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to a mystic cult leader.|nomic, occupational, professional, 54 samples: : 65 (speak Spanish because English| g,4 sweat. That brought Mr. Pegler to his{lace or War.” While the deleWallace's acceptance speech to-| ONE LADY, who wore a dele- please? Mr. Wallace coldly said Soviet Union too big to be set- By DOUGLAS LARSEN 5 X o & 3 In S peeding Case . It Has That Pink Look imams Banned second Sine roprers pressed cls to maionaeaion of hearth, the wim, and Rear Ac (8 oe ’ Mrs. Erk, the wif vention has that communistic| oot oC len and Deca , - Again Evasion tries, and such industries as de-|Chief of Naval Research. He's e wife of a Linden lace holds this should mean pub-| His freshman course in nuclear | | case in Municipal Court.

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By the Convention Staff of the Seripps-Howard Newspapers Eg et and fenced. ‘but never|racial, national, cultural, and so- Shopping at a reson at Eureka Springs. Lela is a bookkeeper by profession, chops PHILADELPHIA, July 24—This Wallace Convention is deadly], i cial categories. wood as a vacation pastime. 58 | serious, determined, but not without a certain humor. Some Geli Be NO ete kod about Delivers Keynote Speech a a Ie eee Hh - ’ od written of repeatedly] The party's mood was set last Ad f S ] D + | : Tutor nie ol most Jclegaies caused this observation: “If jhe ler Mr. Wa ay Bight in She Kuyngte speech by mira oO erg irec S 4 fv er S cense you see a fellow an e, he’s a newspaper reporter.” ered that he would “never|/Charles P. Howard, Negro law- ° 5 An advocate of Puerto Rican independence began his plea to Ty discussion whatso-|Ver and publisher of Des Moines, Naval Atomic Research | . the platform committee: “I willl Gru "Thov had to tag along, |ever with Westbrook Pegler.” . (Ia. He said the issue was “Wal- Hearing Set is | in the language of the Yankee * = =» feet. He explained he had sought gates fared approval, he shouted Called Vital Factor Ca pe i uen! to get Mr. Wallace's “there is no erence ’ Be 4 : ialists™ © Slightly Confused Sequently to get Mr. Wallace sa Bens a hal: In Branch's Future 4 y Suspension Studied night will discuss most criticaligate ribbon, was confused on again d “never engage in|tled at the conference table.” NEA Staff Correspondent & : : point in current U. S.-Russianithird party line. She was telling any Die Wop De Oe or The party's platform was| WASHINGTON, July 24—The BR A state hearing to determine relations—blockade of Berlin. all who would listen that Presi- Pegler.” whipped into final shape today./Navy is betting heavily on re- 3 whether the driver's license of y hould be suspended has been oruestion. Mr, Wallace kissed|country’s biggest banks, the rail-/miral Thorvald A. Solberg. 8 KEYS TO WHY Wallace Con- 0 he employment Joie, Fp off as Pegler ‘stooges. roads, the gas and electric indus-| Admiral Solberg is the new } dered for Aug. 3. f Navy's top experts on : physician, was the central figure taint: his head.” That's cockeyed sample| Then Henry Mencken arose. peng pumarlly an Svvernment oe the Navr P2Xpe 3 in a recent controversial traffic Dr. Rexford ' Guy Tugwell, lof what is heard hereabouts. He first drew Som J Mr, Wallzoe It Mrs. Erk is judged chairman of platform committee,| Another delegate said she an agreemen e, 1: There hel | . Br AD. Un< = = |}lsays he pet Satisfied with plank|joined “Women for Wallace” Mencken, was no Pegler stooge. is Swiieranip of me aviation and Sssen. Tp ux Kini, ners fd safe driver her license could be WITH REGULAR LOW PRICED on foreign policy. Plank was because it's only organization| Kindly, friendly, smiling, a . tails of pre the target ships, ' BN (suspended, according to H. Dale Rh El C CLEANING written in advance by Lee Press-|really interested in seeing that searcher for truth always and paring

Brown, director of the State Budam afte: ch man, deposed general counsel of|their sons aren't turned into|famed critic of the false and the ‘New, Bright Look’ assessing the age TP ea reau of Motor Vehicle Registra-

« test and writing the damage reNO OIRMS ® NO ODORS CI0, who's never denied pub- cannon fodder foy “Wall Street phony, Mr. Mencken put his ques- ports. The intelligent job he did tion

NO MILDEW © NO MOTHS lished charges he member of|imperialists.” Hon. ths otis bel O Light Kokomo [vith inat assignment 1ogically led as Way sharged in Sourt with Communist Party. BE ‘Did you write the letters?” he to his appo ent to the very 3 es an hour in her STORES ALL OVER , Martin W. Clement, Pennsyl-|agked, “Why do not answer?” KOKOMO, July 24—That “new, husband's car bearing “MD” liWalla you » SHY exclusive Military Liaison ComINDIANAPOLIS Dr. Tugwell, like Mr. Cé,|vania R. R. president, visits press| Again, evasion—but no denial.|brighter look” is being acquired| “oC TE HL Cl Fe : cense plates. insists communistic support iS|lounge established by his com-| “Ill handle that in my own|by after-dark Kokomo as the re- Bities 10 the rdlonic fap , Patrolman Harvey Badgely, DAVIS CLEANERS something new party cant avoi, pany at convention hall. He|way” Mr. Wallace said,.“—in|sult of a new street-lighting pro- S810: esearch. ion who made the arrest, . But every important conven on hasn't yet been photographed! my own time.” gram being effected here. One of he acaae ho iv that Mrs. Erk offered to bet him : committee contains enoughiwith Mr. Wallace or Mr. Taylor,| Columnist Doris Fleeson put| When completed, the city willl “UC ©. ys pes ; $10 the reckless driving charge known ' party-liners or fellowithough his picture got in papersithe question. Many writers had/have a total of 1305 street lights,| = = Siding a Fre i magia FY | would be dismissed in court, . travelers .to assure ultra-leftish\with both Republican and Demo-|defended him in 1940, she ob-lan increase of 324. However, in-| ov "R82 0 m “op on ; He then the case was fa RITE'S policies. : a cratic leaders, fe Se + 8 stallation of more poyersil Sgiia day could Ea i. L k Fixes Sen bi was dismissed : by (Wi y Many prominent persons e Gets T too. Still . allace{will increase the city’s illumina- ered subs which can transport| J Haerle sald nn te. rights convention, especially from New|{ Free Beer, Tco dodged. He sald he wished toltion by 56 per cent, experts say. |I yy pl A BIG JOB—Rear Adm. Sol na ge police should i GUARANTEED York City, have names previous-| PENNSYLVANIA Railroud|get on to something important. Utility officials say that the ul RR ope BE ear Adm. S0 et ag a speeding charge i WATCH ly publicized by House Committeeimay be a “gigantic, monopolist,| Someone tossed a lifeline—a city’s lighting bill will be in-i. . revolutionary torpedoes berg: Nobody knows where the reckless driv Erk instead of a on un-American activities, and|wall Street enterprise” to George|question about progressive cap-icreased by approximately 17 per with » atomic noses, airplanes| corner is ving chatge, REPAIRING by Department of Justice in its/Morris, labor writer for Daily|italism. Now he was off in hot|cent for the additional current which’ travel faster’ tharf sound . % Te TET at Our Usual sts of Subversive organizations. Worker. But he, too, gets the|chase a Ihe Sconomie Many that will be needed. and can carry atomic bombs and|Ordinate. the exchange. of. techs 180-Passenger Plane. . Tugwi ; and|free beer and lunch. George acts : nical info ¢ LOW PRICES he Idaho cowboy, Glen Taylor like a reactionary. 2 "ptivals nitiaiive ... river valley| Frags Unwed Mother [siies on Sao: pale. Britian nd 0. 8. navies, Oe of Read for. Ta ke-Offz2 3 are so deep in it now they can’ #5 = authorities . . . maximizing . . . i his specialties is his ability to 24 (UP) Day - flithrow off responsibility for a Mrs. Wallace invited H. L.|an empirical thing... nationaliz- On Slaying Charge ers job 1s to needle,[8lORE With scientists. He et ~The Navy's giant Lockheed * Service. J or en Now ayaa in ne. woo ants: Noo Io ere was a question about the] NEW YORK, July 24 (UP)—|coax, pamper, inspire and co-/thelr language and knows thelr a a Raa, er, mmun organ ew|a -in- - wool anti- New mother 3 roblems, Understanding the RITE'S York has claimed as its own. . | Dealer, in for a drink in her suite| Potsdam and Yalta Agreements, Bisie Stolze, 26, an unwed ordinate that basic research pro-|P "JEWELRY SHOP

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. to meet Mr. Wallace st the |ent were Mrs. Clifford Durr, wife|not shown good faith. Suk, he oo free today to rear her twin Hisbs note pad today may become one the mals § Jobs of the; boss at y 438. lilinels St. station and escort him to |of the former federal communica-| wondered whether differences) POY=- something on which to break a/™.,., day he was sworn into his Field about noon for inspection tions commissioner, and an ar-|arising weren't due to a misun-| Judge John A. Mullen gave her bottle of champagne tomorrow. new office, Secretary of the Navy|0Y Officers of the 12th Naval Dis. . Bellevue-Stratford were pretty |qont Wallaceite; Clark Foreman,|derstanding of what words/a suspended sentence on a man- Middle-of-the-Roader ' ry vy :

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. : . . 1 t {pleaded for leniency. She said|dle-of-the-roader when it comes ™., mainly |%enger plane epart = BUSINE IRECTO RY Lt Te ete Yugo! |she had been an orphan and did|to predicting just how soon| ‘I 20d others hire are Malmly 2500-mile By iene oth . York slavia, and as he talked of ajnot want her children to have atomic energy will become a SonSerL Raval ‘pro naval air station at Patuxent fa ir ———— “feudal economy” reporters fa-/the same lonely childhood. practical source of power. He ales AY ao 4 SOMIOITOW: But Ad. River, Md. The huge four-engined + You Save B Blueprints hh kh: with that country charged| She had been charged with says: rg po waft is expected to make s0ause We Save || photopaints Hubby Wants Dough; |miliar for matters which will affect the the test

1 wha killing the father of her chil-| “I agree with those optimistic flight in nin d ClO? MEN'S SUITS & OVERGOATS Starlet Lets Him Go him With i8ot sowing ihe ¥illiam De , 54, a bar-|sclentists who say ‘that atomic security of our nation for 50 e or 10 hours In Be $21.75 $94.75 een Pa.

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indianapolis Blane Print . |—Film Starlet Barbara Law- hurled the accusation, “dis<|forthcoming marriage when he ner. But nobody knows where the . : . + | tution. N. Perkins . ou CASE CLOTHES & Co. rence, 18, today ‘divorced John Jue: Je announced the ceremony was off/corner is. Salem Farm Youth Head Thon Jul 24—The W ) Tomas a's" » $9 E Ohio St. Fontaine, 24, because he embar-| So it went, He had sought to|because he was “too old” for If any man in the Navy can OTIORS Y i

a/Asks Truman to Parle : ling ussion of his her. get real results from the Navy's y NOTICE - n plans which it DRL REET JORDAN BROS, |i: Seo i Dear ink with the Commu: Semple resssrel program Adm.| WASHINGTON, July 28 (UP) 1, And, creditors of Western ing masses of AFL : : statement ¢ : ’ rg's probably the one, —President Truman was invited ee. reir anti-Wallace lesifill Selection of JORDAN BROS. money. nists by quoting a Double Dribble’ Erases es

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o today to the National Convention LiNoLEY CABINET CO. ‘ - labilit: Car Goal ment and experience. From his votes tor te void) SUOLEUM Wroiana J} CASINEV.CO., , frawmence oid superior Sage w Communiet supper 1s 8 abity His Used Car B00 lays hard to suse that thlof the Future Farmers of Amer field where most of OSIER PAI NTI] BUILT-IN CABINETS DETROIT, July (UP)—lplood of Norwegian Vikings runs|ica in Kansas City Nov. 14 to 18, AND LINOLEUM

get home tired, he'd want to go! He walked out of a challenge to|y, Dobson told Judge r ” nd, if it's to make See Our Large Display » ernon in his veins, At 54, he's short] The invitation was extended by all—from members S41 E Washington. RI-ss15 Jl] 333 W. Washington St. * Miss Lawrence's mother, Mrs Beat Sees atm Alay thane neat and trim. But hes shy ke Eswiy Marin of Salem. Ind, naking Ae 2 wrence.. backed --up conse , hoes a Norseman an onal arm vho ia’ handling pu hl Besmiléns 2waence, -uplaaying he wanted to rve his) with which. he started in the used pon hair and blue eyes ore also| Youth Organization, and other|n hy vel h | ‘ her daughter's complaint, saying|energy for debates with President| .... y.qiness. -| offi f the Future Fa g. ~|or any priority or t abor division, said OPEN TONIGRTY the couple shared her apartmen . Gov. Dewey—who clues to his ancestry. His think-| officers of the ur rmers. J thereo oppose - the nost such votes won Te when ap tTIUman. and Gov. Dobson admitted writing a badiing and talking are neat and| They sald Mr. Truman told sserted by ART other ia aad votes taken away fri: U NTIL 8 O'C L 0 ¢ K and ar. Zontaine slept until noon| won't have any part of a debate| e940) check to a used car lot precise. them he would like to attend the AY fT oLs, “Sharcholders oF Other per= he added there would MACHINIST Oe PY -taine and Mise Tow: Wily hon for a vehicle with which to start] During World War II he had|20th anniversary convention ifition shail be forever Barred from asserts

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last May. a free election in this country, pank with the customer’s check #4 4 1 B 3 : before his own bounced. a NG. N LAAN Oi LET US WASH YOUR Army Officer s Plan But he was Ted-faced 1d sm But the customer's check was on : SORE Shvdatting Agents barrassed as he sa . rubber, too. The sympatheti GT i SALE NOTI litup 4 ; | COMMERCIAL WIiPiNG RAGS Ft. Knox Parley claque applauded, but no one else Pp c Notice is hereby given that the Trus

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e will receive and sell to the highest bidder therefor, split in two if the CECH [three-day conference Opening SSs————————————————————— the following described bonds: left deepens. ; - Tuesday at Ft. Knox, Ky. MARRIAGE LICENSES Gece Johnson: Margaret ve. George M. : ; Townabip of Marion County. Indians. t so sanguine, They S#="ERSO NA OXYGEN THERAPY Gen. Omar N. Bradley, chief of William G. Patterson Jt. 26, of 201 Wash- oe ies Bat hi 4 vs designated 2 achool Builnng Bonds s organic dissolution, ' L This Equipment Can Be Rented staff, will be among those at- ington Court; Mary Beart Judson, 31, of P. Badgley; Betty vs. Everett Cath- . Said bonds will a Gated a or ihe io ter the internal poi = - to Oost : ‘ he » te : 8. Gibson Ave. bE: Margaret vs. Carl Schermerhorn; : p te 1 enthly Payments HAAGS nding. Wiliam ¥. Meyer 3 of E.R. 4 Box|Minnie Pearl va. IW. Toran. : ich a split, Mr Pec AS Bentrtanmy wir oe nd oe eting| Aw. Abe 10. of TUL Conare THS 4 al Mined. by. bidding) which fhterest: will Pp rd] Peoples State 402 N. Capitol Ave. one of the most IMPOTr-|cheries ». Wolf, 23, of 804 WN. Bradie : : es nk : MARKET ST.

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