Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1948 — Page 24

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The Truman Re-Deal—No. 4 Named by WIRE [Democrats Cite Pros perity James N. Willingham, new

war memver of racic sation iN. New Deal Extension Bid

- Plan Drive to Meet tion, brid ped pubic relations Administration Annoyed With Stock Market | a ’ Decline Since President's Election Upset |

Shortage of Pastors manager. thodists of Indiana will hold . WIRE! By EARL RICHERT, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer | id to ot candidates for 2 rar KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. 17—In a plush and ornate banquet, a grive 1 Eo and public i room at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City four days! . the ministry next year in order to Sing. - before the election, President Truman made what many of his “ méet the shortage of pastors. ve ations friends regird as his best speech of the campaign. : Announcement of the comin = It was at a dinner honoring the ailing Sen. Robert Wagner | 8l& Co. He previ of New York, author of the Wagner Act and pillar of the Roose-| velt era. The guests were union

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meeting for the “Advance of member of the _|leaders were leaning. And et : ; Christ ang His Come held yes. pro Suctiog ge leager EE ar York Demo are against tapping the till of the! x . [me | ® terday e Indianapolis Meth~ nt o - arm co-ope S. odist. Area in the Roberts Park|Spencer W. Cur- SEVIS The speschig a aly Oe or ate Rai Church, Bishop Richard Cc. Raines, tiss, Inc, #54 be- Mr. Willingham |cast bi per maintaining a strict silence in 5 Episcopal head of the area, spoke fore that serv id regard to price control, rationin : and presided, and 2000 personsias assistant advertising manager Qyen ay on mb : and allocation of vital rata - 19 ed acer ; recruiting cam- jer Wey x latory F-® Matlory.Co news Tejris be i: Tei oadent made such 3u issue paign will be conducted in the OES 3 to Initiate Sa m gi eh he may have to follow up by ask- m \ pe same manner as the drive for] speeches tha ti ing Congress again for standby . Stril nurses now sponsored by the| Queen Esther Chapter 3, OES, davand was powers. church. will hold initiation at its meeting) ; ay to follow But there is no apparent urge NANK Set Missionary Goals at 7:30 p. m. Friday in the Ma-|_ a major ad- to put these into effect and Tru- 100,000 me The area also has set a goal of (Sonic Temple, North and Illinois) grey, * gt Madi-* man aids say frankly they hope ug fun $2.8 million as the minimum for|—— Tar i Square Gar- Mr. Richert no BecetaarY: Nation missi 1 th roll a congregation, Officials den. : d gh Biving 1 a pointed out that this is not the] But the President was in top| MEN’S Sswiralies anc.s pe usual procedure. As a rule, the form. Despite | church and schoo! attendance.|congregation is first formed and| He started ‘by recalling that | Pt i Large reading lists for the intel-i{the church built. afterward. only a short time before there | by the o lectual and spiritual refreshment] Another plan outlined by the had been a dinner in the same)! Agency sha of ministers will be distributed |area was the purchase of farms| hotel for 50 leaders of the: busi- - cn tof among the pastors, Bishop Raines|in Dale, Ripley and Martin Coun-|ness world—men whose total in-| bh ed Comm: said. ties. The minister serving nearby|comes amounted to $7 million— passed Suc The church will build a $25,000 churches will live on the farm|an average of $150,000 apiece. i eat of Na chapel at 65th St. and the Allison-|and be given an equity of $1000| He said Gov. Dewey, not he, ville Road, called the Epworth|in it for every year he remains in had been chosen to address the | Cu Methodist Church and appoint a his dual role of pastor and] [group for obvious reasons. 'Then| A Comn minister to take charge and en-|farmer. came the kicker and theme of the! V E A S around Sw pv y speech. { l ® mn y D )) 1 LAUNDRY ITT “Fellow Victims” iH while our- i) 1S [8 HLA MARTY I [Bl “And you know how this speak- : was report ler started off his speech?” the eral railros . | President asked. “He started by Low, or of the Kiar saying, ‘Fellow victims of the Thus the New Deal.” In-Between push agair The audience roared. oped # southeast Then the President develo] prongs of his contention that these $150,-| If Sos Wihout $n around 8 000-a-year men were just as much that you don't choose pressed clo beneficiaries of the New Deal as|} a funeral director be- | apparent t anyone else; that, in fact, every-|: cause his pricegare as circlement. one, including big business profit-| 3 cheap or cheaper than { The spe ed from New Deal policies. 4 others! ported tha This is still the viewpoint of | § . ; aati columns wi . the Truman administration as it| % You're looking for CT TL [([ Jom he Our Most Popular Laundry Service Is prepares to ask a new Democratic 3 comfort, competence > * bikini 1 . 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