Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1948 — Page 14

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T fruman Has Time of Life

Ban on Riding Train Nith President Stirs Charges of Brush-Off

Chief Executive Keeps Staff on Jump; "Old Timers Complaining of Pace He Sets

By CHARLES T. LUCEY, Secripps-Howard Staff Writer ABOARD PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S TRAIN, June 10-The erying of piqued local politicians emphasized today that ty dgaders are having a hard time trying to savvy this * non-political” trip. # _ Tradition demands that when a President comes to town the pi Jocal politicians be out in front. They sit beside him on the platform, | § help take the bows, ride his train, to the next stop. The mirror of presidential glory catches them’

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 108)

“Hot Shots

Michael, Anne Take Vows at Farmers to Hear Greek Orthodox Wedding Wheeler McMillen

Marriage Lacks Sanction of Bride's Faith; Her Parents Fail to Attend Ceremony _ Editor fo Speak ‘At Luncheon #

ATHENBE, June 10 (UP)-—Former King Michael of Romania Wheeler McMillen, editor-in.

marFied today at a Sve-by BT A Dey Jot or Fasnt Journal uns Path

last t. ‘A brilliant array of - European royalty Earl Wetatl, 17. of 4100 E. 33th}, roomt of the Greek royal palace for the wedding.

Braken log x4 Paul of Greece was best man and, Seriohs Srvisés whe - of control Di# Wife, Queen Fredericka, was| Kiwanis Speaker and struck a Sree in_the 4300 matron of honor. To Discuss ‘Speed’ block, E. 424 8 The oft-troubled romance, Which) * oo ace between airplane William Alig 70, and his began in London speed a will be described wife, Debbie Denker, 69, of 1540/1a st November tomorrow to the Ind

8. State Ave. were seriousl Kiwanis Club by E. B. Newill,

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a Gov. Lee Knous of Colorado) traveled 100 miles Gp from Den-| ver to be.on hand with Gov. Hur

y hurt when Anne and

last night when the car in which Michael met attending

in’ full center view.

ie But the “droll fiction that this

$a non-poltical TFIp Has caused

{to give the President a double-

strength. western .welcome., In Washington state

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-- fhe support of . out of these state or ignored.

delegations at gonvention.

a General Eisenhower.

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some tinkering with the seript. |40 pangs of his old U. 8. Senate)

Sometimes the President ap-|friend, Gov. Mon Wallgren, 8 ra ars ‘under other than localiceptive vice presidential candimocratic auspices and that! date. fuffles feathers. Again, appar-| ently because the trip is being|

Hard on’ Followers What all this adds up to is aid for out of White House that it is impossible, especially

= Peter ‘than Democratic Nattonal: H- A campaign year, for &' Prés-i

Committee funds, the local partyiident to make a cross-country §talwarts get only as far as the trip under a non-political veil. rear platform of the special train, {The most consistently-repeated There is no cozy ride to the nextitheme of this trip is Mr. - town with the boss. !man’s attack on Congress and Mostly Mr. Truman has man- the Republicans, aged to keep everyone fairly hap- {well-founded or {ill-founded it py. But in Idaho and Montana, |cannot be without political imand earlier. in Nebraska, some faci. politicians who thought they des] Whatever feathers are ruffled, tected & brush-off —thought the they aren't Harry Truman's, He's President probably intended nolhaving fun. He's up so early in such - thing--reaeted in a. vocalithe morning he leads his party range from muttering to roaring.'off—when its away from the Maybe it doesn’t mean much train and traveling by car—so and probably Mr. Truman will get early that breakfasts are bolted the Philadelphia AM he's drawing good aowds: But it helps t6 Keep!” alive an air of uncertainty as to! heavy tan from long automobile what the convention may bring. in the sun. His staff said he . In Omaha Democratic State not only was standing up well ¢hairman William Ritchie raised under the rigors of the trip but § shout that he and other/seemed to be enjoying the heavy Webraska delegates had been SChedule which was about to mubbed. Ed McKim, an old/make bed cases of the 65 re-| World War I crony of the Prosi. ports and photographers with hs rrangements itch didn't Wic| Oid timers following Presidents L. Like so many other Democrats agreed this was the worst trip for vho don’t know where to go, Mr, shany years when regarded from titchie began to chant the name

and whether!

r: Truman has picked up ‘a g20."

the standpoint of work necessary |:

WHAT THINKING WILL DO-—Robert L. Schinbetkler, Al lisons'’ employes, has received enough company cash awards for suggestions to pay partially for a grand piano. Mrs: Schinbeckler; an accomplished pianist, is a music teacher.

Allison Repairman's Ideas Buy Grand Piano for Wife

Robert Schinbeckler Has Won $947

For Suggesting Company Improvements Every time Robert L. Schinbeckler, Allison machine repair mechanic, steps to a plant suggestion box he ‘estimates I 1s worth

Ideas come thick and fast to the 29-year-old employee and they are paying off in added income. . Except for a two-year hitch in the Navy, ‘Mr. Schinbeckler has

been with Allison since 1940. In| that time he has had 1 .\for the extra money, but recent tions put into operation by the 8Wards have gone for the pur|company. ichase of a grand piano. Schinbeckler. However, it

estion boxes have not Don suge paid. oubtediy, will pay for. itself.

off, but his average still is high Un enough to make the effort worth Cufrently an while, In all ‘he has been awarded | usie. she also is studying there

expenses the Others dropped in the various| The plano fulfills & dream for current fischr yosr through June 8, 8, com-

instructor at the Rect pig By slg sinning Bal

riding collided with

fidarkened by shadows. The marriage of the Roman Catholic princess and the Greek Orthodox ex-king lacked the sanction of the Cath-

oh Vandivier, 431 N. Illi-|cial dispensation for it failed, fois St, passengers in the taxi land Vatican sources indicated) were injured and Betty Lou Tin- the church would! ney, 19; of McCordsville, riding consider in a car driven by Harold Tinney, also was hurt. 1 "Joseph Coyle, 28, of the Spen-

was the absence fof Anne's ents, Prince Rene and Princes

Poultey ; 3 Te “ lafhots sringets OT iy see and sage EE

Sexs-current 1 receipts, #4 Ibe Me; Orade 40¢; Or dium, 37%; rR Large, 36c; no

Butterfat-—No. 1, Tie: No. 2, Tle. ( by Wadley Co, delivered at plant.)

Anné has vowed she will not grade. | ive up. Prince Erik of Denmark represented Anne's family at the U.S STATEMENT wedding. Michael's mother, Queen WASHINGTON, Juss 10 if Helena, was with him. Michael and Anné expect to make Lausanne, Switzerland, their permanent home. .

pared with a year

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to keep the public abreast of Mr. Done All Right In laaho the Soup nats were airly we. mu after Tesident saw to it that although Local Truck Grain Prices 8 rode his a

tivities,

No. 270d wheat, $2.14. $3.38.

* the delegates called on Mr. 10% moisture, 48.95.

Truman's dawn-to-midnight ac- |

$047.88. r her masters degree. Based on Savings jor? new piano, ‘while used The award is based on sav- *Very day for enjoyment, at u Sut

Ings the company Will make theo Wark on Fridays. The first two months the idea is in|Deckiers live ir Plainfield where |

|practice. Mr. Schinbeckler's larg-|She 18 working wp Friday plano |

t check Tor $300, I a. $750. Was 1 The enjoyment Mr. Schinbeck-

He has found a variety of uses ler derives from the recent ‘ac-|

‘ruman at Sun Valley and Mr. him that all ! were for him. In Montana Democratic state Ticlals felt cold-shouldered. Some *ok a sinister view of big copper - mpany officials having a share

Hogs ruled uneven at the Indianapolis Stockyards today, arrangements for the Presiat's appearance in Butte. averaging around 50 cents higher

arifer in the trip some Indiana than yesterday's average trads.

Steers and heifers continued ymocrats would have liked to fully steady In a fairly active

uring across the stats with the ‘esident but no invitation was Srthi

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June 10,

American produ 3) The speaker is an official of the

£78 ves ain 50 ped’ aarien I 3. [New England Electrotype Co. 00! L. - 194 3 iN . (Boston, and chairman of the | iw board of the annual Colonel | {Thacker Nelson Award for dis-| tinguished service to the comSe munity of Boston. JY Oscar "H.- Davis; 174 tatner “Corp., Ine. is program Le 1 chairman of the meeting. Cuy | Le Boyd of C. P. Lesh Paper Co. | ine is president of the club. !

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tn w : Sanitary District Resolution No. 1033, Ge ms Late “com. 13 "is |1948 ‘a resolution transferring the sum Kingan & Co p ' @1 (Of $3000.00 from Sanitary Coligetion Jund} |Kingan & Co phd ! . w! No. 38 to Sanitary Collection Fund No. 45, {Lincoln Nat Life Ianto #3 [And .the sum of $1000.00 from Sanitur Lincoln Loan 5% pid ...... _. {Collection Fund No » to Sanitary Col-' Marmon-Herrington €om ..... jection Fund No. 48 in the pur of Astle Asphalt a “9 10 sii additional unds in ational Homes com * % Collection Fund No. 45 for the payment Ind Pub Serv 434%. ..... 1 8 inf repairs and parts on sll motorized and IN Ind Pub Serv 5% - {mechanical equipment belonging to the *N Ind‘ Pub Serv com R Mallory com Pub Serv of Ind co “ve Pub Serv of Ind 37% pfd ...... Ross Giear & Tool com So Ind GO ar 48 pid Stokely- van Camp com Siokely-Van Camp pfd Lou eo Haute Malleable 8 Machine com os p Title com

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| Sanitary District Said Jublte hearing will be held in the office of Board of Sanitary Commis sioners, City Hall, at 10:00 o'clock a. on said date, at which time all YaKpAyers may appear and be heard on the quotiion of the necessity of such transfer unds 3 transfers as finally made will be’ referred to the Indiana State Tax Board, 301 State House, Indianapolis, Indiana, which board will hold a further Nearing within fifteen” days, at its office, Of such other place as may be designated. At {such hearing taxpayers objecting nn. aly such transfers of funds may ard Interested Indianapolis taxpayers may nquire of the State Tax Board as to when where such hasring ‘wil wi be held. ANAST UETS,

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