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) lov. 28 (UP) umed at six 1stries, Ine., al mediation in to help controversy. es 8. Allen d company * at his Ina. m. Allen eting of his

company’s picket lines ‘ning. There > yesterday faction and 1 each other

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sman. said 1900 work report for y are able | secondary mbus.

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It Doesn't Cost a Thing To Pick "Miss Teen-Ager' For Senate Group

Philco dealers of Marion County:

TURSDAY. NOV. 28, 1950 _

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

All You Have to Do Is Clip Out Ballot for Favorite High School Girl a0

It doesn’t’ cost a thing to heap the year's outstanding honors on your favorite teen-age high school girl. ; All you hafe to do is elip the official ballots from The Times and drop them’ in any Philco dealer's showroom in: Indianapolis or Marion County. Radio Equipment Co. schools, outside of - high Ager’'s” school, will

The- teen-ager" in any: : Philco radio set. All of the girls

echool in Indianapelis or Marion County receiving ‘the will be crowned * of 1950.” She will receive a Phil- the soldiers. co television set and head a An individual may vote any group of girls ‘who will present number of times, Ballots must three Philco television sets ‘to be dropped in boxes placed in soldiers at Camp Atterbury. Philco - dealer showrooms. Each All other candidates receiving ballot clipped from The Times is

the most votes in their high good for one vote. . Senate GOP Floor Leader Kenneth 8. Wherry (Neb.),» who had fr 7 T= mmm mr Tee been m ed. forthe post, said | MISS TEEN- AGER OF 1950 | vesterday ‘hat he had no present | intention of seeking it. v rested The Times Search for the Most Popular High School Girl | A Tals Not ates Sted Taft | Sponsored by the Radio Equipment Co. and . | Associates . Of ROVER! Aw Philco Dealers of Marion County. 1 (R. 0.), said that he, too, would | : 0 arion iy “oy not seek membership on the com- | This is my vote for thé following girl student in an , Mittee. Sen. Taft was eseribed Indianapolis City, Parochial or Marion County High School, | 3% most anxious to stay out of, | : ag | any party fight over the issue. Sen. Wayne L. Morse (R. J BER'NAME.................... ET tienes ++++ }with the backing ‘of Sen. Arthur | . HER SCHOOL................. .+.CLASS............... | H. Vandenberg (R. Mich.)/ | put in a claim for the seat. My Name...... cereus Socrven Casaritrneen eseraes «+... 1 some Republicans prefer/appoint- | a ment of a Senator mofc i | AGQBTOSS. .. ov vier ants ian ns sesains ae Pras ssererasas | of the administration. DO NOT MAIL. DROP COUPON IN BALLOT BOX AT | Sen. Capehart and “Sen. Morse | ANY PHILCO DEALER IN MARION COUNTY. | were deadlocked on the o point of strict: seniority. Yr ee ~~ — — = = — — ! came to the Sehate Jan. 3, 1943.

Martin Criticizes Demands On Lame Duck Congress

(Continued From Page One) The new military - day in a letter to Vice President ons and aid for Yugoslavia Alben W. Barkley. Some Repub- “°F included but - the amount licans oppose one. or both of the Of money involved was not measures, but most of the oppo- vealed. sition comes from southern Democrats. ation is expected to total $10 bilSoutherners four that Sehators ljon or more. There should be little or no opposition to this.

from the proposed new states would mean more votes against , $75 them in the perennial against “civil rights” legislation. jjon of the fund But some of the southerners be- p, lieve it would be unwise gtrategy There is little doubt to combat the statehood bills by House will pass an excess. profits using all their filibuster weapons. tax bill. Some Senate If a determined minority should gee) committed. too, to. press for fight the bills, there would be no jg passage, but they have chance of passing them in the pious doubts that there will be

million aid

program battle yygosiavia.

authorized in new legislation.

three or four weeks available in time for the slow-moving Senate the lame duck session. o aét. 7 Mr. Truman listed 19 bills in — a statement published after a PETE RS TO ) SPEAK

conference with Democratic gressional leaders yesterday. assigned them varying priorities eral with appropriations, taxes, aid to Delta Yugoslavia, rent control statehood bills having urgency.”

con- John Peters, traffic manager of

will address the 4

Alpha Transportation

Motors Nu “greatest assembly room of ‘he Citizens Gas & Coke Utility.

lini, a said today. Mr. Rossellini has finished ne-Franco-Italian of the production, More than $40 mil- spokesman said. The film will be would have. to entitled

The administration nas planned gotiations for backers

day

Wanted on Foreign

Relations Committee

WASHINGTON, . Nov. 28 (UP) —Sen. Homer Capehart (R. Ind.), was nominated by sonhie Repub- 3 The Times search. is being staged with the “co-operation of the licans today as the latest candi- g and the —— date for a forthcoming GOP “Miss Teen- vacancy on the Senate Foreign receive a‘Relations committee. Republican election gains give |

will make up a gala entourage the party another committee seat most _votes that will go to Camp Atterbury in the

Miss ‘Teen-Agerto present the television sets .to Jan. 3.

Senior Republicans Sen. Capehart, long a critic of administration foreign policy, has expressed interest in the post and it .is quite possiblé he can get it.

But in the alphabetical which govern in such cases, § Capehart | is oijt in front.

Ingrid to Resume

appropria- Film Career Next Year Italy. Ingrid {Bergman will resume her ret film career next year by starring in ‘a movie produced and directed The requested defense appropri- by her husband, Roberto .Rosselspokesman for the couple, .

ROME,

at a

with

“Europe, ] be produced in France beginning that the Feb. 1,

safety

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Nov. 28

1951."

leaders 9 ‘| gcal Truck Drivers se- Receive Safety Awards

Two Indianapolis truck drivers were presented safety awards tomeeting of the United Trucking Service Co. Joseph Kadans, He the Delco-Remy Division of Gen- for the company gave Odie Clark certificate for four years driving a trailer transport in In and the fraternity tomorrow night in the diana, Ohio and Michigan without accident. Owen McManns received a one-year award,

Named ‘Sonja Sees Non-Edible Fruit Salad

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But he suffered a fatal heart attack driving the + 'pody of his f{riend.. Flovd (Bobo) Leslie, another heart attack victim, to the Beanblossom Mortuary, 1321 W. Ray St.

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Weather Delays

| Plan Discussion Of Bottlenecks

, Weather conditions today de-

of Commerce traffic expert en route here to survey Indianapolis traffic problems.

to present to the expert, Evans, upon his arrival. Mr. Evans’ visit was arranged by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce following Mayor Bayt's appeal for more one-way streets to relieve traffic bottlenecks here. Besides keeping streets

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Sonja Henie samples the fruit salad on the coat of Chief Quartermaster Paul Lawall (right), visiting the skating star in her | dressing room at the Coliseum, as Robert Swarm, YNT |, smiles | appreciatively. Both the sailors are Indianapolis men who saw service in the South Pacific in World War Il.

= Ambulance Driver Dies . After Driving Body of Friend

Howard Skaggs +h) Heart Attack; Had Just Taken Floyd Leslie to Mortuary

o have heen a happy day in the life of Howard ambulance driver, who was. observing

Tuesday was a General Hospital

Skaggs,

shortly after

Mr. hospit: i; where he died.

‘New War’ Be un, Mr slie, a special invéstigator in i office of Prosecutor

George Dailey, had beén stricken!

Skaggs was rushed to the

S M in- the Courthgise earlier, d S ac I ur Dr. Crocker B. Clegg. hospital y ; interne who accompanied Mr. : Skaggs, and Charles Morris, fu200,000 China Reds neral home attendant, had just P Th hh GC = carried Mr. Leslie's body into our roug ap the mortuary when Mr. Skaggs (Continued From Page ‘One “suffered his attack. across the central mountains Mrs. - Leslie said that Mr. tsward the Chinese flank. Skaggs and = her husband had

beenr—good friends for years and his passing may have been a contributing cause to "his own sudden death,

Mr. Skaggs. who lived at 304 8 +4 4 A

© a < . 60th and 89th Chinese divisions Vine St. was born at Roachdale] This had been identified on this front. i but had lived in Indianapolis 40 CANTERBURY Only the South Korean Capitol years. He is survived by his son! : Division in the far northeast cor- yen; a daughter, Mrs. Ravmond| Shirt has ner of Korea still was advancing ‘Wadsworth. both of Indianapolis: BUTTON CUFES The South Koreans regained the Mrs. Frank Urick, Plainfield, a! 2000" yards they lost to a Com- stepdaughter; Leo W. Skaggs. munist counter-attack. north of poyil, Okla.. a stepbrother, and [ Chongjin yesterday and preased ¢ight grandchildren. on another 3000 yards, to ithe , A driver for General Hospital north, two years, he previously was emCommunique Issued ployed by. the McNamara Cast-|

The U. 8. 10th Corps reported that the Chinese had thrown a third -division—the 59th-—-against the Marines. Previously, only the

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Gen. MacArthur jssued his "8° Co, Inc, and had served two ni x _,. Years as a deputy sheriff. { special cofmunique’, on China's Funeral arrangements will be, intervention in the war at 2:20 made -by ‘Shirley Brothers’ Cena. m. (Indianapolis time). tral Chapel. ‘Burial will be a DATA “There exists obvious intent and Roachdale. : preparation for support of these Mr. Leslie, who ‘was 46, had | forces by heavy reinforcements been a special investigator for | Concerning the now concentrated within the pri- Prosecutor Dailey, since January, | Collars vileged sanctuary north of the 1949. Active in Democratic poli- > international boundary and con- tics for 25 years, Leslie had been There is a stantly moving forward,” the 4th ara Demoraile sommitiee : . WIDE.SPREAD 0 i & said. chal man or five years, : > commIM gu : . . as Born in Shoals. Mr. \ Leslie COLLAR with Consequently, we face an en- i .4 most of his life in Indnap- FRENCH CUFFS

tirely new war. > lis,” graduating from Schodl 12 “This has shattered the high and Manual High School. He also hopes we entertained that inter- piayed semi-pro- football with the vention of the Chinese was only Riley Tigers and the JCCs lunteer — puerat-services will be-held-at publicly the home; 515 Arbor Ave. at 2 p. m. Thursday. Place of burial has not been decided. Survivors, beside his wife,

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nese object in breaking off contact with the United Nations forces two weeks ago was to gain time to ‘“sudreptitiously build up . an overwhelming force” for

ae ssurprise attack upon the Allied In Weather Here

line: (Continued From Page One) “This plan has heen disrupted ‘residence. Mr. Brown suffered

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by" our owa' offensive action head lacerations and shock in the ; which forced. upon the enemy a accident and was taken to a Peru "Pearl" buttons— remature engagement,” he .said hospital, ey ats r - Puts “h = UN gi ih i] police tabulations indis easier to handle LA'S Iss ptlol. cated 13 deaths attributed to the 15 One hour laler, almost in the storm in Indiana. The record covnature of an afterthought, Gen ers a six-day period SHIRT ‘MacArthur added this paragraph” Milk deliveries were expected 2 : to reach a normal. basis in In-» to the: communique: dianapolis today although some LENGTH “The -8ituation, repugnant as it were .expected .to be later than 2 may be, poses issues beyond the ysual, : These shirts are authority of the United Nations Winfield Hunt, of the Milk ivena bit of militagy command--issues which Foundation: of Indianapolis, said 9 must‘ find their solution within today that rural milk trucks, extra length. the colincils of the United Nation paralyzed by the storm Sunday te-You'll appreciate chancelleries of the world.” and vesterday, . were, able to . for With those words, Gen. Mac- break through last night. Most this extra comtort Arthur ‘in affeel told the- United Indianapolis dairies had normal and sense of Nations that the férces now: un- supplies today. luxury. - der his ¢bmmand no longer may Schools in Wayne, Pike, Frankhe ‘able to control the situation. lin and Decatur townships rethat the enemy is being: rein: mained closed today. Marion ve forced and supplied from bases County Superintendent Robert F. : SLEEVE beyond his authority to attack, Gladden said schools will be re-| and that tne problem of what to ‘opéned when. rural roads clear NOTE do next is up to them. sufficiently for safe school bus His warning was backed up by travel . oe . the latest news from the fight In Indianapolis. work pro- 2 Hathaway sleeves fronts. + gressed steadilv on clearing the «are tailored +

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