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Inside Indianapolis ‘By Ed Sovola
A NEW white oak (Quercus Aba) stands in University Park. It ‘something happens to Tree
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The battle to get an oak in the large open area of the park, ‘facing Meridian 8t., began last —Mar. 21, the first day of spring. We haven't had much luck. State Forester Joe DeYoung, if you remember helped (that means he did all the work) plant eight acorns. We hoped a mighty oak from an acorn would grow. At that time I had a eampaign going to boost Indianapolis. . Mayor Feeney gave us permission to plant acorns in the park. Joe and I were sure that, the acorns would some day help beautify our city. We marked the spot where Joe placed the acorns with a granite marker.
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SPRING RAINS came, the sun made the earth warm and one fine day a tiny leaf poked through ‘the soil. An oak grew in University
Park. Joe and I were so happy | we almost bought
—Cigars—to—pass—out-to—friends= Then, ping, ping and ping, we nad four little oaks. Squirrels dug up two “expanding acorns and we had two little oaks left. Four acorns: refused to co-operate. One day Tree No. 3 suddenly tiered up’ its leaves and died. Joe and I were frantic. We swore ' to-keep one Little’ Oakie going, Wire hoops went around the tree. During dry spells I hauled water. I even got a bag of fertilizer. Just before leaving for my vacation in July, Little Oakie had 14 leaves and was doing well. The caretaker in the park assured me he would keep an eye on the little fellow and water him.
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A cou PLE of days after my return, I paid a visit to Little Oakie. Tragedy. All the signs Indicated someone had pinched him off just below the [ast leaf. He would never grow up to be a mighty oak. He was deader than a toothpick. Joe was burned up.. I was more sad than teed off. Friends sent sympathy cards and urged another planting. Joe vowed we'd have an oak in University Park. We didn't have any more. acorns. And you can’t transplant > seedlings in the ‘middle of summer. Joe adVised patience. Next fall we'll have a “real tree in the park or else,” said Joe. “Victor MaGee, superintendent of the Morgan‘Monroe State Forest, followed our oak troubles and was ready to help. I didn't know that at the time.
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to make a trip to Morgan-Monroe Forest. Joe also said Mr. \MaGee promised to dig up. one of . his -strongest- young oaks, Joe would haul’ it to Indianapolis. : “When I get back we're going to have a planting party,” roared Joe. He ‘brought a 415-foot white oak, leaves, big ball of dirt around the\roots and all. Mr. MaGee fixed Joe up with a Back of rich woods soil,
It Happened Last Night
By Earl Wilson
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-—Well, honey baby, right now Lauren Bacall' Bogart's sitting across the room from me here, talking about her future.
“I had an idea I should go out and come in again as something else,” Baby, one of our very favorite gals, says. “Changing my name, £7 and my face and maybe | wearing a wig,” : Her - professional life lately has disappointed her, Life with Bogie (now asleep in the next room) has been bliss, pandas, being barred from cafes, and yet bliss. Which is odd, because the folks were sure the marriage wouldn't last, but it's as solid as a columnist’s head. - But the career... “I guess ‘some people “would say it's a wonderful spot when they make you a star,” she says. “But suppose you don't have the ¥iperience ~to-back UpZ : ce “And if you'rs 19, as 1. was, my God, How much experience can you have? “And once you're a star, you can't step down. ‘That's why I fought so hard for good parts. I was always being suspended . . . seven times in four years . . . pretty close to a record. But it's better not to be seen at all than to he seen in junk.” Baby proceeds. to tell about it, thinkin’ and slinkin’,
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“THEIR POLICY Is...they work. ““They-figure, “We'll- use -her-til-she's-used up; then we'll get somebody else.” “So when they offered me a picture that I had only three or maybe it was sfx lines in, I Bave ‘em four pints of blood and got out of my contract.” : 80 what now? “Sign a new contract . . . ¢
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or free lance , , , anyway, concentrate on pictures, ““But Bogle might be interested In retiring some day-—probably be Interested In retiring right now...” “I'd likes to,” speaks up. “Bogie. who's up. now.
“Then, " Baby says, “maybe I'd do a Broad-
Americana By Robert €. Ruark
Felix Knight
Big Oakie . . . ; unsuccessful with acorns in University Park, r. Inside" Forester Joe eis plant ‘a 4!/5oak.
foot white
For the planting ceremony, I brought a sack of treated fertilizer. We dug’ like a couple of ground moles. The topsoil in University Park is pretty good but when you get down about six inches you think you're digging through. concrete. - Concrete with nails, wire, hunks of cinder.
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> ON THE BOTTOM of the pit Joe phured a layer of Morgan-Monroe soil. Then he poured the treated fertilizer.” Next came a good drenching with water. The oak was set and a mixture of Morgan-Monroe soil and fertilizer was tamped around the roots.
Joe stomped on the dirt, going around and around like an Indian. My job was to haul water from the gasoline station across the street. Unless it rains good and hard, I'm to keep the roots of the oak wet. Gad, I hope we have luck with this tree. Too bad we couldn't have started with an acorn as planned. No, somebody shad to clip Little Qakie in two.” Why, I'll. never know. “All trees are 5 rmant now,” Joe said, -we won't know good job tog We're going to have a lot of nasty weather before the first buds start popping open. I have confidence that Mother Nature will do her part next spring. If Human Nature will only give the oak half a chance, we'll all be able to sit under Big Oakie’s shade next summer. We'll have to do-it one at a time, true, but.it won't be long before a mighty oak stands and only asks to be a friend.
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way show. If you're married away from your husband, the time, here.”
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BOGIE leaves to keep a professional date, NOT carrying a panda. “Bogie’ surprises a lot of neople,” she says. “Well brought-up, kind of prudish. In California, if we want fo drink, we stay home, where we can take our shoes off. In California,” she adds pridefully, “we haven't even been barred from ONE night club.” -
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derson and she said, “I won't lie to you—but I won't tell you anything either.” (Switch—she was at the ballet admiring Andre Eglevsky’s muscles!)
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what he considered a poor response far his ballet:
exclaimed “This crowd is a nest of idiots. I'll tell them all to go. to. hell Babs--Hutten's settlement on Prince Troubetzkoy is expected to be a million $. TV hasn't hurt Sonja Henie whose Indianapolis advance sale is $310,000 against $276, 000 in '49. . Margaret Truman will cut four records with the Robert Shaw’ Chorale next week.
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Comedian Jos FE. (Copacabana) Lewis says famous pianist Vladimir Horowitz came in just .0 heat his accompanist Austin Mack and was so enthusiastic about his playing that afterward; -Be.. arose and proclaimed, “Check, Please!” -
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75... didn’t go around in 76 . Valley Forge, you know.” | .EARL'S PEARLS .. . Of derriere-tosser Diosa Costello who went into “South Pacific”, says. “Anyway, she always held up her end.” TV's Lew Parker carries this
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T= FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1850 —
; Peek at Fair Grounds Hobby Show
About People—
And What's Sin. A Name When Loves Fall Qut?
California Woman Robbed of Proof of Her Fishing Skill
Love seems to-have escaped the Loves of Detroit. Yesterday, Circuit Judge Lila. “M Neunfelt ‘granted divorces to: Isabelle M. Love, who charged that David-J. Love loved someone else; Roosevelt Love, who said Mary Lou left him in 1949 after pitching bookends and. dishes his way; and Ida E. Love, who said her love, Richard L., beat her and stayed out nights.
One That Got Away
Mrs. Howard Minor did very well in man's domain, but she'll have trouble proving it. In San Diego, Cal., Mrs. Minor battled long and hard to land a 198-pound striped marlin swordfish, believed. to be a world: medium tackle record for women. Hours after the fish was docked someone’ stole it from a waterfront hoist on which it was hung for picture-taking.
for ROTC. = |, : New CO or II regimental Raps Capehart’ S 1
commander who was wounded in Voter Attitude |
action, Col. Harry D. McHugh, has assumed command of the ELWOOD, Nov. 3—An incident Indiana University ROTC, He will in an Elwood factory was cited take charge of 2300 cadets. by Alex Campbell as proof that A West Point graduate of 1924,/{; g gen, Homer E. Capehart has Col. McHugh was on the Acad- «iter contempt for.a human being unless he has a vote.’
“emy staff from 1927 to 1931, then served in China and the. Philip- Sen. Capehart, visiting the facpines before World War II. After {,.v Wednesday, was asked several questions by a Scottish immi-
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Party Expects Denton To Have Little Trouble | Seeking | Re-election
By DAN KIDNEY Times Staff Writer EVANSVILLE, Nov. 3—Rep. | Winfield K. Denton, _ _Evansv = expects to continue to be the Sth District Congressman after the votes are counted Tuesday. Never have the Vanderburgh County Democrats ‘been more confidéht in an off-year election. The district’ went Republican in the last off-year election. But Rep. Edward Mitchell turned out to be a one-termer. » About the only other Republie can Congressman from here in recent years was Charles M. LaFollette. He was elected twice and was more New Dealish than most Hoosier Democrats. . His recent appointment to the anti-subversive trial board by President Truman was denounced by Sen. Homer E. Capehart, on behalf of the Hoosier GOP as being part of what he considers a leftish plot. . A Straight Republican The Republican - candidate against Mr. Denton is a one-time LaFollette law partner. But he has no ADA leanings at all. He js running a straight Republican campaign, with help from the - doctors, businessmen and upper and middle income groups. Herman McCray is an amateur in politics, never having sought public office previously. He is president of the Evansville Bar Association, but lives in Warrick County. about one and one-half miles north of Newburgh. “I know I am an amateur
Lance Witmer, R. R. 16, left, and John Ulmer, 2142 42d St. inspect a 16-foot B-29- model at the Hobby—Show at + the State. Fair Grounds. The show loses Saturday night.
the war he taught at Infantry
school and recently was-=chief of grant employed at the. plant, Mr. the U. 8. Army mission in campbell told a meeting in DemoBolivia. cratic headquarters here yesteray. p he same story at Scale of Love day. He told the In a divorce petition a rally in Anderson last night.
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Knoxville, Tenn. Curtis §. Wil- question’ fighting a professional,” Mr. Mecliams Jr. said his weight dropped *Ave you: an isolationist?” Cray said. “But that may be the to 130 pounds when he realized — point that will make me win. Win=
“How long have you been In this country?” Mr. Capehart shot back, according to Mr. Campbell. When the Scot said he had been here only a year,” Mr. Campbell said, the Senator called him “just and refused to
hig wife didn't love him. However, he added, it picked up to 175 pounds when he decided there was nothing he could do about it.
Just a Shy Gal
Eve Arden, queen of the quick @ damned alien” quip, admitted answer. today that in real: Because that man couldn't life she is neither vote, you see what happened,” Mr. sarcastic. or {Campbell said. funny. i “It shows utter coritempt and,
field Denton has been on public payrolls too long. It's time for a change.” Mr. Denton was in both World Wars and a long-time member of the Indiana [egislature. With the exception of trimming on the Ewing compulsory health program, as do almost all other Midwestern Democrats, he could be called an orthodox Fair Dealer.
“If I say some- jdteregara Io 2 huvisn being a is Bing Eyes on a Judgeship thi funny, it's to ’ e Ce - cident” the It shows my opponent has looked Ge If he does go back to Congress,
which appears most likely, he 2 will make further efforts to get Ty Mis ® roving * Federal ship for Sithe state and maybe for himself. . Citing "his backing away from so-called “socialized ' medicine,”
with disdain upon us, the common | people. 2
GOP Seheaok: Windup Rally Sunday |
screen star said. Miss Arden-said she is shy until cameras Start” grinding. Then,”
Margaret Holland, Se Robinson, Charle ene Gosmell and | 's Frances Whiteratt (left to right) show handiwork at the Hobby | Show.
Eve Arden
look out, sister. { — | Mr. McCray sald Mr. Denton The windup rally of the Repub-. lam ure Why Worry? tican campaign in Marion County Where's the Proof? Eanminaham Asks the Democratic S1at Confess
Mrs. Kate Lenahan fussed to- will be a backyard picnic Sunda day because they wouldn't let her.afternoon at the ic of Paul ay|: Sheriff Cunningham today ‘“de-|ble for .law enforcement amon, slio repen the Taft-Hartley ‘law finish her walk. ° Clark, GOP candidate for judge fied anyone to prove -there has|125.000 residents outside Indian-|and at the same time credits the
Mrs. Lenahan left home. in of Superior Court 5, at 132 N. been any organized gambling iapons Ea have been in-) jemerats With Song all that > ~Smartville, Cal. vesterday afters. ‘Riley Ste i enn Aor re structed--to--close gambling! mplished.... - noon for a stroll. When she Principal speakers. “will Ye Marion “County during my erm wherever it is found. He said the Republican votes didn’t return for supper, her Charles Brownson, GOP nominee Of office.” E “There is no power behind the |against Korean aid caused us to
daughter called the sheriff. A for Congress; Dan W. .Smith,| “My promise two years ago throne which dictates to me or to be unprepared: for the conflict posse found her wandering in the Sheriff candidate and Frank Fair- | that there would be no organized my deputies who shall or shall there and then turns around and Sierra foothills—at 12:15 a. m. child, candidate for Prosecutor. /gambling in Marion County has not operate gambling establish-|says the country was better pre“I+ was just ‘taking a little’ The picnic is being given in!been kept from the very first day ments. There are no gambling pared for the Korean fighting walk," she said crossly. honor of Republican candidates 1 took office,” he said. {hot spots in Marion County. I than any war in our hisory,” Mr, Mrs. Lenahan is 80.¢ for.the county council. “My. deputies who are responsi- defy anyone to prove otherwise. > jMcOray charged.
‘Campbell Asserts He Fired First Blast in Case of Hiss; Moves ts:
We want a congressman ‘who can {and truthfulness.” Capehart Comes Out With Four-Point Peace Program | roctce in maaan j ; Mr. McCray is well known in Indianapolis. He praeticed law : : . | Break of Ties With Reds and Satellites | Democrat Cites Record | as Prosecutor flaw firm. Mr. Wright was long= : f {time the treasurer of the Republi« *- By IRVING LEIBOWITZ, Times Staff Writer = : By LEON W. RU SSELL, Times Staff Writer — TERRE HAUTE, Nov: 3—Republican Sen. Homer E. Capehart = ANDERSON, Nov. 3—Alex Campbell disclosed here last night ‘can State Committee. - carried his “no more wars” campaign for re-election here today, that he was the first government official to see the documents which! ‘ John Ellert, former Evansville | Democratic candidate for count t ho already has handshaked his way through 90 perjury charges. ¥ of a We proposed. the peace plan as he hit Demo- It was the first public disclosure that Mr. Campbell fired the auditor and publicity man: for the cratic Vigo County; the state's “western region of coal mines; in=-opening—gun—in—the-Hiss—case,he-told—an" audience of over 600. campaign here, said that “things ans ———————— persons in the Anderson Armory. Sh never ‘looked so. good.”
make up his mind, with sincerity GOP Senator Favors UN Police Force, ~~ | Foe’s Charges Called ‘Despicable’ as there with the late Burrell Wright {advocating a four-point peace program for the nation. led to the conviction of Alger Hiss, State Department employee,. on Press political reporter. but now a Sen. Capehart announced He made the statement in “They are getting better all the
his TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 3— “Under the Truman: adminis-
COBLUMBUE BD. Nov. 3 Fellow Americans, al“though IT drifted this “Way 16 take a look at fhe —heated-politieat-situation;-T-sotenmmiy swear 1 wit
words ‘grass roots” or ‘“hustings” will turn in my bes ducks. It is my solemn duty to report that in Ohio, which is torh ! asunder by the senatorial con- HE flict between Bob Taft and Joe Ferguson, interest in football
in this piece I
able to discover who else is running for office. There: is a spirited contest for governor and some other odd jobs, but the’ focus seems to be on Taft, Fer-. guson and Michigan. Michigan is running for office against Ohio State. te Mr. Taft has taken to television alacrity. of - Milton Berle, and .may
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with regularly be seen with a new Kind of cleavage, a low-cut vest. Smiling Bob, I believe they call him. out
here, and if he loses I imagine the Kadner Agency, which handles his stuff, can book him into something pretty juicy. They also handle ‘Mr. Berle. Mr. Ferguson, who is called Jumping Joe, because wherever vou are, there he is, is leaning the CIO-PA€ Mr. Ferguson -is popularly supposéd to have a larger mailing list than. Sears-Roebuck, which is pot running for office thisiyear. ew wih HE ALSO has more children than anybody in hiz league, three boys and" four girls, plus a scattered handful of grandchildren. It is no dark secret that the CIO loves Mr. more dearly than life itself, while Mr. Taft h#s been forced to counter with a weak left called Labor League for Taft: —— I would venture that this is not \a southpaw organization, but whe can trust whom these days? “Te. contest 50 far has been awtuly fitter.
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« IN THE SAME BROCHURE, Mr. Ferguson is strongly exhibited. as: the man who invented motherhood, who favors the U. S. Marines, and
who is four-square for dogs, cats and the com- |
mon: {ce-cream cone. The same book shows Mr. Taft's friends and backers as J. P. Morganish ogres who subsist exclusively off widows and orphans, while Mr. Ferguson's associates 'are blended of such pure ingredients that all seem slightly bald without haloes. Many jokes are current among the yeomen. One semineutral slogan runs: “Kick Taft out of Washington and Ferguson out of Ohio. » It would seem to indicate displeasure with both, but with the elective nod toward Jumping Joseph’s corner. : v, 2 The pro-Taft legions have quoted Mr. Ferguson as saying: “Formosa? I carried it in the last election, and I can carry it again.” Another antiFerguson quip has ‘quoted him on foreign policy. “Beat Michigan” is supposed to be his stand, and I think it remarkably succint for. these troubled
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IN ANSWER to these canards the sarcasm The only trouble with Bob,” they say, “is that he's too sexy for television.” This is regarded by neutral observers, such as me, as inaccurate. Mr. Taft has lately taken, long strides ‘in ‘the direction of complete liberalism. He was walked out on recently by some listeners during a speech in the upstate. steel-mill section, and zpplauded the departure of the dissenters. He said he did not want’ to ‘talk 10 a,
captive audience,
So here, finally, is my prediction: Ohio “State wil beat Aicvigan by two. touchiegria. A
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sign In his wallet: “If. anything rogram for the first time in the Whether the Repulicans know denying the Sarge ‘of his” op Er a " he said. “It looks now as Happens tome nplease. notify ‘ 3 JT campaign last night at a It or not, they have two Sen. ponent, Sen. Capehart, that the as Re t as oe "to a wit en though we would carry Vander- . taxes!” next. 6f kinescope.” That's oti Republican rally in the Shelby- Homer E. Capeharts touring Justice Department ‘intended to without ri Roz ting : burgh County by between 5000 Earl, brother. te Diosa.Costello. a National Guard . Armory. the State in the election cam- drop the Hiss case. hunt; ~he sai iid 'to 8000. And we are in excelent ee en : enon Tp tolqwers attended the -Paign. He branded the Capehart “Torchlight Patade be a “hAPE in- the other 10 counties oa r Eo liyfiich-was broadcast over : One ’is the real Senator. The charge as “despicable, deceitful, The rally was preceded Y 2.in the district. In fact we are Ferguson vs. Taft— ™ tion. other is Ms drivet, Frank fraudulent, untrue and rank. torchlight parade which. enthusi- In such good shape there that ea al ; 3.10cal radio stati ed: Standish, who looks enough | “My opponent Js making a astic Democrats hailed as “the yg. penton would be: re-elected But OSI n in w in ONE. A U. 8, in potiey tn- like the Senator to make’ plenty moe kery of American justice.” he biggest political sembly in An- Leven if we lost out here. which = -. Lapa ool politicians yell: ‘ rfc v Se" LE fio In the cards. 1 I IR th spa a “Hi, [enator: You're Son MT. Campbell ke from- the. Area oly 600. cars forme ‘Both labor and ths farmers Met Se Tene aes es ] Se hat ix gente et : get my vate. se ens same platform on Which Sen. 3 parade line estimated as SiX are for Mr. Denton. We only lost comic book whith depicts Mr, Taf Re 0} med WO A nternational. police T'S the same old case of (apehart. made. the charge the. mes tong-whieh-took-more-than rSpencer County 14st time and pic Fi-lift.-as fellow wrF Pos mistaken Jddentity for Frank, night before. an. hour ‘to pass the reviewing expect to carry it next Tues3h Tf anybody finds the who slew Cock Robin, pdisoned Santa'Claus and force from the ranks of the Unit-
who has been working for the Mr. Campbell showed the audioff and on for about, ence a copy of a confidential
memorandum: he had written to
prise loan program for little busi- tion about Sen. Capehart s voting J. Edgar Hoover, Federal Byresy fnessmen in qualified foreign na- record on the program. of » Investigation chief, on tions. “My opponent savs 1 never sup- 49. 1948, FOUR: Breaking diplomatic re- ported REA legislation,” the sen-| ' The memorandum was a report asserted. “He ‘i8 wrong, on a trip Mr, Campbell had made again. I voted fn favor of all to Baltimgre that afternoon to In one of his most bitter at- ppp measures before the Sen- get the evidence against Hiss, he ‘themes as
stand in front of the courthouse. day.” The Anderson Rough Riders, a, Alex Campbell, Democratic cangroup of ‘men, women and chil- didate for the seat of U. S. Sen. dren on horseback, led the pa- Homer E. Capehart, will trail Mr, rade. {Denton in the voting it is Vehicles, floats, amd sevely generally ‘conceded here. bands followed, with .red flares lighting the way. | SE te hammered such Fleming Sues “Wages: 1932, $1 a
ed Nations. THREE: ‘Replacing the Mar. shall Plan with a private enter-
Nenator 14 years,
[lations with Russia and other na: ator tions behind the Iron Curtain.
ltacks on his Democratic oppon? ow said. day; 1950, $1 an hour.” Hammond Mayor ent, "Alex Campbell, Sen. Cape- p,ijar gen. Capehart met’ Mr. Campbell was assistant A War I Song HAMMOND, Ind., Nov. 3 (UP) hart said: three U. S. Marine Corps fighter attorney general, ‘in charge of gound. trucks blared the old —Indiana Secretary of State
“Campbell is a stooge for the CIO political bosses and Truman is a prisoner of the union. czars. Both of them are obligated to the big labor bossés.”
pilots’ who complained about the the Justice Department's criminal system of calling them to active division, at the time.
duty. The Senatorial candidate then The officers, Harvey A. Keeling. read a long list of prosecutions of
World War I song, “Don't Bite {Charles F. Fleming yesterday the Hand That's Feeding You. 2 | filed a $100,000 slander suit In the afterrioon, Mr. Campbell, | |against Hammond Mayor Vernon ‘accompanjed by Fifth District|C. Anderson.
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‘Thomas B. Hutchison and Rich- communists and their helpers Congressman-John R. Walsh, vis- | The suit alleged that on Oct. 3 la TD Sangin rue A esle ard K. Samuelson, were called 10 jnouding Judith Coplon and ited Alexandria and Elwood. | Mr. Anderson charged ~that-Mr. ran
In Alexandria, Mr. Campbell Fleming signed a petition in 1946 {toured the streets to meet the! {asking then Gov. Ralph Gates to voters personally. | permit Communist candidates on : : i There was hilarity when he the state ballot. SS ihnul at pin: ran ‘into William Fortune, Re-| The action, filed for Mr. Flemhe publican candidate for state treas- ing by Attorney Earl Cox, us
active duty and later had the parry Bridges, which he ‘superorders cancelled. They objected t0 ised. indecision of government. All “These said they gave up homes and busi- cho nesses to get “in shape’ for active screaming headlines, duty. given careful scientific study”
{cepting loans and: materials during the war and then failing to {co-operate with the world, warned /that the U.S. “can’t buy friendship with money.’
Reads REA Talk
cases were prepared
nn ee cts Fl take. pin entri——————— FOE pee WR OR 8. doing. the {tended that the use. ame “During his 40-minute speech,’ up the matter today with Defense i : thing. Mutual friends introduced on the petition was mon Sen. Capehart briefly mentioned Secretary George Marshall. : They were conducted in hem and: they exchanged cam- land that the signature was
: t the Gary labor rally where GOP The touring Capehart caravan way consistent with the Dridoiples * paign cards forged.
congressional candidate Paul Cyr "0 hb ine Catmoenhere Of “democracy. There was Talks for 44 The suit quoted Mr, Anderson was reported to have been treated morning with a loudspeaker Wien Bun tel ihe: Revublivas In Elwood. birthpiace of Wen as telling a Republica BUR f ! cke d - / =. “rough” by labor men. truck blaring mountain songs’ as ea p | “If you reca was popu
ee dominated R0th Congress which, dell L. Willki4, Mr. Campbell de-| ink side in 1948, but “Let this be a warning to us the political show visited Tra- for five livered a fighting talk to 44 of] 10.pe on she p
that *mob rule can easily take > wi he charged, ‘delayed it’s not popular in 1950. Mr, FlemJ ip organized meeting.” he falgar, Ni Reva h, Pros Mono months in putting President Tru- the party faithful in Democratic yo i turning handsprings to get said. Edinburg, Ne2dham, Pikiin AN® man's loyalty program for Fed- headquarters. fon. the right side. If he didn't
Sen. Capehart also read a three. and Greenwood.
eral employées into effect.” Mr. Campbell will go to Green- 0, it, why didn’t he deny 3 in minute talk on Rural Electrifica- 046°"
Fi hte Pil t Ki Ile dl “Most of the top flight alien castle today, tien 20 Terre Haute epared b er. rio ie «. Communists entered this coun-for-a rally tonig : Hr Srnisration er saratere] ighter P CITY, Fla; Nov, 3 try in the Harding, Coolidge and, He will hold his final rally of FIRST BAPTIST mn and released to all HewsHapers (UP)—Lt. Gordon W. Craig was Hoover administrations,” he said. the campaign tomorrow night in| The first Baptis ‘and news services in the state. . killed yesterday in the crash of He read names of foreign Com- Ft. Wayne, his home town. Gov.|America was founded in | The REA speech accused Mr. an F-51 fighter plane at Tyndall munists and the dates they ‘Schricker is billed as , Principal Providence, R. R Ze by Roce Campbell ot “Halsitying” intgrma- , Alr Forde base, reached the United Bay ; speaker, : jams. :