Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1951 — Page 11

T. 31. 1951, 8 i Cite Lu 7 Ea ly Ta fe : , Atl : : eT - > 9 .ea ® 5 - . . . B sh ¢ i : o . “*o < *s @:, . . —————————————— G » 3 A * od ° - ———— » - . eo : ‘ 3 ¥ « a. ' » . es . h : : WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31, 1951 THE PIA seoL) “TIMES : PAGE 11 ‘ : =v : 1 Cok Tw YOUR OWN COMMON SENSE j i . (Rica G Jeinor Praises y Woman Arrested In Stabbing Here . guides you to The Indianapolis ting \ 9 . Nimais SCape o Hi Fair ed James Milton, 48, of 715 N, Folice ound hi wounded Jule Times Classified Section when counting : dis Alabama S8t., was in fair eondi- yesterday in the o oC “ you're in the market for barcounting = 4 ’ : . Bayt’ $ Record tion in General Hospital today | Rashiogion oy or ay Brresied gains in appliances, cars, furnicounting ; In Circus Crash: Continued From Page One B Electing Clark with a knife wound under his lefts; on a chargé of assault and Ie ar iv Row: needs. See the g : 8 y rallies will be staged tonight when y arm. battery. with intent to kill. Want-Ads NOW! ae ng - . 2 ae . the Young Democrats and the In- - ; — Ta 5 |diana Democratic Club hold a § We 83 ; 10] | S Ir joint affair at 8 p. m. in the club! elu ICANS ge $i matics §, 211 N. Delaware St. : mo headquarters, 211 N. Delaware : Headquarters For Gas Heating Equipment ription . Continued From Page One Schricker Lauds Bayt Continued From Page One Review | cats were being procded into a, Gov. Schricker, in one of his ington next year. they'vergot to lion tanyer's area. rare purely political appearances, win“the Indianapolis election next RE PUBL IC RnR. ADI. AN T ~ The laughter of other children,|Practically threw the weight of Tuesday.” he said. H walching the show. drowned out his entire state administration be-| “If the Democrats win this year oy 1 : y the child's screams. [hind Mayor Bayt last night in a they'll use the power of local gov- CONVER \ ON N Bl RN ERS lege 0 Sheriff Tidwell and State Pa- [i8hting Demoaratiy, speech that ernment to return to power next og TAI trolman Jack McKinley, who is even amazed some Democrats. yaar" the Senator said. : ; oN stationed at Hot Springs, lert for], He paia_tribute to the lig ‘Rotten to the Cor’ High and’ Low Flame. \ uarantee ne Cold Spots or Chilly Periods ncoln 8337 : ‘ a : the scene of today's accidént and Be dE Sone “The Washington administraEe ——— : : . : " J) : ‘he g . he i : ‘ Layaway for Christmas Now! | State police in the area weref, 0 JTL EM ips Hol ing tion is rotten to the core and full with this Dual- Flame, RA ANT ‘Burner, With Low Cost of Heating y asked to help look for the circus |audience. When he lauded yl of lying and stealing. . . that's Fo \ es —————— audec ian, . > - animals. “outstanding progress” of Mayor why it's important that the Re Also

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N - to subdue the Killer lion last an ovation. olis next week.” \ , / night were injured hut$none Se-. «Wa can be mighty proud of Judge Clark warned the voters ; Buy them while they last! riously. the courage aE are oud that ‘they “can’t wait until 1952 IT ; cw RIED A : Er 'TRNACE : u / The child wandered close 10 your fine Mayor displayed with to stop the New Deal domination THERMOMAT CONVERSIONS and FURN! A —-— > the cage while performing cats hjs*® progressive improvements,” Of local government.” . : . ESS ’ were being prodded into a lion the! Gover nor said. prov election. “It'll be too late next vear to Some as low as 8225. installed py tamer's ring. The lion was not a of Mavor Bavt means the con- Stop the tremendous build-up of a ranteed y part of the act and was in a cage tinuation of good government in Washington political machine Each Job Indiv idually K ngineered for Top © ‘ near the front of the trailer. His Indiana's Capital City and that that now has one out of every iis . . ort! 8 door was open. I means a lot to every Hoozier [eight people in the country on the No Lon Waitin Period for Installation. Comf e : « 4 Gr oup | The animal suddenly lashed out Chides Republicans public payrolls.’ he said. “If we with a paw and slashed the girl's’, = 0 CT CL Re. Wait another year to vote it'll be We Can Also Arrange to Remove Your Coal Were $3. 69 to $3. 99 face. He jumped to the opening ublicans rein t 8 one in every five people on the . : and sunk his teeth in her neck, Pe Be eng 0 Jew a U. 8. payroll.” 1 \ MN . > ® , v then -dragged her outside by a said: é amp: st, “The Republican Party is the q ALL US N EIA Y — 231 ; ] leg. od nts at the show were , Since the Republicans are call- only party which opponents of a § y & Yio wlip "Sis > Yh ra ‘ar, . - : WN—$1.25 : Cord close by, but none of them no- INE Op Chatlle McCann, Zranie he I Sept. Sor Days, Nights, Holidays for Free Survey and Estimate 1 . orauro ticed the lion mangling the child % LOL he Nas acency throne whith to asser . Vy : When] until ihe animal hed fatally i Fae 1 can le or pp Spent 36 Months to Pay! rific value! 1 ¢ 9 ; ‘clawed and chewed her. was a reference to the Indianapo-| Judge Clark reviewed his city - in - M. F ; Y Cc : ert tempered §- 3, Chenille (lis visit of Sen. Joseph McCarthy platform which he said was based Open Saturdays Til 4 P. . FOr rour onvenience . : |(R. Wis.) and Congressman upon the results of hundreds of rin unit, : 4 gressman up : § ; F Ba ‘ Rayon Satin $33,000 Pay Charles Halleck (R. Ind.) questionnaires answered by the Also Winkler High and Low Pressure : : B. Howard Caughran, former citizens of Indianapolis. y A federal District Attorney here and “Our platform places the health OIL CONVERSIONS AND FURNACES : S enounce now heing Jlenttioned as a Demos and safety of the people first ; cratic candidate for Governor in among the jobs to be done.” he Y < Y 1952, introduced Mayor Bat, said. “This Job comes first be. ACE AUTOMATIC HEATING CO. x Gov. Schricker and former Con- cause the people are concerned

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. —————— B McKinne |gressman ‘Andrew Jacobs. most about the city’s failure to | Mr. Jacobs said it would be a'provide health and safety meassetback for good government if yres.” Continued ‘From Page One Mayor Bayt is not, elected. He a

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help him run the .show between . las ch : 9 ‘ if the normal Democratic votes . ¥ Were $4.9% to 0 99 national gh meetings. turn out. ; They ,are ‘to choose the new na- On TV Program

tional -treasurer and Mr. McKinney will”promptly go to work .to |fill the treasury for the 1952

Farlier. the Mayor was on a , Community TV program with Re-

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Vice Chairman To Stay ‘the Indianapolis City Council. | He paid high tribute to Mrs.! One Democratic City CouncilIndia Edwards, who will stay on;man. Joseph A. Wicker, yesteras vice chairman of the national|day took a verbal swing at Mayor committee. She was prepared to/Bayt’s Republican opponent, quit when she heard “this stran- Judge Alex Clark. ger’ was coming to take over, “His (Judge Clark) experience but- Mr. McKinney soothed her in public office has been limited hurt feelings and she has agreed to that of a police court judge to stay on: > where his record has been unimIndiana Democratic State pressive, ” "he 52 said. Chairman Ira Haymaker and Y John Hurt. secretary, Tre here GI Killed in in Wreck for-the big meeting and the re MUNICH, Germany. Oc Ht

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