Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1951 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

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~ Voice of the Undergrad—

Hoosier Collegians

‘GOP; Like‘lke, Taft

Continued From Page One to show party preference and preference for nominees for President, Indiana governor and Indi- . ana Senator for 1952. The vote for president was as follows: » !

Gen, Eisenhower ,...... 28.8% Sen. Taft ....cova0in «426.1% Gov. Earl Warren (Cal) 9.0% Harold Stassen .......s 6.0%

President Truman ..... 6.0% Gov: Tom Dewey (N.Y.) 3.0% Gen. Douglas MacArthur 2.97% Sen. P. Douglas (D. IIL.) 1.5% The voting for Gen. Eisenhower was from both Republicans and

3 Trustees Indicted on Brite Charges

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plying: “We have to buy the floaters’ votes.” The next time Mrs. Thomas’ contract came up, she was out of a job. Miss Mary Lee Gabbert was + another teacher who testified to the Grand Jury. « The former music and art teacher at Dale ‘school earlier told The Times she was fired be-

Democrats as well as from a substantial part of the independent voters. « * Jenner Backed “Sen. Taft's following showed up nearly exclusively among GOP ranks. In that group was a large

number which chose Sen. Taft,

for President and Sen. Jenner for governor, Since the students who were questioned in the survey were from other states as well as Indiana, the polls for governor and Senator were comparatively light. More than 95 per cent voted for a presidential candidate. Only 44.8 per cent showed a preference for governor and 31.4 per cent for Senator. The two state posts were closelv interlocked with Gov. Schricker and/Sen. William Jenner showing strength in both fields.

Bayt Mentioned

One unexpected suggestion for both positions was Mayor Phillip L. Bayt of Indianapolis. The survey took place at approximately the time Mayor Bayt was being soundly defeated by Judge Alex term in

Clark for a four-year City Hall. g o(J.. 8.. Rep. Charles R. Brown-

son, Lt. Gov. John A. Watkins and State Representative Philip Willkie all showed some followers. y In the voting for governor both former Gov. Ralph Gates and 1946 GOP aspirant Hobart Creighton were named.

U. S. Rep. Charles Halleck

The Duck Looks After the Dog:

BEN DAVIS’ Oswald the

| Duck and Moe the Dog are ; N {

a couple of characters right out of a child's story book. The unusual pals eat together, share the same dog house and traved in the same circles. Wherever Moe_ goes, Oswald is not far behind. ’ Pets of the Harold® Baker family, 1905 Vinewood Ave. the constant companions are the talk of the neighborhood. Although Moe, a 3-year-old hunting dog, sometimes ignores Oswald, the duck remains un-

ruffled. He considers himself Moe's protector — and “de-flea-er.” ” ”» ~

THEIR FRIENDSHIP began last Easter when the Bakers got the newborn duckling for their four children. It also started their comic-strip adventures.

Oswald quickly assumed the role of protector. Quacking loudly, he informed the beagle his worries were over. And Oswald kept his word. He chases off any other dogs that invade their backyard precinct.

Once Oswald's well-mean guardianship almost sent hin flying to duck heaven. Mr. Bak er took Moe hunting but lef his web-footed pal behind. When Mr. Baker saw a mov: ment in the brush, he drew : careful bead. But something told him to investigate first. I: was Oswald. “The duck's just like one of the family,” says Mrs. Baker.

HOW'S THE WEATHER ?—Moe the Dog surveys his puddled

With them are two of their masters, Bonnie and Dick Baker.

yard while his companion, Oswald the Duck, waits unperturbed.

hand in his own classroom. Gov. Sen. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bannister, Bayt ........ 2.5% 2.5% ‘ two other teachers who said they Brownson .... 13% 2.0% were fired for refusing to pay off, Capehart 5.83% See Note did not appear before the Grand Gates ........ 3.8% 4.5 0 Jury because they are now living Creighton .... 8.0% 0.5% .iout of the state. Halleck ...... 2.3%, 11.5% The Jurors did hear from Carl Jacobs ....... 3.0% J5% J. Engelbrecht, superintendent of Jenner ..... + 317% 22.5% Spencer County Schools. Schricker 31.7% 32.5% 3 Watkins ..... 50% ..... y He had told the State Teach- co. 0.1% 757 ers’ hearing he was asked for a NOTE: Sen. Homer Capehart

. Evansville, from 1934 to 1938.

cause she didn’t “cough up” to showe strong support. for Senator GOP. coffers. rt said Mr. Fuller n What may be a top fight for the 5 Miss Gabber: Republican Yr nomination in next spring's GOP roug! e "] . tion. . cinct committéeman Glenn Sy. Rep. Andrew Schroeder and was asked for pi Jacobs was named for both govper cent of her first non Sernor and senator although he salary. She refused, saying she was soundly defeated in a bid Soo look my choir pupils for the Democratic senatorial n the lace. ination last year. Robert Foertsch, former acting Romination ty : principal at Grandview, said he Governor-Senator Breakdown * twice contributed $50 to the GOP. The votes for governor and : fund, once directly into Mr. Ayver’'s senator were as follows:

$400 kickback to clinch _his Te.appointment in 1953." . He has headed the Spencer county schools ‘for 14 years.

‘received approximately 10 per cent of the votes for senator, although he will not be a candidate to succeed himself until 1956. The following colleges and universities assisted The Times in

Funeral Tuesday conducting the survey

For Rev. Cantrell Franklin College; Butler Usk Services for the Rgv. Alexander versity; Hanover College; ue 7. Cantrell, a roving minister, wil] University; Ball State Teachers be at 1 p. m. Tuesday in Shiloh College, DePauw University and Baptist Church. Burial will be in Indiana Central College

‘New Crown. : 3s. L aL 3» ! He died Friday in. the Cold Fall From High Chair

‘Spring Rd. Veterans Hospital. Although the Rev. Mr. Cantren Fatal fo Gary Baby oo] GARY, Nov. 17 (UP)—Violal

dived in Indianapolis 40 years, he / never held a pastorate here, He Louise Spiller, 19-month-old preached at many Baptis tidaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard churches in the area and was pas- Spiller. was injured fatally today

‘tor of Little Hope Baptist Church, in a 30-inch fall from her highchair in the family home.

The baby, one of seven children, was pronounced dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital.

He was born 59 years ago in Gallatin, Ten., and was a chaplain in World War 1 A Surviving are the wife, Irene; a daughter, . Mrs. Bercile ; Perkins! and three sons, Arthur, Clarence KIDNEYGERMS and James. James lives in Frank-

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