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FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1048

Pedestrian,

Local Man Run Down on Sixteenth St.

Victim Reported In Critical Condition

A 60-year-old pedestrian was critically injured when he was! struck by two automobiles at W.! 16th and Montcalm Sts, early today. The pedestrian, Clint Thomp-| son, 1116 W, 17th St., was cross-| Ing north to south across 16th| t. Police said an eastbound car, driven by Raymond McCord, 31, of 713 N. Delaware St. struck | the pedestrian, then swerved and! crashed into a parked car. A second car, driven by Charles K.| Wheeler, 21, of 1940 Broadway, | which was eastbound immediate-|

"CALL THE SHERIFF"—"I| ly behind the McCord car, struck sheriff,” witnesses quoted William Jones (left) as saying after the |his Minnesota campaign to in-last week with the traditional

tie pedositian the seonnid time. | fatal shooting of his ex-wife, Mart v mpson is in critica condition in General .Hospital. Jones rs ks to Sherif Richard T In the state one man was killed - in a traffic accident and one pedestrian died as the result of injuries received Monday. | or tri ge cl 0

The dead man is Robert

28, Flora. He was Be "in jured last night when the car in Staff A inted which he was riding struck the) rear of ‘a truck on State Road| 29, near Logansport. Mr. Burns died in Logansport Hospital.

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Editors and staff members for the. five day editions “of the,

Ayres, 23, Flora, ‘was not seriousty. injured.

er, 7 Li Ss ? struck by a truck driven by AF : Monday — —Suzanne Berry, edi thur Dodane, Ft. Wayne, on U. 8. tor; Richard Stout, ' Barbara 30, near Ft. Wayne, Monday. Redding, Bruce Coffin, Janet

Two other pedestrians were injured in accidents here last night. | McDowell, Mary Bloemker, Mary

Jane Davidson, Mary Copeland, Seven-year-old Geraldine: L.| Bellows, 2225 Golfyiew Dr. was/Ann Robinson, Margaret Noble struck by a car driven by Elbert And Ed Swearington, staff mem-

Bradshaw, 21, of 1624 Park Ave. as she crossed the street near her] home. She is in Tair condition] in St. Francis Hospital. . Edward Joseph Harris, 66, of 233

rs. Tuesday—Mary Zendell,” editor; |Lois Simon, Richard Stout, Nancy Aaybe, Edna Mae Bellenbach, Regina Peller, Jane Peak and Otto Feucht, staff.

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Dewey to Reply On Foreign Policy

Denies Truman's ‘Lack Of Foresight’ Charge boy By JOSEPH NOLAN United Press Staff Correspondent Gov. Thomas E., Dewey scheduled a major foreign policy speech tonight in the wake of President Truman's charge that he lacks the foresight to guide the nation through the present world crisis. Mr. Dewey's secretary, Paul E. Lockwood, said the Republican presidential nominee will devote his address in St. Paul, Minn, tonight to foreign affairs and farm policy. Mr, Truman, in his own speech in St. Paul on Wednesday, said it would bev dangerous to turn the country over to a man with

fairs as Mr. Dewey has ghown.

ha, in Columbus yesterday. Here florsing his party's candidate for | Oyez , . . oyes . . . Oyez"—and

the UJ. 8. Senate. Carges Dewey Blunder Speaking in Milwaukee, Wis

hayer in Columbus jail. {5 -

last month in Phoenix, Ariz.

. A a oy oh “the same time

of “big money and big brass.”

speech and predicted afterward: “Mr. Truman won't win.”

Sees Wallace Defeat

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

60, Struck By 2 “Autos

“so little foresight” in world af-/guage or wasn't docketed formal-

; hot Marth Il +h Like the President, Mr. Dewey rate, there was no answer, just shot Martha. . . . call 18 ipianned to devote a large part of| Tne court opened its new term

| ” last night, the President charged 10 Nazis Han ed that his GOP rival had “blun-

dered” by introducing the atomic

energy program into the political For War Crimes -

And he said Mr. Dewey sno] “a dangerous lack of understanding” of the subject in his speech Seven Executed for

In that speech, the President {sald Mr. Dewey implied that he] LANDSBERG, Germany, Oct. favors “Piivaie exploRation® of (15 (UP) «— Ten German war

the “President, characterized his Democratic rival as a “timid and Flossenburg concentration camp. incapable” man who is a prisoner| The executions were carried!

The Socialist ‘candidate for courtyard .. where Adolf Hitler ‘ {president, Norman Thomas, who|wrote “Mein Kampf” after the was also campaigning in Wis- | pMunich putsch. \consin, heard the chief executive’ 8| All were convicted in United

|Court Page Boys Lose Fight to

Shed Knee-Pants wp SRHING TON, Oct, 15 (UP) Court's four page boys are still in knee-pants,’ And they don't like it.: The lads are proud of their job of running errands for the tribunal's nine justices. But they're ready to trade tradition for some long pants. A few years back, the pages in the House of Representatives swapped their knickers for long trousers. Last spring, the more sedate Senate okayed the changeover for its pages. The court boys thought it was time to get rid of their sissy-pants, too. » - . THEY SENT their plea to Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson. Maybe it wasn't in the right legal lan-

ly in the clerk's office. At any

[the pages in the same old pants.

Slaying Yank Fliers

k ny and three for atrocities at the

out in the Landsberg prison

|States Army trials at Dachau. Their appeals for clemency were

Other political predictions and

Hiawatha St, was struck by a| Wednesday—Jane Cooksey, edi-

westbound ¥treetcar in the 700 block W. Washington St. at ¢ tor; Lauralee Burke, Joan Jackthe streetcar, Melvin Rainey, 5 of 102 N. Elder St., was traveling on the go sign when Mr. Harris walked from a safety zone into the path of the vehicle. McNary, staff.

PI BE condi-|, Richard Lugar, Robert Scott,|

Smith, Carol King, Phillip Landman, Delores Thom, Mary Egles-

Carol Cordes, staff.

* . Friday's paper will be edited byl 9 | » {the journalistic .correspondence

class which includes Bruce Coffin,

; Jane Cooksey, Otto Feucht, Carol Bankr F King, Mary Ann Smith, Wakefield and Mary gahidell. Aro - RE mn we ton-the. staff are Julia: Blume: The Paul H. Krauss Laundry, Sharon Holwerda, William Riley, 49 N. East St., which went into Nancy Pritchard and Jean Dougsvoluntary receivership two weeks||agg. ago, will. be operated by the. Other Echo staff members in-| Laundry Workers International clude Jo Anne Ebner, special! Union (AFL). series; Evelyn Stillerman, Nancy Taking the unusual role of Sweetman, Mary Jane. Steves! management, the union with Phyllis Summers and ‘Judy T headquarters in Indianapolis, is/rick, distributors; Alyce nevi “fn the process of ‘purchasing the! Phyllis Chapman. Richard. Stout,

_ city’s oldest laundry for $20,000./Thomas Kelly and Jane Nickell,

Judge Walter Pritchard author- advertising; Marcia Maguire, Jan-| ized the firm's receiver, Clarance ice Segal, Barbara Walker, DeT. Drayer, to negotiate the salelores Walkoff and Ellen Zazas,| with Union President Samuel J.!home room representatives. Byers in an order signed yester-| day in Superior Court 4. The Future Teachers of AmerUnion officials said they plan ica Club met recently im Shortto use the latest techniques in ridge cafeteria. Sally Babcock, operating the laundry. They Alice Jane Smith, Patricia Wiladded that employees, all of sons Virginia Cady and Barbara whom will be union members, are Babcock were in charge. Mrs, ‘to get better than average wages. Grace B. Vitz is faculty sponsor.

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The executions took an hour

Bon, Don Jeffries, Warren Rich, p.m... Police said the operator Sf Mary- Tani M Riek, ton, Jeannine Rice and Catherine Thursday—Dan Wakefield, edi-| Elaine Ingram, Ginger Clark and|

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the store where she worked to her apartment. She was shot to | death at the foot of these steps | yesterday.

==ABC Asks Ruling 52 0n Tavern Law

| The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Hill. Three others—Reps. Frances

retary Kenneth C. Royall and Nazis protesting their innocence. former Interior Secretary Harold {They iy : the the number) ~VICTIM-AT.DEATH SCENE |L._ Ickes.

Mrs, 4 |Williamston, N. C. that Mr, | ‘mother of two children, posed (WAAR i Fe. uoueh Joie, on the steps which lead from: gauge shotgun.”

- Nazis executed here. - Mr. Royall told a gathering wt of lesser Nazi ay. (gallows, where U. 8. Army personnel carried out the executions. One Nazi, a former Gestapo.chief, ‘ screamed “You murderers” to the Elsewhere in politics: Americans: Distaff > An ironic note was added when The prospects of getting more American jet propeiled planes into Congress in the No-|/screamed overhead as the men vember election are not too/went to their deaths.

f congressional candidates. [J * seven women now in the Civic Pride Slogan {utouse, en Sen.-Elect Margaret a . . y Edith N Vs a Contest.C 3g ourse Rogers ( - i are certain of returning to Capitol oaths Tues 34 going do co-Spot Slogan Contest with cash awards

The prisoners were led to two|

‘|Men’s Christian Association sec- which blossomed early and

{Sw BtatePUblie Sarvice-Camibiae Batty. Joan: Peterson. J R17, Box sion, will go to Washington v adway; day for the hearing at which the “Margaret Hose Supt, 71, 12 oh

{Commission threatened with ap Bolton (R. 0.), Katharine St.|

legal battle by North Siders ob-| George (R. N. Y.), and Mary T.|° 100

jecting to the location of a tavern Norton (D. N. J.)—are given al

in their area, called upon the belie Snseven chance of re-tion with the Indianapolis Civic

"|torney general for help today election ~ Soy aaey arose after the) | ABC stowed. transfer. of the. s.Runhing_ Mates

are 1. Buffet, Inc., tavern from al Democratic vice presidential best slogans on the subject, {downtown location to 5380 Col- nominee Alben W. Barkley told “Everyone Should Be Proud of {lege Ave. Oklahomans that the Democratic| indianapolis 7 | ‘Residents objected on the {party gave farmers their|peceive the cash

{grounds that transfer of the “brightest and most prosperous tavern violated the residential

section of the liquor law. This Wash., GOP candidate Gov. Earl

section mandates the ABC: to Warren called for large-scale de-| . Political Talks Today

deny permits in areas which are velopment of the Northwest's 75 per cent residential and in power resources. which 51 per cent of the registered voters object. States’ Rights J The commission has asked At-| Gov. J. Strom Thurmond wound torney General Cleon H. Foust up his Kentucky campaign with for an official opinion on the/an attack on all three of his much disputed section dealing|opponents for the Presidency. with residential area permits. The|The State's Rights candidate said attorney general said it would re-| Mr. Truman, Gov. Dewey and

quire a month to prepare the/Mr. Wallace are guilty “either of opinion. ignorance or malicious intent” in

Negus for a civil rights proVincent to Fill TACOMA, Wash. (UP) — Ed

yy Y P ost Monday _{Miller, a farmer near here, reB. Frank Vincent, a Young ports that one of his apple trees,

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retary for 25 years, will assume growing apples, has now bloshis duties as executive secretary somed again.

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west branch of the local YMCA at 4001 Otterbein Ave., Monday. " Mr. Vincent, secretary of the

EVENTS TODAY

torium | water Sivle Theater, “Jack and the Bean stalk” m.,

Knoxville, Tenn., } nama | optimist Clab12: 15 p A Claypool Hotel. | Indiana Stamp Club Three-Day Convention—Begins 10 a. - gr Hotel. |

branch for the aa |EVENTS TOMORROW

{last 21 years, {will replace Willam E. Kuebler, (who recent] t Ww { XM Vincent Le eae eter Nested, for Vet

Deners U , Are. | was made YMCA srans—Call I L1-1941 (Red Cross| for ap- A General—Burl, Helen Sanford.

{metropolitan program and Chris-| . oe tin eupiuge: yyneity W La ng ri ail A I Nobis: Bonnie : John McAdams, 18, Indiana to Bid Saver, 16, 120 8. Sale. Foghoou Si : f sry Joan Lee, “ 5888 EK. [Michigan.| 10 For-Share-of Gas Tevis, 34, 3305 W Was mgton ‘White, Indiana will make its bid for otk Kiveit, 2. Mali ; Peggy

tion of natural gas through the Arthington Bivd : Panhandle Eastern pipelines at a ot’ Figion, ign +H Northwestern; hearing before the Federal Power} Louise Swan, 35, 3 ae _

David Chester Dunh: Commission in Washington, D .|" Ruby Nel Martin, 41, 416 E.

AC next! Adolph Alexander, zn 100 & Capitol; - Williams, ¥, Lawrence Carinon, member Of |p anert Bonuia Dewitt, a. aE ik

states involved, the utilities and Hatley R Piersor Jr, 75 RRS ohox| a the FPC will attempt to work out|smert Claude Clark, 67, Acton; Henrietta an agreement for the distribu-| Xthel Forster, 56, tion of gas this winter. Seaiin Daniel Mr. Cannon said the g , y wil not produce additonal gus 0 unin Kit 2 Lg Cosy for Indiana users but will et w on soar w. an ST rules and regulations to go into John Martin h effect when cold weather sets in.| 15 ‘oos W. New fone Stumbsugh,

18, 1006 The 50 per cent cut in inter- Robert Carver Batley, 1639 Hoyt; Ruth ruptable service will remain in raved Sisge 24 pid 8, "Denied Pras mn. 318 No Hide:

effect, My. Cannoh atid, Ra william August Duennes, 26, 124 W. Troy; hoped Indiana will receive a lit Rios; tie more fuel when the Michigan Sons Lota lenin, 7 5. 31; Ones quota drops from 100 million f DIVORCE SUITS FIL } a day to 30 million feet a day on ne Jaa Biuckherdt; Hem vi.

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WISH—8:30 to 9:00, Governor Dewey. LOCAL WIRE-—1:30 to 1:45, Veter: an’s Bonus. WFBM—4:30 to 4:35, George Denny; 5:05 to 5:10, Democratic Committee.

WIBC —6:10 to 6:15 a. m,, Denny; 8:50 to 9:00, Harry Latham, Democratic Committee. WISH — 10:05 to 10:15, Andrew Jacobs, 11th District Democratic candidate for Congressman.

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