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Democrats ‘Sandbag SE ‘U.S. Staffs, Says GOP coon Scie imide, Siri S25 Vein

sooiaand,. for. universal military, both Me. Truman and Gov. ' z ‘ x. . : ogi om Rl eo METAR AT S0 a stentot ammasai Harold SPINY wie Norv oars ld Qu mm . of the country would be immune (joveland, Boston and New York. O. Burnett, Republican candidate S 0 : 0 (§) 4 Gt in oa sk ta tie Jo Mg Mg vn 2. Tr VE . from a future war. The President also plans to hit for joint state senator from Mar- S , 9 : 7

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| oo Prospects Shine Poisoned Drunken Soldier feo 1 Wl | 5: For ‘Stars’ Series To Prevent Arrest, Girl Says (uev. 7 on non

: wills. Ln ~& Mt. Vernon, N, Y,, salesman Tells Police She Gave Arsenit to Airman * (fled a $1 million slander sult in

President Takes Rest: Dewey to Talk Twice |}

Chief Executive to Resume Stump Saturday With Swing to Middle West

By United Prem The Truman aaministration was accused by Republicans today of recruiting campaign workers from the federal payroll and trying . to “sandbag” political contributions from government workers. The charges were similar to those voiced recently against the GOP itself by Democratic National Chairman: J. Howard McGrath Ha Bra “7 |and other party spokesmen.

» Dannie Sue G : S : mach | Meet $50,000 Deficit Hughett; 19, told police today she fed a ‘young airman arsenic so he! Morris D. Solon, named the! assy to 1 o——y | A 1949 “Stars Under the Stars” would be taken to the hospital instead of being thrown in the Price Label Co. Bridgeton, N. J, 0 Yay A ge. s series at Butler Bowl seemed guardhouse as a drunk. a x : as a defendfint, together with its| “For 5 years I suffered Ti iad Ml likely today, following yesterday's "4 The airman, Cpl. Robert’ M. Burt, 19, of San Marcos, Tex. president, Libero J. Danéluzsi;/828 Swelling and bloat,” annual meeting of the Indianap- gieq at the Great Falls Air Force Base Hospital yesterday from secretary, Percival K. Arthur, Well-known citizen: “My olis Theater Association. a dose of arsenic. yong we |and attorney, Harry Kaufman, Just laid ‘in my stomach J. M. Bloch, association pres- Held in the county jail were dick and was taken to the hos- Mr, Solon charged after his dis- 'urned to gas. Had ident, and Harry V. Wade, ex- Mrs, Hughett “and her room- Pital. Just before he died, he told missal the defendants circulated rom this condition. 1 tried hip oh ecutive committee chairman, dis-'inate, Mrs. Flaine Johnston, 21. Attendants he knew something'a report among his present | medicines, but they never -hi closed that the past season's def- Mrs, Hughett, the mother of an WAS Wrong with the coffee. . = customers he attempted to black- AnY effect on me, but finally. icit of some $30,000 had been met 3. month-old baby, was examined! However, he sald, he trusted mail. officials of the Edgar r, found INNER AID, It Slanteg [bY the guarantors, by a psychiatrist, « Mrs, Hughett and planned to Rar. ny ga Fr sey i

i marry her after she divorce : a 1 oy | Extend List Mrs. Hughett told. police that| UY Jer eR I OF ed (only medicine that ever heiped ‘1 | Mos hi) the guarantors have Cpl. Burt came té her Apartment... stationed at the airbase ' ae.” i § agreed to continue their support Sunday night “so arunk” she ) : | : | Al form ue for another season, provided the wanted to give him something ughra. Hughes ao ce nie ha A ne eu Er guarantee list can be extended to “to make him sick so he could . 8 9 i '

| p pO include more persons and organi- get past the.gate (at the base) 5'VIn8 Burt arsenic, (planta. It has relieved many :

| : ro | {ple who had never heen real Warren Addr | They ‘came during a bier wii zations, Mr. Bloch said. and go to the hospital instead of Rescue 3 Fish | AS Pi RIN Nd before by any mediel ly SSE in the presidential in-fighting. | Mr, Bloch reported also a to- the guard house. ermen y (Taken shortly before 1 nit . President’ Troman’ was resting’ tal attendance for the 1948 season She admitted she put three tea] PROVINCETOWN, Mass, Oct. ba - mixes with your food, thus elimi H of more than 98,000. {spoons of arsenic, baking soda 20 (UP)- Three fishermen were! 3 RELIEVES SIMPLE nating -the poisons that foste@ !

1 2 : Li the White House in prepara- | egion lami {tion for one last swing around i {the campaign circuit starting | MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 20 (UP) Saturday. | Gov." Earl Warren of California! Republican nominee Thomas E. told the American Legioh today Dewey planned to go to New that he was proud of America for York City for two “non-political” developing a non-partisan. foreign speeches and a series of conferpolicy which will survive “a ences with his political strategists. enange A Pational leadership.’ © Offers ‘Proof’ Je : e Republican candidate for . ; ee vice president, speaking as a dele-| Herbert Brownell. . GOP cam y.’ gate Tom Califotsla Hom the static copies of what he sald was BALLOT BONNET—-MrS, RiTruman addressed the Legion- 2 letter to government workers! ley Miles Gilbert, Mew York naires Monday as a delegate from from the chairman of the Demo- __ . .. says she'll wear this Missouri, said he was honored cratic Radio Time Committee. | ' oo p “to share in your program with. Mr. Brownell said the letter car- Dewey hat until the GOP canour comrade, the President of the ried “a very thinly veiled threat dijate is elected President. United States.” of reprisals against those who do NE sii

“1 am proud of my country be- not contribute.” cause it has taken the first steps, Mr. Brownell's statement ap- Burnett aps to establish one American for- parently was in answer to ‘a eign policy that is above partl- pemocratic charge Monday that ’ ow . sanship,” he said, “and not sub- Republican employers are “blackject to change every time there mailing” white collar workers gis I 101 AW is a change of national leader- nis contributing to the GOP war

ship.” chest. Indiana's gggistration law “creHe supported the Legion de-i pyuring the finale of the cam- oo. ooo co W0oice than those it

Association officers. for 1948 in- and rancid butter into.a cup of|rescued 13 miles off the tip of stomach trouble. It will cleanse b

(clude: Mr. Bloch, president; Henry coffee that Cpl. Burt drank. Then, Cape Cod today when the crew of the bowels, clear gas from stom: Holt, first vice president; H. T. she said, she took him to the a fishing dragger plucked thém| |ach, enliven liver and remove Pritchard, second vice president: base. {from the overturned hull of their! |bile from the system. Bo don’t L. G. Gordner, secretary, and J.

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