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: dating back connected with any political party. reported wounded.) ¢ Port of Vera Cruz shail "a Eo ear I am a real patriot. { RETURNED TO LITARY MEXICO CITY, Oct. 11 (UP)— tion regulations. Sanitary in-| Yesterday, Dr. Carrick said he UTY A vicious tropical hurricane wal-|spectors said only one toilet was “abhored” the word Democracy. | SGT. GEORGE D. CALENDER, loped the gulf port of Vera Cruz provided for one whole wing of “I believe this country should g0 son of Mrs. Mary Alice Shaw, with a 110-fnile-an-hour punch bo. | atuities with a total of 48 chil- back to a Republic,” he asserted. gjoomington. (Previously reportday and lashed the Mexican coast (dren. Another toilet was not in| Dr. Carrick explained that he oq “missing.) with mountainous waves and tor- | working order. ? held “open meetings for the pub-| a aE rential rains. - Health officials found children lic” on Sunday but that on “gg All telephone lines from Vera quarantined with contagious dis- Wednesday evenings he holds $60 Million State Cruz were knocked out soon after eases playing with other children only a special meeting for a “sethe full force of the storm roared in the narrow, littered halls. lect group.” . in from over the gulf. | JAD said it has received re- Describing himself as a All airplane fiights to gulf coast ports of incest and immorality “preacher, teacher, song writer, dy anne points were cancelled before the there and said it was investigat- food Yeast and 5 Neier) Wo § storm touched the coast, and ing one elderly hotel resident, a Carrick sa e wants shipping was ordered to take EE sex degenerate, who theocratic government — political (Continued From Page One) fuge at the nearest ports. lived in the children-packed hotel. rule by clergy—on the nation. {facilities since the war years

™ | Dr. Carrick said he-never be- when no building was going on. 4 ’S ilonged to any other organization| The budget committee has STRAUSS SA} 8: but that he sympathized with asked for $20 million for new con-| } = {many fraternal groups seeking to struction, rehabilitation and re-| {better the world. . |pairs on the following mental] { sr e Found {hospitals — Central, Evansville, Crashed Plane Found . |Logansport, Madison, Richmond ; and the Norman Beatty Memorial GREENSBURG, Pa. Oct. 4 (UP) — A single-engined private

11 | gospital, Under 1949 Fi airplane was found wrecked on a| qpe rae quest was dairy farm Hires miles Borth a |s10 million less than the budget HY ares eon 4 | submitted to the 1949 session of {in the wreckage indicated the vic- | the legislature, Botonding to Mr {tims were Roger M. Bath Had | Other items in the budget were: {donfield, N. 1 one Blot, and| state Tuberculosis Sanatorium [James Siedel, oedo, O. and Southern Indiana TB Hos-

PLAN KOREAN RELIEF ipital ($4 million). | TAKOMA PARK, Md. Oct. 11 Institutions for | (UP)—The Seventh Day Advent-| ($8 million). list relief committee has voted to| Charity" institutions {spend $10,000 on Korean relief./lion). |An additional $1000 will be used| Penal institutions ($2.5 million). {to buy CARE packages to bel State Department ($1.5 mil{shipped to the battletorn country. lion).

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i : Lge ments for Eurove’s defense now ton St. Cross Medical Plan. . \by the Indiana Medical Associa~ Schedule Broadcast, Another ~ [are arriving on the continent, the| Mrs. Miller, who is 61, was in| Nearly 200,000 new members tion, has paid $1,623,700 to doc- ’ 3 d $4,339,000 in J ina Tle CE EA YU. 8. commander in saig Critical condition in. General were added to the Blue Cross in tors this year an 1039, ) udging and Awards! And One Missing Ba in Europe sald .; 0 ital today with head injur-[the first nine months of 1950, /the last four years, f etoom 3 ; ; i : . = . h : ; s paid 2 x : (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) | The commander, It Gen. Man-|i€5: She was Joia late Jesters wy Spring SRecutive Spector], Blue Cross has pal Rs isa W. A. Roberts, vice -presid Mrs. Lem Robbins, Frank-/ton S. Ed¥ i day by a neighbdr on a landing|of the plan, reported today. {to hospitals , A ent of son of y n 8S, Edily, said the troops were ; . ” he first ni ths Allis-Chalmers; Courtney John fort. destined for Berlin and warned between the floors, after nearby) R. S. Saylor, executive vice $3,753,000 in the first nine mon gant to the president, | = DIED OF WOUNDS that any attack on Berlin by the residents heard her fall. president of Blue Shield, said thejol this year. orp., and J. H. Kraft CPL. WILLIAM H. CLAM- Soviets would mean war, of rat Cheese Corp. : PITT, son of Mrs. Blanche O.| Berlin commander Maj. Gen. . e visiting national commit- Clampitt, Scottsburg. Maxwell D, Taylor also said Ber- pe teemen will be greeted b ri ee TOR u uld. be defended : STRAUSS y Her- WOUNDED n wo etended. man C. Krannert, president of TIN But neither general would com- SAYS: the Exposition. icky : NL mA I. ment on how long the Western Feature of the day will be al 1521 Wilcox St., Indianapolis. | forces could stave off defeat. if dinner in the Women's building! Cr {the Russians attacked, Gen, Tayon the Fair Grounds with Gav.| | CPL. \CHARLES E. MOSLEY, 5p commented that only time r Schricker welcoming the guests S08 of Mrs. Francis Boron, could tell, | at 6 p. m. The Governor is Evansville. .| Gen. Eddy said that American] slated to present the Sagamore of the PFC. DONALD W. PELZ, son forces would be increased both ~ Wabash, an Indian headdress, to of Mrs. Ethel Pelz, Ft. Wayne. |numerically and with equipment. some of the visitors. SGT. 1/C JOE V, ALFORD, Bat Beither he noe Shen: Taylor . oR Farm Economic Forum son of Hazo B, Alford, Washing- °0 ES ra , eavy Another feature of the day will Bon. : Drought te Dm ke oid be be the “Farm Economic. Forum,” 1S7. LT. RICHARD F. ARCH. — - — a panel discussion with George V.| ER JR. sorf of Richard F. Arch-| : Denny Jr, widely knowh radio! er, South Bend; husband of Mrs.| moderator of the “Town Meeting Rita M. Archer, residing in the of the Air.” i Far Eastern Command. { { Members of the panel with Mr.| ‘PFC. EDWIN J. BAC, brother ékJ a. y Denny will be Mr. McCattrey, | of Louis V. Berge, East Chicago.| ot 00 00 Clarence J McCormick, Under- RTC. RICHARD E. DONOVAN, q Be etary o the U. 8S. Department | son of Mrs. Blanch Sammeman,| ' . 0 griculture and prominent Vincennes. (Previously reported Father Plans to Fill Knox County farmer; Larry Bran-| missing.) « don, vice president of the Indi-! .| Pool to Make Garden | CPL. THOMAS D. EDWARDS, ana Farm Bureau, and Walter bg ) : | (Continued From Page One) Le " , i Bo #8 |son of Mrs. Delphia L. Edwards, ge ckrone, editor of The Indian-| / . . "” > - | i “ Huntington tainly thankful that everything apolis Times. Daniel H. Carrick real patriot." On the flagRev. Daniel H. Carrick . . . "a P g SGT. JAMES R. JACKSON, worked out all right.” Officers and members of the draped pulpit is a Bible and a wicker basket. y J al | International Dairy Exposition Ce eu x son of Mrs. Alice Jackson, Ma-| They knew they had been as committee feel that the show is ’ rengo. |careful and watchful as parents) the largest undertaking of its [Pegg Th ¥ fo S SGT. EMMETT L. KELLEY, | type ever offered to the Sairy in- as or rea ens 0 ue ' SR., Madison. enonh to Bhs the hove anion dustry and a fitting background ® { PFC. CHARLES L. KOVACH, normally, and Mrs. Rogers for the panel discussion. To Obtain State Charter son of Joseph J. Kovach, South couldn't keep watching them, Rebroadcast Discussion Bend. : every minute or her housework The discussion will be rebroad-| Dr. Carrick Denounces Pink’ | 1ST. LT. ROBERT H. MORN. Would never be done. cast at 7:30 p. m. over WISH. | ae . . . {INGSTAR, husband of Mrs. Helen| aybe the television set in the] Judging continued yesterday in Patriotism of Indiana Officials. ‘Morningstar, Portland. living room of the freshly-painted the Jersey and Guernsey Shows By IRVING LEIBOWITZ i Rev. Dani | SGT. JOHN GILBERT O'BRY- 72me house 24 328 E. Southern with grand champion awards an- The founder of a new patriotic organ a on a barter ANT, son of Mrs. Beulah A.| ve. was to blame. Tonal Grund Champion ht Sons ad ers of ‘he Bera Cn & PARE OBrvant, Alesandra, | The boxs saw pope sw nternational Gran ampion for his “Sons an v DAO. i ) , . T ’ ming an iving on a proJersey bull honors went to Won-! Clasping an American flag with one hand and a Bible in the rir. FRANKLIN R. PHENIS, gram the other night,” Mr. derful Easter Regent of the Gra- other, Dr. Carrick denounced the “pink patriotism” of Indiana state : [Rogers said. “You know how kids " ham Farms, Washington, Ind. |officials. : ’ PFC. ALBERT M. REESE, are They want to imitate every- : International Reserve Jersey I § want a charter to carry on husband of Mrs. Wanda E. Reese, thing they see.” . Champion bull is Jester Royal fA American Setvies rr sad, IMation, | Johnny lay on his mother’s lap Jester, owned by the McManners ais d 0c |gon’t BE rie noo SGT. whois K. ROGERS, SON quietly while the talk went on. We give you the BRITISH WALKER— ¢ J | of Mrs. Charman Rogers, Bloom-/ ’ a . . . . Farm, Orland, Ind. Meadow | Secretary of State Charles F. ingt Bg He didn't seem like the same in a swell finesse last—that will serve you in Ridge Farm, Ridgeway, Mich, 3 Flemi h ithheld ti ngton. {boy who gave his brother Mike } and Chet Foeck & Sons, Spring- ¢ Fleming as we e grant rd PFC. EDWARD S. MILLER, a little push down the basement comfort and smartness on Earth! field, O. or nA arter, pending an investi: niarine), son of Mrs. Reva V. stars this spring. That little push ich shad f If | y 40 : . . . : ended in a broken elbow f ike, — Ayrshire Judging Begins . |” Dr. Carrick said he -had dedi- E'Kins, South Bend later whioh oN oe or Mike, A ric $ a e of tan ca The International Grand Cham- Owner to Be Ordered cated himseir “to fighting com-| PFC. ROBERT D. WILSON, © SEER 0 AOS S0Rany went medallion tip—rubber heel—remarkable pion Guernsey bull is Ideal Mars,! f S f Bo {munism, all foreign isms, and JR., (Marine), son of Mr. and gether ‘ in value at McDonald Farms, Portland, N.| Be ore 2a ety ar {most organized religions.” (Mrs. Robert D. Wilson Sr., Evans-| “I think our boy will be all Y. The McDonald Farms also, (Continued From Page One) | He said communism had in-| ville. right,” Mrs. Rogers said, smoothown the International Reserve for thet all sometimes win- filtrated most of the churches and| SGT. 1/C SIGMOND L. TOTH, ing Johnny's hair fondly. “He'll Champion, High Neptune. i r but that they Schools in Indianapolis. He chal- brother of Joseph Toth, East Chi- be up and ‘around tomorrow, just . oo Ayrshire Show judging will be- ow not find other landlords lenged the city’s clergy to “prove cago. he . las if it mever happened.” sin today in Bee Coliseam with willing to accept -children. that it hasn't. nl WARRANT OFFICER (JUN-| — i. ng, aatrang on Jersey and als pointed out that In “OUT hIEh schools have fo much {oR GRADE) HERBERT W.Personal Income Jumps. Other British Walker Oxfords (an . nn - S usband o S. 0 - : . Tomorrow is Brown Swiss and Qsnapolis Bas 8 Tesponsibmiy 20 teaching,” he charged.. \White, Evansville. To All-Time Record extensive selection)—range in - jan S e ese , |" 5 ; a Housteln Friesian Show ig With bo Mh oficials can crack down In the modest prams Nouse at| ppc. JACK K. WOLFE, son of WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (UP)— price from 17.95 to 23.50 a.m & ec To begin at 890 on landlords who “cram families Sos w, Siok Sti he ta Be oo. Mrs. Flossie I. Wolfe, Grabill. Personal income continued to! } “The International Hippodrome into horrible quarters and milk oz d his “mission Pi | PFC. ARTHUR C. GADBURY, climb in August and hit an all-| Show, featuring 18 circus acts. [them for all they can get.” P ane Ynplanin Purpose son of Mr. and Mrs. Rilus Gad- time high annual rate of $223will be presented both tonight and| Follows Complaints .. “I am not affliated with any °"%" Ramm Ty. | repre Corinerce De-| omorrow night at 8:30 in the! : . religious order other than the! ° Coliseum. hone tion ee 0, Science of God,” he said. “My CPL. RAYMOND E. CRAW- os ALBUN Fate, It said, topped Vo —————— | : FORD, son of Mrs. Leafie M. . $ ecte I d unsanita con- purpose is to make Americans s “ ed ' : Hurricane Wallops Iitious 15 the notel. Fire in. aware of their heritage. Iam not Crawford, English. (Previously ‘one of the largest month-to

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