Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1948 — Page 11

FRIDAY BC Sol Dewey Seeks Solution To Human Liberties, | EECA a Civil Rights Problems : | something for you!

_ Places Social Injustice Among ‘Must’ Issues | : : . G. REALLY NICE... ie . If Elected; Begins Final Swing Monday | Manager John McCormick, 8 - DRESS SHIRTS AT dy N

° D ¢ By CHARLES T. LUCEY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer A END A SPECIAL LOW PRICE NEW YORK, Oct. 22--Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, if he is elected! ‘fers this solution for your : 3 President 10 days hence, will go into the White House committed to heating problem, a far-reaching charter of human liberties and civil rights, ; He has made plain in repeated speeches his impatience with so PORTABLE injustices and prejudices which work against minorities because of foe . race, color or religion. And he has indicated that he infends to do il He f something about them if he goes ————t—— — Oil Heaters. to Washington. |herence to American ideas of hu-

Here in New York last night, Man rights. : 1 1% : Sy .

. speaking at the Alfred E. Smith! The Republican. candidate. will wis dinner, he reviewed /2® In Albany over the week-end. what had been done during his {Then Monday night, he leaves for

tenure at Albany. to solve minority (* final campaign swing which A very compact, easy to

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{tionally broadcast speech Tues- ho a coal ofl or kerosene. a S23 the right styling, or choose hel yr -_ ghored 2 »*"|day night, to Cleveland for an- hg) average room. - one of our better patterns ploce ey are mishandled.” |,i1or major speech on Wednesday He | g in taney dren sh He sald it had been found pos- night and to Boston on Thursday 3 re "ork a. irts. These sible to apply peaceful solutions night. This itinerary will be laced & HARDWARE AND originally priced as

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the state's Fair Employment] The Dewey campaign windup T41 MASSACHUSETTS Practice Law. will be in Madison Square Gar- hy Include the South {den the Saturday night before]

Then he added that social in- flection. 3a. sieetion Ee Sov. PLAYING "HOOKEY"—Downtown stores were overflowing today with teachjustice shou e . dealt with : )

" " : : fotl STORE HOURS E J04-/2 MASS AF wherever it is found in America. FUnning mate, will appear jointly ers who "played hookey" from sessions of the Indiana State Teachers Association : ; et that would include the South, of 0 & coast-to-coast hookup. | convention to do a little shopping. Here Mrs. Paul Lewis, former teacher from Mar- | ianloy hv fey DO, ABA | course—and that “we should ion, tries on a hat, assisted by Miss Gladys Neal (center), dean of girls of Marion 3:30 AM 20 40M OY X. ALABAMA

y Our Jolve that problem It American Sheriffs: Hunt High School, and Mrs. Robert McConnell, Lapaz.

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. . {don their camp. the most violent ups and downs bh Bl * { N di 4 f= - in Washington. : os anny mene ADOUE Bloomington Nudists | Marion County deputy sheriffs ‘ More than any other single tod tata-wide i. ral Seros ‘win | Coll oficials DEE Jo issue, this one of civil liberties Were today pressing a state-w mes State Ser when onroe unty offic has been responsible for tearing search for three hoys and three. BLOOMINGTON, oer Rak raided their farm and found 20| . we ry Ce. the Democratic Party to shreds— girls, reported missing since STOUP Of Bloomington nudists will “sun worshipers” in varying}

t| f dress in a drizzling}! 1d N, ILLINOIS ST it turned much. of the. South ! bare their beliefs in Circuit Court states of undres 8 ' ‘ against President Truman in this Wednesday night. . tomorrow rather than accept a rain. . .

campaign. Virgil Quinn and Robert Reas-|“get-out-of-town™ ultimatum from! After the raid the nudists ||

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shh AR Armand 33 SUbteos ving. a. dance-at. Davis Vernon, on whose isolated farm charges if they would move their | : : ect by drawing Re Fie ” i A an AT . To Halo PY wh | Sh i ,

School. Sor gh I FADE out of Monroe di oo io parallel between the human (gi dent at the school told the been operating, have been ordefédfEounty MRE ss ERR RE bs SY 2 rights basic under the American ,meers she saw the sextet leave|to appear in court tomorrow to| Alois Knapp, Chicago attorney >

system and the Communistispe school building, get into a|enter pleas to charges of main- and former president of the Sun- . system. |black sedan and drive off. [taining a public nuisance. {bathing Association of America, | SH: Observing that this nation and| mne officers expressed the opin-| Both Smiths were arrested hurried to Bloomington. He said] its people are dedicated to the|io that the car used by the = SE . . “ 4 ruth thas al men xe created youths was stolen, since none = German ‘Police’ Prisoner Who Escaped I Ee EE in the boys were known to have] Hospital Here Captured :

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there has been raised a system rst mit ln EIANTVILLE, Ind, Oct. 22 A { . i —Arlis M. Miller, 26, one of wish ees it he LING Understanding, says Galled Russ Tool three State Reformatory prisons, nial of God and the abhorrent Labor Aid of Dewey | WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (UP) 6 Who escaped from an Indian-|

uP concept that every human be > ” {apolis hospital Monday, was cap-| 1s a as every other or, if] HAMMOND, Ind. Oct. 22 (UP) ~The big Russian-trained polices, red by deputy sheriffs here yes-

{—John W. Gibson, Undersecre-|force” in Eastern Germany was, ... . eam not, he must be made the tary of Labor, charges that Gov. sized up here today as a “Trojan|'*W0N. | 0 wi. | Lr : | Thomas —E.—Dewey, “ReépublicaniHorse’ army for Moscow in thel pn sq opi yoo tna hovcapoas ‘Split in Opinion presidential candidate, has" “no event Big Four occupation troops here, led deputies to a woods -on| “In that system there may be understanding” of the labor de- are withdrawn. the outskirts of the city where no differences of opinion, in tem- partment or its functions. | The force, which is estimated Miller was hidden, They said hell perament, in talent, in how to| At a Democratic rally last/to have up to 400,000 men, Was was in an automobile stolen in write a story, compose a sym-! night, Gibson quoted Dewey. as fegahiea by American authorities Indianapolis, " phony or build an auto or grow saying in Pittsburgh Oct. 11 that as parf of a plan to asufe Ris. melt mn tompeemen ef cattle. {he was in favor of a strong labor/sian control of at least Eastern 3 Gov. Dewey's approach here department. A week one Gib- Germany in case the Big Four Chrysler Strike Ends was philosophical rather than son said, Dewey told an Indianalagree to remove their own troops.| DETROIT, Oct. 22 (UP)--Pro-an attempt to pinpoint a step-|audience that he would favor, Some quarters here said they duction returned to normal at the by-step program, but he diditaking away one of the depart- would not be surprised if the Chrysler Corporation's main urge a sharing of a conviction|ment's major functions, the en- “police” project leads to an early|Dodge plant today after a oneof the urgent need to apply the forcement of the minimum wage Soviet proposal for troop with- day wildcat strike idled 8000

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