Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1948 — Page 6

$0 : : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Es NE OCT. 13, 1948 \/ZDN] ; Ad r m n 1 F d A Te f | As i> r Picnic pi un a ‘'s rain oun Ss In orma S roce s’ wis 7 i with pimpl ej = other skin " |Dewey Skips Taft's Name | “|Churchill's Book In’ Chinese [ge Man F eruay with fast relief. ¥ A ly » Peterson's C In Hailing GOP Senators on Labor Stand Outselling Forever Amber’ In Field by B 0 \ gist and ap boas mn Omits Reference to Ohioan in Kentucky \ ' Dearth of Native Authors Enhances y jing, Yo Though He Singles Out Cooper, Vandenberg | ‘Challenge Renewed |. Popularity of Foreign Translations * Label on Coat delighted. : By EARL RICHERYT, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer “|” ‘By ALBERT-RAVENHOLT, Times Foreign Correspondent : y's Tour ABOARD THE DEWEY TRAIN, Oct. 13 — Gov. Thomas E. In Congress Race ET i on Tran F Clusoi pobly| Possible Clue : Dewey apparently feels that Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio is being Andrew - Jacobs, Democratic| wouldn't recognize the book if he saw it, but the Chinese version of | Times State Service . . given enough prominence in: this campaign by President Truman. nominee for 11th District Repre- his memoirs, “Gathering Storm,” is a best seller in this city. It's| LAFAYETTE, Oct 13—8tate ; ewe) S Crowds For while the President goes about the country substituting sentative In Congress, renewed even outselling the Chinese edition of “Forever Amber.” Police are attempting today to ; . Sen. Taft for Herbert Hoover as the chief Democratic “whipping his jabs at his opponent, George The Chinese government has been unable to enforce the terms |identify the body of a man found Declared Bigger boy,” the New York governor does not mention the Senator who was L. Denny, today by demanding of the international copyright agreement, so Mr. Churchill gets no yesterday afternoon na ia ones Footnote ~ his chief opponent at the Repub- the Republicans’ views on e|royalties from books sold here.| — “= ——=|fourth mile sou 0 e y By CHARLES 7. LUCEY lican.” national convention and Bracing Sen, Tait as opposed to Taft-Hartley law. "|But he is fortunate compared | one Chinese writer eipiained. limits. . pe ABO UMAN TRAIN, [architect of Republican domestic|"0 ing oo 3, Sanden 8. ; | In a statement today, Mr. Chinese writers. mut ¥ you are going to wr 121" The body, partially decomposed, : policy in the last Congress. RS people received Jacobs said, “My opponent statzd| Most Chinese authors of hook ph ow) you We. cant |was estimated by police to have vating fre the track cinders from]: This silence concerning Sen. (some E00C "UWB TPC BORE o (that ‘long before Oct. 15’ he would stature are hardly being heard CS ™ $00 hin ng. | been in the field about two weeks, Dewey's political road show Taft is especially noticeable be- Hom . a often o 1 x make perfectly clear his views|from in this time of inflation and 20rd to thin before it was found by Don Fer. fo to the grab-irons of Harry Tru-/cause of Mr. Dewey's repeated Jueky an 20 ahoma. n Sonal on the Taft-Hartley law and that mounting political chaos. Before Not only has the central gov- rell, 13. man's presidential train discloses| Nigh praise for Sen. Arthur Van- Mr. Ye i lightly less. { he would freely admit its defects. the war China's largest publish-|ernments indirect censorship on "p . caid no evidence of because . some contrasts: |{denberg of Michigan, co-leader ¥, Dewey had sHEhtly less than |He has only two days to keep ing house, the Commercial Press, | “impure” books, that is those jolence could be found on the : ; with Mr. Taft of the Republican-|® 50-00 chance to defeat the Tru- f8) that pledge. I'm still listening.” published a new book every day.(which criticize the administraciVh i, 0 Foo crite the dead ne The Republican candidate's train controlled Senate. man-Barkley ticket but that Sen. "At. three meetings last night, Now they put out barely 10 titles|tion, forced many writers out of y. : y 50, ning. 150 : has about it an air of the solid|™" 0’ or, oo Tuo in dorsing Cooper would run well ahead of FILM VETERAN—The id ut hr td he had read in| month and most of those are business but rising costs have man as over weighing em prom efficiency of a board of directors’ Republican Sen. John Sherman |'P® national ticket and likely well knew the face but not the rd 300 s that Mr. Denny will|textbooks. \wiped out much of their market.|pounds and having straight white meeting where everything moves Cooper for re-election, Gov. Dewey would be elected. name of Samuel S. Hinds, film x Papers tax reduction Stomachs Come First | Mounting world prices on news- hair. Among the articles of wear to agenda. It is in the made much of the fact that Sen. In Oklahoma it was said the laver who died today in Hol- v n . “Nowadays people are more print bave hit China hard. A ling apparel was a gray pin-stripe ds favor the Truman-Barkley! player. vy! “That's wonderful, declared | star their stomachs than after simple little volume now costs 10| coat bearing the name “Charles

hi grid ok Ri ig hi jon ticket and are even heavier on) lywood. Once a millionaire law- the Democratic candidate, “butitpeir prains,” was the way al/times as much to print as it did Boyle” on the label. slide-rule precision. There's an without Mr. C Democratic nominee Robert 8. yer, he began playing bits in |is he for 80th Congress style taxiyqung Chinese book printer ex-|before the war. The Chinese| In one of the man’s pockets was almost cocksure confidence about|* "1%! ooper. Kerr to pick up the Senate seat Hollywood in 1933 after he lost reduction?” plained it. “You see more readers|government strictly rations for-\found a railroad ticket Fooeipt it. Skips Taft's Name being vacated by Republican E.| his fortune on the 929 crash. | He pointed out that under the/in a bookshop than buyers. leign exchange and publishers are|for a trip from Indianapolis to On the Truman train a much-| No mention was made of the H. Moore. present tax formula the take| “Take myself, before the war getting dwindling sums with |Thorntown.

too-small staff works desperately|fact that Mr. Taft also is in- — home pay of the president of I was a book lover and I collected which to pay paper. Chinese| The Ferrell boy was walking hard but the men around the/dorsing Mr. Cooper and likewise | Ri h d Ri H |General Motors Corp. was in- books. Now I can't afford it. Be- newsprint production is limited jn, the field with his dog yesterday President haven't quite the cam-|apparently needs him in the ichar inrer in S ies; [creased 38 per cent while that of sides, the political situation injand of poor quality. afternoon when he discovered the ing finesse of the Dewey Senate. : id ordinary wage earner was China is so tense now we can't| “P'id Chicago Daily News. nc. T'™¢* body. The field is near his home, people and they're often playing| This disparity of treatment of Services rn ay Te ‘increased 5 per. cent. |be calmed down to read.” " g— a by ear. Everything is warm and the tw top Republican Senators Services for Ridhard Ritter, 417] Once Millionaire - ne Jartime Brime Ministers friendly and there's about ass shown clearly In two major|., © \ "qi “who died yesterday ‘Unseated Politicos Ibook. in its Chinese edition, is

much formality as at a grocers’ speeches made by the Republican] published. in four volumes. Like and butchers’ picnic. nominee at Pittsburgh and Louis in General Hospital, will be held| Quit Law Practice Make Vain Office Try . [nearly all Chinese books these On the Split Second ville. |at 1 p.m. Friday In King & King . . — WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 (UP 'are printed on rough newsprint Mr. Dewey's entrances at big| ol Thu. Mr. Dewey Funeral Home Chapel. Burial To Play in Films — Some Congressmen who and doting with sing. pre fone ra e ‘“labor-managemen + - political meetings are staged ag will follow in Floral Park Ceme-| PASADENA, Cal, Oct. 13 (UP)|sure of re-election are -already|mo st at cost and sell for the Remember

t down to the minute, as if|relations act of 1947," without|, . | —Samuel S. Hinds, 73, one-time /getting ir their bids for the he. were schooled to come out of|mentioning it by its popular| —4 n5¢ive of Henderson, Ky., Mr. [millionaire attorney who became (Choice. offices of their less for- rs Tor on book that te the wings always at the second Dame, the Taft-Hartley law. Ritter, who was 57, had been ana character actor well known fortunate colleagues. fo have a large sale in China. bar of “The Star-Spangled Ban- And he praised “the 'Republi- Indianapolis resident 42 years. He his dignified roles in the films, The superintendent of the two| It took ge rE ner” and no nonsense about|Cans” for stopping . President|, erated a shoeshine stand in the(died today in a private sana-\g,.qe office. buildings on Capitol months to put the Chur hill mem. making it on the first or third Truman's “monstrous” request for|giatenhouse at the time of his/torium after a brief illness. Hill has had several requests | oirs into Pu chill membars. goer In 130 to Saaty striking| death. He was a veteran of He lost his fortune during the|from representatves who are un- The popularity of the book. . Truman shoves out on the Sen. Taft Re though: Xog| World War IL .|1929 crash, deserted the law and|opposed on Nov. 2. They want the|like that of the Chinese edition Van he hits the hall, ot bh, © sage on Se ed| He is survived by his father, [turned Actor. His first Job in the|offices now occupied by Congress- of “Inside U. 8. A.” is partly ex- : iy Mts there Patiently for | Si a ae day A Re four, gi Wg “If ¥ Hada Million” {men who have been beaten in the plained by the present lack of en. All ready for the family treat a n uction 8 8 2 rimaries or who are retirin i ’ i ; ng Mr. Dewey's train, mimeo- and after the measure had passed|Mrs, Marie Dotts, Chicago; Mrs. | For that role he was given $20: P But it’s no’ go. The House ce Bi Juality freative iting pia or appropriate gift

the Republican-controlled House !p Ball Indi 11 d| graphed coples of the big speech annie Ballard, Indianapolis, and|In later years he earned as much|Bujlding Commission has decreed] “You can translate a book | — of the night always appear with with only 13 dissenting votes. [the Rev. Miss Irene Ritter, Cleve-/ 35 $1250 a week. He worked in!no phat can be accepted ‘until working nights or spare time,” LOIS STEVENS > : BETSY ROSS

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" the breakfast grapefruit. On| At Louisville, on the other hand, land, O.; two nieces, three great- more than 100 pict His f President. Truman's train’ they| where he talked about the inter nieces, and four neFhews. [was one of the best known in * Mother, 36, Strangles SNe 5672 E are Ll. 4801 by. mid-afternoon, an defense pact, the Euro- = ; Nill —HU- 3 E. Market— may be ready by pean Recovery Program and the Homer L. Souder hie dnovies. hut few fans knew RAF Saves 26 Crash Boys, Slashes Self :

and sometimes then only one! {mit ed Nations. Mr. D Bh . - " i sheet at a time. ; tives 10 ive specific credit. ewey chose, Homer L. Souder, 808 E. 16th| Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., Apr. 4, Victims From Savages BUFFALO, N. Y., Ott. 13 (UP) =o Fheitake”. trom Kindly nat on Ta St, ‘furniture repairman and 1875, Hinds graduated from Har- oo. onoun oct. 13 (UPS. Mrs. Florence Travoenk, 36- * * * * SPECIAL! along the way seems better on| Repubiienms RIPPIRE Clerc dted-this--merning. lvard,_ ..and practiced law in New Joanels housewife, was held under the Dewey train, once the folks, “Well, now,” he said, 1 sem 4 to York before coming to Yiaear—C rewmen..and. passengers of a se..guard. at Me Me ] Drought in a whole antelope for remember that the names in the at General Hospital. A native of |," 00s" ye "was unmarried. crashed Mercury Airlines plane Hospital toda amr). Ea the governor and at other times headlines when these laudable Ash Grove, Ind, he was 45. He ' p00 was president of the said today a dramatic rescue by OPIS TOTEY Be attemating bags of giant potatoes, rare steps were taken read something had worked for Rhodes- -Burford U. 8. Playing Card Co, RAF planes had saved them from ,; 40 by slashing her wrists and cheese pastries and so on. {like this, Sen. Vandenberg, Caon-|pyrnjture Co. for the last year. | Sy being killed by savage African geome But on the Truman train the gressman Eaton (Chairman of | , tribesmen in the Anglo-Egyptian ~ a." “gursynczak’s husband gifts of victuals have been slow. the House Foreign Affairs Com. . Services will be held at 3'p. m. Gavel Helps Blind Sudan. Joseph i ‘Daniel, Mostly the presents are flowers mittee), Harold Stassen and John|' 'day in Shirley Brothers Cen- |. The plane, a two-engined pas- Josephs, 34. found iis song. Daniel, aay. De Poisgen une tral Chapel. Burlal will be in Ex-Marine Get Home | ger ship, caught fire 150 miles ©. And. Joseph, 3. dead in their Traman Crowds Bigger Republicans.” ee te ose, Mra. | (JERSEY CITT. &. J. oct 18 norinwest ot “Khartoum, yest yesterday. A trail of blood from Aboard the Dewey train is wise]. It is apparent that the Dewey! (UP)—William P. Black, auction- day. The pilot, with flames raging the ‘living room to the attic led

- " | Bessie Souder, he is survived by , i : . Ir , h win F. Jaeckle to welcome the! brain trust” does not think there(, oo daughters, Mrs. Paul Schort eer, conducting a city tax sale:in the cockpit, brought it down to him to his wife, unconscious on

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