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cal at the Indiana Speaks for University Medical Center. Jersey Republican’ They are Miss Patricia M.| N. Welch, 421 N. Emerson St, and By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Weiter

Rushville today after a week of| Others in the class, inaugurated)

ing in New Jersey, predicted that proval of the American Society!t Ann Davis, Lin-t re-elected. : The son of the 1940 GOP Winama {presidential candidate, |L. Willkie, made speeches for the yett Oakland City. {Governor in Trenton, New Bruns-| {wick, Summit, Paterson and Polley, Bloomington; | Passaic. He is assistant to the ;. ‘ : Chairman {Irma Rumbaugh, Ft.

of the Republican/yi., suzanne Stanton,

as a member of the Indiana Leg- girls, islature. “I feel confident that Gov. Driscoll will defeat his Demo-

Mr. Willkie said. “He has made]

The Governor was attacked ET ee oa Sdwicker Officiates to legalize bingo games for re- Af Services Today | ligious and charitable organiza-! BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 18 tions. Circulars bearing the name| ..,. P i of James. J. McMahon, Montclair,| (UF) Past and present state former Essex County Democratic officials, led by ex-Gov. Ralph F. ShaiPan, ere | Sirculaied SIMONE Gates and Governor Schricker,! Roman Catholic nuns for schooly,i; oficiate today at the dedicaSistribution Jased on he mu. tion of a new, $3.5 million section for school and church ayavgie of Ind. 37 hetween Martinsville would be supported by Mr. Wene, 20d Bloomington. | . Quotes Approval { A motorcade of state officials! The leaflet; quotes the Demo- including Lt. Gov. John A. Wat-| cratic candidate as approving kins and members of the High-| bingo and ‘Governor Driscoll as/way Commission will leave In-

saying: “As to bingo, I might say mony, 3ome ple. chigracterine Sige The new road will stiminate arm . isome 90 sharp curves, many of is gambling and has been known pp, pave been the scene of)

| 10 he an at limes by gangs ter! serious accidents. Highway com-

y. fe expects ret rn | Missioners said there were only| oe Roa pext | 15 gradual curves in the new week. - He is scheduled to appear road. | on the annual New York Herald | Most serious of the accidents] Tribune Forum on Public Affairs on the old road was the Grey-| on Oct. 25. He expects to unfold hound bus crash five miles north] a new plan for using public au-/of Bloomington, near Dolan, last| thority to support privately Aug. 10, when 16 persons were financed social measures, rather hurned to death. The bus atrock| than turn everything over to gov-ig narrow bridge abutment and| ernment, he sald. {burst into flames.

ABC Issues List we THEATER ROBBERY

A Ben Davis community tavern, two bartenders and a waitress received five-day

fore the Alcoholic Beverage Com-' 'mission yesterday on charges ot| METZ, France, Oct. 18 (UP)— allowing minors to loiter about | Edmund Skibb, convicted French the place. |collaborator with the Nazis, was| The Feature Inn, Inc. 6500 W. executed by a firing squad today. | Southern Ave. permittee; Dorcas om B. Roe and William E. Roe, bartenders and Oleta Faye Allen, waitress were penalized. Taverns and bartenders in { Howard, Jackson, Lake, La Porte and Putnam Counties received penalties - ranging from seven to 15 days on various violations of i the Beverage Act.

Men's Forum to Hear ! | Talk by IU Teacher

Dr, Pressly Sikes, professor of | political science at Indiana Uni- | versity, will address the Profeéssional Men's Forum at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Canary Cottage. Dr. Sikes will ask and answer {the topic, “Does Indiana Need a |New Constitution.”

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‘Miss Agatha Griffin, 416 N. New| sianapolis will serve as the

i . it - WASHINGTON, Oct. 18—Philip Jeruty Bt. bon formerly of But-| py qerator for 194950 of the

and Miss Norma ge.onq Synod of the United Pres-

H. Willkie, en route home to J. Schnarr, 1640 Sharon Ave. |puiorian Church.

intensive Republican campaign- at the Medical Center upon ap- of the Woodruff United Presby-|

t of Clinical Pathologists, include with the office of moderator of Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll will bey siss

'den; Miss Shirley A. Halleck, in Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee and c; Miss Ann Hitchcock, Kentucky, Wendell Bedford, and Mrs. Helen Pon On- meeting last week in Dayton.

Ld cratic opponent Elmer H. emo: NOW Highway 3] [tional youth committee. } a fine progressive record in New . throughout the synod but will Jersey and the Republican Party] mt to Be {follow na itinerary, he says. is proud of him.” i { rt

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Named to Conduct Presbyterian Synod

The Rev, Harold C. Irwin of In-

The Rev. Mr, Irwin is the pastor erian Church. He was honored he synod, which includes churches

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Pope May Name Wins “|New U.S. Cardinal GREENFIELD.

mes maenerois ene oi AS ig tigrator among 13 girls enrolled in medi-/ —Vatican sources said today that technology Pope Pigs would hold a consis-| tory early in ‘might take the opportunity to create six new cardinals.

was likely to be included i fhe THE Pope decides to create new { nals. Foremost candidates were P EOPLE’S {believed to be Archbishop Rich-| ard James Cushing of Boston and Archbishop John Timothy MeNicholas of Cincinnati.

liam Cardinal O'Connell, at the semi-annual gjeq in 1944. Cincinnati, where Father McNicholas has been arch- | He will preside at the meeting |yichop for almost 25 years, has

Also In the class are Miss Doris the coming summer held on the, or nad a cardinal. The arcn-| Mrs. campus of Hanover College and a i Wayne; at the one a year from now in Evans- Princeton, Ind, when his sucSenatorial Campaign Committee i110. Miss Marianna = Trimble, cessor will be elected. The Rev. , |and himself seeking re-election yrindran and two out-of-state Mr. Irwin came to Indianapelis| from Lincoln, Neb. about three land a half years ago. served as chairman of the synod's youth fellowship and on the na-

bishop also has been an assistant] at 1923.

bers 55 isources said the Pontiff might] bring the college to its full membership of 70 in a special = EO sistory later in) the Holy Year| nigh

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