Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1952 — Page 8

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PARES ol Sea _. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ TA i ___ SUNDAY, JAN. 27, 1052 Kefauver Set Observance -Horsemeat = '52 Mercury Has Hood Breather— Naw Mercury SAVE $90 Carl W, King & Son.

apolis public into a better under- : By United Press standing of United States mjli-| SPRINGFIELD, Ili, Jan. 26 breather at the front of the hood Sen. ‘Estes Kefauver (D. Tenn.) tary needs and plans is planned (UP)—An investigation into il- and pedals which hang down and! announced today he will enter here Feb. 12-22. legal horsemeat sales in Illineis #§ leave no holes in the dash, ’ the Ohio Democratic presidential T,ocal observance of National spread today to Wisconsin and Offered in eight body styles and primary against possible opposi- Defense Week is sponsored by the Indiana. a choice of 22 color combinations, No. 5 in a series— tion from party members favoring Indianapolis chapter of "the Re-| Illinois investigators seized a the Mercury has altered its President Truman's nomination. serve Officers Association. shipment consigned to a Wiscon- ¥ broad, smooth lines.

- He made his decision after a Col. L. Robert Mottern, chap- sin firm, and” northern Indiana 5 ph Bi ig ; id. ) . ' : ae ' Py IPI ini 4 $ as filler cap hidconference in Cincinnati with ter president, said the campaign's guthorities reported illegal horse-| 7% ROR IDO " a " oe oy Sieg gaa Tere pate 4 some of his supporters. aim is to “bring to our fellow meat sales there from Illinois : 4 } His move into Ohio came in the citizens a consciousness of the sources. > AIRSCOOP ON HOOD—In the 125-horsepower Mercury for 1952. Ee it Hie Jugsgage :

ice of reports that pro*Truman’ massive undertaking now in The dévelopments were the

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Democrats plan to put up a slate progress that will place our atest in a scandal in which i . ‘2 » vent scuffing 2 WRT of delegates in the May 8 election country in a position of adequate gaoveral state food inspectors have Ex-Hoosier Admits 3 an Instruments are clustered: ’ pledged to former Sen. Robert L. armed strength. been fired by Gov. Adlai Steven- . around the steering post. And Bulkley as a “favorite son” who! Indiana Department Reserve son for laxity in allowing horse- » B® % ° horsepower has Leen boosted: to would withdraw if the President Officers Association activities moat to pass as beef and pork for To ' 4 e S ul or 125 with a compression ratio of

seeks re-election. will be led by C ol, Janes A human consumption. : . i“ 72 to 1. By David E TaVel 54 Convention Votes Son, general chairman, Dan Park. yujjiaps authorities said that | My United Press ignored” until he finally notified spree’ transmissions will be]. y : and Louis -Hiner, illegal horsemeat . produced in DENVER, Jan. 26-—A former gfficials he wanted to confess. available standard Touch-0O-Ohio will have 54 votes at the) Planning the Indianapolis ob- p,,.0 10 og peen sold “fairly ex- Hoosier combat veteran who con- Following the confession, Ran- Matic Overdrive and Merco-O-Democratic nominating conven- servance are Maj, Howard H. tensively” during the last year in| fessed here to two attempts on kin was arranged before al 8S. Matic automatic. , . tion in Chicago next July. Bates, chairman, It. Jamesin \. ,.4 East Chicago, Ind. the life of his wife's former suitor commissioner. He ‘asked that the ——— mM ——— ————__ What Is a Diamond?

Democratic State Chairman Brown, co-chairman and War Prosecutor David P. Stanton of had been planning a third attempt case he transferred . here from Eugene Hanhart announced today Glenn, William Dean, David Mil- Ls \ : ana. soi when arrested; Postal Inspector Cheyenne, Wyo., where the dyna- + +a Bry 1 1 { ‘ . ’ ake County, Indiana, said most when yenne, Wyo., er dyna A diamond, as defined by the Encyclopaedia Brittanica, is his state committee will meet at ligan, © Gregg Smith,. William of the horsemeat came from the R. B. Dunbar said last night. mite “booby trap” was mailed, He “the hard h ’ io ishabl Y y Iso the most brilColumbus Feb. 4 to set a date for Spencer, Lawrence A Arany, but he suit the Donald R. Rankin, 27, formerly is being held in ‘the Denver 3 e har est, the most imperishable, an also the wt a \ liant of minerals—universally recognized as chief among pre- \

‘ ; " C ago area, the state party convention. He'John G. Ackelmiré, Ted Knap, hicago area cious stones."

rg rag y \ r P »ip . 136 y ty Jé p a $20,000 ¢ ‘ . . racket has “died down recently.” of Richmond Ind., confessed County jail in lieu of a $20, sai sre “absolutely” w » a/Maj. R. A: Lusk, Capt. Ted C. Ta , . sald the Ie Yah ojgtely ) iy be te May 1.t. CoN Perr Coates ‘He said the horsemeat was sold yesterday he had twice tried to bond. full slate of delegates pledges lo hudue Norman - Brenhan Capt. as hamburger and cube steak. kill a Bowling Green, O., man Rankin admitted the only time | Mr. Bulk ye : Cla de Ts rim w . Ma g on SDE ——— once by firing four revolver shots he had ever seen Mr. McC ray, his \ I'he Republican -veting in Ohio Lia OF a Ma) Ug at him and once by mailing a intended victim, was when he fired

also offers a contest between Sen. Hadley; 1.1. Col. Val P. H, Thomp Catholic Drive homemade . dynamite bomb to four revolver shots at Mr. McCray Which ¥ f ol Why Chosen for the

Robert A. Taft (R, 0.) and Iarold son, Lt. George W. Hard Jr. and Jathes McCray in Bowling Green. on the latter's doorstep last De- . ? Engagement Ring:

E. Stassen, both avowed candi- Maj. Vernon Clark. nd Kickoff Set The failure of the" first two at- cember. One bullet struck Mr. Mc-

dates for the GOP presidential TT 4 id ; Cray in the shoulder 2 ees 1 | sans for . citv.wide cam. tempts, Rankin said in a dictated or - : . . nomination. Ad Via Symington Awarded I lang fo) ine city Yide cam statement. led him to hatch a — Ss @ Centuries ago the diamond was chosen for the engagement re 0 7 { aig ) "alse " - . . . . $ Sen. Taft, speaking at a Re DS Medal by Truman 7.0" cainotic high school and third attempt with a high-powered Call ‘Mystery Man’ wor] fing because its enduring quality is the symbol of enduring Jen, ‘all, Speaking a lw IGTON, Jan. 7 dai > Cat | High arch? Weak arch? Callous foot? | | ’ ro ‘a . WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 (UP) ‘ ‘ 3 Cg and rifle. y y 1g 2 ove. publican women’s luncheon in President Truman awarded the a A ET atiegra) ane rankin, a World War 1I para- WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 (UP) Flat foot? Come to Dr. Scholl's for a ’ New York, charged that the Tru- Distinguished Service Medal to- be fselssed at 8:45 p. m tomor- trooper and Korean war veteran, — House investigators have $ub-| FREE, Pedo-graph test of your stocking nan administration “secrev’ for, ° Fw Stuart Symington. tor row in the Athenaeum. said he already had arranged with | penaed Henry W. Grunewald, cap- feet) No matter what common foot or f Il I pi Policy Is Sesponeivie Tor Be six years of government service| More than 250 Indianapolis a local pawnshop to purchase a Ite] mysiery Sap whose Fae shoe trouble you may have — corns, Why You Should Choose Care u y: sia's threat to world peace. or chai ore = apo 8 rifle w Iscopic sight. igured .in testimony on an al- b ak arches, hard- ‘ wig g a8 e Sec , chairman | oy; ' pected for the rifle with a telscop g = ; : callouses, bunions, we s : 83 -partisan foreign policy is a a8 Air Force Secretary, ¢ Catholic men are expected for - leged $500,000 tax shakedown at- ; . . : . aid bi-par Bn ne of the National Security °*Re-|ginner meeting at which Robert Wanted to Stalk Him sil 0 testify a iy hear to-fit feet—we have every one of Dr. All diamonds are valuable . . . but the thing most desired in

myth. Democratic National Chairman He explained he had “planned ing Tuesday, it was learned today. Frank E. McKinney of Indian to drive back to Bowling Green ——— ee

i res rats COTP- Other speakers will be the Most yi apolis told Midwest Democrats i i Ep 2%" and use all his’ military training g: i Private fittings by skilled, thorough! meeting at Kansas City, Kas, Mr. Symington has submitted Rey, Paul C. Schulte, archbishop; to stalk McCray,” Mr. Dunbar Film Star Injured rivate fittings Dy skilled, ghly

i. his resignation as RFC adminis-| wii H. Krieg. Indianapols . 4 trained attendants. they should not let the Republi- i : illilam . rieg, In aD0 us| aid. HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 26 (UP)— ] cans use taxation and foreign trator, but has agreed to continue 1, wvyer, and Thomas Richard “He explained how he was going Screen Star Bill Demarest was in-| 0 S ’ How You Can Be Sure! I cholli

serving temporarily while the}, ve ai tant ; i. : | olicy as the road to victory. - : : Finn, campaign consultant. 8 og uflage sniper suit/jured and movie tough-guy| . : . . 4 Former Rep. Robert A. Grant/Senate considers the nomination yoge attending will receive in- 10 U8 2 camouing Pp 13 Ng re When you select a diamond, to avoid disappointment of an

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| 8 successor, Harr . - ; i : : ‘ of South Bend, Ind., was named of ws successor, Harry A. Mec EO aration tance of 500 yards,” the postal today in a motorcycle accident FOOT COMFORT * SHOP | unwise choice, let the famous names of Keepsake and TaVel's Indiana campaign manager for a = | paris c > c! ® inspector added. o nthe set of the movie, “What| e your qui "A : ’ the movement to win the Republi- Clinches State Righters than 4200 men will be active, Rankin denied the motive fof Price Glory.” A’ set worker also 205 Ww. Washington L1-8848 : : ean presidential Nomination for, MONTGOMERY. Al J 26 Eu? . . his plotting was jealousy. Mr. Mc- was injured. lag aa Mr. I. C. Benedict, Owner if Only Keepsake carries Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. 4 "RY, Ala., Jan. 26 Erigeo Frisks in Sun Cray. had dated former -Sarah gq ° the famous Good

m — |{UP). — Alabama's Democratic og Jane Dulmage, 27, eight years ago,

presidential electors will support] SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. : he hed met and married . 9 Continue Tryouts, the national party nominee who- (UP) ~The first real sunshine in before = e ha ¢ enit S ew $

, a - arly three weeks gave Cali- . | ever he may be, the State Demo- nearly e g “He claimed he ‘was hired to]

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: : |cratic Executive Committee de- fornia and Nevada a welcome | a i Registration for cided today by #44 to 26 vote. | “drying out” today, taming, at Kill McCray for a fellow named] HEARING AID jamais Soi ) | 0 R T d The States’ Rights movement least temporarily, the rivers and Al, the oa nape or said. | uarantee anc 9 ce-U-Kkama 10 ay was born four years ago. creeks which threatened to flood. That's all he would give as a tration — giving you

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“imotive.” ll ) REGISTRATIONS and tryouts a gla Play a Trick | Leads Them A ‘ quality. for the sixth annual Times Ice-0- tei y : Mr. Dunbar said Rankin conRama will continue at the Fair| : fessed after a “psychological Yes—you, too—willsay Zenitht performs the $75 Zenith, your Grounds Coliseum at 5:15 p. m.| aie trick” was played on him. Rankin is way out in front again whem MONEY BACK (under our uncon : . today. {was placed in a cell with a pencil | you see and try Zenith's newest, ditional 10-day return privi- BUY ON EASY TERMS—Priced from $50 fo $1000 Skaters scheduled to report to- and paper and “completely oh ” % . > dav are those 13 years of:age and| b a Y smartly-styled “Royal.” This lege)—youare the sole judge. through all high "School grades. (Advertisement) tiny, compact, jewel-like, Come in. Ask for a free 1 : Registrations opened yesterday - | single-unit hearing aid cannot demonstration. See how TaVel's Is Your Authorized Keepsake Dealer at the Coliseum for amateurs) ¥ ACK CHES be outclassed by others priced Zenith’s convenient “"Worrythrough 12 years of age. Those { at even $175 to $200 or more. Saver” Emergency Switch ends who missed yesterday's sign-up TRY A.KiDNEY In spite of the rapid rise in all worry and embarrassment session may Fepont 1s he Lo “ ~ . " eosts it is still Zenith's opinion when am “A” battery suddenly ™ _ seum next Saturday morn | H ~p and firm belief that no hearing dies and needs replacement. The 8 a. m. That will oe the, Jas OUSECLEANING aid need sell for more than $75. ‘‘Royal” is inconspicuous as yl 30 F registration period or chidreni Do_you suffer from Backache, Getting Here is Zenith’s amazing guar- possible with special concealing pF through 12 years. ! Up Nights, Bladder Irritation, Frequent . . . . : . — - oF ear. Passages Strong Cloudy Urine. pressure antee: “Ifany $200 Hearing Aid devices if hearing loss permits. TT h { THE ICE-O-RAMA, which will matic pains due to temporary germ irri: in your opinion in any wayout- Visit, phone or write ® ) ¥! Y WO-R/ ’ | {tation in sinople ney an adder 5 A%H raise money for charity, will be jiroubles without organic or systematic : > | 2X i staged in the Coliseum on Thurs-| |S Sas the very rst dose of CYSTEX CAPITOL HEARING AID CO. ET 1 i; x pr ! 5 w : — =~ & day night, Yar. Ts ity, in'3 wavs: I. Helps nature remove’ certain 1417 CIRCLE TOWER MA-4708 « —— Those seeking solo or specialty , ating nip Sects Serius Sop coo: : s 7 8 lephone . ji . 3 ps relieve & frequen ; : : Tle I 0 SHOW Shou)] e erhone) FOUR-WAY CHESS—Down in El Paso they're playing a new Tause © Many ches AI AIRY: Sie Our personnel's 14th year serving the hard of hearing . ® 23 Bureau. PLaza 5551, for a tryout| g@me—chess for four players. Leon Apteckar invented the board [5i%: G55"Sha misht. Ger CYSTEX from ON THE SPOT REPAIR SERVICE ” { th + k th ibl your druggist teday, under satisfaction or appointment. | that makes the game possible. . _- money back guarantee.

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