Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1948 — Page 2

ler Responds arge by Warren

y Heads for Swing Into California; 1 Foreign Affairs in Offing

Truman wis appealing to his Republican opponents keep the tense Russian situation out of the political arena. ‘campaign, he said, should end at “the water's edge.” This should 5 before the world united on foreign affairs, . the Russian question, the President declared as

solved “without resorting to the methods of the police state.” As the first steps, he suggested cutgovernment spending and re-

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{Gin Clermont School's i Fire Exit Is Wooden Stair

Lack of Facilities Endanger Lives of

if this fire drill were the real thing.

190 Pupils; Parents Seek Action

school’s

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FIRE DRILL—This narrow wooden stairway at Clermont grade school is the only exit from main floor for 190 students. Worried parents wonder what would happen

Only

New M 0, “~Béveral “additional

treatment. Satment th dion went]

mighty whistle-stops. . oh her home, on the Rear West) Then suddatly Sunday and that was Be a i caught themselves

erator said a man who followed] her from a street car at Cap- 41 em white-haired

night made indecent remarks.

She slapped him and walked on. from a

pected praised their. the 700 block of W. 26th St. for a man who made bin - vances fo an - 5 who was on the way toa’ {Barkley as -an Lawrence Seltzer, 822 WN, New } ~ nas. 4 Jersey St. reported a prowler broke a rear window of his, residence. Bh Alvie T. Wallace, 60, of 3727/0 the statigh Watson Rd., said he fired three iE shots at a prowler in his back yard. The man escaped.

Tax Bills Available At County Office

Second installment of the per-| sonal property and real estate

a, fire ever broke out in Clermont grade school, the lives of ¢ 1 e 190 children would depend on one wooden stairway, the only 3X bills are now available. at the or “trom the school’s main floor. ; Lack of fire escapes is a constant worry to paernts of the in the Court House, who have been trying for years to get either fire-

Deadline _ for payment of the

POR stairs or pe aver” cunt, escape.

only the|rate which

id * y . Schricker, date . for gov: ‘férmed the new | sory arbite

‘was a major theme of his i address last night and it will be repeated frequently. Dewey still wasn't getting only his neck out far in making de- t tailed blueprints. His Albuquer- Hobart sald the 1047 speech seemed to have a sur-/ law “must be tested thoroughly |FWa approach, though, than hisibetors hetng eritiolsed." 8 88

With Troman—

Polls

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BY EARL RICHERT, Scripps-Howard Sta

ABOARD THE TRUMAN TRAIN, Sept. the only ones “catching hell” from Presi

“recent years. also raises cain with his audiences for not having gone to 16 polls and voted in 1048 when the Republicans

sons, ed 8. and Kenneth

” who feel 2 tax rate, highty, should provide ilities. Someone is to th

for Willlam 8, Flora, lon St. who dled yester‘home after an illness ; weeks, will be held at i tomorrow in the Moore Northeast Chapel. vill follow in Oaklandon

etery. A zetime resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Flora, who was 66, had been emplo ed by the New York Central Railroad for 50 years, | ° He was a member of the Irvngton Methodist Church and d membership in the Benefit! sociation of Railroad Em-|

{E, Flora, both of. Indianapolis, nd a brother, Harty EK. Flora of gl Ariz.

or Trustee Samuel Johnson.

“What they dor: t realize,” S8YSi{he taxes due and a 50-cent servMr. Johnson, “is _that-the school ice charge on each tax statément. is that!is supported by Wayne Tow

ot exit. The 144 g §5 tax rate we from thei, 15¢ of improvements” « = - y “That stairway has been worry- the deadline dnd that payments, ing parents for years,” he added, iy will "be accepted if en“but the state fire. approves it year. after -

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Police searched an area Dear... ... nim one Democratic cket.

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: He € political balance between Demo-

son, who jcrats and Republicans hangs

So far this prais of Sen. Alben race is one of the tense November praise Foutsta ndi:

uncertainties, put into words the view of many Warren listeners of this past week. Thruston B. Morton, seeking re-elettion in Kentucky's third district, said. “He isn’t hollering. He isn’t on. There aren't any .|million-dollar words coming out of his mouth.”

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Truman Talks Like an Uncle|\e

epublicans aren’t|0f thelr.

Truman as he travels | the nation in one of the most Atrenuioue campaign trips of [Bean Creek were promised rellef

won control of |recently

i TL i “He is "survived by. a daughter,

been walking extra blocks out Way © because of the ‘of a foot bridge over

today by the ‘Works Board The foot bridge was blockaded ‘after some residents

his listeners presumably are Democrats.

amen Like Him in 1046,” he shouts at

third of you went to the polls, | farmers who

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eeks vy r vis to tell you what, o to get again if a aban a third of you Xn on Nov. 2 and th Jou dont vote.” this unusual crit-lg, is audiences

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“r the ne Sond, ater amour, “tuo-laue torn furpre in thy form Len 06 BhAKY. Mructare fs 4 of you ome. Only ” a short cut to groceries and sc vote,” sald Rep. Granger. “I kdow | "py © "ok tp By card took any ac-

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heck of farmers attend: | ongtryct. a concrete tional Plowing Contest itor tne south footing of = the ows, last week showed |p riage as soon as it can obtain 3m ount of pro-Demo-| cement, The street commission. ¢ SSnliment among farmers er's department will then build oted , at random: by a non-fthe bridge. -

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ot ee 8 ro pe $50 Burgl such as 0, Colo., and Provo, urgiary 3 Utah. Prominent union leaders, 9 ¢ including officials of John L.|small nion, have|tained $50 in cash was stolen} - 1 {from the grade school at Acton |

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Times St EVANSVILLI] publican vice p date Earl Warre this southern ti terday with a p munist-free adn “straightforware Russia if the elected. He shared what was a bi

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