buick dealers everywhere are showing this fashion plate of ‘48. See it. Look into it. And get yo order in. .

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