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Wants U. S. General For Europe's Defense: | "HASTINGS, Neb., Sépt. 9 (UP): |—Former Minnesota Gov. Harold

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| Mr. Stassen, in a speech before {the Nebraska Republican poste |primary convention, said citizens - {will “receive their money's worth {for huge sums that must be spent - {for armament” only if an exe’ iperienced director is named. The task of economic mobiliza"(tion can “never be done by scate: . (tering it among the politically

First of a series. Editorial, Page 24 © - By DONNA MIKELS : Outside the crazy-quilt fringes of Indianapolis city boundaries live some 90,000 residents who are neither bona fide city-dwellers nor country residents; neither wholly urban nor suburban. | § They live off the city, but not in it. They live in the county, but not from it.

. {appointed active members of eee The : ry | ve] } _ 8 Presidents’ cabinet and official" rbury Aly OP: y are Indianapolis OWN | varied as the nature of the fringe ; +4 BE family,” Mr. Stassen said. +5, . gk {developments themselves. § G | Urges GOP Congress . area are True, the vast majority are There is the problem of extend-| { Mr. Stassen also recommended’ that make DPs by choice. Many of them !N8 Vital city services—sewers, appointment of a commanding gest Indus- } water, police, fire, health protec-| {general for joint defense of West * astern Ine are DPs who live in white-pillared yon" th oto across-the-border | o ee -the- { {ern Europe, a general for Ameri mansions with three-car garages. dwellers. ! can military strategy in western us town. It But displaced persons they are! There is the problem of dissuad-| [Pacific areas, and an “adminis SShunehet, «+ «+. earning from one side of the ing the more self-sufficient fringe trator for an’ American économie papers: tax ledger and paying into the units, usually those in the. higher | |program in non-Communist areas ia hs other {income brackets, from incorporat- | . NR " Sal Fine ne lin Asia 8 A . ing into a sériés of small towns! i i ir trip " which, i Photos vy John. Spleriemite, Times Stan Photek Re . enters and These are the city’s fringe area that will eventually stifle the] Caged and guarded, four en ahprehuncivly await help Jip Jactese ha Soy sands which, i Dressing .the '"Potentate' for the Shrine ceremonies is almost | A Republican-controlled Cong~~ of $20 mile residents. They create a problem growth of Indi id hey survive it, means membership in the Murat Shrine. . Driver Charles H. Marlett awaits the signal ressing .the "Potentate™ for the SI ress would “Insist” these appoints bonded ine that only a few farsighted city|" There is the problem or it | to haul candidates (left to right) Stuart Holcomb, Purdue grid coach; Guy J. Mackey, Purdue ath- as much of a ceremony as the ritual itself. Clarence T. Drayer iments be made, he sald, “just planners ‘care to think about, a|able expansion, to erase uch in| letic director; Charles Brownson, GOP congressional candidate, and Daniel W. Smith, Republican ~ hides behind the shrubbery and impersonates the Potentate, while as the 80th GOP Congress Is re. g. It will problem that city officials prefer equalities as now exist on some | nominee for sheriff, to their fiery ordeal. Pistol-packing M. S. Paul Lynn and pistol-packing M. S. * C. Arthur Landes (left), adjusts the headdress and George Weiser |ponsible for Par) Hoffman's ap at 3 Spent a forget while they pursue a boundary streets where a dweller] Martin guard the escape hatch at the rear. trims the whiskers. POmAment a3 ECA pester, t o-nothing policy of acting only on one side of the street pays| 8 5 » # = = Shaw couldn't be there. He's got a PE ¥ rect a new when action is unavoidable lalmost do wid , ! th his b 4 : : : . uble the tax rat : : date In Nova Scotia with his boss, ’ Y 28 been pi The problems they create are as ‘neighbor right across the “oad | 147 Candidates Cross ‘Hot Sands’ - Tony Human, to do te fishing.” De n 1eS ' ‘G reen a n S i n Fig h ng sanwhile ‘Annexation’ Unpleasant to Officials | To Nobledom as Ceremonial Ends Shame oa 21 tempi oo] WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (UP) —The Army, in a reply to criticlsmiment, will be trained to fight as. funnel into © To city officials, “annexation” is a vaguel 1 | By CARL HENN diana, Ohfo, Illinois, Wisconsin that it sent green troops into combat asserted tonight that no soldier(an mfanyyuias sapabls Sf Sejelias needs are "It suggests tumultuous battles, drawn-out awely WhDlegsant word.| pair Grounds Coliseum looked like the Red Sea yesterday as and Michigan were dampened serving overseas had less than 14 weeks of basic training. ne mse aw carrying the figh dents who moved to “get away Irom the city” and oy ont nie 10,000 crimson-fezzed Shriners welcomed 147 candidates to Noble- more than once by drizzle and The Army made this Shatement as Sen, Mazk Ww. ¢ Jari, Chief of {to a y. Vt ii L dom. downpour. Army Field Forces, issued a long report on e kind of training ours eo committee to be enveloped by it. | 's—ritual, rhubarb and rain—v fone fried’ he said it is “most arduous” being given to enlisted men. Training in rif} d carbi al housing’ It also suggests a string of dollar-signs marching out of the The three R's—ritual, rhubarb and rain—were the order of prigay morning's opening pa- ! iow Robie Sues scsi und raining in rifle and carbine r for 40 of city’s coffers. While the major objection of fringe dwelier the day. rade at the Kalr Grounds barely] There have been Published Gen. Clark in hi t salq: (firing. now 1s accomplished in 00 , families. annexation is the increased tax) —— 2° Ween to Oratory flowed: like water during the afternoon initiation, held got past the grandstand when Charges ha w 2 troops thrown} Uen. Clark In Bis FOpOP - h t/hours instead of 80, he said. Map" ro have rate, t » | title as the world’s 1 at the climax of the first CBR | mse tee ~~ ithe skies leaked. ' {into the line in orea were raw “I would like to amp asize tha : a greater sum to annex than it Stream. Dallas, Tex., a city which Shrine Association. But the only letic director a Purdue Univer-| Tull-Enders Soaked artillery fire. |yectea initially to 14 weeks of the|16 to eight hours, Such things as rearing the realizes in taxes for years to annexed about 12 square miles in Water in evidence came from the as A Browhson, 11th| The same thing happened that| pn denying these charges the Most arduous individual training marching, bivouacking, security, say: OY, 1049 compared to Indianapolis’ Skies. | Congress, and Daniel W. Sear (evening. Most of the 3000 men In| Army said further that reservists|in the United States.” cover and concealment Dow are. ime in.” If .nnexation is an unpleasant|200eXation of about one-fourth of| After the ceremony, hungry penublican candidate for sherits the larger parade along Central peing called up will not be sent| The first six weeks are deyoted taught in combination with tage’ word to city officials, it is con-|> 59uare mile, took tne title. | Nobles disposed of 1500 pounds of oo Marion County (Ave. and 38th St. had entered the overseas anytime soon if they|to basic subjects, he said, while/tical problems, Gen. Clark. said, siietol. almost profanity by the Worried "city planners ‘oresee sirloin beef barbecue under the Ike Riley director-general of Fair Grounds when clouds parted have less than one year of Army the final eight weeks consist of Finally, Gen, Clark said, the fringe dwellers. It's a word to|2 future with the city's tax base Co-op tent in the northwest corner yo "co io Ve € proud to say thei. Tain started but units. at the service, specialized training In the partic-/ultimate goal of Army training send blood pressure soaring, civic declining, and increased per of the Fair Grounds. {rain Friday and yesterda y {tail-end were soaked. A drying- Cite ‘Refresher Courses jular branch to which the recruitiis success in battle, Since there \ y falled out ges later at the Indian- 3 “ " 1 on 5 ng out with pe- capita costs for service the result! The mammoth meal, which in- to disturb the schedule of events jout session later at the Indian-| The Marine Corps said that all{is assigned. {are no “push-button” methods by’ eagues scurryl of un-annexable fringe areas barrel "japolis Athletic Club helped to Marines sent to Korea must have| Gen. Clark sald he initiated a which wars will be won in the’ titions and thoughts turning to 8! {cluded 5000 ears of corn, a bar 1 tion C ' : incronsed tikes stunting natural growth. of pickles and 5000 pies, followed nspection Canceled revive spirits, had a mifiimum of 12 week's program 10 months ago to speed near future, he said, final vi . rs . * That's why. . with both sides That's why Indianapolis should, generous serving of Neophyte “We only canceled one thing,”| More drying out was on order training if they are combat vet-/the tempo of training and make it! will be won by the. well-trained - J : y start to think about its own! : he, said, “the inspection trip to the last night preceding departure of lerans they must have a minimum tougher, This program is designed, infantryman “who sl it out preferring to forget about it, In- Saute dished up by the dramatic r ugs dianapolis has no annexation | DFS + « - before it becomes a dis-| cast of Murat Temple. Numbered|500-mile track. And that was just| visiting Nobles by train, bus and|of four weeks of refresher train- he sald, so that every American face to face with the enemy and policy placed city. | among candidates who “crossed/38 Well, because Noble Wilbur automobile. ing. soldier, regardless of his assign-|{takes and holds ground.” That's why the last census| (Tomorrow: Who are Indianap-the hot sands” were Stuart K. = : showed Indianapolis had lost itslolis’ DP’s?) |“Stu” Holcomb and Guy J. “Red” , ; wl : S$: I.R- AU 55 S$ AY §: TA |: +O RED A-T FA SHII ON PARK od

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