Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1950 — Page 2
HENRY W. MANZ Business Manager
‘ROY W. HOWARD WALTER LECKROND i President. © Rater >
: = Ji sions of Congress, here we are again, fe ; I received Sas beth oh en San Set an Example em re R ha TEPS taken or proposed by government agencies are Uf =O ” Woks work before 7 me and guidance. Never gnce were any designed to restrict home-building and other private Senators ong its for eeps, Jar afte Lo of them unkind to Tg . construction. ‘: . election day are so sore that they reverse their : MY MOTTO has always been: “You get out Such steps are held necessary to conserve materials go ating Jield Su the rounds tat sins the fofks of this world just exactly what you put into it.” and manpower for the national defense program. have it. : 3 1 Am wonassing ie a us Jeopis Sto ae oo The government, itself, should set & good . 5 : . — ba . - world? od or a FOF Ee fg Vi” 3 SE as QE I am no longer on relief as I received my
cutting back sharply its own construction and other proj lc condust. oi amie, ew ep the TV ects which are not essential to defense. : cal Schon of Democracy once made It sems to have plenty of room for action in that field. Mint vig:
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The Council of State Chambers of Commerce has been iat oetaey means that he. Tee ! How analyzing the appropriations voted in 1949 and 1950 by hard” fe R good 8 ¢ \ : Should a dozen or more defeated Farr the B15t. Congress, It now reports Ee mn ur
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i. THAT this Congress, with a “lame-duck” session still Tho luck stun, any lsiistion: which th come after the elections, has already appropriated $17.6 selaer Republican, didn’t want, could be checkbillion for non war-connected purposes, beating the previous ™Mated in the House of Representatives. record by the Republican 80th Congress by over $3 billion. Aihough whe tiie Korean war hegan, nuThat the 81st also has broken all records for public- statements saying how they would stay here works appropriations, voting almost $1.7 billion for rivers- ang wath watd the Joys Sue home; the mag. . s¥¥e netic raction and-harbors and flood-control projects, and $2 billion more Jou qo pe as ld ah action © ne for eivil construction projects of the Army Engineers and home they went and thus created the hiatus the Reclamation Bureau. which necessitates the lame duck session. Of course, not all the projects thus provided for de- : Sie serve to be put in the “pork-barrel” category. Difficult to Enforce “ Roh AE . fs v= THE hurry to get to the hustings resulted in ir BUT many of them are strictly pork. And many more, _... nonstrosities as the anti-Red McCarran desirable as they might be in normal times, could safely bill which the administration warned in Presi-
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danger. Jy cartels and bust the trusts monopolies. Are + President Truman's Budget Bureau has ordered some go — dhat the Justice Depa of Ls store. * ” » | . a you anti to this C.D.C.7 duts in spending from current appropriations for public proponents are screaming that it is administra- 4) ns Pointin {to Co Winter 3 Works tion sabotage. In any case, they are doing ex- : ; ; . ‘Stand in the Sun’ he ‘ : . actly what the law says so it may be neces- McLEAN, Va, Oct. 23—Coming up is a cold THE water's ning i creek ndianapolis Those cuts, however, are relatively small. There iS sary to amend it in the short session to have it and bitter winter, glazed with ay the frogs long Junning 3 1a the. for i a By > n 1 Werre_ Saute. says’ ba ‘Is ample opportunity, and abundant reason, for much deeper make more sense. : tuated with frozen ears,-doused with snows of - sleep. ’ oe : amused that a writer blames the Republicans slashin There are other eggs that also may have to bilzzard proportions; frigid, raw, bleak and also Not since '97 has there been a winter sueh go jow prices fn the “good old days” of the deBg. ; : be hatched by the returned Senators and Con- gelid. Who says so? as we have approaching and sometimes I won- pression, and now blames them again for the i The kind of slashing that could conserve a lot of ma- gressmen, whether tame ducks or not. Old Parmer Othman’s simanae says so and ~~ J°T WHY the taxpayers slip the weather man ~— high prices. ® {erials and manpower for national defense. Federal rent controls expire Dee. 31. with nobody else Li the almanac-writing business fs [OPIel THIIORS & yea’ for Saying he bas no That is not any more amusing than the Re8. 8 0» . : an focal governments charged with the option of more reliable. The Weather Burtay you san sticks out his neck for free. publicans blaming the President when the THE kind that would help to combat inflation by re- keeping it for another six menthe at most. Sioce mimtion that ft dosant Raon. Comte Fashion note: A wide public demand forces | opens rar 18 Boing vadly, And wow, em a8 1 : a . » ducing govsinment spending of borrowed money. : hosed three million man preparedness program fterpret the signs sticking out all over. oe So Nv] Jomstvng tw 1 had Intended 1 credit for the war going so well. And tbe kind that would be evidence to private citi- was in sight, an effort likely will be made to The skunks around my barn are Growing correspondents lately have Maisto cy Kiwis Or, working so diligently to keep the Demozens, whos own home-puilding .and otber construction Practically make it permanent. he Jost magnifietit Wack snd Wie tait pitee how my bride Nkes the hat I bought her last ; rat S106 SANG any bouthi Sumi the; Seetplans are blé¢ked, that the government is willing to practice x shivering necks. The grass has gone to seed ~ It burts me grievously to tell, but when I and at the same time, bringing out the Eisen. what it preaches. Strong Arguments : two weeks early. It also has turned purple and got off the plane with this oversixed box bear- Hower for President boom, thus hoping to win : : you'd think the government would know what ing the label of Mme. Rose Nemours of the Rue 20 by capitalizing on Gen. EisenWITH the drastic FHA reduction in builld- portends. : de Ia Paix, irs. 0. wag smazed. She wondered Tver soa: minary POPUaTAY ey Draught ing credits and the channeling of materials . much spent 4 almost President Ugly Propaganda away from heme Sonatruction. the st rent- Snow Tires fainted. ia The BOX 853 ame cadt ahs fying to Buty Gen. MacArthur: Coincidence? ()HIO State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson, wu. wousl like Sonttviiens will bt fASing tong axgum ao EVEN now the peddlers are going up and av Sy She GIA pst; the Dax And she auld she * + 8 to be a U. 8. Senator from Ohio, believes in the up-to- The recessing Senators and Congressmen Sowa | ae Joads af Fuirax Soumny u ge ing us 0 beautiful hat. She said it must have been an ‘Confusing Speech’ date propaganda method- a method that has been tried also return to face a pledge that something Will age partly of rubber and partly of sawdust A : By C. C. K., Indianapolis. with some measure of success abroad. hE in, lle it ySpeed jo Lorie te siuuy rks > Woman's World: ct =". a dr Fhe 9 As a method, ‘it consists chiefly of describing with 3 HE to jn the Bricker ay ut stricken caterpillars never has been so long. ; THAT'S what pains me. No confidence. 1 the wrong station. The speaker sounded ust violently ugly phrase the man who seems to endanger your from the economie stabilization act It es My bride’s baby bulls are working 24 hours Raw it a al handaaine Shapeus hes ¥ hugne like a Remmaerat making a political speech, personal - ambition Ss quires that whenever prices are contro ‘a day, growing fhemselves shaggy overcoats, oo... ous rf " blaming Republicans for all their own sins : wages must also be frozen and labor long has robes. The oil and misdeeds. So while I was consulting the
Thus Ferguson described Sen. Robert A. Taft the other aintained that this is inequitable. They base His hulfale. sobs me $15 for Sunes an long and afteranon he SEE DUyiN Shoes. gloves radio programs to find out if I had the right
botler with new hat a . ates the time lag between the day as an American Fascist. Hels Soutesles Tees tr DAY. and gone away, goose-pimply. Lil You, you The moral, gents, is while in Paris spend your (pai the speaker was Joseph Malik’s inter-
Cg Ta : a. = is t ble to id : THAT is a trick which worked well for a time in Ger- President Truman feffrool o oy et en the wasps, which usually are ping eT YOU #°t home: DT _, may = Toaly. ud still finds more than considerable faver Congress to agree. gles $ that can take it, wy boon boring 3 Sheis oLD FOLKS What Others Say— in the Soviet Union. bedroom. buzzing : : % : : . the plunging mercury. Last night ome of them it's good to chat with someone oid . . . be- IT IS because of these memories (of World But it won't work in America, . Statehood Bills : got in with me beneath my electric blanket. cause they seem to know . , . about the things War IT German atrocities) that T have decided As a democracy we have come of age. We don't easily Bb ins Inia ducks or: suk Ma» The Sling station fellow She Sommadd of which we asl... - and ways that we can go to offer one of my good eycs to any American swallow ridiculous political slogans and labels. This truth 07 coder Scott Lucas (D. TIL) has promised — ig ‘time, All my neighbors, 4 chill in their a ge na ou re Soldier ho Jost His Sagi during He har. » is a source cf much of our strength. Senate action on the statehood bills for both popes, already have theirs. The white hee , now ving bought . . and make the love bells chime . , . one kindly France. "= ow sv =» . Hawail and Alaska. Both have been passed by creosote on my fence is turning dark gray and pit of good advice . . . from people such as they ¢ & ¢ ~ EVEN the voter who opposes Taft's policies will be the House. : that, in itself, is a sure sign. The apples are . . can change our very outlook . . . and IN THIS struggle, strong weapons will be likely to view the charge with something akin to disgust All of these things and maybe more, which especially sweet. : brighten up the day . . . they know so much ... singleness , sympathy for the opIt i ther indication of : 5 ' the world situation and the administration may The comes on the cards are bigger than ever the old folks do . . . because they spent their pressed and the will to submerge individual nais another in ication o Ferguson's faulty judgment. suggest will await the return of the lame ducks before; the squirrels busier and old Tommy, the years ... in learning things asyouand I... tional ambitions for the betterment of the Sen. Taft's entire career has been in the American and their successful colleagues here. They horse, fatter. So thick is the hair on his ears through heartaches and with tears. world. ; tradition. Temi > should be busy birds. that he ous like he's wearing muffs. By Bea Burroughs. is ~—George C. Marshall. And supporters of that tradition don't think much of : . . ; : mere name-calling. CALIFORNIA POLITICS .. .By Charleslucey ~~ SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith NATIONAL POLITICS . . . By Earl Richert
Sh : . f SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23—-The simple truth of this Cali- COLUMBUS, O. Oct. 23 — Robe ; a LMOST ever since they merged into one o tion % » . 23 — rt A. Taft is “taking om y Ig rganiza fornia governorship race is that Earl Warren Is a Very tough just about every prominent person in the country on the other
4 i fellow to beat. : : _ a couple of years ago, The Indianapolis Star and The en only mab sated on both: Republioan snd side of the political fence as he ‘asks Ohio voters to re-elect Indianapolis News have heen in the throes of operating pemocratic ttekets—he did it in 1946 and didn’t even have a him a a third term In the U. 8. Senate on Nov. 7. a complicated business and buildi i contest in the November election that year. He is only the see- 3 opponent is the mild-mannered Ohio State Auditor, p ; d building a plant to house it at es Fi Joe Ferguson. But here is who “Mr. Republican” is firing at, the same time. . - serve a second SOverneL has a fair record of achieve- with all guns blazing: Having gone through something of the same sort Johnson was the first. And he ment fo cite. Jimmy has had ourselves we appreciate the problems have had io - [3ihe frst to shoot fur a thirg ve app P they ve term—he is doing that this in eight years of Warren-at- -./ Ba
Congratulations, Competitors Warren Hard to Beat a — fh eo Taft's Big Tar gets
man, Acheson, Gen. George C. Marshall, W. Averell ~~ W28 It necessary?” : Harriman, the CIO-PAC, AFL, He says thousands of our
meet, and the inconveniences they have had to overcome year. the fighting men are dead or ure
Few of them were easy. : Earl Warren cares nothing Now, however, the job is done. The Star-News building servative GOP leaders here are attacked Gov. Warren for failis completed~ And today they have invited some of their furious &t him for being, as ure to move fast enough on friends in to see the fine, efficient plant they have con- they're out hustling campaign structed. : : It is very well worth seeing, and we, as friendly com- g2Uhe Cov SWdder even MOT LC posed moving vast city
petitors, extend to the Star-News our most sincere con- Jimmy Roosevelt. Rapulations out ns the desert, pr gsr te ay the Promen sonmietation = gratulations upon the completion of this fine newspa THESE conservatives con- show that he bad been doing Hopkins. opt # Him program toward plant. demn Gov. Warren for being just what Washington was #-u 8 omnists in Europe. ; all things to all men, and they asking in the Civil Defense De- THESE persons, according soya a Republican Consay President Truman was partment, anyway. to Sen. Taft, are responsible ress, if elected, would bring Do Shopping Earl right in 1948—when Mr. War- Ce aataale” for either (1) the present in. Secretary of State Acheson bePP 9 y ren was Tom Dewey's Repub- SOME 3500000 petactis wave Sernationd] situation which fore 38 204 make him anJT SEEMS a little early in the year to be talking about Jan Tunning ma in Jaye last decade in one of the great- est 8 the since ie i | HE says Mr. Acheson's state- ~~ shopping—especially in this kind of weather. . Democrat. They berate him Sit Sass TugTations _ i Mstory. Revolutionary War, or (2) the Ment of some , Holts ago that But for folks with relatives or close friends on far-off (OF being rough om the oll Om pypye facilities as schools have is designed to turn this coun- Wa and the Philippines caused battle fields or on lonely occupation duty, these October days tric Co, and other big inter- Deon Stretched to the bursting try into a duplicate of the Russians to move in on are none too soon to start thinking about spreading holiday ests, and for favoring some Rint Ying 0 oars To Sum. ; destroy individual what Judied tite *4 soft spot.” cheer thousands of miles from home. A eh how Warren fell down on the ‘job: FOPR. 1500 BY NEA SEAVICL WC. 7. M. AEG. U. 5. PAY. Orn, Mr, Ferguson charges that - » = : na i arven Knows He charges Mr. Warren with ,,.. . . ... .. ; ; being re-elected to the Senate THE Defense Department has set Nov. 15 as the dead- oe : symone te SHermaont: 18 only a necessary must for
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: : He run in and tell the doctor my sympfoms any affemoont” line for Christmas packages for the boys overseas. That's over Jimmy Roosevelt by. vir- in 1946. He ses or run im and tell the rmy ony : op . Sen. Taft. “ can 2 .
“What Taft really is doing less than a month away. tue of being in office. While Senate and Gov. Make & political speech. Only and seems certain to get sub- is running for President” he sehool on says.
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