Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1950 — Page 4

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Cause’ of GP Former Herbert | perintenden press Agen: in Lynn ¥ 2 86. :'d 7 lames Party : Mr. Calk « .. ‘Ineffectiveness’ in Galesbu Hiway League Address RAINEY I Times Special He. had ROCKFORD, Il, Mar. 11—Re- téndent of publican “ineffectiveness” was - Co. In ‘Cinc _ blamed for the party's 1948 elec uperiateng tion defeat in an address here to- " {iste pd ation ‘night by Sen. William E. Jenner a consolidates - AR. Iad.). = 5 00 0 WOOL = 1018. Denouncing President Truman's Oo “os a. ’ Ivins Fair Deal domestic program and Funeral administration foreign policy, | fn Lynn Hi a * GABARDINE nd ho. “Without wanting to argue the | a ! 3 subject, I make so bold as to say Services the outcome-of 1948 was.not due! . 3 & ~~ RPTVices to Mr. Truman's effectiveness in-| | line Turne so-much-as-it--was--to--our inef-/ . “willbe hel fectiveness, | row in the “Our party will return to power, | Church. Bu not when we have gone farther! —HilL toward selling the country down! Mrs. Tur the river than has the present Tuesday in crowd. Not when we have sought | : lifelong res

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country, but when there comes _ Phillip Ch the realization on the part of our| . ; Mothers’ C people that they have lived tool — tucks High long under a government of hy-| + - Survivors poerisy. George; a When the plain people realize | y : Janie; the that for every sack of potatoes or : Temple; fiv coal, or of a dollar extra in the| Friley, Mrs. wage envelope they get, the] SH k Misses Cec bureaucrats gétibetter deep freez- - Temple, a ers, Cadillacs and even yachts) A od NO 3 , fe . Arthur, Ra arr Because you'll simply live in yours . . . they're tai a Called Out on Strike lored to keep their looks, with details like crepe lin- TIRES OF ( “I- doubt the world has ever ; OITA, Ja . known a more cynical exploita- ings and hand piped button holes. Wonderful colors, She stepped tion of one’s fellow-man than has curtain, bo taken-place-in-this country since : a SU “mi ht bu two. Na audience for Mar. 4, 1933—all under the guise too... and at this price you mig Lg y vy, her throat. of humanitarianism, It has been i i hecks footlights. a humanitarianism that divides gray, black, red, jade and skipper blue. Also chec tress, Shizu the workers of the country up : 1 note saying among four or five or six labor ond tweeds. Sizes 10 to 20—16% to 2414. yg be bosses—some twenty million e— Workers haivs been 90 3ppustioned. ~ Photo by John Spicklemire, Times Staff Photographer. > strike on real grievances pir A brisk, cold March morning looms in Indianapolis. Here, Miss Indiana, atop the monument Se own or to advance the thirst for, on MoAument Circle, greets a new day at dawn. UA he All -We | hed AB ARDINE power of their: Bosses, and when ia group of 259 members made! 00 _.the trip at an average rate of : a : ’ 3 [seven and haif-- ours each amie fess eR sr mc mn ses ssn SE aE bE of work — some other group ; ) P P E R S in a related industry is being While in Pensacola, the pilots similarly manipulated. BE \ndianapolis Plan Fi ht Su {will be guests of the Navy al: “In return, the bosses enjoy! y| though participants in the flight ; = the Bellshazzers feast that ts| EVENTS TODAY. Bowhiin. 3 H are paying their own expenses. 3 Washington. They are sent on|Ameriean Lesion State rn maine Aleys | Pensacola Trip | They - -will go to sea for one day : \ gov ernment excursions to the | | Tri Cities ais, cing pool Hote tains and St rt Sait d ja boar an aircraft carrier to a x fashionable watering spots of | Delaware Alley ars vraay {watch qualifications of Navy stu- | ~~ Florida, Bermuda, the Riviera, to marten A% Mises stared 3, wot The largest mass flight of per- dent pilots. the pyramids of Egypt in order Indiana St Bale] odaration of Poetry Clubs \sonal' planes in the history of Bill Renshaw, secretary of the| : that they oan bons up on ancient Ancient’ Orier of Hibernians—9 8. m., In: private aviation will take off eg pg aD ru Smart, Youthful, New culture, perhaps, iearn how men er | Saturday for a five-day trip to : : W . # EV MORRO an-opportunity to. see. Arst-handR. ofan — Frc REE ME rg A re EA Ve a ar et ei A 3 hy is Were uaatpuisieg Comer Brana sh Natal Yorn oma! opie (the Naval Alr Tralulig Statioh'ihe preparations being made fori All lengths, also checks, plaids, fleeces, suedes, : . n » { } 2 Simple Organization hs CouUNiIY's dir defense Fue: broadcloths. Sizes 8 to 18, 38 to 44. Colors~-Red, ple Org ; ™ Hr College —— m., at the col-| A the Soptrols oe, Te flights will take off Saturday. . “It 1s really a very simple or-|y stimist. Club—noon, Marott, |SiTPlanes wi members 0 € Some. ships. will. not clear. their iin ; fe ganization of government this rhe ontatt Maroti ae “flying farmers. Pilots and pas-| runways until Sunday. ~navy,; fawn; grey, green; gold. crowd in Washington has set up. SE what, College fo Edueation. sengers will total more than 500. a ¢ Here Boss Jack Kroll and Boss| guy arenee=—nrouh Tues1 About 200 members will be factory Authorized Sales & Service ) : Sid Dubinsky, they say, you|iadixse a ficgee. Jusserczitrom Indiana, 200 from Ilinois By tum : ; whack up between the immi- hid Avenuet and BO each from Wisconsin and you the immi- stat wo. oFs—s Ww @ Sheatfer : ogy e® : grant clothing - workers of the Ma Mn . P. ®. Michigan. There will be 100 wom-| = @ Eversharp KE w 4 * Millinery : HERE 0 _ country, John L. Lewis, you take Pagtholory Tora p.m, Hawthorne én aboard the planes, wives of N ® Esterbrook a er - 3 ‘the 400,000 coal miners, Walter edn : {the farmer-pilots. Age of . the g @ Norma Multikolor ; * : _ Reuther, you take the automo-|MARRIAGE LICENSES lcivillan airmen ranges from 2 Pencils 4 : k bile workers, Phil Murray, the Hatald oskle at 3.200 8. rand; vir. to 68." HOOSIER You I be the proudest ; steelworkers and so on." Pn Daly 1s ibe Nk oqiaware: Car-| Most of the ships will “start, 4 : “Manipulate them as you please, | oe 0, ag 3 4311 N. Meridian: Carol from air strips on the farms of | PEN SHOP + « CIS you plan what . assess them as you please, throw Jos Smith, 31 ti ¥ N.| Alabama; Eunice the plane owners. The round trip | 19 E Market FR. 1862 |

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