Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1952 — Page 15

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Lit 1 Just Send ads Aug Pie In The Stat { ] y s ads p ein = Air i 2 en % Hoosier telephone magnate Max, Hymera Telephone Co. Sullivin U nion - Home elephéne Cult 3 W ACTING TONg LI- 1283, . ” . 10ices, 4 I R By EMMA RIV ERS MIL NER RR ; . 3, Hosea today attacked the Pub- County. Lawrence County i a . J ure ( or fF z vo "a ‘ N¢ NS 52 ran 1 k 5 ¢ y ¥ ic KRervice Commisison’ ; -» Griffin Telephone Co asev ope Telephone Co tho NQ VACA ome in t ac Bishop Richard C. Raines of ! : lic Service Commisison’'s investi Count elef A Hope Telephone "Co. Bartholo be your.experience if you'll use

all. LE . the Indiana Methodist Area will . ; 59 gation of his 10 rural telephone mew County, The Times Classified For Rent By IRVING LEIBOWITZ [Speak Sunday afternoon during & Be 3 i Co wh Ek 7 [companies as a ‘political plot.” : Green Telephode (no rea Taylorsville Telephone Co, ads to gét desirable tenants. For The. postman, who used to ring He pe hows and dedication of TH 2 > £ ; The PSC vesterday ordered a County, ot Bartholomew County an. ad-writer phone PL aza 5551. twice in Indianapolis, now comes building. etcher Place recreation fa x ABN probe of Mr. #{osea's telephone around once—but loaded with The. $90.000 building, Fletcher ot 3 lemplre, scatfered i rural SouthCommunist propaganda. Aye. and. Noble St, includes a ; ern and Central Indidna commu: That's the complaint top Indf¥8Ymnasium, showers, lounge, § . £& a | nities. ana labor: leaders lodged today game rooms and a variefy of fa- & a " Wendell Tennis, newly appointwith United States postal author- Cilities for the enjoyment of all Er 4 Democfatic member of the ities, ~~ ages. - The entire community has 8 £1 Demactal troiled PSC said com ~ been invited to view these be- °F ad 3 i B | Pemoerati contro ec - ig " I'he Commies are sending us tween © q ; {complaints of “irregular practises propaganda we don’t tant,” the Fo 6 p. m. Sunday. pot * by the companies prompted the union leaders.lament. “We refuse” x hey Donations 4 ; 3 it, but the Post Office always jaa der in I ] Mr. Hosea, 5425 College Ave, sends it back.” tion, says many persons have do- hor HON reached in Hart, Mich, said “the Postmaster George Ress prom- nated time and effort as well as bi Democrats on the PSC have been ised an investigation. money to provide this eénter for 8 TR after me for a long time and so Carl Mullen, president of the the near-downtown section. : has the Democratic Public CounState Federation of Labor and| About three years ago, the Lilly ! ; gts ; ® | cclor (Walter Jones). This 1s a Hugh Gormley, regional AFL di-/ Foundation offered to give $25,000 : . a - 3 E political plot. to take away my rector, said they have been re- toward the project if the Fletcher business and prevent me from fusing to accept newspapers Place. Community Center Board getting much-needed and deserved “loaded with Commie baloney” Would-obtain the same sum. This OPEN HOUSE—The new Fletcher Place recreation building rate increases.” but that the Post Office kept re-|Was done. With $20,000 and an will welcome visitors Sunday with these assisting hosts—Mirs. Doro- Ran. for Offite

turning them, |additional gift from the Indianlapolis Foundation a © on an. thy Skinner and Mrs. Lloyd Kirk (right) both seated; the Rev. John {n. 1033. Mr. Hosea ‘Was an un.

Still Came 3ack terlaliced 1, the ror na Siner (left); James Minton and Mrs. Clara Maye Rippel. successful Republican candidate This began to worry Mr, Mullen Puilding. - : for State Representative from and Mr, Gormley, who like Com-| R Circle to Give Tea Members of the StansfieldCircle, rickson, Mrs. Leete, Dr. Dallas Marion County. munists about as much as they| “OI'Mer inadequate recreation a volunteer organization of young lL. Browning and Dr. Grover L.| . 's telephone empire like a 99-hour week with no pay. JUarters provided for only 20 8 ’ Hartman. Mr. Hosea's ep . p 0 st women which serves the center, consists of the following comSo they penciled their names out,! {youngsters at a time in the gym.: The Rev. John W. Siner, di- in Ind but still the newspapers kept com- Fully 126, the center estimates Wil have charge of the Sunday|rects the center and Mrs. Clara Panies in Indiana: ing back. were clamoring for admission the afternoon tea. Mrs. Thomas maye Rippel, the program. The! Sharpsville Telephone Co.,.Tip-! Someone at the post office, they first day the new building opened, Beasley is eircle president. Mrs. staff also includes: Leo Baldwin, ton County.

Fletcher Place Community Cen- 140yd Kirk, president of the|athletic director; Miss Beulah | Li n ’ S§ uizton Telephone Co., Hendricks surmised, erased the marks and ter operates with an|interdenom- Methodist City Council Auxiliary, Gore, volunteer workers and County. P

sent them back. Inational board and lcarries on 3 Will direct the hostesses. office employees. © Mr. Graeme In desperation, the labor lead- Program for persons of all faiths Mrs. Robert J. Stockwell heads Supple served as building com-| Goldsmith Telephone Co. 'Tipers called on the post office for in its neighborhood. The Metho- the planning commijtee for the mittee chairman and James Min- ton County. help. Lc dist City Council holds title to the open house. Other committee ton is president of the board of = Mace Telephone Co., Montgom“We don't like Communists. property. members are: Mrs. D. J. Hend- directors. ery County. { Communist causes.or Communist, rr - ee propaganda,” they chorused.

The newspaper, written by comrades inthe Romanian Legation | in Washington, D. C., is called the | Romanian News. It describes a worker's life in Soviet- et Romania, as something better | than yesteryear. | Red Dean Writes |

“The old colonial, agricultural, 1g 2 : = : backward, illiterate, handicapped = y DIAMOND E « 6-DIAMOND

Romania is free,” wrote Dr. Hew- | | B= V4 BRIDAL PAIR J: ENSEMBLE lett Johnson, the well-known “Red | Se (AY Al Now $ 50 g Dean of Canterbury” in a recent | ; == 3 Only 2 : IW $ 50 Ee dh : ES § Tom You

issue. “A new race of workers are in command. " | | == — = S » $i 00 A WEEK! w = E recrli, | Save . “The day is not distant,” an- ? = | : : . = $1.00 2 WEEK!

other article says about a certain : worker’s region, “when it will be- : | come truly a valley of joy.” ” is . sermon

But Mr. Gormley and Mr.| Mullen say “baloney, we don’t’ believe it and we don't even want to hear about it—but we get it.” They recalled an old story | about how a comrade in Russia | was picturing life to another] “after the revolution.”

Lomes the Revelation rp SEER : : 72 10-DIAMOND JE 11.01AMOND BB) & HANDSOME

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and ate strawberries and cream,” ; : the comrade explained. “Comes ig ; oF = = E Only... the revolution, we'll all eat straw- i SE 3 berries and cream.” SRR pe 3 1 “But,” protested the other 3 oF Ce ; . ‘ = a ‘ $1.00 A WEEK! comrade, “I don’t lke strawberries and cream.” “Comes the revolutign.” the first comrade roared, “you'll eat rrawberries and cream and like ity It will take more than a revolu-| tion,” say Messrs. Gormley and Mullen, to make us take those newspapers, “even with straw-

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