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Suez Fighting. Hooslor Horas ot (0: 0 Taft Plans To Cover A Lot Of Territory During Campaign a Flares Again - Local Eagle-Eye’ Airinan’ "By. CHARLES LUCEY: ington, Oregon; a Wyaoming| These men, plus John Hamil-the Taft organization is fanning plus campaign treasurer Ben Tate,

* Scripps-Howard Staff” Writer. - and Colorado—in mid-February. ton, chvering the East, and Car-jout through young Republican Cincinnati; Jack Martin, Mr,

Cl § J R d Cc - J > oe} —an s m v istant, I eans P on e onvo WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 — Sen. . The Southwe§t—Texas: Arizona, roll. Reece, covefing the South—|groups—an effort to” overcome a Taft administrative’ ass ? United Press y' Robert A. Taft, the country’s No. New Mexico —early in March.

: CAIR both former GOP national .chgir- frequent charge against Mr Taft and. Lou . Guylay, fn charge of 0, Jan. 4— —Fighting flared 1 drummer in political goods, willl . Wisconsin, scene of the first big men—will touch base on. other|that “he can't attract the votes public relations. Soon:it will meet for the second straight. day be. . Lady Luck and the ‘“eagle-eye”

hit the road in most sections of presidential primary, where he'll trips taking them into practical- of © youth. Te i every two ‘weeks. The other night, tween Egyptian terrorists and of 2n Indianapolis bombardier-} the country in the next couple of campaign almost ste: 1dily for two ly ‘every state. in coming weeks. | Similarly, the Taft campaign the Taft leaders joined irr a cross- . British troops in Suez today, and pavigdlor. Nib he Fifth is ¢ months hustling delegates for the or three weeks bef gre the voting . This is the third time that Mr.!is being, carried to ‘such groups country isiephione doliversatiod on ¥ the British sealed off th ¢ \ Fy sac GOP presidential nomination. Apr. 1, ; Taft has’ sought ‘the Republican|as- dentists and . doctors. In the.¢ampaign p Taft leade | Of the strategic: strike in North Korea, The. Ohio senator, leading the But the Senator's own ‘exten-nomination and the organizing|1950 campaign the doctors, op- AS of year's end, Taft lea rs tows Win Foadblogks. : | Lt. WE. Wilkinson, husband field as the old year ends, already sive travels are only part of job being “done for him “now posing what they saw as the Tru- profess . a - glowing corifidence. (A dispatch from British head- of Mrs, Thelma Wilkinson, 815 W iv has criss-crossed much of the those being made for him. In plainly is profiting from the er-iman - administration's ‘socializeq With the . Chicago nominating

quarters in the Suez Canal Zone! 43d St., “bagged” 27 vehicles of a

Communist convoy moving under sald terrorists opened fire from | cover of low-hanging clouds in the

4 rooftops at the Suéz water filtra-| {vicinity of Yangdok. The pre-:

country since announcing his can- January, David Ingalls of* Cleve- ror§ of other years, Responsibil- medicine” plans, were an effective convention 8ix ‘months away jie didacy in the fall. But he's go-land and Thomas E. Coleman of ity for developing Taft strength! political force in mahy states. too soon to’ make precise. deleing to buy a few more yards of Wisconsin, members of hislin the states ‘is being precisely| gate claims.

Up to now the Taft strategy © —— et tickets soon for trips taking him strategy hoard, .and Victor John- apportioned, for example, 80 that] group has been ‘meeting ' once Indiana's “largest real estate

tion plant of the British garrison. | | briefed target was Completely to— .. ston, Taft director of. organiza-ino one can say later: “Why, T monthly. It includes those named’ section is in The Sunday Times. British troops. returned the fire.) “socked-in."” Suddenly the B-26 Florida and perhaps elsewhere tion, will head for the Republican thought so-and-so was supposed ; . Egyptian (burst into an opening in the ! in the South in late January. ‘National Committee meeting in to cover that -area.” vin p government reports clouds, and the convoy was di- | The Pacific Northwest—Wash- San Francisco. ; Under Mr. Johpston's direction, Open Monday - Through Saturday 9:30 fo § . said 15 British soldiers were killed rectly below, | a hE : a : EE —— : :

and 14 Egyptians wounded in al “We ‘dropped four fire bombs x three-hour gun battle in Suez yes-ion the convoy to .get our sight-Sr:. % terday. =~ However, a British ings” said the leutenant. “Then By ; ‘ spokesman said the only British! we made another run and dropped :

Injured were a lieutenant and ‘a half our load of bombs. It looked chaplain.

! like a Fourth of July celebration.” 4 ! y ) ; { ; ! : TL Fg United Press Correspondent Pe-| Walter G. Overton, son of Mr.& i: By $ TA | : of th Ka ; ) . Hed ter Webb reported from British and Mrs. M. M. i ) 3 Sn a pn . RRS headquarters in. the Canal Zone # Overton, 1468 S. Lt. James H. Kasler ; ‘ that Suez, s i oF lai ve. osc : Khe : hting of the Anglo. '@ enroliea in the DOING His BT zd 1g, | os Sn SPRING COMES EARLY Machinist Mate James H. Kasler, husband of i ‘

bitterest fighting of the Anglo- |g Egyptian dispute, was sealed off : at 10 a. m. by an order from the gi School at Great Mrs; Martha Lee Kasler, 4626 T0 THE DOWNSTAIRS GIRLS" SHOP: commander of the 39th Infantry, Lakes, III. A College Ave. stands in the ) g Sraduate of cockpit of his Sabrejet after Washington oi olefing a high-altitude pa-

Brigade. Egyptian sources =aid yester- Sr 1 ; Hipp sepont, ne trol over North. Korea. Lt. Kas-

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day’s flareup, the first skirmish of . the New Year, began when a

; British patrol infiltrated the no- Allon’s Plant 5 ler is assigned fo the 4th Fighter e Annex! Shop man’s-land near ‘the railway) for one year. He Interceptor Wing of the 5th C apitol Av enu ’ shops on the outskirts of Suez| w,g. Overton entered the Navy Air Force. Values for / Egyptian guerrillas barred the in August, 1951 ss 3 Tomorrow for , way and British troops opened and took his boot training at the " fire, the reports said, - Great Lakes Training Station. The Silver Star for gallantry in the Home! * (action has been awarded to Sgt. ; .

|Richard C. Greene, 1606 E. Sturm

Bl koe peor to the citation, sgt. : TOEK'S tnd? two enemy attacks in a reset] ©. THE DECORATOR CHAIR WITH HIDDEN TALENT—

|position and gave the rest of their

[platoon a chance to join them. ; A PERFECT DOUBLE DUTY, SPACE-SAVING UNIT! |The two men killed 35 enemy : troops. © ’ : ! : a F = “a Pfc. George S. Gallmore, son of - Mrs. Beulah™ Gallmore, 410 E. a. - Walnut St., ‘has received the » [Purple Heart after being wounded - : 10 EAST WASHINGTON in action near Sanjon, North — Korea on Nov, 23. : 7 ae .

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~ Pfc. Robert Caviness, brother of Mrs. Muriel Fay, 1249 Ringgold Ave. has. been assigned to the 351st Mobile Army Surgical

cop——. {Hospital in Germany. |

Clifford Stark | Dies Here at 62

Clifford Stark, 62-year-old owner of Stark's Greenhouse, died yesterday at his home at 511 S. |Tibbs Ave. He was a native of Indiana and an Indianapolis resident since 1914. Mr. Stark belonged to. West Park “Christian Church and the Allied Florists Association. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at ‘Royster & Askin West Side Chapel. Burial will be in Floral Park. Survivors are his wife, Louise; three children, Joseph M., Mrs. Doris Aberson and Mrs. Mary M.. Wells, all of Indianapolis; four, grandchildren; two brothers, Charles and Delmar, Scottsburg, 2... |and two sisters, Mrs. Daisy Young, qf Monon and Mrs. Vera Gardner |of Scottsburg: Mr. Stark was the father-in-law of Earl Wells of 1943 W. Vermont St., employee in The Inatanapolis Times composing room. = zn = JOHN B. REISZ, 51, of 1441 N. Grant Ave. Optician, Services

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