Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1948 — Page 5

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. . By United Press ™N . President Truman took off through Pennsylvania today ia full cry against what he called “unholy alliance” between the Repub-

lican Party and big business.

The President planned to make fice speeches in the Keystone State and wind up the day with a major address in Frank Hague’s Democratic citaldel of Jersey City, N. J, N

Mr. Truman's Republican opponent, Gov. Thomas E, Dewey, meanwhile, completed plans for & nine-state campaign. trip that will start Sunday and will take him into the Midwest and as y far south as Kentucky. 1 Confident of his own election, Mr. Dewey will devote most of his efforts to plumping for Republic-an--senatorial _ candidates -in “doubtful” states. 12,000 Hear Him During the second day of his three-day swing through the northeast, Mr. Truman was ex-

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{as he did" last night in Philadelphia. .

Speaking to some 12,000 persons |in the huge convention hall, the President charged that the Repub{llcans are determined to herd all {the “plain people” together in ione big company union and run Ht for the benefit-of the national

|association of manufacturers.” | He also chided Gov. Dewey and is vice presidential running mate, Gov. Earl Warren, on their {familiar “unity” theme, «N.Y. Tomorrow They have all their promises wrapped up. in a package called [‘unity’ which they guarantee to

‘cure more ills than any patent

medicine you eyer saw,” ‘the Pres{ident sald. “And they won't tell (you .dny more about’ what's in [that package than a quack doctor {will tell you about what's in his {magic cure-all.” Mr. Truman will stump upper | New Yorw state tomorrow .then retyrn to Washington for a Sat. {urday. conference Dh international lgfairs with Secretary of ‘State George C. Marshall. Both he and Mr. Dewey will start out for the | Midwest on Sunday. Progressives «- Progressive |Party Candidate Henry A, Wal|lace told a San Francisco audilence that the Truman administra-

“tion's foreign policy is “‘a gigantic |

{Red herring” intended to divert

Rr RcoROMP RL ROMA... { V:P- Candidates—In Chicago, GOP_ Vice Presidential Nominee | Earl Warren hit at “secret deals” Aig tre ar | Democratic administration ‘has | made its foreign policy commit- | ments. Democratic = vice presidential .choice, said in Casper, Wyo., that {the Republican policy for the

tion” and “exploitation.”

Crump—Democratic leader FE. | H. Crump of Tennessee came out | for - the State's Rights slate of Thurmod-Wright.

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.. DAVENPORT, Towa, (UP)—Dr., {Finn Christensen, Copéntiagen, | | Denmark, arrived here as the nored the: civil rights topic, in ¢ his" speech. He chose instead to

He departed from professional platform he decided to “go out interests long enough to sample and tell the people how many, every flavor of soda pop sold at|jjes it contained.” !

There is no-pop in Denmark, B¢ miles through Philadelphia and

MAGNESIUM BLAZE—Fire Chief Roscoe McKinney takes personal charge as his Indianapolis fire fighters demonstrate the “correct method of extinguishing a

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7—Radlo

broadcasts from London; Berlin and Moscow will come through clearly the next four days, the National Bureau of Standards here predicts. Short-wave radio signals, in fact, may be expected to come through fairly well or better throughout most of October. At this point, no radio trouble is ex: pected for more than two weeks.

violent. magnesium fire during fire prevention exercises at the Allison plant in Weir

| Cook Municipal Airport yesterday.

Truman Keeps Pace in East ‘With New Attacks on GO

By EARL RICHERT, Scr | ABOARD TRUMAN TRAIN

| ©” President Shies Away From Civil Rights Issue Although Topic Raised Before Talk in Jersey

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Set Preview of New

‘Bank Branch Saturday

| The public-has been invited to |a preyiew of the new Bedford | Stone Sixteenth St. branch of the | Fletcher Trust Co... Saturday ifrom § a. m, to 9 p, mi; Evans {Woollen Jr, board chairman, tannounced today.

{| Actual opening of the new

| President Truman is showing no change of pace as he invades the puilding at 20 W. Sixteenth St.

| industrial East in his all-out effort to reverse what seems to be

overwhelming Republican tide.

opponent by

He continues to breathe fire and brimstone against the 80th | Congress and he attacks Gov. Dewey for uttering oy Attention from the revival of a/generalities.” ~ He still, however,| === = = =>

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President. .ptarted campaigning. The-President also continues to|-X he policeman diac stop.

[shy away from the civil rights | issue ‘although . the matter -was ROUGE Wh Sry, mere vad 15,000 at Camden, N. J., by Archi{bald Alexander, Demotratic nom“We have always admired a {man _ whose convictions are stronger than his own personal advantage,” said Mr. Alexander in Introducing the President. “We've seen you meet this issue of civil rights, though as a Democratic leader you did not {wish to lose the South. We intend {to show you that even if you lose ithe South you can still win the {presidency. We admire men of your courage.” © © 800,000 See Him

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[timated 300,000 people along the | route. fia . oo Timing of the itinerary helped draw the crowds, the largest that have seen him in any city he has visited during the campaign to date. Part of the tour was ar.ranged during the noon hour.and he returned to Philadelphia at 5 p. m. when people were leaving work. Boy Hurls Fgg In North Philadelphia. one of a group of young boys threw an egg toward the President's car The egg struck a motorcycle policeman, breaking on his leg and splattering the motorcycle. It was

Farm Net Run Rings Around’ Bathtub Sales

CHICAGO, Oct. 7 (UP) —=Farmers, with their incomes at record high levels, are buying bathtubs {like never before, a report to the | National Association of Domes{tic.and Farm Pump Manufactur-

The report sald that in 1940 only 10.8 per cent of the nation's | farms had bathtubs or showers. Today the percentage is 20.1

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Sen. Alben W. Barkley. nee for the Senate in that state, lemon until informed ‘later.

Chilliest reception to date was given the President at Wilmington, Del, where only a small crowd was present to hear “him say that the - Republican campaign slogan this year was “Two families in every garage.” Then in ‘a major speech in the Philadelphia hall where he was

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