Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1951 — Page 2

Sue would be “Foolish

: proposal A ne declared Sen. Sen. Robert Taft in

; the aggressor has everything to : We Smtof said.

_ policy” of the Democratic administration

He said the Republican presiyear will

or ground the SOF Darts of against and a sound foreign policy to correct the “blunders of the Truman administration. " in the

spot P presith abot rus, outined details ve | acing the AmerEs at —. An Freedom Dinner staged by the Stats GOP Committee at the Temple. leaders announced they over-shot their goal of 1000 banquet tickets at $100 each—collected $102,000. Of this, $70,000

The first time any prom-

of Indiana's delegates Sen. Robert Taft nomination

id to the National GOP pid te th ad op

seh. Taft lashed out against Jangers of socialistic trends

at en reforred to OF, | ‘ Taft predicted that the Senafe as “Mr. Republican,” warned that ew. make several “big changes” the | Democratic administration i, tie $7.3 billlon tax inerease biil a is heading toward social- passed by the House this week.

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Foreign Policy Plate Dinner

y NOBLE REED { peace at the 38th Parallel,”

“Under the policy of a cease-fire at the 38th Parallel, | ‘which has been encouraged by the Truman administration, |

exists because of the “weak going on throughout Ht iad Yonge policies of this an ht of liberty against om«| i wohran Yalta, Potsdam and in

controls over Te viduals and industry and agri: culture,” he said. “We ges it in

of economic actual operation onamic

| the vast increase in govern.

election was on the issues of

: Loa price and controls and the Brannan dent Truman was elected

wih pay aay ht Toe Bair Dott

Champ's court, but yet before him for hearing.

procedures under our must begin with filing of forth certain lately thig 1s ‘the Clerk of Courts must, by law, issue an order to ‘seize . the property and evict the ocou-| ints.” The tenant. hen may post | eovering rent that may bep due uring the hearing. e case comes the court in which it was

loud doe arose from

someone was Kid-| one of her hens, me a rooster.

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Position—

indeed if she did net take up a speech here last night.

to gain and nothing to lose,”

United States perilous position in world “Just the people have repudiated the whole socialistlo] theory, tney unfortunately find forced upon them a vast mobilization program with increased government spending and controls, “There is no bt that Soviet Russia does present a tremendous threat to the security of this country, I think that a mobilization program {is necessary. The fact that it is so eagerly embraced, however, by the President, by all Fair Dealers and Socialists, should at least warn us that we should closely watch fits actual carrying out with some justified critical suspicion. h The Senator reviewed the legislation giving powers or money beyond real necessity. This Is Not War “In time of war, perhaps, we simply have to create a dictator in many fields but this is not war and the present state of mobilization may go on for 10 or even 20 years while the Communist threat continues,” he said. The Senator reviewed the “blunders” of Democratic administrations in Washington for the last 10 years, blaming them “for the mess we're in today.” “This administration seems to have no conception of the problem before it,” he said. “There is no plan for more than a few months ahead.” He charged that the President is trying to pose as an advocate of peace and representing the Republicans as trying to promote a war with Soviet Russia. Raps Truman Policies “But it was the President who! started the Korean war on his own responsibility,” he said. “Hiven if he makes an appeasement peace, he can hardly claim credit for ending without result the war which he began, “The President, Becretary of State Acheson and Gen. Marshall

their foreign policy has created the crisis in which we now find ourselves.” The Senator said the Russian

have lost the confidence of the creation by Cefl Chapman for the people on foreign policy, because gvening gown competition,

ottes in the VFW "Honor Korean Veterans” (Story and other photes, Page 10.)

Miss Virginia Ann Johnsen, winner of The Times “Sweetest Girl” contest, smiled and sang her way ahead of two dozen other contestants last night to become Miss Indianapolis of 10562. : The 18-year-old Broad Ripple | High School graduate was chosen by the panel of nine judges before a crowd of about 1500 in the Murat Theater, First rugnér-up was Marguerite | Guernary, 20-year-old model, of 4849 Hillside Dr. Her specialty was a dramtic monolog.

Second Runner-up

Paula Dee Hawkins, 18, of 1225 LaSalle St, was second runnerup with a combination toe-tap dance, singing and baton-twirling in the talent section. Miss Johnson modeled a blue

Virginia

EYES FRONT—What band vouldn' t follow these drum maior, parade yesterday?

Crown Virginia Johnson ‘Miss Indianapolis of 1952

Ann Johnson

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Court tomorrow.

All are accused of letting their Pittman, 2811 E. 38th St; dogs run loose last week. Officials hope the new law will John Cloyd, 166 Do bring more convictions and stiffer {punishments than local ordinances st. ; in their drive to stop the spread Delaware 8t.; 2856 N. Temple Ave.; Elizabeth| ber?” Sgt. L. L. Napple asked, Those summoned to Speedway Thompson, 3151 N. Tacoma Ave.;| * Petro Tom, 225 Bright St.; George the woman replied as she tossed Marshall, Tex, Gladys|a license plate onto the desk.

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Court are: Wilbur Beach, 1963 Tallman White, 2439 Shriver Ave.;

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1715 E. 34th St; Mary Hardwick, Mary Glaser, 1728 Spann Ave.; ;| putting fluoride in their water,

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