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FORECAST: Fair and not so cool tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer. Low
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Army Hospital where the Iranian leader is resting.
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Times Straw Vote—
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Clark Shows Another Gain Yor sae Goi Ra
Judge Alex Clark gained slight- son, are the only defense workly again today in the eighth tabu- ers and military personnel eligilation of The Times Straw Vote pia for the 1000 units of profor Mayor, The Republican eandidate’s per- anole critical defense area. centage of all votes counted in "1, releasing thix information. creased from 553% to 55.2%. the Housing and Home Finance while Mayor Bayt’ percentage Agency atsw. disclosed Marion, dropped fo H15%: Hancock and Hamilton Counties ere s a comparison of the per- a,6 included in the Indianapolis centages: critical area.
Tota! Previous to Date Tab. For Judge Clark,
Republican ......552% 551% Blood Donation
For Mayor Bayt,
Democrat ...... “8% 44.9% Pledges Sought Straight Republican 1 SN xs5% 226% For November Straight Democratic ¢ Votes .../.esvn.s 19.29% 18.3% Another Story, Photo, Page 30 Republicans for Appointments for this ‘month Democrat Bayt ..12.0% 12.09% at the Red Cross Blood Center are Democrats for closed. Republican Clark 7.5% 7.1% Now is the time to pledge vour No Party Preference ——— an Indicated .......328% 34.0% WAVERLY, N. Y. Oct. 2! The onesday count was: For (UP)—Morris Johnson, Sayre,
Pa., is a most welcome man at
or Bayt, 44 per cent; straight Re- Red €ross blood bank headpublican votes, 28 per . eent; quarters. straight Democratic. votes, 26 per Mr. Johnson, who recently
Democrat donated his 90th pint of blood, says he hopes to reach a goal of 100.
cént; Republicans for Bayt, 12 per cent; Democrats for Republican Clark, 10 per cent; no
party preference ipdicated, 24 per Re iar a pis cent. donation for November, December
Each day more Straw Vote post- and the first part of the year. Continued heavy. fighting in Korea, air battles are using every —— et
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al cards are being sent'to residents whose names are selected from the City Directory. The seections are made to include all
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The Times Straw Vote is a pub- Jack Frost Calls lic service feature of The Times On Marion Co.
and is NOT a forecast of the Nov, Jack Frost painted Marion
6 election. —— County lowlands last night as temperatures dipped to 40 in the
Faces Desertion Charge
] city and 35 at Weir Cook MuWINAMAC, Oct. 25 (UP)— njcipal Airport. Wendell Budd, 19, was arrested Early morning motorists were
by FBI agents while working on hampered by a 40-foot-deep a farm near here yesterday on ground fog. a charge of deserting from the Fair and warmer temperatures Army at Indiantown Gap, Pa., were expected today and tonight last June. The FBI said Budd, after a wind with 41-mile an hour who is married, will be turned gusts seurried through the state over to military authorities. yesterday. re ————————— | TG DIggest storm on the Michigan City lake front In 22 years threatened beach homes and in-| stallations yesterday. The water level was raised 10 to 15 feet by winds up to 40 milex an hour.
State Park were swept away and ‘water washed over the seawall of the park pavilion. The basement of the Coast Guard station |was flooded.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
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the homecoming parade tomor- | bonfire pep session tomorrow ing New York dock strike ,... night and receive her crown at | ; ; the Butler-Evansville football Other Features: game Saturday afternoon. Final- musements ......oooeen 10 ly, she'll rule at the homecoming ridge ....icicieieiiinds F once Saturday night in the Sresword tasesenevnsees B Murat Temple. Mary Sue is the | |= Hollywood a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Side | fnHollywood ...v........ 10 ney Jacobs, 5818 Central Ave. 3 . Radio, Television ... and president of Delta Gamma | Robert Ruark ............23
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| SEZ TO HIM, | SEZ—These gentlemen haven't just completed a big deal as that cat-that- Mr. swallowed-the-canary expression would imply. It's just Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Mohammed Mossadegh of Iran. And they were talking over the Iranian oil controversy at Walter Reed
For Defense Housing
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On the Inside
Weary Indiana House expected to approve watered-down ver. |
day elected Mary Sue Jacobs [United Nations officials offer to trade Reds land won with blood 3 to rule this week-end. She'll lead Join The Times' Plant-A-Tree Club and help preserve the nat- | ural beauty of our city and state ...................... 16 row afternoon, appear at the |Rebel longshoremen defiantly reject peace proposal in paralyz- |
Vote Mark ¥ Predicted | In Britain
Talburt Sketch, Other Stories, Page 24 By United Press LONDON, Oct. 25—Crisp, sunny weather brought out a possible record vote today in
. n aging Winston Churchill to lhis old job of prime minister, Both newspaper polls betting odds indicated voters would throw out the Socialist government which has ruled Britain for six vears under Prime Minister Clement R. Attlee. But if Mr. Churchill's Conservativee party does win a majority ‘of seats in the new 625-seat House of Commons, its margin of victory may be small. Bookmaker Douglas Stuart reported at 6 a. m. (Indianapolis Time), that betting odds on a Conservative win had shrunk from 6 to.1 to 9 to 2. Closing odds last year were even money. Up to 85 per cent of the nation's 34,914,912 registered voters were expected to cast their balTots before the polls close at 3 p. m., Indianapolis Time.
If Mr. Attlee's Labor party is beaten, the prime minister will ask for an audience with King George VI probably either tomorrow or Saturday and submit his ¥ resignation. Then the king would summon Churchill to Buckingham Palace and appoint him prime minister, the post he held through most of World War II.
The outcome of Britain's second general election in 20 months probably will not be certain before 11 a. m. (Indianapolis Time), Friday. Only 322 election districts will count their ballots tonight. The remaining 298 will tally up their votes tomorrow. Under similar Of the 1000 units programmed. circumstances in Febraury, 1950, HHFA reported, 500 will be rent- Labor did not clinch its six-seat als and 500 up for sale. majority in. Commons until the The rentals break down as: 50 evening of the day following the one bedroom units to rent at $70 elections. per month; 300 two bedroom units’ Responsible members of both renting at $77.50 and 130 units of Parties agree that the worst that three or more bedrooms to rent COU come from today’s voting at $85. would be victory for either party - . by such a slim margin as Labor FHA te.Administer Chet out Im 1050 The units for sale will include It wouki hamstring the new 350 two-bedroom units priced al government just as it has frus£10.500 and 150 units of three or trated Mr. Attlee's administration. more bedrooms with a $11,500 tag. Abstentions or absences during a Twenty-five of the units for sale crucial vote could bring a permits will be reserved 60 days cabinet’'s downfall. for independent defensé workers
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build their own home, HHFA an-' nounced. 1 2 or HN The Federal Housing Adminis- " .
tration here will administer the
program and issue - necessary : forms to interested builders who ere | S$ wish to participate in the defense
housing program under relaxed
credit controls, HHFA officials Nearly 5000 Federal emplovees sald in Indianapolis became adding Building permits in the imme- machines today. diate vicinity of Indianapolis With colleagues throughout the proper will get priority over those State and nation they were com-
from builders planning to build in puting benefits under pay increase areas more distant from the city, Pills just signed by President TruHHFA announced. ~ ‘man. Many will get retroactive Management at the three PAY to last July 1 in addition to plants expressed little doubt that the increase in future pay checks. the 1000 units would he quickly One of the hills signed by the
: President boosts annual’ salaries snatched up bv their emplovees.! . oy . £300 to $800 f bout 1.Col. M. B. Hale, deputy com- from o.3 OF atoyt 2
100,000 federal employees who are
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ATLANTA, Oct. 25—-A massive man with a 'threepage FBI record admitted to
police today that he distributed a’ supply of poison whisky that killed 31 persons here -and © sent more than 200 others to the hospital, some of them blinded for life. John Richard (Fat) Hardie, a fantastic 360-pounder, was arrested by Atlanta police at Piedmont Hospital where he was recovering in an over-sized bed from a broken arm received when he went to sleep at the wheel of his convertible and had a wreck.
Hardie promised authorities he would tell them the identity of the person who manufactured the stuff —made of water and an alcohol used to “soup up” racing cars. He said he did not know the 96 gallons he admitted distributing to a wholesaler here was lethal. -
Drank It Himself As a matter of fact, the beady-
Times pheale by John BR: Spicklemire
Patriotic or pug-nosed? Grim or gay? They hava ‘em just about any way you want at School 30. eved man whose four or five chins The Halloween craftsmen shown here are Wanda Lee Smith, 111 N. Miley Ava. Bernard Robert 0!led as he talked, said he drank
Reamer and Frances Arlene Reamer, 20 S. Neal Ave. Do they look like they could scare you?
The Teachers Protestant Officials Come to Town Map Vatican Protests
Friday 9:13 A. M.— Health Panel, Keith's Theater. 9:30 A. M.—"“Equcation for Participation in _Polities”. panel, Cadle Tabernacle. “World Citizenship” panel, Indiana Theater. 10:30 A. M.—“Inter-Cultural Cooperation” panel, Cadle, Tabernacle. . “Family and Sex Education” panel, Indiana Theater. “Religious Education” panel Keith's Theater. 2 P. M.—Dr. Haro'd A. Posley; pastor. First Methodist Church of Evanston, 1, Martha Lipton. Metropolitain Opera, Cadle Tahernacle, 30 P. M.—School pupils con-
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Gary, South Bend, Ft. Wayne and Evansville. The educators are wasting little time in their swing into the heavy business of the two day conclave. During today's session in Cadle
service and provides 20 cents an Tabernacle the representative as-
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By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor
The Indianapolis Church Federation and the Indianapolis MinAssociation will speak official meetings regarding President Truman's nomination of a Vatican ambassador. The Methodist District, the Associated Church Press and - the Nationa] Council of Churches already have taken steps to voice disapproval of the move. The executiye coramittee of the Church Federation will meet Nov. 1 and frame a statement of 1ts :tand on the subject, Dr. Howard 1. Baumgartel said tolayv. Dr. Baumgartel is executive secretary of the Federation.. He pointed out the executive committee includes executives of many Protestant denominations, the Federation board of directors and chairmen of standing committees.
isterial
Urges Protest
The Rev Angelo, president of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association and pastor of the New York Street Evangelical United Brethren Church, said today the Association will meet the same day as the Church Feder-
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ation. He said his group also will act on the Vatican ambassador issue. The Rev. Mr. St. Angelo predicted the action probably will depend on that taken by other
Protestant groups. Methodist ministers Qf the city today had a letter written to them by their district superintendent, Dr. Sumner lL. Martin. He asked the pastors to protest the préposed ambassadorship to Pres-
BY THE THOUSANDS—Regisiration desk of state teachers convention at Lincoln Hotel is one g of busiest places in town. Mrs. Jane Rutherford, registrar, signs up (left to fight) Mary Jane Grace, Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chillson, Russellville. Meanwhile, all over Indiana, thousands MOVIES .....coneveensens 10 | of school children gleefully enjoyed a two-day vacation from the school room while the teachers atOthman «..ovearnnnnrenns 24 } tended their annugl get-together. \ : Se i { a ie
some of the death-dealing fluid. —.. He didn't say how much.
“He's probably immune to it anyway,” commented Police Sgt. Louie House who went to the hospital with Solicitor General Paul Webb to make the arrest. “It's the manufacturer we want,” Mr. Webb said. “And ident Truman and Senators Cape- When we gel hin we'll charge im hart and Jenner. The 31st casualty of the “death Dr. Martin alto asked the pas- market” drinking orgy died totors to relay his request to their day after remarking, “TI don’t beparishioners either by a note in Jjeve this will kill me.” the church bulletin or from the pulpit. “This (the nomination of
an ambassador to the Vatican) 4, and were expected to assist
is a violation of the principles of; : separation of church and state in racking down the manufac
Hardie said he bought his supply from a “north Georgia bootlegger” from Rabun County. The
* ” mountain county, legally dry. long d S IX or has been recognized ag a favorite hangout for moonshiners. ‘I Don't Know’ asked Hardie how
‘ wh ’ d p owi A reporter " he felt about his liquor supplies
being responsible for 31 deaths. An Indianapolis attorney It would make anybody think,” charged “shakedown” is the ob- the giant reflected: “I don't know ject of jury-fix accusations leveled Whether I'm the guilty dog or against him, today said he is at- not.” tempting "return here to defend He said he had made no effort himself. to conceal his identity since the The attorney, Joseph Mazelin, poison case was made public and learned of the accusations while registered at the hospital under prosecuting an arson case in his correct name. He said he did South Bend for the State Fire not know until vesterday that he Marshal's office. was the person police were tryMr| Mazelin was named vester- ing to find. day in a statement filed in Criminal Court by Miss Doris Jordan
Federal and state revenue agents moved in on the case to-
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Four Days Left
accusing him of soliciting $2000 to “fix” police and jurors in the -. murder ‘ case, hearing pending In Big Contest against her father, Porter Jordan “That is a lie,” Mr. Mazelin Hurry with those Times said of the accusation today. “I ‘Movietime, U. S. A." Conhave never tried a fix in my life test entries. This is nothing more than a There are only four days shakedown. The family is simply left. : trying to get back the money I YOU can win a new Nash received to represent Jordan.” automobhile . . . or any of the Miss Jordan in her statement 245 prizes worth $8000. How to win how to Continued on Page 2-—Col. 6 enter turn: te Page 15.
: ‘ y TOP TEACHERS—Members of executive committee of Ins diana State Teachers Association confer at the Cadle Tabernacle, Left to right: Grace Anderson, Seymour; Stacia Skrenty, East Chi‘cago; Glenn Cree, Mishawaka; Audry Shauer, Valparaiso and
Clyde Gentry, Crawfordsvillp.
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