Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1950 — Page 17

« . of - NOV. 3. 1950 BremAy NOV. = = Lt Tn : Jin > FRIDAY, NOV. 3, 1950 Ee — THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : ‘ 5 al A 2 . ; : Roe and the presence on ‘the Demoy - Odds in Tinois et uri: Taft Looks Like > -— richest cop,” shen candidate! : : oN . : {Dan Gilbert, < For the Finest AF Li : | But Huey count making tap Wi S 3 ge ‘by pulling far more n the inner in Jhio In Luggage—Get This avor licas lusual amount -of votes from. . CAN i ____nofmally Republican downstate’ ect to Pay “Senator's Opponent. et pm _ureas gre Type of Ballot ablished Price : . SLE. Pius | Makes No Claims grain storage bins, placed there| Seen as Help . i 2-Suiter 3 bh Tax By EARL RICHERT since the 1948 election, and the! By CHARLES LUCEY DAY PRESIDENT Seripps-Howard Staff, Writer farmers seem to be contented. | Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ! L., lugaaae Made of the finest top grain cowhide. M|' CHICAGO, Nov. 3— Political The Democrats think many rock-| COLUMBUS, O., Noy. 3 Sen. NLY! 9949 Easily accommodates 2 suits and all ac- RI experts in Illinois rate the odds Yiohed Republicin farmers won't Robert A. Taft looks like a solid EesSofies. Lightwei ht : Jat 610-5 ‘that Se ake the trouble to vote again bet over Democrat Joseph T.! ‘hand bags i ot 4 ght, ge hes 10:5 at Senate - Majority Bk time, just as they did in 1948. Ferguson in the nation's top OFFICE yet extra sturdy in ffi ssader 5 vot Lucas whose cam-' gen. Lucas has been mak- election ‘contest Tuesday. Here SUPPLY feather oud SonTuetion. juperb aan lls him, te ing his Shisniy) Attacks agatnst Bee the supporting reasons: > workmanship. s a Fertloctens . : r irksen.on farm and inter-; r. Taft figures to be favored p wond : re .. national issues. He claims that by the so-called “Massachusetts TON ST. ner orfol Suistmas Sen. Luca¥- himself is confi- Mr. Dirksen’s 16-year record as a type ballot being used in Ohio 99 . | dent of victory. His Republican House member shows that he is this year. Voters cannot mark al [TIONAL DEAL Use Our \& opponent. ing “Dirksen, 15 an enemy of the farmer, the al- single “X” for an entire ticket (§ L aif vc 1 ng no claims Jdeged proof being Mr. Dirksen's but must vote for each office-in-1. ¥STRUMENTS! leyowoy The Lucas team is counting on economy votes to trim rural elec- dividually, This makes voting a/ a repetition of 1943 when GOP trification and soil conservation more exacting task for everyone, Offer strength in. rural areas fell off. programs. He blasts Mr. Dirks but it is believed likely to hurt A : _— J enough to enable President Teu- sén for being-an-iselatienist.— — the Democrats most 4n “bIg= city | rantes- - \ ) \ : : man to carry the state even Mi. Dirksen has been criticiz- wards with Jarge. foreign-born mm though the Democratic vote mar- ing ‘Senator Lucas as a part of populations. . : \ ¥ gin dropped sharply in Chicago. the administration team that has Touched Every County try Today! a ORK 3 - 3} The Lucas people know their squandered the nation’s resources! This is an aff- presidential year ’ : candidate is going to be hurt in and bungled the country into the election. Six vears ago when Mr, | rites Sar To I Chicago by the police scandals Korean War, Taft squeaked through by only eT = er a a —— TT TTeS==—117,000 . votes, ‘he was running}

against a ticket headed by Franklin Roosevelt. Mr. Taft has made a terrific, campaign reaching back 16 months and touching every county in Ohio. The Republican Party organization claims to be working in this campaign ag it did not in 1948, when Tom Dewey lost the state to Harry Truman by a bare 7000 votes. Party leaders say that shocked the party organization out of a complacent mold. There is evidence of diligent GOP’ efforts to turn out a vote Campaign Ragged The Ferguson campaign, on the other hand, has shown ragged edges. State Democratic organization leaders are saving Mr. Ferguson will win, but some important local Democratic leaders say he won't, | “The Taft ‘people are better heeled financially than the Ferguson side, despite talk of -a- flood of ‘labor money coming into the state for Mr. Ferguson. This. is obvious in the outpouring: of Taft ‘literature throughout Ohio, in the extensive use of television, billboards, newspaper advertising-and other means of reaching the public. And money is important in hiring cars and workers in the «next faw days and on election day, in in getting voters to. the polls.

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