Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1950 — Page 8

ASPHALT TILE | Half of Electoral Votes HELSINKI, Finland, Jan. 18 (UP)—Juho Paasikivi, the man | who refused to say yes to the Russians, was re-elected president of Finland * today, overwhelmingly defeating the Communist candidate.

Mr. Paasikivi won more elec-

RUBBER LINOLEUM | ASPHALT | toral votes than the combined total of his two oppanents— 29¢ ea 14¢ ea Te ap Communist Mauno Pekkala and OO ME | 99 TE | 99 THE ‘Agrarian Urho K. Kekkonen by]

taking at least 170 of the 300 at| stake. 1

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Mr. Paasikivi were chosen.

announced shortly after reply: to a Soviet demand

extradition to Russia of

rauition of the alleged Finnis var criminals to the Soviet Union lid not provide the Communists ith the ammuntion they exd in the election.

The new president will be yamed In the electoral college

| Feb, 15.

RUSS PLAY PANS MISdDOURI MOSCOW, Jan. 18 (UP)—"“The Missouri Waltz,” a new play by Nikolai Pogodin dealing with the Pendergast political machine, opened simultaneously in Moscow's Vakhtangov Theater and a number of provincial theaters last night. . The Moscow performance was loudly applauded.

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|After Making king

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In addition to 107 electors of| The group

ote for Canada and Alaska, of which 20, Democrats pledged to v {000 are Hoosiers,

The results of the election were members the [Jeff said.

Paasikivi government drafted its} for | 300 Rochester, N. Y., Finnish “war criminals.” |

A Russian note demanding ex-| h | nually.

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Group Membership : Put at 1,031,000

Jeff Davis, King of the Hoboes went back on the road di: after a business visit to Indi apolis. He was here yesterday to fi the annual statement on

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been elected king annually since) 1908 and permanently in 1935. Income reaching the home of fice in Cincinnati last year was $3061. Outgo amounted $2748.07. Balance $313.07. 1,031,000 Members ; claims: 1,031,000 members in the United States,

in Indianapolis,

Mr. Davis is a working man on the convention in last year, the lymembers voted him . 3500 wages and $500 travel allowance anHe supplements this in~{come by selling razor blades, | His job, King Jeff said, is to | visit the 19 vice presidents and

salary. At

[the executive members scattered Lyd oe Jury Expected To Get Case Friday

over the North American conti{nent. i Three Trustees He also visits the three trus{ees of Lhe nonpiofit, incorporated organization. They dare Jack] Dempsey, restauranteur and for-

mer heavyweight boxing cham-idefense

pion of the world; John Christenson, a lumberjack In Seattle, and] |General Jacob Coxey, Massilon, | 0. who led Coxey's Army of) funemployed®* on a march into}

“1 saw General Coxey recently in Massilon,” Jeff said. “He's 96 years old now, but still spry as a kid.” Things would be looking up for Jeff and his group, he said, if it weren't for the tramps and bum:

hoboes, “Travel and Work’ “Hoboes travel and work’ Jeff explained. “Tramps travel but don't work, and bums don’t do either one.” Jeff is balding now, and fatter than the youth who began his life's work so long ago in an unusual profession. He wears his fringe of gray hair with the same jaunty air as the $15 hat, $35 jacket and $20 shoes he won on a radio program last fall in Chicago. Jeff estimates he has covered 3 million miles in 54 years of constant travel, He had a message to impart before he left for St. Paul, Minn., to see Dr. A. J. Tuppa, his organization auditor: “America needs more sitters,” he said.

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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 18 (UP) ~A jury begins deliberating today

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NEW YORK, Jan. 18 (UP) —|

Hiss was in recess today as at- 17, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Partorneys for the prosecution and 0S became parents for the first

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uled to begin deliberations late five pounds, one ounce, was born. Friday on government charges that Hiss lled when he told a grand jury in 1948 that he never slipped secret government papers] to a prewar Communist spy ring. The government rested late vesterday, Twenty-two minutes| ater the defense rested. They) 1ad entered 423 exhibits.and had alled 113 witnesses, including hose recalled and those whose) estimony was entered by deposi-| tion, in 37 court days. |

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