Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1952 — Page 20

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Brownson Blasted on

Republican Congressman night: time use of certain classCharles Brownson was accused rooms for the Organized Reserve today of talking against federal ‘Corps. This is inadequate for their aid to education and, at the needs and Brownson knows it. same time, tapping Uncle Sam's “So, Brownson is willing to det treasury ‘for a loan to Butler Vote $890,000 of federal money University. for 263 cadets, but not one red The charge was leveled by Mr. cent to build a home for thouBrownson’s Democratic opponent sands of Indianapolis reserves. for Congress, John Carvey. “There ‘is ‘something immoral ““ Mr. Carvey also assailed’ what in Butler's accepting an exorbihe called the “Republican man- tant rental for such meager facilagement” of Butler, saying: ities and it is certainly inconsist“There is something immoral in ent for Butler's trustees and

the university's acceptance of Brownson to loudly proclaim opfederal funds.” position to federal aid to educa-

Carvey's charges said: funds for Butler,

“I am amazed at my opponent’s |

sity for his own political advan-| “Loans through the Housing| tage. Carvey is as wrong as he and Home Finance Agency are can be.” \ repaid with interest and do not Mr. Carvey, in a prepared state- cost the taxpayer a single red ment, said: cent. Carvey knows this because “1,ast week Brownson proudly I gave him this information yesannounced that he had obtained terday in a friendly attempt to

\ for Butler a federal loan of $890,- keep him from misrepresenting 000 to aid in erecting a million both the Democratic-controlled

dollar dormitory for a handful Housing and Home Finance Agen-| of Air Force ROTC students. Itcy and a great Indianapolis instiwas my impression that Brown-| tution. son, his party and Butler's lead-| “I had no more to do with the ership have denounced federal Army's lease at Butler than Car-| aid to education in all forms. vey. The Secretary of Defense is “Butler, managed largely by a Democrat also. If Carvey can Republicans, now accepts $42,000 present any concrete evidence to! annual rental for the full-time support his irresponsible allegause of a basement and limited| tions I will be glad to try to get|

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Mr. Brownson, replying to Mr. tion and then eagerly seek federal |

Mr. Brownson replied in detail childish attack on Butler Univer- to Mr. Carvey's charges. He said:|

| Alleged Hoodlums

. Butler Aid | Threaten Arrest Suit CHICAGO -—— Michael Brodkin, {the Democratic chairman of my attorney for eight alleged hood{committee, the House Committee jyms seized at the Grazianoon Government Operation to in- pavey fight Wednesday night in vestigate. Chicago Stadium, threatened to“Its funny to me that Carvey gay to sue for false arrest. ‘has found time to write me, as a| AJ] eight were freed in criminal Congressman, for help concern-i court by Chief Justice Joseph ing a conflict his client encoun-|Graber yesterday when police ters in dealing with the bureau- | acknowledged that there was no

|crats but did not object to this| charge against them. {Butler lease until he got in the; The eight.included two brothers

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{middle of a political campaign.”

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Policeman Kills Wife

Mistaken for Prowler NEW YORK—A New York policeman shot his wife to death early today when he mistook her for a prowler in the bedroom of their apartment. | Patrolman John Milo, 27, said| he awakened suddenly and saw | a figure maying in the darkened) room. He grabbed His service revolver and fired twice. His wife, Mary, 25, was killed instantly when a bullet entered |

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