Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1951 — Page 4

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the - higher echelons af labor the rank and file of your" or-

\ A f i dership still have the nerve to ganization in Indianapolis I have Organization Magazi ne Is Im pressed ith Tech nical High Brownson Raps 3 Lee Feriblte representa-| {any Tries Who JO Sine

tives on the whole,’ Mr, Brown- partisan politics .and vote for the “Tech Town, U. Green for Stamd son wrote JMr. Gréen, man who will take care of thoty, “ rou best interests. For these men : ren { een Thats What tr his 18 your "State Federation ol nm interested in the neaction of Ur Magazine calls Indianapolis Labor conference in Indianapolis 0 or “up aag0. . VIF Technical House School. On GOP arty Aug. 29th, you presented. only Today's CIO News listed 2 lite ec » ~ 5 - ! i The magazine, which is pib- : Democrats on the program and Senate Yoles Witch Hey Sensis 1a ti ’ lished by the Simplicity Pattern _ Times Washington Bureau your man, William J. McSorley aan voting right or wrong gimes : Company for home economists, WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 Rep. hi Er League or Po y IOs opinion, Both Indiana ® extrac By NOBLE REED : sent two staff members to. Indi- Charles B. Brownson, Indianapolis CA ucation, marked six Senators were listed as ‘néver vont 7 A big drop in registration of ana last spring to write about | xepublicah. told. President Wil: publican members of the Indiana roted Tight a single time, voters indicated yesterday the the Hoosier educational city. Pu ’ h congressional delegation for re- having vo gh 1 : of rel outcome of the Nov. 8 city election In the fall issue the magazine liam Green of the American moval. — cial ar will hinge almost entirely on the wrote of- Tech's history, its mod- Federation of Labor that he may "I often wonder what the ghost Slide Kills 35 to 50 reveal strength of organization voting ern teaching methods, and the vote for the Crosser Bill to give of Samuel Gompers would say Cre: in the two political parties, many high school and adult edu- railroad workers better pension *POUt the way you and your top| CALI, Colombia, Oct. 8 (UP)— “supes A survey of registrations, which cation activities, b a brass are making the AFL a wing Between 35 and 50 persons. were COnOI will close at the legal deadline to- Opened in 1921 ; emefits, of the Democratic Party. It does reported today to have been killed “revea morrow midnight, showed the They found “1500 bustling, In reply to a letter’ from Mr. me very little good to be recog- ’ shorte mass of “independent” voters will eager teen-agers creating a bee- Green, asking that he do so, the nized in your publication as hav- When a landslide crushed one ’ So : not .go to -the polls in decisive hive of constructive educdtignal freshman Congressman from ing voted “right” when we are coach of “a train travelling a oy numbers this year. activity.” potte [Marion County had some further attacked by professional poli- through the mountains of west. letely Up to yesterday, new registra-, Tech opened its classroom {things today, ticans anyway. central Colombia. Eighteen per. Jove y tions for the mayoralty balloting doors in 1921, Its purpose was to “I am always surprised that. “I am proud to say that among sons were reported injured. ; a totaled only 13,000, compared to Suit the varied educational needs Fonsi more than 30.000 new listings for both academic and vocational of the state and county election a the pupils Hertel oat 1 vear ago. This year. saw only honed purpose has never Ren a wad anged, half ny any I Fegistrations a Approximately 25 per cent of talist d bi 8.ed. TDF the oil the pupils go on “to college. ulate M7, . Lind They're well-equipped with the offerin Wii the large wi 2 gt fundamentals necessary for col- other pendent - voters, usually holding... ontrance. The remaining 75 | sales the balance of power, will not be per cent have already ae ” 60 W. WASHINGTON ST .... LI. 6471 goods, a controlling factor in balloting 416 ready to choose the field in Hui for mayor this year. which they wish to work, the “nowe The outcome, leaders in both magazine found. cause Democratic and Republican par- 14 Hours Daily coal, tie now admit, will depend large-' mp0 magazine was impressed have i; ly upon whieh party gets out the ,y (pe varied courses offered in . worker most oPFanIzALion yoters, the home economics division and . - . The rews Are Busy the career opportunities which y y Pp i Both Republican and Demo- they open to pupils, Sells Regularly *1 69 y d. in Full ieces : satel cratic groups have had crews out Tech is open almost 14 hour v countr working day and night for the a dav. More than 1800 adults are KF Q YT > N ‘ Poland last month seeing that their regu- enrolled in the evening classes. - - - A porter lar party voters get on the voting The article also mentioned the Ruman lists, strong Tech Alumni Association: J tries, : GOP leaders for Judge Alex and the newly organized PTA. ! now. r Clark’s campaign said their new “Since success is common with - dustria registrations were running ahead 50 Knical, it “i “ho Surprise 16 —_ 4 : i din : , i ; houses of the Democrats. find the PTA a growing erter- “ . not en At the same time, Mayor Phil Prize huge Ieribesship of over The Popular Fabrie for Suits, ‘ oats, tories. Bayt's Democratic crews said if 0 add to the population of | the election were held tomorrow Tech town, U.S. A." the article Dresses, Jumpers and Skirts. on the basis of voting on strict ¢ONciuded. ~ xg . . om. : + In. a party lines, they would win. 7 Shay i SPE( TAL ri R( nH ASE 2.000 1 A in DS clothin If the new registrations reach’ : ; INI ENGTHS ? TO 10 YARDS strictly . 4 - » . - . > 15,000 by the deadline tomorrow Out of Hospital, 3 a ! Pr p countri night, total eligible voters on the Lilly Worker Finds ; ; ni Corduroy is the Leading Fall Fabric. Never Have We offered Such a of cons books for the Nov. 8 balloting E> . ‘Li Quality Corduroy at Such a LOW PRICE! Riga will reach 203,000. Hom P . § d TECH CAMPUS—It's an education city. his job lL a aie 24 New Fall Shades—36-Inch Width "in © This would be 12,000 more “HI” . : : : | h d Dri ew ra aue - In C it In South Bend Drive voters registered than in the last, That's all Glen Allen said when Brother, Sister Polio Group Files Su : 4 : : . Beas © municipal election when the late he arrived home yesterday on SOUTH BEND, Oct. 6 (UP)—! The suit accused Studebaker

. . Mayor Al Feeney defeated the a stretcher after six weeks in Win Howe Titles A federal court injunction was and the United Fund of St. Joseph late William Wemmer by 8000 Methodist Hospital. Cs asked today by the National County, Inc, of collecting Jnoney votes in 1947. But fellow workers: from Eli : : . .;, for the foundation against its will Total .vote in the 1947 City Lilly & Co., listening from scaf- Foundation for Infantile Paralysis yng demanded the two be forced balloting was 133,395. Due to the folds, understand the gratitude against a St. Joseph County fund- to stop using the foundation's lag in interest, the Nov. 6 tlirn- back of the short greeting from raising agency and the Studebaker name in a campaign now in progout is not expected to exceed that. Mr. Allen, a paint supervisor. Corp. Anta Tess ——— Issues in the campaign so far They were painting the Allen have not excited public attention. hofne at 419 N. Chester St., which Mayor Bayt is “running on his Mr. Allen left unfinished when he 4 otto fe Government by Electing Bayt.” Allen children, Dgvid, 6, wearing dn Judge Clark has been cam- a cast on his collar bone, frac. = - 2 § paigning with charges that “tax- tured while his father was in the. Mr. Eickhoff Miss Eickhoft ENJOY THIS TOP-QUALITY AID

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™ 14 Te The = CANNON ipa 4 8 recent wh rind? Hi CR stage tl of money being spent.” {8t., served lunch to the paint Golden Girl” at the Traditions) at home, church, work, movies, ha: ga ™ i 2 N KE chairms Dodging Controversies crew. Spending their day off yearbook dance at Howe Hig everywhere! By makers of famou- EN ho dad B 44i RA Slovak Mayor Bayt has been dodging painting were Mr. Allen's boss. School last night. : + Zenith Radios, FM, Televisio oA ister fo controversial political matters wayne Winchester, assistant fore. voted to the “throne” by fellow Sets. 10-day return privilege. “ " EP @ 70x34-inch Full Size. unpre except those directly connected of Lilly's Kentucky Ave, Students attending the dance were CAPITOL HEARING AID CO ROYAL Ca straight with City Hall. paint shop: John Woodsmall Sarah Eickhoff, junior, and her 13 CIRCLE TOWER Maar ALI ; je Solid WHITE—Shell Stitched. nomic n Two months ago he entered the Clyde Robison, Albert Hurst, brother Richard, a senior. Their Our Personnels 14th Year Serving the LiF FF, Heavy quality Cannon Sheet Blankets— fired in state dispute over welfare funds, Clyde Patterson, Glen Patterson parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Devices and Other ‘Accessories Avail @®Real warmth in these quality white minister criticizing Democrat Oscar Ewing 4 Ted Pierson. Eickhoff, 625 N. DeQuincy St. able at Modernts Extra Cost. Blankets. 1 were Cri and the federal government for — : E we = : . EACH Altho withholding $20 million welfare ih Irregulars of $2.49. roghme funds from Indiana. , il action ¢ But he dropped the issue im- || western

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