Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1952 — Page 3

3, 1053

Kes yhts

| at Hovey . Prime Minister : Winston Chureh-| (UP) — A 13 - year - old seventh. politician. selected to challenge * roken into {lI's big rearmament program last | grade honor student was arrested Republican William ‘Jenner's® night by an overwhelming ma-| ap his way to school yesterday right to return to the United mail boxes jority and gave. Mr. Churchill's] | and charged with murdering a States Senate? llowing lo= ernment its biggest vote of 12-year-old girl classmate because! That's the hig question in Ingov she refused him a Kiss. diana political cireles today, , Dearborn confidence since it took office. Police ‘sald ‘Harold Lorentson Since there apparently are no Ave, and The victories for Mr, Churchill I* [confessed stranglthg Lyde Kitch- Republicans bold enough to Stn Batis came after the Prime Minister, ner, a shy. girl wie Was tajjer oppose Sen. Jenner's hid for t., Hovey {than he was, last Nov, 29 as they renomination at the state conpve, 2 SHAE iuduute Anerienn gil [Walked home: from. school to- vention July 3, he is virtually ts., or | gether assured of carrving the GOP 20th 8t, drive and said it will take four The girl's body was found in colors in the fall campaign. n St, Hill. rather than three years to achieve I worded section or the Long Even the Democrats are a little 1 ind 1450 E., ‘ty soals . sland community by a hunter.!,...,oiant to oppose Sen. Jenner § : 5 She had been strangled with a« So far only one candidate, forORR viii A government motion approving! scarf, Her clothing was disar- :

THURSDAY, MAR. 6.1052

ommons

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

's Churchill's Arms Program

Labor Party | ____—— Smashed by | 4S Record Vote

LONDON, Mar. 6. (UP)—The House of Commons approved

i | ta | |

the rearmament program was

Girl's

Boy Held in Death “By IRVING LEIBOWITZ.

SMITHTOWN, N. Y, Mar. 6 Who will be the Democratic

mer Congressman Andrew

ranged, but she had not been at- Jacobs, seems anxious to tangle

passed by a vote of 313 to 55 after Mr, Churchill's forces beat down, by 314 to 219, a Labor Party motion of “no confidence” in the,

tacked sexually. Held for Grand Jury

murder «charge and held without bail in the nearby Riverhead jail

Harold: was arraigned on a.

with Indiana's fiery junior senator,

Spearheaded Fight

Mr. Jacobs ‘spearheaded the

Refused Kiss, Democrats Hunt Jenner - Foe in Senate Race

STRAUSS SAYS:

TRADITION WITH A TOUCH.OF TOMORROW,

Conservatives’ ability to carry out the defense plans.

Aided By Labor Split The conservatives’ margin of 95,

for grand jury action. Police fig-| [fight to oust from the Democratic ured an adult killed the Kitchner| Party the influence of National girl, and had not suspected Har- Committeeman Frank McHale old until he was heard bragging | Who has been under heavy critiat school about a “perfect crime.” ! {cism recently for his political and the

ANSON THOMAS—Candidate

for Senator.

Senate nomination, Others

votes in the confidence vote was Picked up for questioning about Dusiness activities, And now Mr, are: BELTLESS! the largest such majority yet United Press Telephoto. |his boastful contention that it is/Jacobs would like a shot at Sen.| ANSON THOMAS Mr, Thomas Sizes achieved by the Churchill govern- PRECIOUS .'DOGS'—Jose Greco, star of the Spanish Ballet possible to commit .a foolproof| Jenner. | Aa 4 is the Indiana Farm Bureau's di- 25 to 32 ment. : ~ . s . Be. . crime, the boy first confessed u e ng e waged against rector of tax a 1 / e- i : » ns. Conservatives ‘were aided. Co., now playing in Chicago, has just taken out a policy insuring killing the girl, then retracted Mr. McHale may have left scars'partments. He ang, 1 egilative re 2H FLOOR by a split in labor ranks. A large his feet for $100,000 for his appearance at the New York Palace the confession, police said. jon Mr,

Jacobs the Democrats backing of a Statehouse grup. But police said the lad, dressed might not want to exhibit in Mr. Thomas is regarded by poli(in blue slacks and plaid jacket, "public. As a result, the Demo- ticians as “very strong” with rural feet are (left to right) Leda De Rivero, Lola De Romda and “Nila | con-|cratic powers may skip over Mr.|und farm folk. €

{broke down. and dictated a {vincing confession after officers'Jacobs when state convention jw STE - {pointed out he had told hen comes to pick a candidate (pq MLE. Sturle 18 {Indiana State Senate. He ix an

[things that nobody but the slayer|for Senator. attorney with a lot of connections

New Store Hours To Change Habits | | would know. = : { Many politicians who stood on]

ing the line of left-wing leader Aneurin Bevan, abstained in the vote on the official labor amend-| Anparo, Mr. Greco's wife, ment. ee The Prime Minister called ro N approval of the government's program in % Commons debate on a

4 number of labor members, follow- Theater starting next week. Members of his company admiring his

ithe sidelines and cheered while! lin the par . i ty di \NT white paper which outlined an “Indianapolis will change its liv- and more police will be called out, Mr. Jacobs fought to ‘clean out” rendre an or Rare 22 * AN ST. estimated British defense expendi- ing habits when most of the city's to direct traffic. Restaurants, Jer / the party. now Ihynk he Marian BTOUPE. SLACKS FOR STUDENTS : Ci ture of $4,094,160,000 for the 1952- major stores switch to evening : run for Congress from arion X » J 33 fiscal year. hours next Thursday. novmally closed in the evening! 1 4 |{County. He is not apt to run, HUGH DILLIN- Mr, Dillin, a L. soil : | In addition" to affecting the Will adjust to the new schedule. | (\ |again_for Congress. (Petersburg attorney, is leader of LOOK! NO BELT! Discount ‘War Fears 'store employees and the shoppers, And the suburban bus fines will] (\ "Too Coitroversial’ [tho Democrats in the Indiana : ' Mr. Churchill told the crowded the extended hours on Thursday change schedules to help carry| “I= | ’ Oude of Representatives and has : House that he does not believe evenings will have its impact onthe late shoppers out of the city. “~— | Although a great many Demo- Wide support in labor circles, He They're dharpl They're as new as : that war is imminent or even in-the transit systems, restaurants,/And for those who drive their crats over the state feel Mr, Was regarded as an outstanding today's tourney scores! ® evitable. parking lots and police. |cars, they'll find parking lots Jacobs would wage an aggressive 3nd colorful legislator,

If time is used wisely, he said,| All the participating stores will open. the West has “more hope of ward-|jockey employees’ hours to make! In short, Indianapolis will go to ing off the frightful catastrophe up the long Thursdays-when they bed later on Thursday nights from our struggling, ill-informed. work from 9 a. m. until 8:30 p. m.|from now on to take advantage A best seller is 0 book with a bewildered and almost helpless) Indianapolis Railways will have of the new hours of shopping con-| shapely woman on thé jocket, but human race.” 'to put more buses on the lines, lvenience. . | no jocket on the woman. ona

campaign against Sen. Jenner, al HENRY F. SCHRICKER Gov. few of them at the Statehouse Schricker would be the top Demonow regard him as "too contYo- leratic candidate for the Benate if versial.” lhe would consent to run. However, Mr. Jacobs, however, ta one of Mr. Schricker repeatedly has rethe leading ‘Democrats in line for|fused to be a candidate. He has — [stated publicly that he “will not run, and will not accept the nomi{nation {if drafted.” There are @ many Democrats who want the Governor to assume the post of

: Democratic National Committeeyman and there are some indica[tions he may take this job, ALEX CAMPBELL - Mr. Camp- : bell, a Ft. Wayne attorney, was y g the unsuccessful Democratic

candidate for Benator in 1950. He

They are BELTLESS — with adjustable waistband — and Snugtex woven elastic innerband, to keep the slacks : up = shirt down!

They have fie and tailoring — DAVID COPPERFIE tailoring, Note the saddle-stitched side seams — the swell way they fit and hang—

They are sheen Rayon Gabardine — with " SpatuAvay — a special finish that resists wrinkles and SPOTS — (like from soda fountain accidents)

man who is in a pair —is apt to MN m smartest thing in the Field House — and after!

NAVY — COVERT SHADE — TAN CINNAMON BROWN Sizes 25 to 32 waist

1.50 L. STRAUSS & CO.,ANC.

YOUNG MEN—SIXTH FLOOR

P.S. These BELTLESS SLACKS also in sizes 6 to 12—swell colors—$§.98

An AP]

has many contacts in the party but most politicans feel he has lost . strength because of his overwhelming defeat at the hands of RepubHcan Sen. Homer E, Cape-

® {hart, | vo — - Thief Is Choosy VIENNA, W. Va. (UP) ~- A thief with a passion for chocolate {milk has heen bothering "home owners here. Gerald Sinnet, police chief, said the culprit either takes or drinks parts of the contents of bottles of milk chocolate left .|on doorsteps but leaves the white | milk untouched.

IRI ssotsansone Seven;

J aaa at 2 's

asa

rd i {1 TLS

JUDGE FOR YOURSELF! Fill your crankcase with new Phillips 66 | Appl th Noy FE Heavy Duty Premium Motor Oil. Try it for ten days—or up to 1,000 miles. i g

ill, If it doesn’t satisfy you on every count go to any Phillips 66 Dealer and It may he that you have not experienced: . ; J . : ® a home ravaged by flood, fire or tornado; 0 Po he'll arrange for a refill using any available oil you want at our expense. | Win vtiene need Tor ion plasine.on the : : battlefield; } | | : ; The reason we dare make this guarantee is simple. We are sure this new and im- ® financial asaistance during military en. it proved Phillips 66 Heavy Duty Premium will please you. It’s a great motor oil. It campment; : 9 gives you a new high in Lubri-tection: ° a “touch of home" that canteens provide * ..WEAR PREVENTION? Yes! It keeps cor- decomposition—keeps oil control ring - for military personnel — rogion and friction from harming your . free.So—fewer make-up quartsareneede: So you may not know the immense relief, the restored hope, the : : : d Se : 30 y not kne s » the restored hope, w Shing guanle piston rings and cylinder over thousands of miles of operation. mercy that the American Red Cross symbolizes. re walls, It’s because of important features likc : BEARING PROTECTION? Yes! Acids are these that Phillips 66 Heavy Duty Pre- : Just the same, reflect upon your Red Cross and be aware of lo neutralized — protecting bearing surfaces. mium Motor Oil surpasses manufacturers’ ite many responsibilities...then answer with your heart! This cone 3 from pitting. : : specifications for all makes of cars. It's structive organization is worthy of your support as a contributor ? of CLEANING ABILITY? Yes! And a clean en. TUIY a “Heavy Pity motor ol wi and as a volunteer worker. gine means more power, and less gasoline © an outstanding Job In trucks as well w Cs = : at os ptios. 2 passenger cars. Try Phillips 66 Heavy g 5 . sty Premios Moker Gi waday. We AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 5 LOW OIL CONSUMPTION? Yes! It resists guarantee satisfaction! x : TT 4“ j o ° ” at Indianapolis 0 ; Hear Rex Allen and wi. sons of the Pioneers over Get Ne LL 7 Improved Lubri-Tection ; . : ly pelt C.3.5. . Ss your local paper or tm and ation Ne ; 2. HAIN, FARO . . * re . . : ut Li]

Now i ¥ a * - > < :