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Stassen In N.H

Delegates in 9.Man Race

Off to Better Start Than During 1944

Bv LYLE C. WILSON United Press Staff Correspendent WASHINGTON, Mar. 10—Gov. mas E. Dewey's political punch nearly belted Harold E. gtassen out of the ring in their first state presidential primary contest. Gov. Dewey won six of New Hampshire's eight delegates to the Republican National Convention on the basis of nearly complete returns from yesterday's primary. It was a two-man contest. By winning only two New Hampshire delegates, Mr. Stassen has suffered a sharp setback in his campaign for the Repub-| lican presidential nomination. But Gov. Dewey, with six delegates, is off to a better start toward the nomination this time than in 1944 when a New Hampshire victory also started his band wagon rolling. Mr. Stassen had not been expected to lick Gov. Dewey in New Hampshire. But if the former Minnesota governor had so much as divided the delegate slate eveniy, Mr. Dewey's candidacy would have been hard hit. The size-up in New Hampshire was that Mr, Stassen had to take at least three of the state’s eight delegates to prove himself a strong contender in the Northeast. The New Hampshire victory falls perfectly into the pattern of Dewey strategy just when his pre-convention campaign badly needed a shot in the arm. The New Yorker plans to make primaries in New Hampshire, Wisconsin and Oregon the show cases of his pre-convention cam-

paign. To do so be must gain decisive victories in all three states.

In Wisconsin on Apr. 6 he will be opposed again by Mr, Stassen and by Gen. Douglas MacArthur.

Today's

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Pope Tells Halian

Catholics to Vote

VATICAN CITY, Mar. 10 (UP) —Pope Plus directed the Cath-| olics of Italy today to vote in the! Apr. 18 parliamentary elections for candidates who offered guar-| antees for the “protection of the rights of God and soul.” ' . The Papal pronouncement applied specifically to the forthcoming national elections, in which the dominant issue is com-

The Pope addressed 300 parish priests representing the Catholics of Rome, but he made it plain that he was speaking as the leader of 350 million Catholics throughout the world. Four cardinals had issued pronouncements similar ta that of

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the Pope. The cumulative effect was to give the electoral campaign a flavor of communism against Catholicism in predominantly Catholic Italy. The Pope told the priests that {the present circumstances made it strictly obligatory on all qualified voters to cast their ballots.

Dies in Auto Crash LOGANSPORT, Ind, Mar. 10 (UP)—John Weaver, 26, Cass County farmer was killed today

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—Weathermen predict a temperature drop well below seasonal normals from the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast. Bitin

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Chicago Group Reports

Greer Garson To Be ‘Waxed’

Veterans Or ganize sy Tussaud’'s |

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LONDON, Mar. 10--Now it's

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10 (UP)— Eight veterans announced

film star Greer Garson who will join about 500 other celebrities in Mme. Tussaud's world-famous

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Washington, D. C. ws Residential Building Permits Gain Sharply Indianapolis residential building permits for February increased from 95 in January to 215 in February, the Chamber of Commerce Business Index, in the mail today, will show. February residential permits were valued at $1,436,550 as against the January value of $483,000 and $382,825 for February a year ago.

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ithat ‘%z2y had formed an organization to oppose the nomination of Gen. Douglas MacArthur for Presiden

t. Paul Berger, spokesman for the group, said veterans here and in other cities had been contacted and the “plan is snowballing.” He said “at least 500 former servicemen” had pledged their support within a few hours after the veterans established the organization which will be known as “Veterans Against MacArthur.” Cites General's Record Mr, Berger said the group opposed MacArthur because “of his general aloofness from the people, his use of violence in 1932 to halt the veterans’ march in Washington, his censorship of the press in Japan, and the evidence this gives of his antidemocratic leanings.” He said the VAM “stands for

ted the invitation to take place in the movie star section

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wax museum here this month.

“We consider her quite an

addition,” said Bernard ud. one of the show's owners, "It will be the biggest thing since we

unveiled Marlene Dietrich in 1833 That was wonderful.”

Back in Hollywood Miss Garson

is equally enthusiastic and is planning to make tional broadcast on the day ot the unveiling.

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{Gen. Dwight Eisenhower in his, me than this invitation.”

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One of the sites is 129.68 acres at the eastern edge of the city in Warren Township at the southeast corner of Shadeland Ave. and the New York Central tracks. The other is 118 acres at the

and the New York Central tracks at the western edge of the city in Wayne Township. The board also approved a business shopping center at approximately 2700 Madison Ave The deal is being handled by F. C. Tucker, realtor, for tne Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.

Fire Destroys Barn Near Carmel

Times State Service NOBLESVILLE, Mar. 10—Fire of unknown origin destroyed a|

Indiana National Bank, Jndianapolis, near Carmel last night.

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Mr. White said the damage may run $10,000 to $12,000, including the loss of a horse and a cow. Destroyed in the: barn were several hundred bushels of grain, tons of hay and straw. High winds threatened to carry the flames to other valuable

bufldings, including the residence

but firemen from Carmel and Noblesville brought the blaze under control before it spread.

Manila Solicits Better City Tips

Times Foreign Correspondent MANILA, ., Mar. 10 —

|Everybody can get into the act | Anyone with a gripe or a bright

|can get it off his chest pronto. All he need do is to drop it into a suggestion box on the ground floor of Manila's city hall. Miss Josefina Phodaca, Manila’s only woman city councilor, whose special committee adopted the suggestion box, believes it will make for better government.

Overell Heiress Tries

To Dig Up $100 Fine LOS ANGELES, Mar. 10 (UP)

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—Beulah Louise Overell, 18-year-old heiress to a half million-dollar fortune, today tried to dig up he to pay a hit-run driving ne. Miss Overell said she was broke when she pleaded guilty yester-

morrow or go to jail for 10 days. She drove away from a minor collision shortly after she was acquitted on charges of murder-

it to avoid publicity.

Eligible for Retirement, "Policeman Kills - Self

|(UP)—A city police detective {shot and killed himself in a | cigar store today, a few hours before a police board was to

a pension. The victim was Alva C. Scott, 53. He shot himself in the head

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with a revolver. Scott had been ill since suffering a heart attack several months ago. The pension board was to meet this afternoon to consider him for paid retirement.

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Parking Restrictions Eased by Police

“No parking” zones that are not absolutely necessary will be eliminated, Lewis (Cap) Johnson,

city traffic engineer, said today.

He started the program with elimination of parking restric. tions on the south side of New between State and Emerson Aves. and on 13th St, between Meridian and Illinois

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