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’ > » » . i Ve ¢ 2 : 4 : y y. - PAGE'S... = ‘THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES a : SUNDAY, SEPT. 25, 1949 ~ SUND | S. Warned Cornerstone to Be Laid for Riley Research Center . [The God-Seeker [EE re SAUEB Farmers G pe pe 7 fn, 0 ry gg (rr tried Jeu AN): ed \ Ey It ; / ‘NORTHAM To K | ‘ ong didh : am ae ¥ ” : ; i 4 , y RAYS Veo *| construction: vet want dhove in A ow, : CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Thal oneep Leal ER. 00 A Aue GREER nr on ie mh see uke avo ae owe 12d Jes i nt SE i a 3 . » : # L ve eT, | saw that Selene was not so strong’ became ansious and faded, and can meet for pani ’ ply i. A " * Lie he : wily {and quenchless of energy as he ;..4q years of husbandly inepti-| ; —

had thought. Her face had al-yude But when Dr. De ; d § | ways been thin; it was pinched an Ap a ar your nee S

* now. He insisted, long before she night, Selene rallied to resolution

In Atom Race

Size of Supply { would have thought of it, that she gpg, in the meager new bedroom Attend a Free Lecture Entitled Crucial Item. {give up her authoritative bustiing|with the Mount Vernon wallpa-| - wif ' yin the American House dining per, with Selene screaming—that “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: Says Lilienthal room. “Te got to have! 00) 827 girl of Eliot House man- ’ : protested, led and triumphant—their son, Tr Lo MYLER | |something #40 do!" -I can’t just ‘Ethan Allen Gadd, was born. | THE SCIENCE OF WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 | sit around our little hole in the gejene had a fanatical devotion. LIFE ABUNDANT” David E. Lilienthal believes that wall, « . to the baby, and she no longer Russia's possession of the A- | | an.» 4 went to work. bomb means this country must Re EN in that same hour (To Be Continued) by do everything and anything to Seth Buckbee and insisted that, Copyright, 1949. Sinclair Lewis int- N S. 5 necessary to “establish unques- he be allowed to buy the four- feo? SLsstii Sols "Net Face: Fo BR. HENDRIE J. de LANGE, {. tioned and unmistable leader- - Ima EA gy poty pet 0 room cottage which’ they had Corvorstion. = ~~ = of New York, N. Y. ship” in the atomic armaments; : on N just finished on land which they gg: of The race between the East and west.| This is an architect's drawing of the new research building at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for owned SpecUlative}Y, "i Highballing Bonned ' Member ha the Suerd Ad Lacturmbiy ai The Atomic Ene ommis- | Children. ext morning, Aaron Se. VY iy . . == Mathes harch, M hve Eine, . ivator Shoe sion chairman is on vacation in| : lene into their wonder house, a The Gilmer city commission Scientist, in - Boston, 4 anf human fo Martha's Vineyard, Mass. But he! Cornerstone for the new re- of the medical profession from sponsors of the dedication cere- gtory.and-a-half high, a white Passed an ordinance requiring shape i talked telephone with dssoci-| CATch center at the James throughout the country are. monies. Cape Cod cottage looking down that engineers of the Cotton Belt ' } ates Ly np authorized the, Whitcomb Riley Hospital for scheduled to attend the cere- President Herman B Wells, 1; the Mississippl. In ing down Rallway slow their traing to six Tuesda September 27, | 9 and permit | United Press to quote him as feel-| Children will be laid on Oct. 7. monies, : TU president, is general chair- room was a handsome cast-iron miles per hour while inside the Y mal health Ing precisely now as he felt before the 100th anniversary of the Indiana University and the man of the Riley centennial fireplace, and it was all pine- city limits, The i car-| ] VATOR she he knew Russia had the bomb. birth of the famous Hoosier Riley Memorial = Association, celebration. He said the Indi- smelling and. sweet and fresh and ries a ‘maximum penalty of $100. 8 P M. “ Mr. Lilienthal referred his Ass0-| et. currently conducting a $1 mil- anapolis event would be among ei SOLE F | Notables from every county lion campaign to staff and equip the highlights of the state-wide " 8 In : SHOES )

ciates to a statement he made be-

fore- thie. House-Senate Atomic in Indiana as well as leaders . the new Riley addition, are co- observance. Fara FALL ‘BEAUTY SPE! | : SOLE FITT Energy Committee on July 6 ] " a CHURCH EDIFICE and re-vital

He knew then that Russia Red Orator Assessed Peron Parries Dollar Question ; : SOLE FITT! would one day make atomic $9 Fine for Insult BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, “No” they admitted. Regular $10.00 Regular $12.50 Twelfth and Delaware Streets lation and er weapons. He knew then that the mes Foreign Sefvie o ees oie . } ing on Bubl United Nations’ failure to agree SYDNEY, Australia, Sept. 24 Sept. 24—Speaking. before a Bee a Stated. hyn Woal OIL COLD TERS may on a world atomic control plan, Australia’s Reds may tone down b{bricklayery union, President Juan Possible difference could it make: % ' $ ; 4 . for free lite Vii had bled to, 87 311 (heir spscher a1 PUL Gar Domingos Peron wa waked sev. Vr Shot movil AYE WAVE EH Aenapi w at an atomic armaments race Ings In future. , va ' 2 : rist. Scientist, of Indianapolis, Indiana ‘was inevitable. An official of the Communist- *"! uestions about Argentina's pricklayers. : ' ’ polis,

Speaking for his fellow commis-| | controled Ironworkers’ “Assoc wid a Hi 70% Brought thai MOST INDIANS POOR POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOP 3 All Are Cordially Invited

sioners about the attitude with/tion was. hailed into court and

which they assumed control of the fined $9 for publicly referring up,” he said. “Now I want to. Only two percent of the In- 309 R It Bid multi-billion-dollar atomic project!to a New South Wales state offi- ask you: Have any of -you ever dians living in America have in- ooseve 9 » RI. 5151 two years ago, and their attitude cial as a “lily-livered louse.” seen an American dollar?” comes exceeding $500 a year. n -~ AR, » hs a

now, he said: “We believe as one man, and the President, our immediate su- rr perior, believes that we should let ~ nothing stand in the way of arm-| * ing this country atomically in such a way as to erect a great @ deterrent to aggression in the world; ‘that we should establish unquestioned and unmistakable

leadership, and in this way thus ; to buy time for reason to prevail.”| - This meant that atomic pro-

duction had to “be drastically stepped up.” It was. It meant that

the United States “must become . ys IR undernea unmistakable and unquestioned.” Atomic experts believe it has 4 vance-Design value

done so. /

The country, Mr. Lilienthal said, “had to be wid agairi-and again that the monopoly and the knowledge in the making of atomic weapons was one that could not last indefinitely.” It also was told, “and correctly, ' that Russis will i tins be able

other atomic experts have said since learning of Russia's bomb that: : “Numbers and not simply the first atomic weapon are the crucial n

That still is what Mr. Lilienthal believes, and he still believes that it is the commission's job to concentrate on weapon production 4 and to refuse “to be distracted by

{rigs that dspormas and. one. usefull enterprise] : neg ot o pv gore well Lave gone to.” Because the commission has spent the great bulk of its energy and appropriations on jacking up the A-bomb stockpile, officials doubted that President's Truman's disclosure of Russia's atomic progress would force any | great revamping of the U. 8, pro-| gram.

GOP Kick-Off to Be Held Here Thursday

A meeting of the county and district vice chairmen of the Re-| publican party in Indiana has been called for 10 a. m. Thursday at the Claypool Hotel, by Mrs. | Mabel 8S. Fraser, state GOP vice chairman. The meeting will serve as a special kick-off to a series of county - by- county meetings planned for Republican women of the state. Mrs. Fraser sald plans would be laid for increasing activities te “capture votes for the party in in coming elections.”

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