Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1948 — Page 10

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. ! | AND HUMAN RELATIONS primary balloting will be open ‘from 2 p. m. to 9 p. m. at the : : : : : im Lal ih ml igtag Witty Sayings of Wife Aid Taft in Drive; | : # =i Hew Glass Shares rire station 210% Rooserett: scons Dewey and Stassen Records Also Extolled 2 3 Friday Nite a 2 ene aun. © B By CHARLES T. LUCEY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer Mar. 19, 1948 ire Station ST ORBOW incr: | ~~ WASHINGTON, Mar. 18—Even an Everglades recluse or a S 50 . ig, : '. v ” ’

73, 4101 E. 30th; School 38, 2050 winter: lonely Sierra’ gold-panner isn't likely to be hidden so well in 1948 6:45 P. M, J y Pire Station 27, 2018 E. 10th; School 33,| literature.

1 Schau 1, 30¢ EIGN {that he'll escape the swirling blizzard of Presidential candidates’ HOTEL' {L119 Sterling: School 68. 2107 N. Riley. The big blow has begun already and will rage from now until Wi TE oN LL gd "Community "House, Brooks RE Nobody can say how many millions will be spent on ; Fire Station 27 2018 E. 10th: Schoo! 15, |81OWINg prose and posed pictures, 2302 E. Michigan; School 3, 23 N. Rural;| which sing of the virtues of the[trate, he’s shown stepping across Enroll Now Fire Station 11. 1030 EB. Washington. . |agpipapts, a manhole, driving an auto which ? : Pamphlets will|is barely missed by a locomotive, | BERT C. McCAMMON Sink Mine Near Coast rj Bea pour out in vari-|and walking off the end of a steel

' ous langu a ge s girder high in the air. It all has Former Class Director Dale Carnegie Institute | LONG BEACH, Cal, Mar. 18] i and Suga 8 © 4 something to do with winning the

(UP)—A floating mine which] id , BERT C. MeCAMMON drifted within a half mile of Bel- I El Colo 8 Pre oweay Reviows Retold 1001 E. 38th St. BR-5766 | mont Pler was sunk last night| ing —union-label| Gov. Dewey looks boldly at you

by Coast Guard rifle fire. A] Navy demolition unit said the| mine probably was Japanese. i

~ jobs for thelout of a paper called the Repubcampaign, of lican Good News, and nearby he course. {1s shown chatting with two chilTom Dewey, dren at a New York veterans’

| the farm folks housing project. ) i - are told, is a Most of the material in this 7 “ Y ed MeL y farmer himself paper 2 in the Soper Bijes manA A J | r. Luce and knows what ner, and consists of serious acrt 7 puts the right touch of color it means to meet a feed bill. |counts of how Gov. Dewey cut 8 ! at your feet For a long time Bob Taft, so state taxes and built a surplus,

a brochure reports, was “just|gave full aid to New York farm-| another name in one of the old!ers, acted vigorously to beat the |school dance programs” of the!housing crisis. {Martha Bowers who was to be-| Mr. Stassen's literature de-| come Mrs. Taft. | scribes him as a leader in many | And there's Harold Stassen, flelds, including charting foreign now, a man with a cool head for|policy, and it is observed that “a| la good game of chess when he|leader doesn’t wait with his ear |gets back home—and that’s not{to the ground to find out what |often—in St. Paul, | people think.” That could be a| | Sen. Taft probably has the Sly dig at Mr. Dewey. |widest variety in campaign lit-| when you hear Harold Stas-| |erature at the moment. There are| Sen Speak or read his book,” this, columns of good, solid stuff on|theme continues, “you know that {good, solid Bob, and homey| here is a man who believes issues, |accounts of how Martha Taft 1s|2r¢ something to talk about, not |better at politics than at baking|to hide under the bed.” {ples and how two of the Senator's Harold Stassen, the voter is sons are busy at chicken-ralsing told, Will act positively for al {on their 60-acre Ohio farm. jsirong Alneviss, Raows how to | , work w people but will have 1 Bod ping. st er my 10_ {ruck with, Communists or { ’ Fascists, can foresee problems]

|tr a women's club that “the torch lof liberty is like furnaces and and do something about them.

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