Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1952 — Page 25

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* : ) ¢ reached the highest level of pros- | Sen. Taft made three speeches . olis | « Ike’ s ‘Compromise’ perity ever known.” | with a new 1953 FE ; |" He lashed out at Gen. Dwight | Eisenhower in Wisconsin yester- : y DENVER, Colo., Sept. 26 wp), ‘Ch |D. Eisenhower, the Republican |day. He goes next to Chicago J —Averell Harriman said he was ange’ d |standard bearer, for his farm pol- ei. C d y where he was scheduled to make go ; . : % licy speeches. a major address today.

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2 . ’ joseph, Betty y By United Press charged the Re- Democratic Progress |Republicans deserved credit for For Red Sympathy Carthy’s re-election in Wisconsin y | Glenn, Mary i ABOARD EISENHOWER SPE- publican cam- By United Press the farm price support program, | ass. a as part of the battle against the a ¢ 0 e Moore; James, of CIAL, Sept. 26—=Sen. William: F paign was based DES MOINES, 2 {Sen, Sparkman said. “false liberalism and sympathy lar o Hizsbeth § ‘Xiowland, one of Gen, Dwight D. on “misrepresen- Sept. 26—Demo-| The Republicans fought it, he §f toward communism” in the Dem- 27-TUBE PERFORMANCE

ocratic administration.

tation of facts. cratic Vice Presidential Candi- said, “every step of the way.”

Mr. Harriman, date Sen. John J. Sparkman said] an unsuccessful

Democrats believe “it's always! M G aspirant for the argaret to Go Democratic pres- time for a change” and belittled

“ ‘ idential nomina- "® Republican battle cry of “time! On Whistlestop’ Tour

for a change.” | | tow ut @ ‘elose He said the] WASHINGTON — President

GOP had “dog-| Truman's daughter, Margaret, “ " isenhower dur- = happy outcome” Mr, Harriman © gedly resisted”|will accompany the President on of the controver- ing the war, told P

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| Democrats have(ing tomorrow night, the whi Sen. Taft ~~ Sen. McCarthy which investigated tax scandals, There's one to suit your budget and your home! |

Eisenhower's campaign advisers, ; } paid today he sees “a definite possmittey of a Republican landslide” this fall, He said GOP hopes have been improved sub - stantially by the

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y Laue: Ji Maziivn vars on’s acceptance the facts > is distorting goin made during the House said yesterday. By United. Press a8 assistant atiomey Several In | Watch for Opening of Our Branch Store ireinia, Grab® Sf 31 $15,285 =x- aor a made Tuesday, last 20 years. | , White House aid said there, RACINE, Wis, Sept. 26—gen. PATE i Soe Justice Depart- OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M. i pense fund from “* i Robert A. Taft shared the plat- i atanley, Mats a group of charging the former five star a: Bparkian ae no plans now for Mrs. Tru- | oe With Sen. Joseph McCarthy Selection of Mr. Lyon original-||] See the Complete Line of SYLVANIA TV ot

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niane. a Kirk: William, : rning Far . Ima. ‘Thompson. i is Sette of optimism as OE mle: Fone : Sen. Sparkman here last night Mr. Truman introduced his wife ward communism” since the early| Weeks ago. ; : Shared in varying degree by other ; : and ‘flew to Ok-/land daughter to whistle-stop/days of the New Deal. ES ISSUED © embers of the General's immeai-| lahoma City, Okla., today. crowds. He usually introduced| “The people who went to Teh- Ed Sovola, Indianapolis’ most 2828 8 J{0]1s! St. —_— es BTS . 8, Amy; Je e party. J enner Sees “My, what a change there has|Mrs. Truman as his boss and|ran, the people who went to Yalta [discussed columnist, appears in - ite dail 7 Jia Sr Risen islegratia and been , . . over the past 20 years,” Margaret as the boss’ boss. accepted the theory that commu-'The Sunday Times. 3a Rals 2 ng onto the campa gn| 11. of & i all hands felt that for the Korea as Pawn JI, Kentucky E moment at least the tide was run-| WASHINGTON, Ind. Sept. 26 678 N. Arnolds ping favorably. , 4 E. Jenner y. 13, of J011 £ Sen. Knowland told a reporter (UP)—Sen. Willlam e 2731 Columbia © that until the Nixon case hit the said the State Department is tryNo A ¢ Headlines last week he believed ing “frantically” to bring about = [14h oi § $hat Gen. Eisenhower faced a a truce in Korea befére the elec- : 125 ‘Arbor Ave. terribly close fight” for the, 3] Ae | Presidency against Gov, Adlai B,| tion. 3402 E. 46th 8. © Stevenson. “If there is a truce before the kellie; Shirt T “Now, since Sen. Nixon's ex- election it will be a Russian truce ay; Jessie M. 1 planation of the whole thing, I and after the election the Rus-

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Everything seems to indicate that ner said. ohake: Mate [ the vice presidential nominee’s| He demanded that Adlai Stevis vs. Robers | gppearance brought him to ex- enson disclose his plans for Kohy rane ¥ tremely favorable national atten- rea in the event he is elected loadrew Carts | tion,” Sen, Knowland said. President. Gov. Stevenson speaks Ade Drastiin ve. : "He added that another factor at Evansville and Indianapolis

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i} | : been Gov. Stevenson's refusal Sen. Jenner, campaigning for in Prices : thus far to make an accounting] re-election, charged Gov. Stevennines Bf of the “gifts” made to top Illinots| son is a “front man for the so- : state appointive officials to aug-| cialist architects of the nation's g ment their public salaries. destruction.” : He said here last night voters

“Dick made a complete account-| fng, Gov. Stevenson says he have a choice between “effective

won't,” Sen. Knowland said. Eisenhower” and “sellout StevenTY son,” who he said speaks up “for Dans : ¥ |any cause the radicals advocate.” Monowine ma | Kohler Says Adlai F [20 ie rman . . mission of in: + Failed to Curb Crime ans wntll 30 © WASHINGTON — Gov. Walter 1 be Sublicls : Kohler of Wisconsin says Demto 3500 Tons, | ocratic presidential nominee Adlai 4 b. Knox, Indi- E. Stevenson ‘has not been able , Section T or :

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to 500 Tons, ” : g ' ments” in Illinois. y ad. oF plant Gov. Kohler, a Republican, said MILK OF MAGNESIA 0 to 650 Tons. that ‘under Gov. Stevenson h Jurhishes snd crime has increased in Illinois far TA B yA F 7. AY i ; © more than the national average.” Ws pment to Maks | “The Democrat political ma- Quick Relieve Pe hounted Jual 1 cliine in Illinois is riddled with Y a 00: n Marion. § gamblers, mobsters, and the rem- A % ecessary labor, E nants of the old Capone gang,”| ;. nl head span He said.

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