Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1952 — Page 19
17, 1998
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1952
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om mn rn THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 19 v : Political Roundup— County out of a total of 316,000 ° I » » TED A BETTER) HOME Hots wa i With Her Bosses Awa aid Plays, Police Say imi mrt we _ 1 BBrownson and C rE Sa Se vr ’ ’ LOY one nats Times ave 292, : ’ ews 3 o an arvey: 373 500 eligible. Maron Coun- By United Press for a pre-Labor Day rest in Min- home when the Krechmans left friends, who used them to make diana’'s Best Guide. for Home a l . . ° [ty election officials predict voters’ CHICAGO, Sept. 17—A maid nesota. ep home SHburRan Highland expensive purchases in Chicago Buyers. 8 PM. | Op C B k | bh will set an all time election turn- wags accused today of opening her Investigati a ark for Minnesota, § m stigation of the maid's plot = shops, ; - boa ] en 0 IC 00 19 lout here this year. |employer’s lavish home to her was slowed almost to a crawl Bit pe Ocers aid, oe Finally, police said, she threw ™° SSTICIAL NOTICE Forbes | By IRVING LEIBOWITZ |books should be banned. Some- Craig on Schools |party-loving light - fingered when the officers working on the i op Re wi, Sol caution to the winds and tried Sloth a riers WAN oP. M— | Marion Courity’'s candidates for| thing like this could even pave] George W. Craig warned today| friends and then -attempting to case, including the 7th district up Rer friends. : Sma al ®T to sell the house, a $30,000 resi-! a Te Gundy. y Moore | ongress — Republican Charles| the way for the banning of Pul- Indiana ‘school pupils face the sell the house while the Owners precinct captain, were suspended P3!8 tossed a wild party in the|,, ce. One of her friends had Houses, ete. ‘If vou have merchandise Me | ownson and Democrat John llam’s Star and I know Brown-/threat of “more and more” half- were on a North Woods vacation. for failing to close a bawdy Krechman home and then walked almost negotiated a deal to sell J stock room. edds and ends, 00ds 30U ois 1 ‘arvey—today opened the “Battle! S0n wouldn't like that. -Banning/day class sessions. Police said that Lillian Hop- house. ‘off with $7500 worth of loot, po- = know you can't sell-Get It together— Frolics ¢ th i books i : 3 the Krechman home for $15,000 § call us. Promot service and cash on | e Comic Books. 00ks is dangerohs, even if my’ The Republican nominee for king 22, “a picture of innocense,”| A new set of officers took over lice said. the line ) P. Me 1 Mr. Brownson wants some OPPonent doesn’t know it.” |Governor said he is “unalterably just about did her employers, Mr. the case and pieced together this As the Krechman's vacation When the Chicago Title & Trust INLAND CITY JOBBERS ing Lig omic books banned. He calls! Set Up Committee opposed” to half-day sessions. But gnd Mrs. David Krechman, out story. wore on, Miss Hopkins gave the Co. ruined the plot by reportingi{ Calls Made Any Flace in The State 32. Meee hein SC ommist-1nspired.” | Both candidates also set up he said the state's increAsad| of house and home when they left! Miss Hopkins pretended to go family’s charge accounts to her/the house was mortgaged. ! / — arty r. Carvey wants no such! independent campaign commit- | POPulation and birth rate Drought i — S——— - s——— BA AA EE - — Matinee | thing. |tees today. Mr. paign <o com- | about a “difficult situation fn re- i ) P. My 1 Reres how the fight began: mittee was headed by Bruce Sav-!!ation to school buildings.’ : off r. Brownson sald Congress age, local realtor, and included! “Should the present laws gov- TER 5 P. M.~ should investigate the loyalty and Mrs. John A. Alexander, J, D.erning the financing of new FASHION VALUE CEN a oS the Story background of comic book pub- Wright and Mrs. Owen G.:Pohl- School building prove to be in-| : | lishers who print, he said, Red-' mann. adequate,” Mr. Craig said, ‘t‘hen V il ) P. M,~ I tinted tripe. |" Mr, Carvey's campaign chair- Ve will have more and more / Buy lers | Affect GI Morale {man is Kenneth Foster. schools operating on half-day e Travele | “Subversive comic books are; More than two million Hoosiers Sessions.” | bP. M.— I affecting the morale of our troops are expected to vote Nov. 4 for| Jie Sald If he is elected he| \ Groom | both at home and abroad,” Mr.|the greatest turnout in election| Vil “8ive the closest attention : ® a MM Me Brownson said. He said he had history, the Indiana State Cham.|!® this problem ...one of the : 714/ i . ° lla’s Weekend | several complaints about the ber of Commerce said today. |MmOSt Pressing of any confronting’ / ) nith | propaganda loaded books. The chamber suggested election the people at this time. DP Meee | Mr. Brownson, who said he| “goals” for each county. C : ar i read several comic books he| These goals are identical per-| NG . ——— LL termed “Communist - inspired,” | centage-wise with the turnout in| RELIEVES dA OF ha —— added: SO Faves of wii 1940's presidential balloting. Then, | aa VOr of whole- 79 per cent of all Hoosiers of RDS sale censorship. But I think that voting age cast ballots, ELT VE I TL AT WASHINGTON & DELAWARE STS. the kind of Communist-inspired Since the voting age popula-| A EE comic books I have read should tion has increased some 321,000! be Dane on sail It wats “2h 'between 1940 and 1950, the cham-| s . 8 Ob- ber pointed out Indiana will have| vious” the books aimed to create'to qo ell wi unrest and cause low morale it did > od, percentage-wise as| TIDE - DUZ - 0XYDOL - CHEER % ne ars ed Forven He! The 1940 vote was 1,782,747 but Limit 4 to each custoa sold In Army ex-/the adult population was only ¢ changes. 2,235,350. Now the population is mer! laced on sale Cc Suggests Probe {more than 2 million and if 79 per| Thursday at 12 noon The Congressman suggested a cent. of them cast ballots the ' BOX probe of the loyalty and back-|turnout will be 2,038,000. sharp! 9 0? ground of comic book publishers| The 1948 election drew only 64! SECORD FLOOR ner for the who print this type material. He per cent of eligible Hoosiers. | > 1. Foncite's said if the publisher is found lo} About 247,000 voters in Marion ll Anacin® relieves headache, neursl- . Hem distri be amlisted with a subversive gia, neuritis pain fast becavie Anacin ORI FLANNELS kk ! movement his { li doctor's prescription—that - : i move bouks shotld be WASTE is, ANGGIn CONTAIN aot et ores DU 36-IN. SP ~ . . { . a combination of medically proven, ; frafion Mr. Brownson’'s Democratic active ingredients in easy-to-take Regular 49¢ values! Westfoe, Mr. Carvey, said: Pr APER tablet form. 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