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WASHINGTON, Oct. 27—Tax scandal is not over. BES of City Hall is that foes of

ans of both par- '» Internal Revenue Commissioner John Dunlap, who proposed public housing project omS8outheastern area will ey pe gays “the peak has been passed,” is due for some sur- win their fight. : a C . 1 e gavel. prises, Unpleasant ones. Indianapolis Public Housing Authority, functioning dy More cities and more government officials wil! be in- under federal finan Ing program, had advanced plans for

ES was quick and recent legislative House Speakers ive become more r. Hughes’ abrupt

“volved before chapter js closed. Hush-hush investigationjof Justice Department and / U. S. attorneys is under way also. It isn’t ready for hearings, public accusations. But letters charging misconduct

multiple public housifig units at Dawson St. and LeGrande Ave. Project Had reached actual construetion stage than any of five proposed housing programs in city, However,

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d a-lot of com- LEGEND neighboring property owners around are beginning to reach Senate.and House members. Some . British Empire in 1931 Dawson-LeGrande site raised howl of protest recently, decried his tactics . : a Sr ¢ in A . 3% privately wished quiet, unofficial investigating is being done while Congress 0 Countries Then Dominated and arguing: project would lower thei property values. oir side, is in recess. 4 Influenced by Great Britain A Mayor Bayt, trying to smooth things over, ‘sug. a .g 3 OY» . ‘4 yO jj! . : V a 5 : . a v she Sepubliean Old-timers here, in and out of gov ernment, aren't TIMES ARE NOT WHAT THEY USED TO BE—"Our influence among nations is less than it ever has been in any petiod | re- gested” that the area be considered for City park ld have distin- impressed with Dunlap pléd that condidence in tax-col- member," says Winston Churchill, restored last Thursday to power as Prime Minister, his first peace time furn at the job. Timesmap purposes. sIf if he wanted to lecting machinery can be restored by halting all criticism. : = shows where and how Britain has suffered loss in prestige. Latest W&&d from Park Board is that “preliminary ove — State Rep. i . . ic ¢ y i each- nese : enort favor roy so) im} e NOR: vi the late . It will take more drastic cleanup, they believe, reach Aflgme with nationalism, Iran has seized British oil (6) Shivu pod Rey sbirsed Tbe ond added the Dalai (J) Defense poct with the U.S indicates Australia and report iavors play ground dev elopment on PHA site.” ntial momi n ee 1 ing higher that it has go. far. And evidence is heav ily 0 interests and ousted British technicians. . * pe Y New Zealond ne longer rely on Britain for protection. . 4! i : r a a y © Following o 40-year struggle for independence, India, ; "nn . oo kie. against treasury eg in dispute over whether reform 0 Egypt has torn up the 1936 Realy giving ras Pakistan and Ceylon won recognition os independent ov S. dollars have strengthened Canada’s friendship f | heth line at Maryland and Illi | ritan refuses te wi re ikie; one of A ne QRIX ALLE LXPOSUIR. DE... ity : se aso i i An) Sn : wtih Hedophaned ber line ruib the Imps, LO. Refutes lt... LARELalor sometimes. Republicans wha. riders - a Hana wa miles Ror thwest . X ¥ Li Sarma adi am eo Tet Fates’ . - Stina tion SIRT tg » _ . - +: - 3 » uv J X oo. 2 . - vallow” the whole Civil - Sepvive: Commission Hokkaido, and Soviet Yreight- y Iraq is pressing demands for revision of ifs treaty of freedom, won recognition as a dominion in 1937 Hooeth db ” > the U.S P C10's Political tion Com- ¢ gton-Emerson. 1e on welfare, was scommends that collectors be °rs. passing frequently through | alliance with Britain wltogether and become @ po mittee issued formal denial of If passenger fail§ to notice ia recon ! : , straits dividing Hokkaido and : . British have lost treaty ports in China Retain Hong tek aaa in th isn chanse hee sf . | Republican camp made part of career service Neos "hp 8 niin © Egypt hos laid cloim to the Sudon, jointly admin Kong—in constant danger of seizure hy Chinese Reds In 1934, South Ireland, the Irish Free State, declared report iast week in this coum? fiange, nes stranded at Emer. es but did not as- Thev'd be required to give full Honshu, carry guns and tanks, istrated by Britain and Eqypt Sudan wants ne part of itself free of British rule that group was split over in On ey \ tf eticillv be out Japanese newspapers sav. either power, seeks independence For two years, 5000 Red guerrilios have fought te wrest dorsemen of Citv -electior rn time, would theoreti y be 01 . : ! : control of Malays from hands of 140,000 British col. k took : : i Sal icians thought the yolitics Juicy Tar ets Discontent ond turmoil have been reported in the d d police Hit-and- rism h 15) U. 5. oid encourages Greece ond Turkey 1o Jook 19 eandidates. : > 01: politic, . 5} 1673 Gel po Kemen H=gnc=run gangsterss "” U.S. rather thon Britain, tor guidance Enter rise tepublican could Administration men don't AIR FORCE is expected to Union of South Africa spread terror among Malaya's six million citizens 9 Earlier report said commit- P to a command- ¥ av “Or alter t ti Kore: . tee had stormy session freeAgree, hey Say collectors alter tactics in Korea as re- 1ada IT T > a n state GOP ranks ir have business expe- sult of pasting B-29s took this * for-all row. = THERE'S % EW kind of Al ’ . - . AR i : . OUsiness thriving in conthe Jenner fac * rience, that tax lawvers and Week: 31 three Suscessive days World Report— Committee issued statement gested areas ne from ) is. owever, Gen. O, ving * ¢ was only one ra ra 7. 3 other business men can deal P. Weyland, head of Far East > ° ° ° saying there ; 3; one Wide lawns between sideI vee aninine U.S. Confident Churchill Will Lend It His Han dimenting vote over selon walks ani curb, owned. hy ; . 2th. Ww : h Tur i ° of mayoralty candidate from City and ts - : e Party, Mr. Will- Straw-in-the-wind political o5ntinye. Bombers are still . some 200 delegates assembled.” Hy anc axpayers, are being hing to lose and note: Rep. Robert W. Kean, much slower than fighters, ° ° . . 8 20 : a. used Jn. some places for parks a i or meet Uireseds Jey targets. n Tightening Up Defenses of Europe, Even In Spain First fepurt was that Brew: Ing cars « «ot Neto Pen 3 3 J .yr Totkers .g Retail and verflow of s i i rganization, they House - subcommittee investi- Undecided il ; .T : oi ery Woikers =n Retail a s Ov € ow of several parking ue y i ‘ 1 . z 7] lesa] rKers wrotested ote pr ently ar 1 gating internal revenue, agrees PRESIDENT TRUMAN 1 Compiled from the Wire Services in Anglo - American . foreign the Catholic Churéh has re- TPE Ww Nolesa'e 0 S Pr $ Io 2praren y are handled on i a 4 st \ : ‘ aa ndorser 8 tiiese curb lawns |. press relations, with this, wants collectors to hasn't picked a national ch : : American officials. today policy relations, now that Mr, gained its liberty. i c IH) NBA p : us rabia ing or € ent ative Sithet Ee on 1 i y : 3 distal) A REQ e ial al nar- 4 . x i A» - > . NO repres & N 0} er. Nice pusiress if ( € y ans said. Willkie continue to be political ap- man for the Den tic Part forecast. strong ' support by Churchill i$ back in power, In an encyclical letter dated As Tquorsoving a RO 2 i : lite area od. 16 i No praoect ht you can get nan 1 td mocr: art ’ A ¥ : . o i 's 3 é yf these ni 8 ¢& Pp e - . NO iropertv axes t ; swaved the rebel pointees Chairman Cc ecil nd a ratic arty, British Prime Minister Win- mav come on the Spanish Oct. 28 the Czech republic's John Niven's was a lulu. 0! ek union hs Ee oo D perty: taxes to pay, Wi 1 \ re a forme aA vee ki : i a ie 5) 1e 1 rotest of no. . stickers {ror lic i= to take over. At ° King D: Cal.) thinks it's time Nav 8 retary Joh d I. rarmer «ton Churchill for tightening issue, national feast day - the Pontiff Seeking a divorce—which 1 wh = a hr ie Ker; rom police offi x ¥ 5 x ANAVY Sed : + Joh Stiili- x i i a i Lg ph ¥ 2 Hh bi ive : n sem {Of Mavor nil ers, ere was 19 “seli- tn take--coliectors: out of poli: van and form — rr EE Wingbemgiinrope’s military U. 8. officials - believe the plas the “tenacious fidelity he got Mr. Niven told a re 1 . ie mimittee's: statement 3 . - ' x = AN, an orr or ous 5 rol I \ 4 = PY gn . i ife av om tee 3° statemen his rate’. Republicans tics name career men qQply Feet Wr € x sin, 2 D1 defenses including: thos of Churchill government.still, sub co nds mis ASE thalics in the face Brisbane court that his wife, ay : , nal al Rh mR i) . son Vi lave Y . Ab Go ike ) said.. priner-Holder com- firmed it dows Yall ave Shatin port a ‘realistic’ policy 6fpro- of J URIs! Persecution, Myrtle, liked. the stuff so A sents of dissenting unions All Lit Up! ( 2 a 4 a on f agents { dissenting unions one or two more . Roof Caves In SUI i oh ” : Miciai That was the .first re 3 viding armed strength .and . much that she cached bottles f ag = outide is : 3 $ 1 er ge 1 1 Vo VE . Yer . . id Ii i wrotest i 1tsid 0 M to join ranks with ROOF FALLS in on book- Vv DiSall : A - Micha to the Londor announce «building bases there, despite FRANKFURT, Germany, in the outhouse, hid liquor in F et 7: meetings. PAC offi . Ww HEY MOTORIST stopped 3 . 0 10; . i +O fe Ee ’ : tet i 2 . a . ine . SY po { 1L1€ e ngs, I': OL li- r t x i its . and discredit makers, numbers writers, other Sidney MM y . 4 : Ds that Mr. Churchill had tak overriding political issues. —The American occupation vinegar bottles, and removed rs mic id ed light a busy intersec « x - J t Ari < ’ Meh 4 TE si . v : : 5 . - {ais 8 3 3 ‘ “+ zlvy T ction, gamblers next Thursday. Former Re a SA id Sth as over the reins of defense strat The United States is ne- army in: Germanv is bhe- bottles from a hotel's store Ys ion a man, obviously drunk, m en. John rroil i el NEE, > 2 : : . 5 , . R p oor ut » e says there was That's when new tax law bhe- Dever. few. a he a oi! 0 egy in his own cabinet and his gotiating with Spain .on coming most homey and un- room by means of a loose stagger oo Of raven pulled . . r. now ite House- AM YU : ; > a : , out handkerchief ceremopginuss ty for anyoRe to .comex effective. Gamblers aid: former Sen. Francis Mvers selection of Anthony Eden to bolstering Mediterranean de military. board, Senator Halleck? iv. wiped off motorist’s gee d the organization. don't see how they can da a er an Tai is) Yess be foreign minister and deputy fenses. Fnlisted men are en- _— me 3 I y ad- - Lt 3 , { ) lvania; earge il- a sa : " : i . J 3 x gnts a Nas A that the stage is business under It. lion of California Yormor PRY. prime minister. Britair couraged to refrain from Japan INDIANA Republican lead- ® 1 oe fn 30 go They could pav 10 per cent tv treasurer: wealthv Frank The four top government ri ain saluting. JAPAN formally aligned ers are changing their minds ically in Indiana + or . T oh, hh B eta irs. th v f two re- : And the old idea that offi- tself wit United States ' firth litic strategy 5 . tax on gross receipts. But two McKinnev of Indianapolis posts in the hands lh ey SRIME MINISTER WIN- ant EN al om it oo ith the nited J a i lc fu ive Dolitical esiman law c snect statesmen si id= - . - » . 1¢ g 181 munis ASla. ; eT ress 1 yr other provisions of the law If Presidént Truman doesn't Shel ed & al ne v 3 ne ip STON CHURCHILL is pledged subbosad. 10 CATTY. Rrocery Ba : Span ¢ mm of vere 8h 1 ong TH . a " tat irm an st 1 i0- ; BR i rer) h 8 f resentatives : les e » ITICIANS believe have them stumped. occupa- make up his mind before na- CiTitate firm and fa g to denationalize Britain's iron PI Y x : The House of Representa Charles Halleck. hi . Ex rociire Hama tet American decisions, it was \ i sacks ‘and babies in public voted 307 to 47 to ratify the Many top GOPers now have is hand too close tional tax of $30 and require- tional committee meeting hema a and steel industry but his new br 4 id + 3S. 8 te r that he is 4 ¢ . ords Wednesday , . said ~ ria . : has been rushe aside. San Francisco peace treaty and him in the U.S. Senate race. : is defeat- ment: that they Keep recor nesday. a canvassing com- ne k ) Conservative government is ex- N : - : Piss ws r feit Indi al © an} % . : mittee may be ni a There was speculation mean- . ; ai Not only that but—"The he accompanying security pact Previously they felt ndical career by be of all winners i may be named to nar- : rrapd pected to leave the welfare i . . »" : _ . 53 int £3 oe n lous : ot the occupation tax! row down “the choices time entirely unconfirmed — _ _, " _icelv undisturbed citizens of Frankfurt,” said which grants the United States ana’s 2d District Congressma 1 the welfare is i To 2 : t fila an a McKinney, with large invest that President Truman might The rivate ucking Indus one German, “have learned the right to keep .troops in would be top candidate for { - t 1 mu fi n ap- A inney., with large 1 - - : at r ndus- : ’ - © . s Gi ublican state Sen- ramp og Po bling's 0 ment in banks, baseball clubs meet with Mr. Churchill dur- try ioe freed from Socialist to be much more afraid in Japan indefinitely. The se- Speaker of the House or mad Handley, La- } plication. But Zar es rot Ne real estate. is choice of Indi. ing the chief executive's forth- restrictions which : Fevent tn peacetime of American wives curity pact, however, was ap- jority leader if GOP wins conDorothy Gardner, I iegml in all states except , AGA committeeman Frank M coming five-week vacation at pig ; p than they have of their offi- proved by a lesser majority trol of Congress next vear. th M ! vada. and application .Incrim- we 1 ran M. > Ee ~ T ter-city hauls. Other state- ow og wo y ’ Republicans now are distinguished i 30a. 2 ww McHale, who managed M Key West, Fla. Mr. Truman : cer husbands. 289 to 71. Some Rep sn th of op . } / {nates them. Then they must of tof P . d Wigs il leaves Nov. 8 owned Industries will be mere- : ieee - The vote was taken {mn @an not so sure since Sen, Robert hy throwing the i v c \ thiip Nutt-for-President campaigr : ENON, oe ly decentralized, informed ~ ERR Was 1s 1 in ar nh : . : ; ys aD digpiay the stamp in their v Va a ants to See Stalin : : a ' {mos vend ee Taft is way out in front for bad Sonditions = Pace f business. Crooked cops Nene as ever New Dealer he next SvoRanitY for sources said. Denmark : no Bond atures 3p the GOP presidential nominastitutions notably poe ex. : or Fair Dealer, ’ v Although the new ri i rT ity. and with little . : a w tals { will have trouble excusing fail- nersonal talks would be at the CON Care a a yesime MRS. EUGENJE ANDER- solemnity. Members of the lon. For if Sen. Taft wins, 3 be Press bub | ure to arrest bookies when Opportunity Knocks White House before the Christ- sons yaiive. BA isin oh SON, U. 8S. ambassador to house seemed glad to get it Rep. Halleck may have tough ¢ officials redcted application is public and stamp NOVY. 11 conference df south- mas holidays sedimmorind mimic iin Denmark. now on leave, says over with. Sledding. an-up” state hos. is displayed ern governors. provides new While it is too early to ar- ill himself wrote the tory plat- py speans “fear that the isola- Among questions. the Japa. .. TRft backers remember 1948 n-up’ state hos- apa) : . ji 4 . § form promise to impose a stiff tioni ¢ ' ip Among 4 HONS oc v2pa GOP convention when Rep. ign, it is evident Alo Substantial citizens, opportunity. for Conservative- range a personal meeting. it rofite tz ring th tionist sentiment might sud- nese would like answered are I i sw r £ i ; ly. won't States’ Righter prot zainst i= believed that Churchill-Tru- excess profits tax during the denly arise and sweep” across thos Halleck swung half of IndiINS may us hi now betting on the sly. r St Xighter protest against beliey 14 3 I these "i I a ne 1a t bookmakers turni g in nomination of President Tr an® -ersations are almost period of rearmament. the United States H ana's delegates to Gov. Thomas earth" wan DO (er nin i minati i resi t ru- man conversations : dy “ roradie 2 . otItY a B hm w long i! Americ ar in locarty" me 1 . t= of their winnings. That man next vear. South Caro- certain to precede any deci- Lonservative leaders still are U. ‘8. allies in Europe are tr ol : voy us “ il r : ne ax Dewey, in Ihe ve: for Yiee 7i ; 1onths, 1 tebORis 0} LNG gs . nas Hmrav Byrnes wil he rr on. offer ng a Big Three debating whether to return the anxious and vhcertain about re ps remaincin Japan? Will presidential nomination. It ‘Without a word or extra provision is expected to dry : Hon eas $ a b : 8 on op ofl ace” conference iron and steel industrv to the American foreign policy. she they enjoy extraterritorial was maneuver that led tg Gov. gesture, inebriate staggered rahi +5 tiv. ther $ ady f'umMm cold war’ ‘pea - 4 ri n poi =n i 2 VWHH ‘Rav ¢ iy . : a ig . up considerable betting activ leadershin in the Sh “Trims Da Premier Josef Stalin original owners or reorganize declared rights? Will they interfere. in Dewey's nomination. And Taft back into tavern . .. motorist >a # rehi in th ti-Truman to Soviet remier Jose Stalin, h * . . 1 2 a . dine? . . . 3 = . ny - southern. biod : ne asted by Mr. Churchill it into several great regional “They fear that the Amer- Japanese internal affairs’ people are still unhappy about drove away, bewildered. wired 3 } uth FO Sf SURK i A 3 . ul . 8 ” & had a 4 : in : On OR A The British Prime Minister concerns, but proponents of the ican peoplé are volatile and Does America plan 10 wage It. 5.2 government thinks it will get Remote Control a fi have to convince Mr. Tru- “as vou were’ policy seem to changeable,” she added War against other eountries So, local GOPers feel Rep, Ah Th G 1 il fle IVT Mi. i > y i . f g < i 3 rb » : £400 million from gamblers. It 1. DONALD KINGSLEY, : in. advance that talks have the upper hand. She said, however. that Fu. from Japanese bases as it is Halleck, with no future in r ere, ov.: won't get four cents. Anybody _head of United Nations Kb- with Stalin would be worth- Ninety-two iron and steel ropean, countries. have heen already doing in the case of the House, may run for Senate ONE OF Gov. Sehrl : with brains gets out of this . * rean Reconstruction Adminis- ©. companies. with shares worth strengthened by.the Nbrth At- Korean W a where he has wanted to be for, + 5 ov. Schricker’s Aid bykiness Thursday. _.. tration, is trying to dé his job "Gol a. Churchill was $852 million ‘Were taken over lantic Treaty. ov. ©. Will U. 8. troops continue to * long time, “ei proposals in legislative mass. Theres ‘a ‘Rood chance “hy ‘remote "EaRtrelerem SNE during the: British by the Soci falist government. ; wtp alee hy y roccupy, present installations in- ER . Sage last January was’ for. a, at Fron Y Ain though. that there'll he a court Switzerlan d. He's made two Pp! is i a a ia Ty Yor ey Austria : Iuding « Tokva’ 3° best + office ; speed limit on’ state highways ¢ » - i i . 1ri i Ores plaction 1 § RA 1 4 3 - Zon ign Soul test, ‘Some lawvers: think. irs brief 1rips, ip’ Rerea, but so : ha hneeting. the President Egypt . nh TRA RS Mt bui ips hoyses:. gobf courses, . Under the’ Eye and stricter ‘traffic enforceai methods “af ai pit.OT AEs De £ ie RAVELERS r a pp ent i SRR es AE pms eh a a en TAA EEA RTA WNCRRTee ER EN = = Wy 2 a Car Bot ma Bid rs FEST ; Eo = pa inter plications to a fited - because NKR et . : wi ®h the Russians a Re That. Fr %h EA sg Phir = , - i Tee TaD ROIS a 5 a% “Ft IS a ies UNKRA staffars make ids Sit the vaper. they troops forced their way. today possibly 10 Communist secur- 3 S : ere don't _ expect too much hour a black sedan going north anapol 18 Repub. theyre seil-incriminating. qiient My halfway around a en Sr or: whieh J ’ into customs warehouses at ity police have been murdered BRISBANE, Australia — trouble seeing that gamblers on Senate Ave. was traveling Not All Bad News Re Worl Xe See mel joss, . A Y v for the near Port Said northern anchor of in the Czechoslovak capital re- The Westerp Insarance (Co. comply with new tax regula- 40 to 45 miles an hour, weavgs tru = Koreans are dizappointed. bhit- ms in pe Of MIE he ~ : hv as i ai ‘t S33 wie ing in 2 + aD ger NEW TAX BRILL 15 R000 (er Tot the re A tale te con. future is based on the strategy the Suez Canal zone—ang cent. : : : Has just paid out $37.50 to vions, effectife next Thursday. ing in.and out of traffic lanes n the ECA opera news. oF SoU IAXPAYSTS BO ut they'r raid to com Te Er tere seized food stored there. Thev said the murders ap- a policyholder whose ear It's the new law requir ring in a 30-mile limit zone. pe when we sav J buh EE . f z ; - ! : Hh E Tnr o. : ne inbtamine tet rer no parently were the work of a “struck an emu on a Queens- « bookies, lottery operators, their The license plate ‘was B . st hb Along with Increases, Congress Kingsley . gets $15.000 tax- Faroe’ and thus provide An interior ministry an an attempting to terrorize 1 ; asente to Ile H ts v $50 2 * piate al star AN! Rin t ecome voted some $650 million in tax free annual salary and a stronger bargaining power nouncement said the troops gat Be ol Pp ng o lelrore and country road and then gents : por 8, Pa) 3 No. 1—driving the car was a N i sd : , rr HG AL ‘ \ ed police, ne of. the : “occupation: X 1 keep olic § hang R their cuts. Here are thoze who bene Swiss mansion at Geneva for with the Russians. Mr. Church- raiding the warehouse “fired iat no ' rind Ne eh stopped, = te Pa fond BX 3nd. see state police officer. Sitting be. Yaybe they gon’t fit headquarters ill is expected to underwrite shots in the air,” but made no on Th: . Fog retags . Up from the road rose the ps Ie Buc ls ‘ t ‘that side him was Gov. Schricker, come 0 < i ! itate a is esSK. 4 pre i a i itectors On out 1at Ve ha bind ike Klectric companies save $104 Protest Mail this policy in addition to his mention of casualties. oo . a Te wily Shdigaanns Jaritblers i rack toteprs are » 1. their oe i . ap million veariy from repeal of PROTESTS pe suggested diplomatic ‘approach The warehouses and other France us J ea) Ners: : ROOE fost closely watched S k A i M t opinions an threes and onethird pet cent a Re ey gn yen. Mark {3 Moseaw. Egyptian facilities in the zone nave be Svar te Hive sa, es ly Watoned moke - ayt- ent nM ark’'s appointment as an . ; i . 3 ria = nestered with ar cked in its grill, then de- taxpayers. hey. say actu . : SBT ' . : el hange had been denied the Britizh as FRANCE ig pestered with an ; - tax on sales of power Ri 4 RT \ First Noticeable ( $ : ; . . a they have g . 1 “ith , ” + that, Mr. Brown Dairy farn lh save $15 mil- bassadar : : Tokion an. have Interest was displayed in part of Egypt's policy of “non- influx of Algerians who arrive Parley with as much dignity ey 2 oss frolible oe MAYOR BAYT is dodging ‘ airy farmers Hu ome in more slowly than poli- : : as i i y gambiers 8 | ti request for y ple of other cot lon because they can now treat ti ans expected They 2 0 Washington in reports that co-operation.” The Port Said penniless but with the hope of RE TEs Tivol wowia wiew rroups of pavers Rea ro Tegues1 jor more Power to con yg os n- fi Ki : dis So Hai Se {r. Churchill als \s ‘as 1 i Ie ( rt Ei in a reason trol smoke. Smoke abatement hink that we have sales of retired milking stock under protest mail on Maec- M : Churchill also plans -to raid was the only trouble re- making a quick fortune T : Ar nin Gambler knows his return is Meinl ! t h ai . . Ire ian) . week: American support of a ported in Egvpt. reckoned that only one out of ge aoa . officials want tougher ordi‘oblems except the as capital gains. Coal mine Arthur's dismissal. But letters een sre I , inder continous scrutiny : pt th 1 hat 3p t three-najgon committee ‘to co- 10 finds a steady job THE government has called : nance to control backyard duction problems € owners also mayv treat roval tha do come: are vitriolic N . . : J J : " a ' : = x = tr us a5 . = ties as capital gain€ may save Republicans + are ducking —on ordifate = the West's global Vatican City Algerians are responsible for for federal court action against . ash burners and incinerators. Usha very lm 0 mi ¥ - 5 this (most: Democrais are strategy on a ¢ontinuing basis, a good number of the hoid-ups 17 opposition politicians as Wake U Doc! The Mayor, Sensitive rigm of people, filled $5 Inkiflon. ited oF keeping still, too). Betting in This presumably would be pat POPE .PI1US XH toid "suf- that occur ‘nightly the accomplices, instigators and P > now on power-grabbing issues ension: and excit- Excise tax is lifte is pho Democratic . circles is. that terned on the World War II fering Catholics” in Com- French cities. Algeria is con apologists” of the abortive re- CLARK-FOR-MAYOR work: during election campdign, said tographic equipment. It saves GOP candidate Taft will w q combined chiefs of staff munist-run Czechoslovakia to sidered as part of France and volt last month against Presi- => ean sing: North Sid for he’s afraid citizens would re- . x £23 million a vear to Holly- » n il win re . ' taith until . : er, canvassing North Side {or - 3 1 . up on Tru side ‘of th The first noticeable change stand fast in their faith until the Algerians have free entry dent Juan D. Peron's regime funds 1 t gard step as going too far. el that we don't w OF- 1} n Truman side o the > gi . hobo campaign funds, called at a go! whod, news photographers, por ! Fe obl All + “Wh 3s out of life that trait studios 13sue < pharmacy. us pe ! -. Saye rE pis up 1 T ke to sontribute s he think he is, buttin s lefsured, cultured Persons selling one home, Toledo Tussle Sure, I'd like to contribute nose into -y ver Srations, Many of 8 buving another. save about LOOKS LIKE a close race ‘The Shoe Is on the Other Foot Now'- — said the druggist. “But isn't : A ra : , . . : : = thig earlv f , ai funds rpm £110 million a year. in specigl election at Dayton, . ° ST pa ns p d \ x. Fnlisted men in eambat O..-to fill * House vacancy, AY Ox Se DIRgy Lite enn ave the family of na- rones won't be taxed on mili- Democrats have an edge in eS epor e ra ing | e a rom ovie tion is only two weeks away. » 4 ne thi |W . ai ry “or Vis “Doggone.” sai h rug- k A ta we out- tary pav: officers get $200 a registration, but thev're un- ’ I JERRe sa t the drug CITY. ATTORNEY Michael Ne ] y Re : pos all 5 a hah " p= =f, * ight the gi rnor HY and may Be month exemption, easy hecaush ballot has a bond HOT SPRINGS. Va. Oct. 27 tation appear to he the Rus gRression Ther tad as Aa initiative is beginning to pass E wl thous e Rg ve no Reddington, long - time ~~ { - [% it i i bring ’ " Piection was next pPAr live with .r 3 Single persons who qualify issue on R, tan. This will bi ag High government officials siang’ biggest bottlenecks at notable example the signing to the West : Hon 2 Rex J cratic leader, appeared at City ’ . ) I pty ' r< whe : , v ~ ' : . we ‘shoud! nob as heads of families may claim De P Sper Her oe ) Md a af 100 business present of the peace treaty with Japan They added that the long Hall wearing a polka det bow $ 3 nt 1 all ( . can in + r y > i fortunes. but use henefits of husband-wife split ner wil SUCCtaL Edward leaders t hat the Western Wi p i h z2 We are doing todav what campaign of the State Depart Caught Short . tie —used as a campaign symgly to help other income provision. For incomes Breen Dentocrat wha Te Allies are out-producing Russia Wi fh id the Nussiang were trving to do ment's Voice o America ) bol identifying = Judge Alex : J . » 4 » : , 4 % 3 - tol 2k fOUr ATONR ev .told the busines penet: { - Ye svdad . $ . p themselves and ahove $15,000 this will cancel signed : R70 Nev 3aleiliies % REID oe pn SDC there g no sig three vears ago.” the afficials penetrate the’ Iron Curtain is TRANSIT complaint: Trolley Clark, GOP mayoralty candiJ . } : ven though the $100 million ! re If no Sgn . starting av off and that ; . y t increased rates of new bill. ‘ y 3 even though the $10 " a starting . to pav « and 1 satrong 13 tF 50 date riends, Dr. Piquet ou 1 2 . : ans are sald The shoe ig on the other " : patrons living east of Emerson late, 9 Persons over 65 may deduct Sen. Halleck? U". 8. rearmament program is now Hay Bie Russ an er ‘ people in the Communist coun sav switch in car destination ‘Quipped Mr, Reddington: “I : y NS fs re > Sta orid < . n ' . fay 3 es : : : hat wasting funds all medical expenses, should REP. CHARLES A. HAL- just beginfing to roll. Saari ing A hi " foot now. Look around You trjes “are heginning to believe signs leave them stranded - bought this tie long befors e things we have save $35 million in taxes. LECK (R. Ind.), who was floor That confident appraisal of the: i Tei I he and you will see that the that we are telling the truth atiines Short of Romie rer. Ales Clark decided to rum: for out for 1 : Rate on telegrams i= cut leader in last GOP Congress, the world power lineup was tions in Korea are compietely y Patrons repert that if vou Mayor and I'm not going to Pot tF ey from 25 per cent to 15 per cent. may try for Senate seat In- laid hefore the Commerce De- inexplicable board E. Washington - Eliza- throw it away on his account.” ‘Bro TR raving taxpayers $14 million diana’s William Jenner will partment's Business Advisory They warned. however, that “ : » . Br ! ] * h TOWnSon de Telephone calls from Korea Jeave vacant when he runs for * Council, which is meeting here the Soviet dictatorship could Inside World Affairs e ysed a Hotoely e are tax-free. Governor next vear, behind closed doors to discuss upset the most carefully probably aving . i {OP foreig icy problems hear t 7 recast by action ! wn wallpaper and Business men save from $50 Halleck = split with GOI foreign policy problems bea Roughit out: foree Sl THE “TECHNICAL GROUP FHE food situation in Poland House leadership over tax bill ing on American mobilization, if an opportunity . suddenly a cps RR ok i : ss back home, to million to $100 million by new I : “The ronment spokesmen FOR KOREA composed of is aimost as bad as it was . $ . > Q nOoVver en SC A > "OSe, \ w helping nelgh- provision letting ~~ business with its rider opening up ralls le BY pox are 5000 men recruited in satellite immediately after the war, of those on relief to public in- including a number of top It the -Tranian situation : "b & " o hurt. losses he carried forward.three apection.. Also. Halisck's fot State Department specialists "broke: ‘wide " zor countries chiefly in Romania Day and night food lines are s on. $ K's % State & p § 818, Ook ‘4 MV . p : 2 LA years, instead of two, to offset | 0, Halleck's future | ! : open LY . E and in Poland has now been a common sight in Polish cities, .

y i said the big objective of the . i Ruki $ CH money spent later profits. in the House ‘might be dim if 8a i e hig obj ample, the officials said, Russia put under the orders of a Soviet Before the wir. Poland “Was

night be the most . Taft goes to White House, rearmament drive is to “get might seize the chance to grab y he. ens att mol ¢ = ing in the world,” hard Dew eras rome Halleck delivered Indiana into a position where it would off that oil-rich country by general, according to a Bucha he of the bigs: i food export ‘ - \ 3 4 , . 8 c ing co ries urope, n said. “‘Bécause Vision OD has saved mil- ‘eleEates to Dewey at 1948 - De suicidal for the Russians to force or infiltration. Pet oid ow . #5 & : ; to send a lot of Hons annually for oil and coal GOP convention, though ma. ° attack The officials, however, ONE of the former chiefs of THE Czech minister of edukeyed up to ex- operators ' jority favored Taft. Halleck Nw warned the American leaders the MVD in Moscow, named cation has decided to organize results, in there Ft. . : thought it would mean Vice THE businessmen. heads of that their overseas interests Bodnarenko, has been _aps the young boys and girls of the re going to jerk . Kunashiri Presidency for him, Was wrong. (ye country's biggest industrial, in undeveloped countries could painted chief of the Roma villages into ‘militant groups nd and disconf- JAPANESE report Russians ey "financial and commercial cor- be wrecked by the same Kind gacret police, replacing’ the too ~~ whose chief mission will be A sd Eo, we are turning Kunashir Island Bricker s Fumble ° porations, were told that the of nationalist ‘upheavals that famous Khichinevskl, who ap- to be “vigilant observers.” This ude in the family = Tg directly west of Hokkaido POOR SHOWING to date mon-Communist powers have a have hit British interests “lc p.are to have fallen into dis- means that the children must y. % and close to f{t--into major of Ohlo State University foot- tremendous industrial superis Iran and Egypt. ro grace. i spy on their elders. e have been hope-: ortress. ball team could be a campaign ority over the Russian bloc, 72 0" = > = i ad

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‘They say explosions, probably blasting connections beween defense works, are ard dally seatchlights oprate at night. Artillery's fre. fluently heard, presumably. rt. of Soviet _ Army mas euvers, It's reported Soviets have ‘manent garrison on Kaiba

issue against Sen. John W, Bricker (R.} next year. Brivker, a trustdfe at OSU,

angered many fans in Ohio by favoring hiring of -Waondy Hayes imstead™ of the more “popular Paul Brown, (os © the champion Clev eland Browns team; x pl

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although they are not devoting As hig a share of their resources to arma as are the Communists, : In oil alone. the government officials said, the United States and her allies have a 10-to-one the Soviets. They “added that oil. -and transpor-

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« Tace ' aprength to deter Communist

"NEVERTHELESS, the eounwith the exthe Iranian and EgQyptian olowups in the Middle East. the Western powers

just about everywhere In their to. bulld up enough

been making progress

regime in Yugosiavia.

u " ANA PAURKER, Romanian nfinister of foreign affairs, has

been summoned urgently -to Moscow to assist at a secret meeting of the Cominform.

Object of this meeting may he to study the most “efficient meazures fo take against Tito's

PAKISTAN public and officials are getting disgusted the way every Indian threat to go Communist gets new millions from the American Congress, “You can get help from America in Asia only by threatening to join the Sovits, not. by being loyal,” they.say.

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