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Rip Administration [Indians are scheduled to share) Convention Opens For ‘ineffectiveness’ Sen, Homer E. Capehart, Repub-| Here Tomorrow

Failure of the Washington ad./!ican seeking re-election, and Alex

Several hundred editors, pubwith the menace of Communism at "O™inee, have accepted invitations home was charged by both Sens, '© SPeak on the same program at will convene here tomorrow for

E. Jenner in speeches last night |!°T At 8:15 p. m. Monday. Indiana Republican Editorial

At ‘Bloomfield, Sen. Capehart, They have agreed to give their| mignlight of the sessions will

ists in America. . {United States should be toward ““Am recently as Apr.: 24, ‘only | th® state of Israel?” five months before he vetoed.the| Abe anti-Communist bill, President dianapol District, Zionist Or-|Communist activities in governTruman said the Communists in 8anization of America, said his'ment. this country were a noisy and|8TOUP expects candidates to small group and that our greatest ‘ale what each of them would do/have prepared a fiery speech,

drew, nation-wide attention in| Congress several - months ago

Sen. Capehart said. ‘No Explanations’ “However, Mr. Truman admit- . ted some ommunists and disloyal New Treatment [Pungiing Io rsons ha n removed from! : ‘administration. IIe ies a my om End's Rain Damage He will speak at the Editorial ponent (Alex Campbell) has ad- Association's banquet tomorrow mitted ‘that 800 were found in the To Tarred Roads |night. ! government, 3 a Bone arr

“Neither Mr. Truman, nor my| LONDON, Oct. 6—British scienopponent, lias made any attempt tists, by a new treatment for Jo explain how they got there, crushed stone, have ended the g.45 m ow many more are there or who ruin a heavy rainfall can cause Ey is responsible for them being to a freshly-tarred road. oi aural Jdsoeiation His

there.” Earlier, in a speech at Spencer, Say Sophait roads are main- pyginess sessions, giving over its| Sen. Capehart charged that the), Bet y spraying a film of tar|entire program to the State GOP policies of Secretary of State Dean the or Joay siriase and COVEring Committee and Sen. McCarthy's) Acheson “led to the Korean War.” rane HE win Sroshed Rone, If 1t ‘speech. Sen. Jenner, speaking at Frank- not stick oS, Tre wet stone willl “otto M. Harris, Loogootee pub-| lin last night, charged that the 0 e tar. Traffic |jsher, who is president of the scatters the stone, and the dressTruman administration is opening jn has to be done all ov . “association, will preside at the the door to Communism in the = ne all over again. panquet session. United States by failure to provide : 3 4 x meee cee & better program for Negroes in: A COATING of creosote, mixed Tempered Air Firm the country. with a chemical “wetting agent ed f “Al thes Vote Bat all the 20d applied to the stone, has been | SY or $150,000 professed Bo ges abxietd he found to keepsout the water. The A 47-page complaint asKing - result, tested $150,000 damages was on file in the Negro now have proved to reSu't, tesied on roads in many Superior Court 5 today against have been nothing but vote bait,” parts of England, is that tae stone |1pdiana Tempered Air Inc. 1704 he said. & sticks to the road no matter how | prumbull St. ’ ’ “The double dealers in Wash- hard or how soon it rains after , 2 Morrison's Washington Street ington toss billions of dollars to the dressing has been applied. \Corp., 20 E. Washington St., filed | practically every nation in the The new treatment, though it|the action charging a faultily in-| world while we find Negroes living adds an initial expense, will save stalled air conditioning system in slums within the shadow of the/thousands of dollars by elimi- was responsible for more than

national Capitol.” fnating waste in highway main- $50,000 damages to their store Sen. Jenner said the “woeful tenance. . land stock.

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‘The College of Arts and Let-i} ters has the largest number of}. . students with a total of 1406. The! College of Commerce has 1375, the College of Engineering 1037, the College of Science 571 and) the College of Law 266, |

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i or oerundion To Hear McCarthy Vote in Courtroom D eos opposing candidates tos} | U- JTCellE votre in Louriroom vrama Suspends Senfence in Buglary Case as Tears . Fill Eyes of Suspect’s Wife Holding Baby ministration to deal effectively {Campbell, Democratic senatorial lishers and Republican leaders voli age Jory oY inal Sourt od BR Rd New Jersey Bell a Ta a the bench charged with second Operators Call Off Strike: C bosses | Vithout nécessities to beat ‘runHomer E, Capeheart and William the Kirshbaum Community Cen-|"® semi-annual convention of the depres Brn a Sin td Dib pretty. Die ite Boel Communist waterfront bosses "| Association at the Claypool Hotel, held a blue-eyed baby wrapped in a blanket.

A little girl in a bright red] = !telepho {sabotage this country’s economy. | accused President Truman of respective opinions ‘on the ques-i;, 3 major speech by Sen. Joseph dress, with long blonde curls, pos- guilty and asked for the mercy '¢lephone operators called off an ag

ignoring the dangers of Commun- tion: “What the attitude of the R. McCarthy, of Wisconsin, who SIPly 3, stood beside her. Clutches Mother's Dress She clutched her mother's dress ” in, president of the In-/when he sought to expose alleged as Prosecutor Joseph Quill said: formatory,” sald the Judge. | “I think this man should be|per lips quiver ever so slightly. |® court ruling . setting aside an {chastised severely, your homor, Tears gathered at the corners of Sen. McCarthy is reported 10,,,,t ne has never been In any|per joi of

threat did not come fr » for the state of I | {trouble before, and there are ex-| | rom them, of Israel If he were pristling with Rot charges €On-|tenyating circumstances. He was ; | \what was happening, grasped herigiate utility anti-strike law. s {drunk at the time, according to United States along with some ip, ¢astimony of the officers.

“I.think he should have the imercy of the court.” Judge Rabb agreed, as did the defense attorney. “It's true the defendant was —eree—| All the Republican big-wigs of drunk when he was captured late {Indiana will attend sessions of at night in Halcomb’s Superette.| |the State GOP Committee tomor- 3373 W. Michigan St. July 22,” or hold an office of trust for

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"husband “how carrying they _ _. younger child, walked from the § n room with joy showing in the SW | By thus delaying cargoes, the

lightness of their steps. ; {Reds have seriously hit an Aus-

Haltway down the hall they|Rrranin Chinn 3 tralian economy largely dependsaw a line forming for the regis- liISSIé ng ent on imports to boost productration of voters.

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costs. } the line. At least the judge The new surchavge, which would have one vote.

Force Imposition Of 10 Pct. Surcharge

By FRED B. HUBBARD

Times Foreign Correspondent

Communists are careful not to publicly acclaim, will inject anlother dose of inflation into a

i ; CANBERRA, Australia, Oct. g | country where citizens are going

NEW ON J : 21 jaway prices. Nobody ‘is happy el ARK J., Oct. 6 (UP) ln Australia have chalked up &| p04 it except the Reds. {Eleven thousand New Jersey Bell new victory in their attempts 0c, right 1950. hy The Indiananolis s

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of the court. {impending statewide strike just| VictoFy came with the news|, . ee 4 [pen 0g Jus that British and European ship-|/ Auto Aer ial Used I sentence you from two to!four hours before the deadline| companies had been forced five years in the Indiana re-|today and accepted a $2 to $3, impose a 10 per cent. Te Catch 12 Trout {weekly wage increase. | ATHOL, (UP)—When

; » Mass, The mother of the children let The telephone girls, miffed over2® all cargoes for Australia after

{Oet. 1. {Edward T. Donnelly forgot his y _| The reason, they explained,|fishing pole, he didn’t hesitate a aration board decision grant-| © that it takes their ships so minute. He removed the radio |union shop, planned to walkout !oPg to load and unload in Aus- aerial from his automobile, -atThe little girl, not knowing|ai 6 a. m., EST, in defiance of a tralian ports that operating costs|tached his line and reel and took 3 cut too deeply into profits. |the legal limit of 12 trout from |father around the legs. State mediators, company offi-| While the shipowners undoubt-|Di® favorite brook. | “Sentence suspended,” sald theicials, and negotiators for di- edly have a good case, they have _ judge. {vision 55, communications work-|played right into the hands ot TRUCKS HIT HARDER . Relief showed in the eyes of ers of America (CIO) franed the Australian Reds, who are mainly| Trucks hit 16 times harder than the husband as he glanced at his|settlement terms at a 12-hour last resporisible for the notoriously |automobiles, according to the Inwife. She was crying openly now, ditch session ending at 2 a. m. slow “turn-around” of ships interstate Commerce Commission EST. the nation’s 55 ports. and the National Safety Council | Through their control of the Analyzing 1208 truck accidents 120,000 Aussie waterfront workers, |€aused by mechanical defects, the Tradition says the Japanese the Commies have managed to ICC reported a total property two years,” the judge added. invented the folding fan about slow down wharf work to a point damage of $2,636,895, or an averThe couple, arm-in-arm, the 670 A.D. where it now takes the “wharfies” 'age of $2182 per’ crash,

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