Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1952 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1052

By FRED SPARKS CONVENTION HALL, July 9 (CDN)—This week's events Mave’ shown me: By comparison with Europe and: Asia,

correspondent trailing. tragedy in alien areas I'm getting my first education in domestic politics.

For example: In Italy and

A Toe 5 wiser

A - . France every“third man. votes —or fellow travels with-—com-munism. Here the Red party is no bigger than Ahippo's boil, and also merely irritates.

I'm yet to hear anyone suggest entering the White House with’ the “Republican liberators,” carbines coughing.

In Greece, Ttaly, India, Japan party-leaders often admit: “On the big day we'll cut off their heads.” (And they don’t mean off the payroll.)

And think of what weak in-

were shot at, but this wicked work was committed by diseased dummies, not crafty curs.

The biggest parties in France |

«~DeGaulle’'s right and Thorez's (Red) left—have secret societies learning how to throw a grenade, insert a knee in a groin, or use a broken bottle to gouge out eyes.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Writer Sees U. S. United With Gentle Political Methods Compared To Other Nations.

Statistically this means: A well knit minority could dominate this republic without igniting a single stick of TNT. The doings in the International Amphitheatre (ordinarily

Foreign = political powwows, rigidly: formal, are held in lavish halls, complete with giitedged chairs, that once housed emperors —and, their girl friends. z

country store atmosphere here. The business is as informally confusing (to this amateur) as a cage ‘jammed with white mice. : In continental or oriental

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Here he might wear a green benny, rainbow colored shirt, and blue jeans. Even while pondering the exserious business of

America is not divided, and The GOPers and Democrats surance risks are most Latin- However, there is a desperate reserved for exhibiting over- ® = = politics, a sense of humor is as changing administrations, ‘the qur litical methods, are ‘as both officially frown on Mos- American presidents. danger in our lack of true po- weight oxen and sleek sheep) THE PARTIES representing absent asa Navajo Indian. delegates are glad for a gag. - gentle 4s a rhumba at the home cow, : and merely differ on na litical interest. Only ‘51 per also differs from the bleak at- the richest nation gather In England a county leader I guess before we can lose for the aged. v exact methods to liquidate ; cent of the eligible citizenry mosphere of comparative con- around an unpainted, bare will sport a cut-away, striped our freedom we'll have to lose You see, after eight years as a same. TRUE, FDR and Mr. Truman yoted in 1948. claves abroad. planked platform in a huge trousers and black homburg. our sense of humor,

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Mrs. Taft's Charm Embraces All

By SHIRLEY SCHUETTE CHICAGO, July 9 (CDN) Women of the Republican Party, | be they richly clad society ma- ! trons or cotion-stockinged Chicago ward workers, are received with warmth and charm by Mrs. Robert A. Taft. ’ A quick word of greeting, an _ eager smile and a firm handclasp —these were the greetings Martha Taft gave yesterday at a reception in her honor in the grand ballroom of the Conrad Hilton Hotel. ! 5 For 50 minutes Mrs. Taft and | the Senator headed a reception line through which some 1500 well-wishers—most of them women—passed. Mrs, Taft wore a red and white print dress, an eggshell linen sailor and comfortable-looking white shoes and her smiles and words went out to everyone. Senator Takes His Place “Hello, my dear,” or “so glad you could come,” or “how do you do?” she murmured as her guests paused at her wheelchair. Sen. Taft stood dutifully at her | Bide and echoed the nhrases. af. “greetings. SH, : When he and his son Robert Jr., entered” the ballroom, Sen. Taft kissed his wife and, like husbands -the world over, asked: “What do you want me to do?” He then took his place in the dine. Mrs, Taft wore no jewelry and almost no makeup—just a hint of] in the Hilton Hotel. | Selieate Solon 9 n hep lips, Je Others in the receiving line ins) As the two-hour-long reception At the head of the receiving/cluded Mrs. Albert Wedemeyer, ended, Mrs. Taft turned to Mrs. line was Mrs. Alice Roosevelt wife of the general: Mrs. Cather- Clicker and, with twinkling eyes,

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"HELLO, MY DEAR" —Mrs, Robert A. Taft greets well-wishers |

1500 Longworth, widow of Nicholas) {25500 W 15% Longworth, once Speaker of the, ® Kennedy Brown, GOP Nation-| “Are you beginning to enjoy House. al Committeewoman from Ohio; politics?” | [it Parade Mrs. Robert A. (Blanca) Taft Mrs. . Preston Davie, assistant] “Yes, I love it,” Mrs. Bricker ade Jr. and Mrs. Lloyd (Virginia) [treasurer of the National Taft replied. fusic Taft, two of Mrs. Taft's three Committee, and Mrs. John W., And Martha Taft gave every fusic % daughters-in-law, also were pres-|Bricker, wife of the other Ohio|indication that she loved. politics, | : 5 . 2 i Told ent. : Senator. ‘too. L se ® ht Mystery Story Fan — we Sm i Matching Woven Flora ' Data William Howard Taft III, an- a Box Springs $27 Four Ventilators : Data other son, explained that his wife | 9 00 9 00 : B it $ & # | Si I cements was too busy in their New Haven rd i re bu or Kesrtu eep: dition (Conn.) home caring for ‘their an an . These Mattresses A Wanted Colors! P tion four children to come to Chicago : Choice © ante Bditien at this time. . “I'll bring her out here when, ! ¢ : Joncert we're nominated, though,” he (41 Te u S E Y 0 u R C R E D | T . elie Vv E R Y ! L Oo w T E R M S! ; r Concert added. { \ i i : . r Concert ~' Mrev Taft quipped with Mrs, ! S—— =u ; 4 r Concert Lotigworth when newspaper ; | : ul fy tal runes « photographers asked them to pose T 1 4 3 S A % | y pe ¢ a s! y pec 8. for a picture. - cw a, . “I must remember my Souble ! $ . : . chins,” said Martha, laughing. ns ! 59 H Ele { ic S ; 3 9 Pp the N la That Mrs. Taft is a mystery oR oover cir weeper . an I m t f led by her p age x . s : . SD Na yea) ® Rebuilt in Hoover factory $ 00 ® Indirect lighting $995 schedules “They're the finest people I've ® Guaranteed 1 year ® |deal as vanity lamp ude all éver been with and I'm not just 8 reported saying that for you,” Nurse Sloan

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Fathers of Violators Of Curfew Fined $25

NOBLESVILLE, July 9 (UP)— Two fathers paid $25 fines and costs today, the first parents reprimanded under the city’s newlyrevived curfew ordinance requiring children under 18 years old to be off the streets by 10:30 p. m. Lester Mobley and Devol Smith told City Judge C. V. Malan they believed their sons, 10 and 13 years old, were playing in the back yard. But police said the § youths were inside’ a lunchroom.

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