Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1952 — Page 17
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19, Jo FRIDAY, SEPT. 19, 1052 : Ls : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : : PAGE 17 3 may n . | NR z Fay 3 d BY $ SELL SUMMER STUFY are oto Church Kills Wards 8, 20 Voters to Register mscumromn mt
{sports equipment, canoes, trailers, Branch voter registration boards Fire Station 5, at 126 W. | Fire Station 28, at 512 E. ‘porch, garden and lawn items go {will visit the 8th Ward tomorrow. | 15th St. Maple Road. [fast through For Sale ads. Phone
| The Oct. 6 registration dead- Fire Station 8, at 636 E. ART Rugon Center, 3921 N. (PLaza 5551.
Wanted Col-
§ ‘McCarthyism’
4 line is drawing near. If°you are 11th St. u . 434 | x not already registered to vote in| Dorn’s Drug Store, 18th and st an School, 6813 W, 434 i on emna 101 {the Nov. 4 election, do it now.| Pennsylvania Sts. | Ralnier Furniture Store, Ir SERVED —- s i [S30 one of | these places between warns | Hotel, 947 N. Pennsyl- | 4214 College Ave. SRPPPN! EVERY DAY By United Press an p. m.. . E If you're downtown, register | LAs a BOSTON, Sept. 19—A resolu- i ¢ Sokol 10, at 1258 Carroll- Residence, 833.N. New Jer- in the Courthouse basement. The CYRVENRN | 11 AM. fo 10 P.M. tion condemning “McCarthyism” (on Ave ie sey St Registration Board office is open | E====3 Incl. Sunday RB, 14 8 rom .m, .m, 7. was rejected by the House of Eli hi 0 Miter | Roisin iy hoi lpn J ‘8.m 0 Pp m daily ALSO A VARIETY OF A | 1 - - | f 8 . Deputies yesterday at the 57th = aon of birds Nias betn deter register during the same hours No Kicking Please AMERICAN FOODS general convention of the Protes- : Imined accurately by airplanes fly- today at the following Jocations: Height of fashion during the Orders to Take Out—WA. 2772 tant Episcopal Church. ing alongside them. Readings of School 43, at 150 W. 40th St, ,r,44)q Ages was the cracowe, a The The House of Bishops pre- ithe. planes air-speed indicator School 66, at 604 E. Maple peaked shoe with a pomt so long New viously had adopted the resolu- |show how fast the bird and plane Road. that a chain tied around the knee 2133 N. Meridian tion, which called for fairness in are going. School 86, at 200 W. 49th St. ‘held up the toe. congressional inquiries but which es - - ee veces a—— ee M— — — — opponents contended was aimed at in —
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R. Wis.) “Fair-minded men have been shocked in recent months by accusations of a most serious na-| ture leveled against respected citizens, unsupported by any fac- § j x FR Rn A SR ERI § N tual evidence,” the resolution read. ? a a _, np Rt. Rev. William Scarlett, SHARPSHOOTERS—Brig. Gen. Eugene Ridings (left), assistant commander of the 31st Division, | Bishop of Missouri, sald he had stationed at Camp Atterbury, congratulates members of the division's rifle team who won first place |
EO eo. ton Became in the annual 5th Army rifle and pistol matches at Ft. Riley, Kas, Wednesday. Shaking hands with | attack on Gen. George C. Mes. the general is Lt. Jack Bush, team captain, Other members are (front row, left to right) Sgt. George |
shall. Bunch, Sfc. Peter C. Fodor, Sgt. Carlis Hill Jr. and Cpl. Charles F. Raymond. Standing (left to right) |
Asserting the resolution repre-| are Lt. Russell Drake Jr., Sgt. Nathan Hardin, Cpl. Dean Chester and Sfc. Thomas Miller. sented an attack on Sen. McCar-
thy, Howard T. Foulkes, delegate from Milwaukee, said he did not $8000 kK tH + x | G } 0 { VY { believe the Church “wishes to be| ¢ ery 0 2 P e Mo ° e used to condemn one man.” | Ne By United Press simple. Voters must save theelection, J. J. Boxberger, Tribu Fonte 1 Deputies OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. Ie Te stubs off their ballots, secretary-manager of the Reet Of $5.929.043 for gs iy 8-' An $8000 lottery, with Nov. 4 put their name and address on the tailers, announced. The person ya ach o the general election ballot stubs serv- slips, then deposit them in collec- whose name is drawn first will
next. three years, ing as tickets, was announced by [tion boxes in retail establishments receive $5000.
DC |civic groups here ‘yesterday as financing the project. The second name drawn will be Mother Gets 10 Years part of a “get out the vote” cam-| Gov. Johnston Murray will be good for $500, and the next 25 - |paign. |asked to draw 27 of the stubs out |persons whose names are drawn In Check Forgery | The Oklahoma City Retailers of a big pot a few days after the will receive $100 each. DULUTH, Minn.—A 30-year-old Association and Junior Chamber |
S— “iT Duluth mother of three children ©f Commerce, sponsors, said their) € was sentenced to 10 years at|only. purpose “is to get as many| PERMANENTS $ 95 »
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