Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1950 — Page 10

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WASHINGTON, Feb, 18 Sen. : : h ’ : : hysician here for 4% years, has : 3 Homer E. Capehart, (R. Ind.), rs Sy : 5 han : candidacy for the Charges Federation : 2 sald today that he will debate : announced his

| n for Mar Tries to Force Little | ~~ i i Rep. Jacobs, Indianapolis Demo- : d ma Xe TT aT i Fracture j : ; crat again only “when an if he ? = : ory 4 p oner in the May ; While Man Out of Business : . 2 (Jacoba) gets the Democratle ; i . a > yl i {2 primary: rf In Swi - 1 i i nominatipn for senator.” ; i si oo y : 2 SL ; ow DES JMOINE; - he re JE ; ’ f Mr. Jacobs wrote Sen. Capehart i : . \ 2 2 Soetor : © A. Prince Al; Charles F on phi the a letter asking him to debate the : — ’ : ‘ “many govern- ] leg in three oy ee ye gL subject: “The Republjcan Political! Z. x ——— : e itions # i § accident nea fight for his farm income plan Statement Issued Feb, 7, 1950: { 5 ) A A : © [ment positions & BL vesterd into the Midwest stronghold of Deservés Public Confidence.” - "nog ( z ” = h , : + |for the last 25. fe “screaming % the American Farm Bureau Fed- The Senator and Congressman z No Tm He +o : years, including 5 3 by Sannen h eration, accused that organiza- toured the state debating during . ORT ; - : = rh ; - jactivity asa We Hom today of tying to force little the 1949 congressional recess. , . S—— : : ; ; pinged 3 armers out of business for the As to comment on the Jacobs . V ervic benefit of "big-scale” farmers. § chalenge for ob 3as0bs pARHY 10vEY AND physician, sur- y Farm Bureau President Allan y : § / Sen. Capehart said: Loupy 18% - g 5 geon at the Ma- Dr. Briggs B. Kline, in a gloves-off cornbelt 3 E , se “That is silly, because Con- Ay . . esa : rion County Jail debate at the National Farm In } ? V 4 ®ressman Jacobs nows we ecan- Nd ! 3 - and work in 11 different capacl stitute, - branded the Brannan ? is not leave Congress to debate up A ¢ . : : LEGEND : . ties for the government during plan “something for nothing” bait i ; and down Indiana. If and when SN RR : SCATTERED" = World War L to lure farmers into a “new des” ] ; ¥ he gets the Democratic nomina- wd iN SHOWERS dea fdr. Submarines potism based on government fav- Z ’ : tion for Senator, I not only will be Fie : v; .., Dr. Briggs’'s suggestion to the

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I ' ‘ two oh F / Mr. Jacobs took the view that WML MLOFF, COPR 1950 E0W. L.A WAGNER. au RGNTS st . {by ships resulted in a listening Aly Khan farm leaders had shared the Sen, Capehart just doesn’t want f RESERVED. device that has been used ever Rita and same pin TI SCE SATA An 3 any more debating now, and said TODAY AND TONIGHT —Large arrows point out airflows which will determine weather dur: | since in submarine warfare. en a Ds wunced his controversial plan 2 “Considering the subject I sug ing next 24 hours {He has been something of an §§ ried last Ma

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’ the birth of 4 him.” vised the air reversing gear on payments hat ‘wold hot iiee Tour ih In Indianapolis—Vital Statistics comtive” engme. atooverea fl Diszound dn market prices of farm products : | born Dec. 28 F usts. " &” ' Warren Central Class ee eniesireen } _____|that corn smut has value in . Mr. Brannan's bristling attack EVENTS TODAY Prospect Chater, OES—T45 p. m., bali at John | B. Sloan, 45. 1119 N Pershu ag; Liz-| treating some maladies of the Mrs. Mere before some 4500 farmers and! Folk des. promote brotherhood among interfaith groups in | To Present Play [Kappa Delta Phi Sorority—Last day, Clay- Tospect- aid State. [Robert 'W Andrews. 13. hafaseite, Lian Numan body and he discovered a will lead a dis Phere was seen as an adminis- the Kirshbaum Center. Dancing, left to right, are: Don Stillerman, The junior class of Warren: nana 5 Sports and Boat Show—Perform.- MARRIAGE LICENSES Randall Johnson. 46. 3; 19th; ‘Adete] TOALINEDE for unqulant fever, Feb. 27 for ration bid to weaken the hold Ed Saters, Mary Pearcy and Charlene Charley. Central High will present the play 10 and 9:30 p.m. week d&ys| Adam Gillette. 43, Dayton, Oi Mary EM. Edwards. 48, 323 W. 19th. He lives with his family at Warren Centr on their. followers-of the -Jeaders- ! NT - : ¥ DER ja : discussion. wi

1 TQaventeen 3 arg in" anit 2 30. Sand 8:30 p.m. Sundays 2 W. Clark, . 320 W. 42d; Mary J. 2 cos of the nation’s biggest far Seventeenth Bummer at 8 p. i ih” 26, Fairgrounds Maurie Frisch 43, Cleveland, O.; Beth |, Lewis 20. 406 8. Rural poe Broadnay Bag uy. of he nation's biggest farm or- . Mar. 3 in the school BUCO. Citywide Be of National Crime! Svera, 36, Cleveland, Peiniots, 30. 2818. Capitol; Clarice inthe -K.—-of - P. building, -@ time Mrs, } 3 . | p — n 2 ¢ 8 222 he oi TARIGANGH he fore hie year's elec-, S ecial Events ; “ Lead roles will be taken by Queen Marcharit Taroavs po BS on Dewey Boman, 2 4, 24s N. Richland; doh F. Kelley Yin 143 Ss. State; Phyllis secretary of ons, in whic 8 e " . ve « x, Ne ueen A a y—Th 0 ;. AL : . J. Smith. 09 sl " } his farm plan was ; Charles Huffman, Sally Farmer, Linaol Carson Jr.’ 31, | a RI. BUring: 115 British Prinfers giene, has tal ; 1aping up as a key farm-state Shirley Bohannon and Joe Mit- India na Weavers. Guild—1:30 p.m., John , FHUM& LC pA J. Ledman. 34 Kenton, oO : 3sue m . a .

27th; Patsie x tral High usey g 7 Raymond L. McClure, 18, 11 8. Ran . f higetor, nn Dates ill United | wil liam Chishotte: 3% 803" Payette; Mi} dolphi; Carmel Cockrell, ‘18. "as Hadley. To Tour Plants Here . q Y S — \ { R > ; 2% Have Sharp- Clash 0 ar pp , 4 Committee - chairmen for the [Parish War Veterans rouxiliary—2:3( yo dred P. Jackson. 33, 905 Favette {Paul’J Taylor, al 338 Flete her; Virginia| A letterpress team of 15 mem- . Fred W. Lg Turning to Mr. Kline, Mr. Bran-| | fg play include Marilyn Endicott Monster Hes 15 p.m, Sen- (James F, Burdett, 22, RR 18, Box 360; John OSU, 43. RR. 2, Box 138; Edythe bers representing typographical president, L han snapped: : make-up; Norma Tash, costumes; m., All Souls Uns. BI Gibson, a7, 801 8. Richland: Dorothy | ggg arg Nicholson, 32, 1533 &. Alabama: labor and management in Eng- ® Advertisi “I would like to ask the gen- Nationally known speakers and : Wilmer Neal, decoration: Joan Tian Churet : Richard. Sullivan, 23, 1720 W. Minnesota; { nS d. Beever, oh oi Be echer. yi. /land will tour major Indianapolis Agency, + a Joroth 2 2 s+ 3 o tieman: Do you think jt fair to special programs for all ages will : Chapman, program; Margaret EVENTS TOMORROW Percy Clarion: I 3% & "$94 Cleaphia | etfs Spencer, zi. ots Vila 0 printing plants Thursday. syed; al an Zi , (ry ¢ . ts, rapol 3 arti a] your own members to be openly highlight Brotherhood Week be- ' . Kirk, publicity; Peggy Won Indiana Seria And’ Boat Shy pry Dasa Cares 5 E Bd Mary Lou |. Mary R. Thomas, 19, Wannamaker, Ind. | Larry Taylor, vice president of vertising cl favoring still lower price supports! ginning today Spreckelson, property. and 2. 3.30, 5.and 8:30 p.m uve | Kriech, 17. 2048 8. Pen nsylvania Roland £ Beret, 23 E Raymond: Mar- the International Typographical gession of » ows oP ts g ; Fr ac 1 sh. 26, Falrgr 5 Harry R. Casper, 35, 1830 Ludigw; Maz- ni i i i te Lar [Algiers 10 a hate) hope on) Cornelia Otis SKinner, noted : Staging ‘will be done by Jack Citywide ' Observance of National Crime J Jorle S. Kramer, 30, Wayne C teen Union said the team arrived in Ohio Sta

Mr. Kline an Towa. native, flayed the Branna lan 2 -| gram that nab amr author of the best-selling novel, income dependent on their obe-| Strange Fruit, vi speak. on dience to government regimenta JProtherhood 1s Not a Dream” at . sa Qh tion, would not really i in|3-30 Pom. today. in the “Senate Cornelia Otiz Skinvier cheap food for “consumers and |Avenue YMCA. would “standardize agricultural| The Inter-faith, Interracial production on a relatively low | Brotherhood Youth Council level of efficiency.” sponsor a city-wide, get-acquain-

“Experience has taught us that! ted party Monday from 7 to 9

programs in the grade and high schools. These will include the showing. of films provided by the Indianapolis Chamber of Com-

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Displaced Persons Group Discussion — 8 b Jurnil, 17, 1715 more profitable for. = those big 2925 Rader; Harriett Parton Bettie Mae vs. Bill Bennett : Paul T. vs. Bernice G. is Resea vive?” at 12:15 p. m. in the Indianapolis Johnson. 19, 1135 8. Keystone. Wells. here when the team arrives. - tising Friday. Charles vd NOW y: | non, has beer 27 young Am “local amba: RGIS | cn Washington. married and | FURNITURE from the Un > r in the Kirshbaum - Center... tr and operator. AN 3 (Fi / i | | / 2% Prior to joini Washington is not the way to] [ Y ‘ 4 | \ Three Ind Other celebrations marking during the week in local movie

“ ; : ' yt. : address at the luncheon meeting al Estella Fetter, Frances Curley p.m. Cropsey auditorium; Cent Li- Frederick E. Comer, 44, Alexandria; Aretta| Hazel vs. Cecil Holtsclaw; Lovice vs, Start the tour through several ing & Sales F écale farmers with larger cash of Christians and Jews Thursday Mrs. Lola Pence, teacher, will! Kirshbaum Center J. Lutes, 19, 1225 Eugene Marie 8. Richard E. Taylor. Marjorie vs. {planned at union headquarters ence on Ady y. — : ; 5 mais ———— — Columbus, {Athietic Chub, - — ty RTS in |Young people will dance folk and| “pag Liebtag of the National ment he was e «p |8quare dances and play games tod men, Harry G Butler Graduates Brotherhood Week are special theaters. | Sra : y

Coun i it 1 writer, will give the 1 “my Shircliff and Roger Oertel, while Prevention Week—Through Fe John Sherers, 22, 1645 Churchm a "Eve- DIVORCE SUITS FILED this country last Tuesday to versity Adver ness, so that Yarming can he 20'T05% and writer, w v , : : 4 ; ve die y v C. Summers, 41, Alexandria | Ernest Chadwi P 1 Ralph C on of the Indianapolis Round Table § and Marilyn Endicott will prompt. Fish, | vo Comncit-7-9 p.m. Rebert iy as 41, Al Be ae ieole yy Pan states. A banquet has - been motion C reserves who are able to sur-! direct. 2 Golden Rule Auxiliary, OES—Nodw, 2360 Burl Neal 21. J7ss Thaddeus; Oqua M. James J: Oakley; Thursday a Lillian Smith of Clayton, Ga., ’ i | P-imerce with Joe Pierson as narpaying for things by way of Ll A} yy : and the Civil | save money,” Mr. line said, “ , Screen Service, Kenneth Collins of a dollar sor ily Ar. Xin to W. rash- gether. Ed Slator of the Mayer the Indiana Theater and Foster i Kk andse! ed-in ~ ington and comes back whole.” {Chapel Neighborhood House 18 Gaucker of MGM are arranging ans U. 8. Navy. crete |chairman of the Youth Council. |r protherhood films to be shown prt Ph hd 3 Krueger and

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