Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1952 — Page 28
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lke Crams
Every Hour;
Adlai Cuts Down Quips
By CHARLES LUCEY Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ABOARD EISENHOWER TRAIN, Sept. 19 — A look at| Dwight Eisenhower, the man and
tours through the Midwest: More than a million persons have cheered him this week at trainside, in parades and in court house squares. He would have made it two million if he could have, He wants to see and be seen by the ' greatest possible number of Americans between now and Nov. 4. Traditionally, campaign trains - have scheduled “slowdowns” at small country places so the candidate can get out on the rear platform and give the folks a| friendly wave as he passes, The theory was that, with time limited, not much could be invested in these little handfuls of people.
Ike thinks otherwise.
“If they're interested. enough to come out,” he tells his staff, “then they're going to ‘hear me.”
Whistle Isn’t Enough
So places marked for slow. downs are called “greeting stops” | aboard this train.
The schedule planners are giv-/enson declares, “I do not have to ing five minutes to’ these greeting stops. But Gen. Eisenhower press my respect for them. Nor|
won't hold to it—he'll go eight or nine ‘minutes. At larger places,
he's likely to stretch his sched-|
uled 15 minutes to 20. Ike is beginning to get some ‘of the instinctive feel of politics] any successful practitioner must have. It wasn’t some obscure brain‘truster who decided to challenge ‘the Adlai Stevenson pun-and-pat-tern approach to the Présidency. That came from Ike himself. Some of his advisers think that, properly exploited, it could be an extremely important tactic.
‘Miracle of Energy
There’s no busier man in America than Dwight Eisenhower. It's
not just the 16-hour day-—it's|
what he does with each hour. At every stop, he’s on the platform. The minute he finishes talking, he goes to a reception car to greet local politicians who ride ‘to the next stop, When he finishes swapping hellos and a friendly story or two with. them, he hurries back to his own ¢ar, where he goes over what he intends to say at the next whistle-stop. He has speechwriters along, of course. Sometimes he ignores what they've written for him. Good or bad, by the time he drops those little homilies off that rear platform, they're authentic unpolished Eisenhower. But sentence-polishers are relatively few among America’s 155 ‘millions, Maybe Ike knows what he’s doing. . Some of the GOP candidate's advisers observe his trademark ‘has been that of a man of honor and integrity in whom ' millions of Americans—because of his great past record—have confidence.
Razzle-Dazzle Lacking
yal Howard Staff Writer
EN ROUTE WITH STEVEN(SON, Sept. 19—Adlal E. Steven-
| ANDREW TULLY
son is showing on this New Eng-| the presidential candidate, as he land tour that he can stay almost |
| deadly serious and still do a| devastating hatchet Job on the opposition. The master of the political quip | |is still getting laughs, but he also {is showing that when he gets| serious he can be as rough and] tough as any side-of-the- mouth) ward boss, Just as Ike Eisenhower weed} (fighting words in his Southern, tour, Gov. Stevenson them in this auto trek through Connecticut and Massachusetts. And with them he is mixing al |kind of gentle contempt for the Republican Party and a carefully | worded quality of statesmanship.! Gen. Eisenhower's support of| {all Republican candidates—including Joe McCarthy—"is not|
Adlai Stevenson. And he is not| smiling when he says this, His face is grim, his eyes flashing.
Decries Party Labels
Speaking of his own support, | tor local candidates, Gov. Stev-|
swallow my principles when I ex-|
do I have to put on a gas mask] and go in to the polling -booth and vote for them.” Then, shrewdly, he slaps a non-| partisan label on his own attitude, |
His face takes on a resolute look
and he declares, “If the voters of this nation ever stop looking at the record and character of candidates and look only at their party label, it will be a sorry day | for healthy democracy.”
publicans’. “The Republicans,”
| That thin smile vanishes he is deadly serious again. In| contrast, he says, the Democrats “believe in a government with a heart and an America with a soul. We believe a government must be efficient, but that it also must have a purpose—to care for those who need care. / “Good government is efficient, but it is also compassionate—it also considers human costs.”
Stresses Human Side
Then, again contemptuous, he speaks of the meeting of Sen. Robert A: Tait and Gen. Eisenhower as a session ‘where “the pie of patronage was cut and principles were matched against pennies.” But always he pictures himself as a man ever willing to rise above party for public good. When he speaks of the atomic bomb problem, for instance: “To my Republican listeners I would say, the atomic adventure transcends partisan issues, Win or lose, we Democrats will work with you to follow this adventure to the end of peace and plenty for mankind.”
is using |
He smiles, but it is a thin smile, | when he compares the Democrats’ Hampshire idea of government with the Re-/that the he| “check all his facts” before at-| tells his New England crowds, tacking Gen, Eisenhower's speech| “think that if they drag their feet| enough, the people's troubles will disappear.” and,
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BLEW ITS TOP—The roof from the lumber shed at the Ben Davis Lumber Co. lies in the fore-
Reports HST Wrong About Rail Strike
By United Press | OMAHA, Neb, Sept. 19—One of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's |top advisers today insisted Presi-| dent Truman didn’t know what he/ was talking about in a dispute| |over the 1046 railroad strike. | Gov. Sherman Adams of New expressed “regret” President failed to
this week to the AFL convention in New York. The issue arose over Gen. Eisenhower’s statement that, as Army Chief of Staff, he was called back to Washington over his vigorous objections to carry out Mr. Truman’s proposed drafting of railroad strikers.
Denied by Truman
Mr. Truman said, at his news conference yesterday, it wasn’t] true, but Gov. Adams insisted] that Gen. Eisenhower was called back to help draft striking rail-| road workers, even though he| opposed the move. | Meanwhile, Gen. Eisenhower's! staff of political strategists huddled in an after-midnight meeting | over reports that Sen. Richard M.| Nixon (R. Cal.) received financial support from a group of! wealthy Californians. The Republican presidential] nominee’s headquarters showed) concern over the press reports of the matter, but still declined to issue any comment,
Embarrassing Time
Political observers felt the rassing time for the presidential
candidate since he was headed
RIGHT HERE—William Bowman stands where he was before the storm hit.
only novel, it is dangerous,” says| ground. It was ripped from the building by high winds during last night's storm.
lof slave laborers” treated worse than their “guard
Charge Soviet Using Slaves To Make Arms
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19— The United States today. accused Russia of building its war machine with “millions who are
dogs” and are driven until they die. The State Department issued a
{treme violation” of labor's rights behind the Iron Curtain to give the lie to Moscow's boast that it is “the champion of the working man.” President Truman said in a special statement the massive indictment of Russia’s labor policy was being presented to the United Nations committee on forced labor, whieh will hold its next meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, Oct. 14, He said it shows ‘what it means to live under the present
|Soviet rulers and indicates the
scope of this practice in the Russian sphere and its economic and political significance.” Eight Million in Soviet The white paper said best esti-
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Slip-Up Chagrins U. S.
Living Cost
By J. A. LIVINGSTON WASHINGTON, Sept. 19—Ewan Clague, commissioner Nixon story broke at an embar- of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is a chagrined man. He and his staff made an oversight. That oversight burgeoned
Experts
mates put the number of slave
{laborers in Russia at 8 million. {It said there are other millions
in the Soviet satellite countries. The hated Soviet secret police
{recruit slave workers from the {ranks of common eriminals, po-
litical offenders, suspected dissidents, persons considered only “socially dangerous,” and even children whose only crimp is that they have lost. their parents, the report said. In most cases, it said, they are seized because they are “undesirable” and should be “punished,” or because they are to be “liquidated” — after the Communists squeeze some work out of them. But in other cases, it said, they seize Russians indiscriminately merely to meet increasing orders for forced labor. Ordinary criminals, who make vp only a small percentage of the slave worker ranks, are given the best jobs and even allowed “to dominate or terrorize the other prisoners,” the report said, while political offenders get the worst treatment. Mass Deportations The mass deportations probably are the most gruesome treatment. The report cited a secret Soviet order telling police “it is essential” to separate families “without notifying them” to avoid disturbances. For that reasan, members of a family were told to pack separate bags on the pretext of a “sanitary inspection.” “The NKVD (secret police) were frequently very tactful,” one escaped slave laborer reported. “They learned not to say to a woman, “You are under arrest. That always produced unpleasant
dren,
69-page white paper on the “ex-|
scenes — hysteria sobbing chil-|$!
Judge Puts Bite On Bridegroom
A bridegroom ‘with cantankerous false teeth filed an appeal to Crifinal Court 2 after Judge
unique testimony in a traffic case in Municipal Court 4 yesterday. James P. Finn, 40, of 2911 .E, Riverside Drive, was charged with
reckless driving.
arrested on his wedding night. Earlier, he explained, he had gone {to a doctor after his new false teeth caused him to loose his appetite. He said the doctor told him to drink beer and eggs, so he had ‘had a couple of beers and a few eggs that day. Judge McDonald fined him $65 and costs, sentenced him to 30 days on the State Farm and suspended his license for a year. The appeal bond was fixed at $100.
Dean of Indianapolis baseball writers, Eddie Ash, writes In your Sunday Times.
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FILLMORE—Charles M., father of Mrs - Richard E. Lentz, Chicago, and Mrs. Kenneth E. Lemons of city, also survived by nine grandchildren _and nine great-grandchildren, passed away Thursday morning. Services at the MONTGOMERY MORTUARY, 1622 N. Meridian 8t., Saturday, 2:30 % m. Priends welcome. Interment ashingtno Park, Friends may call at mortuary. Please omit flowers.
HARRIS William W. 5263 Park Ave., father of Miss Kthel M. Miss Marion BP. Harris of Indianapolis; | Howard Harris and grandfather of | Carol Ann and Howard Harris Jr. | all of Babylon, New York, passed away Thursday. Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited.
HEATH—Mrs, Jessie J., mother of Florence H, Warton, Chicago; John J. Heath and Monroe Heath. Indianapolis, passed away Wednesday. Lvate services. FLANNER & BUSH MORTUARY. Please omit flowers.
HENSEL— Frederick, age 66 vy husband of Margaret, father Joseph: and Bernard He: , passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 20, 6:30 8. m., at Little Sisters of the Poor Briana Burial Holy Cross Smeal tends may call at the GEORG! USHER MORTUARY, 2313 W. EO ashington St. until 4 p. m. Friday KETTERHENRICH —Minnie, widow of the late Fredri Ketterhenrich, sister of Mrs, Carrie Williams and Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 130 m., at the G. H. HERRMANN L
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1 Death Notices i IN—Carl, age 90, N. View father of Car! and Afe” A McCormick, pe Jars: e - d Miss se Nelson, bro oo yoo Nelson, Chicgo. Caroline Hansen, Denmark, passed away Wednesday. Serv Saturd 3p m. Pirst Trinity theran “Gourch. - lot MATE lL Prd nv u ’ may call at CON FUNERAL HOME, 4925 W. 16th St. until 11° a. may Saturday ) at Shuseh f fron 12 Saturday until on rs. a, lle, MIs Mother of Mrs. Tey and Mrs. Russell Jackson, Indianapolis; Als survived b iwo LL Ts and t Tr Ts a Porn BeEVIC of avy &
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. “Our task before these crowds . ” minor mate is mainly to have that confidence] His quips are fewer these days.|[0f President Truman's home into a controversy: Did Americans overspend in 1950? Or| & com: LK peraine TH dio rounted dus) P FUNERAL a ETECTRICAL solidified and reaffirmed,” an aid|They are up to the old Stevenson|!oWn of Kansas City, Mo. to|did they save? If the controversy| : Urs. 52 ang 8. R. 100 ia Marion B Ina BE3HIZ 8 says. standard. But they are tough, make a blistering attack on gov- stops there, all would be. well. ance premiums as savings. The | Id County. No. 162 — Necessary: labor, ay AT-2i Ed. Ea It's true, there isn't much|told with angry sarcasm. Adlai ®Tnment corruption. But will it? {others do. There are other differ- as. erat an hed ae nS EX razzle-dazzle about the General’s|Stevenson clearly is bent on It was understood that Gen.| Mr, Clague is responsible for ences, too. All this will appear = mounted trafic signal at the intersection Blvd —"T A= Black Hay al if his showing that he is just as good isenhower’s plans called for a|the most important index in the|in the BLS technical report. But of Ridge { 6) and Michigan Less than 1 vi talks. But is crowds allow g i 800 K j Avenue, New Chicago, Indiana. QRINSTEINER'S Jess then LW for that, his people think, they|a slugger as he is a boxer. Pe te Troma the record of|United States, if not the world— will it help the nonstatistieian— : minor ‘materials, and equipment to. maks| S08 New York g ptt go away figuring he’s a solid guy. the Jate Thomas 8: a dergatt, the Consumers’ Price Index. (the man in the street—who won't & Complete operating span mounted 8. H. HERRMANN . Fencing — Riding along behind the Gen- ’ ND i aronsore T. 4TUMAN| -mhig index measures the cost of even see the report? rade senal o Road) and. High School East 8b. . Al types fe eral in a big street parade—it orse on The fact his vice presidential living. On Rs ups and downs de-| Misleading By JOHN V. WILSON RO ation oa. Co Ana. neces-| | HISEY & TITUS a Basin’ Fore can be South Bend or St. Paul : te allows : {pend the wages of millions of] Plans for a big oil storage, sary hardware items, fo.b. . Mar- . LAWN FENCE, or Des Moines—you see people running mate allowed the wealthy 0 workers in the automobile, electri-| Mr. Clague and the staff that Invitation No. 108 agian aull -JOR0AN FUNERAL. HOME : y R008 smiling and excited and animated! WAR 1..€ a |sanstituents to pay his bills in Anterior ttre worked _ on the study. are. xilling/center 1. Pike Township have farmiahed. No. A851 Hydisulic Stoker.’ oc CA 1 5 Si RTD RAS passed em eh oy sly TT A ee a, 5 a pti . St i br abit IT ore PUL I The aeep reexe vy Ter, Tavitation No. "Te 186.1 Standard Cheat) ( b “ ot T Dolewdis: rm nas. Dass WUIR [1] IRC enterprise,” may have worried] ~ |up was ‘misleading. Too much|yamon County Plan Commission, Tut fbi Fail fence. State Hiehwas Bick —M. 0:B Gen Eisen ponse in Gen. Eisenhower, but he would] To adjust this index properly— stress was put on the difference vite ion lors Blace of busitiess, Force an' Eisenhower crowd that is x Caltes not talk to reporters about it. [to determime how much families between estimated outlays and Board members voted to pPoSt-/pounds of structural steel and. mccess "eM Tine LI Furnace Rep somewhat rare. NEW ' YORK. Bo ————————————— spend on food, clothing, shelter, estimated income. pone action on the long-standing] opes, fob. Rensssiser, indiana, Tons, : FR . OLL-COAL 2 ¢ Tt has been quite a while, too| YORK, Sept. 19—Sen. 2 ” ’ rezoning at a private meeting a Bituminous Coated Areregate.’ Type ROBERT W. STIRLING EB. : i 1 int Ww Mo R. O H P U carfare, automobiles, etc.—the Bu-| The emphasis should have been or Tondeq ines Btate tricks 1437 Prospect MA-687¢ Bradley Hea since peop e fers 3 n lsrestes ayne Morse (R. Ore.) turned his| 0g rrices Up reau recently made a survey of on what people spend their money, eek ago, }t Was revealed yester- ys plan in’ ie vicinity of ‘Gary. Indiana. . i ak enous is & eal en . candid- back on the Republican Party A Y d H family earning power and buying] for. That was the purpose of the day- size No. 9 aggregate, fob Knox Indii| 9 Special Notices aay, She, BS os Bae eB the today and refused to campaign t aras ere habits. When the report came‘out, survey. It was designed to get! Horace Abbott, board chair- i red 5 Beuon. 7, SEWING MACHINES WE DELIVER oo for t lectio 3 it upset the experts. proper weights for the cost-of-liv- man, acknowledged the meeting] Bids shall oe submitted upon standard try, between towns where he is for the election of Gen Dwight D.| Hog trade opened active at In" 1 implied that U. S. families ing index for food, clothing, rent had been held in a North Side srongsst Torms "HIGHWAY COMMISSION JFARN s new electric sewing ma. | FO Winds, W, speaking. It happened the other Eisenhower. dianapolis Stockyards today. Bar-| ’ OF INDI chine by sewing in your spare ight in Illinoi d gilts were 25 cents high-/\t 1950 overspent their incomes and so on. [restaurant. But he denied it was SAMUEL C. HADDEN. at home. Call AT-2585 FURNACES, I night in Illinois. In a blistering attack on his TOV an silts > cen 8%" by $400. The Department of Com-| Now the worry is that because | “unusual.” He said similar pri- Chatfman, ; x party, Sen. Morse called Sen. er thal yeslerdays average. sold ‘merce had previously estimated of a controversy ower what is a vate meeting have been held for NOTICE TO BIDDERS 10a Pets Lost & Found & FORNTEYEE , Robert A. Taft (R. 0.) a “dazed tor §90-82025. the top being (Nat family savings in 1950 side issue to the BLS, Americans “several years.” for the Perches ot tiven that sealed bids LOST. Toy Manchester female. nam A dartarbatk® Who ‘was leadin =. 0 ¢ 0p DEINE amounted to more than $200, the will suspect—lose faith—in the| The case had been scheduled Fill be received by the Chairman of the un “Vie ack and tan Weight 1 o Fn blican Party “toward du.| Sows were barely steady, choice Federal Reserve Board about $270. integrity and validity'of the Con- fOr a hearing yesterday. But Mr. Bip Smee: Jot RE AE ES heir de 3 Oe at teat” a ib election. * 1300-400 - pounders moving at! . What' s What? A suffers Pris e Vides, Tr Aubots sad $ id bien shelved fi oh tember, 1982, at. which time they px oftoy) Ang. Sich 208 Bh es Te Reat th $17.50-18.25. «(be a terrible price to pay for an on No. 148: 1550 to 1750 tons, size| Joe. C 8. Joe, LO To Talk Her p a AL 3. pied Conference Joliowing Steers and heifers were poorly| Grover W. Ensley, director off oversight, of the board. Naha ¥ add a exate. fob. sootee. LORT—Dentle, Diack: tan. white, tom: . Vhite, lem —HA DW tested, scattered sales were/the staff of the Senate-Hous . 107-Acre Project or dog, 's pet. ag: ’ Federation of Labor convention L | Sto ks ned Bond vitation No. 149: 16,300 to 16.550 tons, Laid. Old = . steady, Small lots of good to Joint Committee on the Economic{LOCH CKs a gb. t haven't been 9 & 13 furnished and Cat, gray, § mo. old. It Pers. atin. giv nesses! Bare - using’ pp SA en. choice yearlings went for $31.50. Report, anted of RO what 8 erm b A lot = Jhikgs oxen said. BR Ss id 2037 Manstield. Stl 8 GENERAL Ta . ’ ‘ 0,000; opened active; barrows and Wha e as uar ce, ep hy 1958 brough » . vitation No. 5 0 ons, si PUPPY, Tan & wh am h skin cap fame, is” scheduled to hower campaign as a “substitute gills 35 cents higher. choice 180-350 pounds|y pn gggistant director of the Bu-|+J: +20 Adams ms Mig. Co. ..... ch " ‘We want to know its effect on No. State trucks in furnished and’ loaded Child. pet. Vie. 33" & Gol. FEE Eh, highlight a Marion County Dem-|quarterback now calling the Re-| scarce; choice 160-180 pounds $18.50-30; lreaw of the Budget for statistical| American I A ” the development of the commu- apolls, Indian fan 11 Personals White vel. an ocpatic rally in Indlanapolispublican signals.” 120-160 pounds $16-17; few 317.50 or more: |. = .o0ac” sor an explanation. |*Ameriean x 48% fd |. 24% nity out there.” Ban No. 181: TATE Type BY HAULI Oct. 17. i [later trade weak: sows oc a » P Ayrshire Collieries com ..... 18 i8% Phillips Petroleum Co. and Sin- Surface, furnished and dumped into paver I WILL not be responsible for any c ‘Taking a Stroll’ | pounds” $16.50-17.50; 500-800 pounds 316- Mr. Rice's long title means he's|f. 8. Ayres 42% pfd ........100 103 a in_ Hartford City and Union City, Indians. debts, made by any one other tham . LIGHT na Raulln The Senator will come here to 8.35; roughs 31380 Jowan; sags acarce; the high mogul of federal gov-|Beit RR & 3% Yo - les Bu arr Retin ng Co. BrS Sothing I minous Eonted ‘agiroaate, Type “arr tur] oo tf SoRGhers | LIGHT Sa Sen. Morse also criticized Gen. (ooars steady’ at top — bs-Merrill com ...... 12? 9% rezone 107 acres o shed d loaded into State trucks in okie a Help Ue polities) Chim for the | Eisenhower for embracing “every-| Ipaohy tested: es larg essen statistics—the Court of RENN Merril «a% fd’ -::" 3 ::.ibulld the ofl terminal south of{P { vicinity of Tatavette” * 0 Prom Re Frame s good to choice yearlings ol . ol m by Siane olher man who defeated him for the d to thoi lings 326-31 50: load [Appeals hner Fertilizer 5% ptd 95 86th St. t of the New York Invitation No. 8000 to 10,000 tons, det ads b Democratic presidential nmomina-{One running on the Republican BMEh choice Near 825: pound heifers bought| Mr, Rice wrote Mr. Ensley that|Septral Sova com ........... 35% 3h west oO Sodium: Chiorids. (in “pulle trick. deliveries) rE ADING. sod [to arrive at $34; utility and commercial | mber_of Commerce com ., 22 1 R to the various State Highway points over| Gerald 1 oh, teas Taotebt. i, iE digging. cen ‘tion, Adlai Stevenson. ticket. lightweight native mixed 31750-2450; cows the survey was made not to|Gicie Theater com. ...... 40 :;. [Central Railroad. the State of Indiana. Mooresville, Ind. SODDING, gri | “I'm taking a stroll as of now,” moderately active; weak; utility and com- . zens Ind Tel 6% ofd . 50% | The firm filed the new petition] Invitation No. 154: 3 electric addin ma. AKE nure, cinder: Sen. Kefauvers speech will mercial cows $1550.18: canners and cut-| Measure savings but to learn|<Commonwealth Loan 4% pid 805%" 84 AWK after plans had been Chines e Sundstrand, TAKS J asl a Sing coats — probably be held in the Murat/he sald. 0 len TLS Bary Shot See what consumers bought in 000. Ei Bret thurs ir | 21" lined down for the third time|meur, snd Viicenner ‘indiana oo S| 1g Siig. Hoo “PAINT Temple. Arrangements are be-| best held around $30.00; vealers fairly e then goes on to say that|Cummins Eng 4'2% ptd '. 101 | matatation No. 185: 3 pleces of corrugated ih ing made to have the address Clear, however, that he intends to active steady: choice and, prime S030 wa families often under-report their| ga hole Secheitin: Gr ot : hin 3 year at the June meer de fon 8. . 43° of Abia. Indian. (nformation for MEAN broadcast and televised locally, (Stay in the party although heii iis and less; utility to ‘sood heavy lincomes and they're not always|bel 14 The board also rejected plans Concrete: Class D." Jarnined en . Days. WA-2 would not campaign actively for "sien 1000. little done early: most bids sure of their spending either. | Pa } delivers on B.R. 16, 1.5 miles E. of Junc- INTERIOR, E Economy a Theme Gen. Eisenhow on spring lambs 50 cents or more lower at| for a $100,000 Kiddieland recrea- tion of 8 R. 18 and 19. Want Ad Users aperhan en, Juisenhower. 13530 down; slaughter ewes steady: good ‘When the total for expendi- day “tion center at 3330 Madison gy tation 187; 30, sets of Spring v RED BL Sen. Kefauver’'s visit here was| xplaining the By rEenes be and choice 35.50-7; "odd head “to 31 tures cannot be very precisely re-| (Ave. rie wie Tad Ste tai inal tier Brian ire. fob. 502 ar- HOURS : PAINTING, 1 arranged by Stevenson campaign tween * ng your party an btm membered, and when, further-|*H —. Plans filed by Mare J Wolf and as shall be submitted upon standard 3 headquarters in Springfield. [taking a stroll,” Sen. Morse said h more, it is subtracted from an in-| “fhe ita FMR er rons Indianapolis 3; HWAY COMMISSION 730 A M. to 6:00 P. M. WHEN in need Mr. Stevenson will come to In-/one who bolts actively campaigns Judge Gets Toug come figure that itself has some 24 Gor a Wa r xy : 15% [theater owners called for build- 2 ,C. HADDEN —earen a diana Sept. 26 for speeches and for the opposition and one who p+ Not Too Much errors, the result can be fairly in-| isd hE $y pfd ing a dozen miniature rides for a. ds received before 9:15 A.M. vill rallies in Evansville and Indlan- takes a walk “simply does not i : : accurate.” Those strong words| a ee 33% children, a drive-in restaurant ...., NOTICE TO BIDDERS eon in thot same dey’s Times. . ROAGHI apolis. campaign.” GALESBURG, Ill.—A judge may have unfortunate overtones i Pur § ON Land a miniature golf co bids will be Received by , The Ads received before moon on Sate KILLED QUI His theme in Indianapolis will pe |who has been lenient in previous insofar as they reflect on the! In 5% pid ..| A group of 35 property owners| Qt 2?t lis. until 10:00 fogt wrday will appeor in all editions of UP _GUARAN. be eronomYy an Bpvermnent Skil ' Living Costs Hit (charges against Elwood Ander- Consumers’ Price Index, itself, | oarcwpous, Water com -- 3 opposed the petition on grounds Eg rednseda ay. Beptember 24 The Sunday Times. : PAPERHAN len said a motorcade wil greet| Now All-Time High |vesterday but promised to take Depend on Memory |Liiis fo 8 fo op EL na Le Ei eat ae RATES PE - ’ J ; ND e eatio of i stering. the Democratic presidential nomi care of Anderson's wife'and 12, po. o figures are derived from 2D Roaton ih. area would bar ‘the future exten-|Indi 1 Day (ally o¢ Sen.) 30c Line por doy ANGI] nee when he arrives at Weir Cook| WASHINGTON — The cost of children. MarmoneHerrington com % gj f New J St. thward. |B will be ode Hucaived by The! 2 Days (Dally or Sum.) 30¢ Line per day eXD.. Work ® Municipal Airport at 3:30 p. m. |jjvi hit lI-time high for| |interviews with consumers. They tMastic | Asphalt ............ ¢iy Sion Of New Jersey southwa. of the Sun) 25¢ Line por day PAPERHANGH) «<0 p. m. ng an a ig | Knox County Judge Gale A.lgenend on the memory of the Neti Homes com %!l1l11ll Hi Mr. Wolf said similar Kiddie|$' ccd if? un] © 1100 Yetock| 3 Days Dally or per day To Dine With Schricker the sixth Henth 3 OW, uring | Mathers sent Anderson to a stately ouseholder. They also depend on “lands in Muncie and Terre Haute|on 8%: Oeloser i 198, 4 haps (Daily o Su.) Jk be " an > EL bugga The motorcade will escort -him| fe July 3 HI re. | 1ATM for nine months on a charge the intelligence and persistence of were “well accepted” by neigh-|an ollie 8 i tx Loon, in the 3 Dally a Jo) 20¢ Line - - ASTER L fo the Allison Plant of General Med toda of drunken driving, but told himithe interviewer. Still, Mr. Clague|Erosr rs. He said the project would N. Meridian Street, 7 Ol Sen) 18¢ Line ay PLASTER RING Motors, the Veterans Hospital|’ ¥. id retail prices De Would see that Anderson's wife|feels they're the best the country rovide recreation facilities for Teserves the risht to ac- bays Bully w - i ol The bureau said retall prices, ; hjgren get state benefits'has on inco th Side children at “low cost.” PB Five Glotier words count 1 line KLIP? here and the Claypool Hotel. Mr. jumped two-tenths of one per cent 8 me and outgo. B 0! ost Solnmssion. iN Stevenson is slated to talk to! during that period, assuring more | “Pile he is away. A clerical error overstated $e OK Shopping Centers Br: v. Bus le Ly ager Your credit is good. Your bill will INSIDE toilet Democratic workers in the Riley," 250 000 railroad workers a spending by $150. Families spent I In .. September 12, 193 be mailed when ad expires. Out-ofs’ lod a Room of the Claypool, lg an Bt-an-Bour wage boost un : Produce | $4550 in 1950, not $4700 as orig-| Terr, Plans for construction -of two NTRAGTORD town advertisers please send cosh ; RE Later be Will, dine ‘With Gov. two-oent- ous wag Soud: i \inally reported. Even so, this was, U ..|large suburban shopping centers Notios 1a is Berens diven “hat sesied or money order with your ode RENOD! and Mrs, Schricker at the Execu- oi oy og g op FE TOB Cincinnati Consumer srade) {$250 over income of $4300. on the Northeast Side won com- Richa “tn Peat Ta as i . tive’s Mansion. fe saste, of some 200,000 63-85 U. "5." medium white, 53%-53¢;| But the BLS figures aren't ex- mission approval. Biate Highway Commission ni" per| Please check your ad the first day 8 His principal spéech at the Hee 2 le Werners” dio plik, sols 83; wholesale #rade lactly comparable with those of They will be built at the north-|, in the. House Annex, Indian-| thet it appears to see thot it is core ! Ef Fairgrounds ‘Coliseum from 9 to|nOrinern textile d city transit|Fhite, 80-83 brown mix 50-53: current (the Department of Commerce and west corner of 42d St. and Em- PE cote. | rect in every detail. The Times will NEAL RO 9:30 p. m., will be broadcast and|%ome aircraft and city trans "fares cases exch. Soc: LR the Federal Reserve. The BLS :-jerson Ave. and at the southeast Da all proposals he be responsible for only one doy’s ine" Oars ha televised. workers also are affected by the ae ood. Baa nee about steady, and demand study applied only to families with|Batesvill i. [corner of 34th St. and Shadeland re Bids are ' in. correct insertion. Please call yous * “ROOF Mr, Stevenson will; stop over- hew figure. UTE A age nchansed. lc higher. for ;noomes of $10,000 or less. Sahn 0 Ave. BAS : j early os possible. - Reod. No. dr | Retail prices in all major a NOUS CO Sorrection in of » hight in Indianapolis and fly the Xe price ajor| I Nears, §io3iet The Commerce and Reserve eluml | The Emerson project will house . Wayne Dis. J : tic ASER next day to Kentucky. |groups, except apparel and house hoi. “ich 15.15: “old roosters. 14c. data apply to all families, and! (dels I retail sales and personal service i Protect 365. PLaza 5551 NEW AND furnishings, increased during the! Tutkers—Youns hens,. 36¢; young toms, families in the upper incomes| (3401s ww shops in two buildings. The cen- miles on US i . Water servic Local Truck Grain Prices 7uly-August period. (sr, Bessy one bene, vpsetad have more savings than those in fn ‘+. ter ‘will serve two proposed hous- Medford Drive: * THE : id Aap 2 or of Jving Sgure 1s 8 demand. Prices unehanced to ic lower: the lower incomes. That may '|ing developments. : Ca as Smad MES’ MeLaughlin 1 4 - pe : . —— i ji 0) [15 1050, ‘and Ns het cont Mone Tifkews unsettled and prices ubehanged oar account for the BLS under RE Tbe Shadeland Sumter will con- gL Cinason ; INDIANAPOLIS T : SEWE ,. 90 7 r re k stores two build 4 4 ad dr ig than & year ago, . ors 624% “Creamery. 90 score. Thc; pre- “The "BLS doesn't treat insur- ings, including’ a super market. AMUEL c. FoDDes| 214 W. MARYLAND gp. Dig ®» ? es ey o : . a . - - o> ® *