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By CHARL! Scripps-Howard CHICAGO, -. miscalculations

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NEW YORK, The “smart” m going to Gen. Dy hower at 7 to 5 ert A, Taft (R. bookmakers rep ting on the outco national convent In Philadelphi operator said “if and pick 'em he four days.” * That means t

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HONEYMOON—Bert Brandt, United Press photographer, . WHILE THE CROWD ROARS—Former President Herbert Hoover waits to speak, tears glistening in his eyes, as delegates and gal- PRELIMINARY BATTLE—Ross Risley of Oklahoma calls the up $6 to the be and his bride are spending their honeymoon loaded with electronic leries at the Republican national convention in Chicago give him a thundering ovation. The enthusiastic audience interrupted his speech credentials hearing to order for arguments of rival delegations picks either Taft and photographic equipment covering the GOP convention, 59 times with cheers, and staged a second demonstration when Mr, Hoover completed his address. from Florida, Georgia, Texas and other disputed states. profession “8 to

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Body of D ing Victim Recovered Wat! eause ti# bookie RARE a a are Iver, was rescued. OBO rr Es iy rater or fy STI ROSSER,

3 7% SY Seg ero tatpdhe MERE LUlik 3. AME bili ue RS: NoOWERED.. yhSkerday. Nae SL OAPI PG IY AG, fname Fev = County authorities said near the scene of the drowning. !cess in trying to locate the body days or weeks in advance, read guoted. Bookies {yesterday the body of Robert E.| Mr. Anderson drowned when a'over the week end. The body was Qur Fair City In your Sunday » situation was °¢

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WH Arn ir (ld ob Ro a a A A hon de y os i . ® > oi On New I t t . | Anderson, Denver, who Srowned boat in which he and a com-inoticed yesterday by a resort Times. and no open be wed i ow own ire : a 10 S | pp [esse in Lake McConaughy near hereipanion were fishing capsized. Tre err. : accepted. = | By JOE ALLISON an order for an additional $900 : ) - : but much less to . : Mayor Clark is going to have cost for the new plaques. Stones| : » that than the Gi Both Sides {his name on three new fire sta- bearing the names of last year’s Knights of St. John ° Claim Victory tions, come war or high water. - lofficials already had been made. To Adjourn Tomorrow

City Purchasing Agent Francis) Today, Mr. Truitt said arrange-| Continued From Page One [Truit} revealed today neither the ments had been made for three; Men and women must make previously made by the national ack of money nor raised eye-new plaques for the fire stations every minute of their lives score

\ : could win, but were hurting him & iy ONE—Failure 3 ssible country o ged ». FR anklin 4411 ilt in part on sl : : ! : : channels ‘of info!

smumittee. ‘brows from Democrats is going which will eost the city nothing. for a better world as they live out The convention itself will be the|t0 Stop the pian 19 inscribe Mavoritte said ihe builders had agreed Cristian principles. : Eisenhower peop! supreme court on this case. a Te ye to pe 8 se stones in-place of| 1, egsence, this point was given HOME IN INDIANA FOR 80iYEA2S so-called delega ho Bacce pe So Jofort 1 means! Traditionally, these plaques| Mr, Truitt explained Palmer K.|StYONS emphasis in a ‘speech last : Texas. enon lor, contain the names of the mayor, Ward, city corporation counsel (D180 delivered by Fred Schoettle TWO—Insistenc

convention machi cluding the nami Walter Hallanan ginia as tempora: THREE—Comp vering by Gen Ei ple at the U. B. ( ference in Housto

| at the banquet of the Knights of If it rejects it Gen. Eisenhower 278 Shier, aga board of safetyand 11th District Republican go yonn gue Knights She memwon't have the nomin ation ot ings > at Ihe Lime the chairman, had obtained the stones bers of Ladies’ Auxiliary heard]: Tied be running “ryat would mean that the” lout cost: Mr. Schoettle in the Claypool

| George Usher, active campaign {three new stations now under] (Hotel. Both Sides Hold Firm {construction would bear the names worker oe yay or Clark Jast Year: apolis layman, is national presi-

Neither side showed any sign of of former Mayor Phillip Bayt, © dent of the Te Deum Internaquitting this morning. ‘Fire Chief Roscoe McKinney and Pe done without charge. {tional, Taft workers claimed they had Safety Board members Leroy J. , Former Mayor Bayt commented, |

The speaker, an Indian-

picked up 60 votes for this show- Keach, Howard Fieber and Al. ‘All I care about is that the fire APProximately 5008 delegates FOUR— Failure down they didn’t have when they bert Geisler, stations get built. If they want aNC guests are a e Es a an the reaction aga lost on Monday. They lost by 110, However, on the first of the to be litle enough to ‘put their nual Jonven}ion of the nighte of} television the Cl a votes, 80 a shift of 55. would be year, Mayor. Clark asked the O"N names on them, that’s all St. John. the aux any wien on contested Sc enough—if they have them. There architects, Burns & Burns, to right with me.” : {opened Monday and will close to-| tions.

was, of course, no confirmation, provide new plaques with the morrow.

: i FIVE—The blu but there was an air of confidence new officials’ names on them. | For the first time, one city has| in letting the batt about their headquarters that in-| A spokesman for the architects tee dy0 S ‘borne -away the top awards for|

. vention rules ch : i Eisenhower leads SORRY, NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS votes and Taftms

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dicated they believed they had sai4 Mayor Clark refused to sign \performpance of both knights and| something in reserve, lladies. This honor has been won|

It might be the lift some of \by Rochester, N. Y. with its Auxi-

l,m. didate | : t hope to get from advancing Be a Can I ate S [ /Hary 77 and its commandery 25. Gen. Douglas MacArthur for Vice! ead in fle - : President. A few were wearing FOF a Better Home p Mileage Prize .

: } hastily printed ribbons proclaim- It ur present h is in { The Rochester auxiliary outing “Bob and Ike” by last night. | any Jou I quite Tight for More Than 6300 Idle |stripped all the other women’s

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: . Sen. Taft had st ya r & J azZe | the Senate and H Most estimates gave Sen. Taft ' groups for the number of mem- be. | ; { Just didn’t match a minimum of 530 10 550 votes on your Present or future ced Or Facing Jobless Days Low De ll the greatest dis- a > ; strength atong t . Nol 5 here. Thus th f | on ft omnis bli 0 [fy nl one te ine $0 aterm SED TE Te There are many hundreds Se prize,

that much and not won. | of good home values offered {workers either had been idled or| The Rochester commandery ex-

‘You Can Hear Anything’ | For Sale in the real estate |faced layoffs today as the na-| celled in competitive drilling.

But Eisenhower backers insist pages of today’s Times . . . tional steel strike tightened its, Commandery 243 of Batesville, that's all he can get, and the the home below is one of grip on the city’s labor force. (Ind, won second place in comswing toward their man will start them. A great many homes | 1p. American Foundry Co an itive drilling. Cities of New on the second ballot. Nobody are advertised EXCLUSIVE- | nounced today it will Dy I York State won all other prizes really knows for sure. And in Chi- LY in The Times. Arrange i with the exception of two won by

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Sarg) : (partially ‘Friday and completely Ohio cities and one by Detroit. 1 gg en BRE le oi July 18 because of a steel short-| Mr. Schoettie complimented. the Three Zemin Re the Re shift | . o nape 5 it age. It employs 800 to 900 at its organization on its high purpose were Taftmen. there had plainly been none in the Ror nna Prgenl ov two plants. {of infusing into human society a leaders woke up - Indiana delegation, eitlier Way, 80 ~Ggr oN THE BAND wacon— . ANd A. L. Hunt, Pennsylvania broader, loftier morality. In clos- find their three na

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far. Reports that Sen. Taft's 30 Here's a winner in ‘a 2-bedroom | Railroad division superintendent, ing, he urged each one so to live delegates were softening up yes-| have boushi a farm and are resis | ePorted the layoff of 115 of his|that he can say, not only when terday were vigorously denfed by §0In% to sell. They're not kiddin’ - new work maintenance force be- donning the uniform, but every

w “ » afl of them. Gen. Eisenhower's. ou dont ‘ike OUR Brice Le uy |CaUSe of a “sever loss” in freight day: Moreover, ther two were equally firm. Pa BR. Tap make a deal. Paul | traffic. “May the Lord clothe me a new of statements by Both groups were backed by PAUL PARTLOW REALTY CO. | Pennsy's Total About 200 Man, who is created in justice saying Gen. Ike large, and apparently growing, In-| BR-5633 5425 COLLEGE AVE. GL-2534 | That brings Pensy's total lay- and truth. ® inated. “

diana contingents who had no gp_ : Te. offs here to about 200. New York votes, and frequently no conven- Elephant Seized; Too Central furloughed 709 workers Purdue Aid Gets Post tion tickets, but who came to : in its Beech Grove locomotive vhs town anyway to take part in the Heavy for Highways shop June 6. At Michigan State campaign. They were buttonhol-l LAFAYETTE, O., July 9 (UP)| International Harvester Co. Times State Service ing anyone who would listen in —The Ohio highway patrol said previously shut down its Indian- LAFAYETTE. July 9 — Dr. hotel lobbies and on the street today it seized an elephant in a apolis works, idling 2600. Chev- Kenyon T. Payne, associate pro-|

It all hit the bh delegates were pa for Chicago. The case of the delegates has be der for weeks. T

with pleas for their favorites. non-political move because the rolet-Indianapolis Division has fessor of agronomy at Purdue with them "Ana ibistnmiabisese SAA EN (Fendergus pachyderm was throw- laid off 2000 in a partial shut- University since 1948, has been the hearings hel Bur lars Take ling its weight around. down. appointed professor and head of Eisettho 4 to eolmen ordered em Link-Belt Co. today reported the department of farm crops at! the force-of prop . ephant performing @ “a few "layoffs" because of the Mi si i Beer, Whisky {Mills Brothers Circus, off a truck steel ES DN emgen- Slate Collert: Lanse pie.

| Mich. In spite of the cool night from Dayton, O., yesterday be:|.And.-National Malleable & A native of Manhattan. Kas.)

: Arild RC Get Wires burglars raided two taverns cause -if o6Ver-loaded weighing Steel Castings Co. announced it Dr. Payne will take over his new

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early today to quench their thirst. scales. will cut to a ‘three-day week post Aug. 15. He is a graduate! mise but Eisenhe A case of ice cold beer and 24, "I've seen everything over-/for the same reason when its of Kansas State College and re-| . seeing their gr # bottles of whisky were looted loaded but nothing like this,” employees return fram a plant ceived His “mastérs dégree from Treat your home to new accessories of wonderful-for-summer chintz would have none ‘rom the Wagon Wheel Tavern, sald John Boyd, on duty at the vacation July 16. the University of Nebraska. In . : The action of t 361 E. 16th St. truck weighing station. | J. D. Adams Manufacturing Co. 1948, he received his doctor's de- for a fresher look . . . easy washing. Gay novelty and floral pat- tt arrangeme In another break-in, burglars A " had cut earlier from a five-day gree from the University of on t Ber i srabbed eight bottles of wine.and Y. for C. Founder to a four-day week. . Minnesota. terns with Everglazed finish look and feel delightfully cool. Unglazed Taft-controflec.

muscle in setting machinery, showe tor's men intend power fully. The Eisenhov who play the g | might have done -—but it was the

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¥oggs were unsuccessful In wINONA LAKE, July 9-Dr) |} their attempt to pry open the Torrey M, Johnson of Chicago. |||} safe In the Earl W. Rader Service founder and first president of ||

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patterns include handsome documentary and fine hand prints for unusual decorative effects. 3& Inches wide. Grand for cafe curtains,

draperies, slipcovers and bedspreads,

| open. | ‘Dr. Johns All address th es > 8 ’ managed it and s hs es alse raid the mittier ar Johnson will ad re 3 the A _ ) J Ayres’ Curtains and Draperies, Seventh Floor and some: del from the cigaret machine in fhe 'for Christ in the Billy Sunday 2 ® | hurt their cause. Willard Park concession stand; Tabernacle. He is pastor of the Li==) (= " { The television = after ripping open two 6f the Midwest Bible Church in his home | - ® ~) er credentials cor building’s wooden shutters, icity. | 0 | should be televise { i seemed much of 3 { Ohioan's leaders bar the cameras. — 9. ; gave it both ba ‘ \ reaction was aga mt i The floor fight . , : { Ha II $ tion rules chang . part a case of on If you are to be on Vacation , , . knowing what t} e , : . + up to. _ you won't have to miss the Times! A , Simply notify Times Circulation ” ; : OFFICE " y Department (PLaza 5551) and Quick, Lucy!... Look up Rope SUPP! The Times will be mailed to you Don’t let shopping problems | Safety Equipment x : get you down. The YELLOW Sheek: Absorbers STATI s while you are away! : Pages of the Telephone oc GREETIN ; irectory can give you a li ”" : in no time at all! A perfect Wheel Chairs DECORAT : EY . ; guide for products, services, ATHE The Indianapolis Times | and repairs. ren | HERA A Scripps-Howard Newspaper INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE . MATE : . 5 COMPANY.