Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1948 — Page 10

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Danger to Federal Assistance Is Seen.

Henry F. Shricker, Democratic candidate for Governor, attacked {the Republican stand against federal ald to Indiana in a speech last night before 7th District Democrats at Vincennes, “I wonder,” he declared, “just how much of the federal ald Republicans would wipe out if they had a chante?” - He said the state has been practicing federal aid for years and that “our living is closely connected with this aid.” , In commenting on the coming election Nov. 2, he said, “I never felt so sure of a Democratic vietory in the state as I do this evening.” Meanwhile, one of Mr. Shricker's running mates, Charles Fleming, candidate for secretary of state, bombarded Republicans for their ‘two-faced shenanigans” in handling welfare mat-

ters. He spoke at a rally in Michigan City. Election Turned Tables He declared: “The State Welfare Law had empowered circuit court judges to appoint members of the county welfare board. In Marion County the judge of the circuit court was a Democrat but the judge of the juvenile court was a Republican. 80 the Republican-dominated Genera] Assembly decided that in

judge would appoint the welfare board members. “But an election tables

turned the and a Republican was

“Teleétéd “vireuit court judge and af Democrat--was-velected- juvenile... ‘court judge Catight at their own]

game, the Republicans in tHe General Assembly then repealed their two-year-old law and gave the appointments back to circuit court judges.” '

Unitarian Classes In Leadership Set

The Rev, Ernest Kuebler and Dr. Merrill- E. Bush, both of Boston; will conduct. a leadership training: conference Friday and

ligious education committee and the Unitarian Forum. The Rev. Mr. Kuebler directs the division of education of the American Uni- gov Kuebler _jitarian AssociaJition and Dr. Bush, the association's adult education and social relations. Dr. Bush. will speak on "To Preserve These Rights” at the general meeting Friday at 8 p.m. At the same hour Saturday, the Rev. Mr. Kuebler will lecture on “Dare the Liberal Church Make ‘Education .a' Major Emphasis?” onal meetings will be held Saturday morning and personal consultations by two guests in the afternoon.

HOLD SLAYING SUSPECT SPRINGFIELD, O., Oct. 5 (UP)—Sheriff’'s deputies today “fl detained-a man ‘who was-reported1 as seen with 15-year-old Mary Ann Page shortly before she was raped and fatally shot in a coun-

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Officers being stalled are: Illustrious Knight Commander,

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TUESDAY, OCT. 5, 1048

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Cites Improvements Wilson Mothershead, , president of the Central Indiana Council, Inc., Boy Scouts of America, has issued a statement to scout leaders. throughout the state, explaining the council's improved policy for camping. Camping 18 a year-round program, Mr. Mothershead's letter points. out, and the council is interested not only in organized summer camping, but in boys taking Aikes each month during the year. Under the new plan, the council hopes to get scout leaders to go to camp with their troops n=] et

istead qf operating under the old,

provisional type camping, whefe the individual boy goes on his fown power to a couticil camp. A decided advantage in troop camping, Mr. Mothershead says, is

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that the boy goes to camp with a group of friends and isn't

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unknown. leadership. A A V ag (o Ee PNE TROY RTC aR i ie i ; diy } A SE . of boys have been attracted Toff ' ; i

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OES’ PLANS LUNCHEON A luncheon sponsored by Englewood OES Auxiliary, will be held at noon tomorrow in the Engle wood Temple. A business meeting will follow. the luncheon,

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