The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 October 1952 — Page 3

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Vishinsky Reply Awaited By UN UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. Oct. 27— (U P fi^-Un ited Nations diplomats today looked to Soviet

Foreign . Minister Andrei Y Vishinsky for some encouragement that the Russians are ready to cooperate in breaking the Korean truce stalemate. Vishinsky was expected to take the floor in the top political conuuittee today or tomorrow to

answer Secretary of State Dean \cheson's declaration that Uie United States will do everything possible to bring an “honest armistice.” Despite the failure of Amatican approaches to Russia here earlier this year on chances of reaching a settlement, new U. N. approaches apparently were be-

ing readied. But the timing and nature of any approaches appeared to depend largely on the nature of Vishinsky’s reply. The political ‘committee was slated to resume the debate this afternoon (3 p. m: EST). but Vishinsky had hot yet put Ids name on the speakers’ list

New Dodge Has 140-lip. V-8 Engine BLUDGEON WHICH KILLED FOUR Mil rM ^

doubtless because the Kremlin had not sent his orders Main business here today was resumption of debate on Palestine refugees in the special political committee (11 a. m.) and continuation of balloting in the full assembly in the hot

Caech-Yougoslav fight for a seat on the economic and social council. After 10 ballots Saturday. Red - but - anti - cominform Yugoslavia had 39 votes—one short of the. required 40—to 17 for Communist Czechoslovakia.

Scouts to Visit 30 Million Homes

m BOUT* School Seniors ■KTER THE jt Essay Contest iSi te Scholarships ju as Cash Prizes GIVEN BY THE ^CASTLE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

This new Dodge IsO-horsepower Red Rum V Eight engine is standar iquiptnent iu the 195} Dodge Coronet series. Compact ia size and tight iveight, this new power plant produces more horsepower per cubic inch o iisplaceraeut than any other automobile engine in volume productiot oday. The design principles ot the Red Ram engine arc based on those use< o high-output aircraft engines. It develops us high ch.cu.ncy on rtgula .rades of gasoline despite its high compression n.r .. of 7.1 t.i 1. Dodg. ontinues to offer iu “Get-Away” &■* engine in the Meadowbrook seiie.

•HERIFF’S DEPUTY Kd Spellmeyer holds the lengtli of pipe believed to lave been the weapon with which Card Young, supermarket operator, ind two of his children and a neighbor's child were bludgeoned to death tear Chester. Calif. Another child, 3-year-old Sondra Card, survived >l*dgeonirig. Missing Is (7,000 In cash. (International SoundyhotoJ

-I ■lAiii WwkV.jii—* **' *+* Just before Election Day. Nov. 4, the nation^ Roy Scouts will place on the door knobs of 30.000,000 homes. Liberty Roll eutouts. shown above, urging every citizen (o vote. Their “Get-Out-The-Vote” Campaign i In ing conducted in cooperation with the Freedoms Foundation It ic> entirely non-partisan, without reference to any candidate or party.

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WIlllAM E JENNER, AGE 44 Republican Candidate for Re-eleclion as U.S. Senator

CART. Bill JENNER it the nation's first veteran of Warld War II ever elected to the U.S. Senate.

MRS. JENNER, who taught school in Indiana tor 5 years befoie her mariiage, was born in Scotlanddaughter of a stonecutter

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Bill Jenncr was born in 190S in Marengo Indiana (Crawford County). Educated in Marengo public schools. Central Normal College (Danville, Indiana) and Indiana University (graduated in 1930). Graduated from Indiana University Law School, became Bedford attorney, 1932. • At 26. elected to Indiana State Senate in 1934. GOP Minority Leader, 1937. '38. '39. Majority Leader. 1941. At 27, keynoted Indiana GOP State Convention. 1936 • Volunteered for Anny Air Force in 1942. year his son was bom. Served overseas. Discharged as Captain. When only 36, nominated and fleeted in 1944 (without his knowledge, while still in Anny Mr Force) to serve unexpired term of late V. S. Senator I an Nuys—hy record margin of 81,833 votes. • Still only 36, he was elected Indiana GOP State Chairman and Midwest Director of Veterans Activities, GOP National Committee, 1945. • At 38. Jenner elected in 1946 to full term in U. S. Senate, nation s first veteran of World War II to be so honored. • He is a member of the Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge. Scottish Rile. American Legion, VFW, Eagles, Moose. Elks, Modern Woodmen of America, etc. He lives on a 160-acre farm near Bedford.

IN THE SENATE, JENNER HAS VOTED FOR keeping American troops out of foreign \\dTs(like Korea!) without Congressional o.k. FOR increased Social Security benefits. FOR the tax-reduction hill (over Truman's veto!) in the 80th Congress, which balanced the budget and left a surplus for the first time in 20 years! FOR a law (which Jenner himself wrote) to case credit for veterans buying homes FOR farm price supports and protection of American farmers from foreign gran, imports. FOR all law s passed to promote rural electrification and telef>hor.es. FOR rejecting Dean Acheson (who wouldn't turn his back on Alger Hiss!)as Secretary of Slate. (Jenner was one of only 6 Sena ors who opposed Acheson then; think ion many oppose Acheson now!) FOR ihc leaner amendment to prevent FSA from wnhnolding fundu from slates which, like Indiana, permit public access to welfare records (thus saving Indiana 20 million dollars a year!) FOR saving millions of dollars in government printing operations. (He was Chairman of the Committee which did that job.) FOR the Equal Rights Amendment. FOR ending racial segregation in the armed services. FOR the Labor Relations (Taft-Hartley) Law (over Truman’s veto). FOR 28 TaftHartley amendments desired by labor. FOR the McCarran-Mundt-Ferguson anti-subversive bill (Jenner also is a member of the Judiciary Subcommittee on Internal Security, investigating subversive activity). FOR keeping Communist China out of U. N. FOR limiting Presidents to two terms. FOR protesting Czech detention of Hoosier newspaperman Bill Oatis. Isn’t this the way you would vote - if vow were Sene tor 7

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