The Daily Reporter from Greenfield, Indiana • Page 5

TUESDAY JANUARY 15, 1952. THE GREENFIELD DAiLY REPORTER, GREENFIELD, INDIANA PAGE FIVE Girl IAS A SON AND SISTER SAME AGE open-minded insofar as the Justice rrient Is concerned and give some real credit if th? cent. It costs the same proportionate amount in one card for 2-cents as in larger amounts. 1 THE GREENFIELD DAILY REPORTER An Independent Newspaper published everv evening except Sunday fci Greenfield. Indiana, by The Spencer Publishing 212 East Main Street.

Emored as second-class matter at the postoffice, Green-Afld. under the Act of March 6. 1915. mother, Mrs. Jesse Thomas, pianist.

Joseph Pierson. director of Indianapolis, C. of C. Public Information Services, gave a very informative talk, using as his subject, "On Behalf of Liberty." According to Mr. Pier son, America is fast being betrayed from within and little is being done about it.

The Com- munists have some 37 schools in this country, whilo thev are kill ing our sons in Korea. Seven hundred professors defend these schools under the protest that investigation prosecutions We're printers and we know, appear to be sincere and pen- In fact the government, buying nine, even if tardy, if and when the stock by the carload, ought they come off. to get it cheap enough, that But a lot of people are frank-, with its big special-purpos? ly skeptical. They expect a presses, the cost of card, print-strictly "routine" affair if not ing, boxing and all complete an actual whitewash, and feel shouldn't be more than one-j that the grand promised clean- tenth of a cent, up of the unlit is turnin out That leaves the one and nine- to be a fizzle. tenths cents left to be expend- (tj jn tn0 sorvice on the card EDITOR: DALE B.

SPENCER CITY EDITOR: MARY E. CR1DER This news-paper is served by International News Service, Central tress Association and King Feature Service. National Advertising Representatives: Thomas F. Clark New York and Chicago. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier, in Greenfield and certain adiacent towns.

20c per week. By mail in Indiana: Per year, 6 Months, 3 Months, $1.50. Outside Indiana, per yeat. after it is written, addressed WHEN YOU BUY MORE and mailed. Blame is placed upon a quirk CARDS THE RATE GOES IP Up at the Greenfield post of- they are being taught under academic freedom.

Communists want to do one thing destroy in the decision of the congres- sional committee which rigged I up the new and increased postal rates now going into effect. If i this is a fair sample of their logic and clarity of reasoning, no wonder we run a deficit. America! Only truth can keep I America free and Mr. Pierson is-! sued a challenge to the wnmo: to use their leisure time to find out the truth and do something fice the phenomenon of the postal cards which become more expensive as they increase in numbers has not yet come to pass but it will. The reason we do not have a local demonstration quite yet BECAUSE THESE 6AEIES weie txtin on tlie same day in Milwaukee, Mrs.

Clvtie VI (left), has a son and sister tin' same age. Mrs. Case huliis her new son. At nvht is her mother. Mrs.

Call Pair.eison. about it. The Project Club, the newest International Sound jjtivto) 10. with lur now daughter. as the prosecutror in the Alger Hiss case.

But this is evidently not be and the investigation will be handled in the regular channels of the Justice Department, of which Mr. McGrath is the chief. This being the case, it cause to wonder why it becomes is that the local office had quite a stock of the old penny cards His WAR IS NOT FOUGHT GRATH NEW JOB WAS HIS JOB ALL THE TIME Preside. Truman's promise, made at a press conference on Dec. 11.

1951. of a complete investigation and clean-up Ji' scandal in government departments, was supposed to come to a head by "the next week e.ul." Federated Club of Greenfield and vicinity, won the Ren Nih of Morristown. to get rid of ar.d they are bcins sold, plus a one -cent tamp. ON THE BATTLEFIELD ALONE It is a never-ending source i dance prize, with nine of their 12 members present. This club devotes all its time to work Memorial Hospital and Vet which can be attached to bring, of wonderment that United the card mailing up to the new states policy, if such it can be I.

O. O. F. NO. 1.15 lieguktr meeting this Thursday night at p.

m. WALTKH J. HARDING, (hold i N. G. "WOW" GIRl is tlie title Italians give popular film actress Silvana Pampanini, shown in Rome.

She total fee of 2 cents. Sixth district president and Mrs. Cessil Zirkle. of New Castle, incoming district president. Mrs.

Wilson thanked all the committees for their help in making the institute such an outstanding one. called, demonstrates such ultra They displayed a beau ts considered Italy's all-time I erans auty. (International which would have been the 14, necessary to commission Mr. Mc-15 and 1G of December. 1951.

iGrath in any especial manner But the project was, evidently to start i'1 on lhe irregularities, delayed, because no definite ac- That is his regular job. lie tion was announced until last Should have been in touch with week. Then it was said that that's going on all the time. Attoney General J. Howard Mc- That he is just now especially But when these are gone, card sensitivity to the threat of Corn-buyers will get the new 2-cent munism on a global and mili-cards, with the stamp printed tary basis, but still remains in red instead of the la- blind to another form of the miliar 1-cent green.

i self -same threat in Red infil- Ferde Grofe, Bride tiful wool lap robe, just completed for the Veterans and planned to use their prize money to buy more yarn. Out-of-town guests included Reporter Want Ads Get Results Try Want Advs Tor Results. The 2-cent part is o. K. ll tration of important and confi- uratn was specially commission-j -u i uus 0t increasing costs dential governmental spots.

In ed to make the investigation. he has not been doing what heon cvery sklo it 2-cents to fact the attitude of prevailing That was quite a comedown should have been tlie carry a postal card first class puiicy seems, in some instances, from the proposal and assumed to its destination that's what to be positively protective, situation by which a high-pow- There have been congressmen ought to be charged. seems to reflect an absolute ered special commission and nJ senators who recently have But here's the Tunny part Up faiiure to erasn such facts as FINAL that war is no longer neces- special prosecutor was to make uet-n caning lor Mr. mcu ram to 4 cards uhat yx cents you a thorough investigation of the1 scalp and resignation. They rtt the cards tor thai.

But, if you want to buy 50, or 100 or 1.000 yuu pay the regular whole great mass of materia! I ciaun uuu ins lauure to Keep tuned up. and still being up with violations of the pub-brought to light, by the various lie trust in the Federal bureaus congressional investigating com- amounts to malfeasance on his mittees. This special group, it uwn Part. January Sale RED PENCIL CLEARANCE 2-cents plus 10 per cent. Now, in this mass-productior.

age, any grade pupil can tell sarily fought upon the classic pattern by troops in the field in declared conflict, with cpy-glassed generals calling for barrages and advances. The situation to which this country and its reluctant allies ore now subjected is just as much a war if the smell of explosives was prevalent in every corner. The armies of Stalin are tin the action ill I you that the process of retail -be seen. The ing postal cards in packages of had been said, would likely be How effective headed bv Judee Thomas F. be remains to mill I Murphy who first came to fame public should try to remain -o or iuu, auvuuy comma, or i.j '500 or 1,000 by the box is cheap-er, faster and more economical HELTS TOP JffflETS REVIVAL -COOTS E9E2ESS trained instigators of strikes, revolution and panic, the Hisses over the world ferreting out NETS ly done than counting out 10.

or 25. or 35 one at a time. The reason given for this oo-vious bit of zanyncss is that the government is trying to even up for the price of the cardboard involved in the postal card. It isn't enough to monkey with in numbers less than 49. NOW IN PROGRESS other people's secrets, the saboteurs, spies and subversives.

The Soviet campaign is more important as it forces the rich CONTINUING THROUGH NEXT WEEK RE-PRICED "Cut To The Core" est and most virile rjeonle i but when it gets above that it th ith bankrurjtcv something to be reckoned I aml cconomic collapse in mere villi. Of course, the extra time! preparalion or a military phase LIVING STONE CHURCH 602 North Franklin Come In and Hear Evangelist ROBERT RAISER SPECIAL SINGING EVERY NIGHT REV. PEGGY RHOADES, Pastor EVERYBODY WELCOME uu' wuu.ow cieiK in seeing Qf tne struggle which may cards in 12 or 20 sales, a fewjfr romoihan it would be if COMPOSER Ferde r.rofe, one la divorced, poses with his new bride the former Anna M. Lamp ton, at Las Vegas, Both the composer of "Grand Canyon Suite" and his bride listed Boulder City, as home. International; a wme.

UMompu.eu vviu. RcJ tankjJ actually rumbled i plus in one transact ion. is not lne German plains. considered. ye(.

we have reason to be The price of the bit of card- Ueve that despite aU this out. board in a postal card could not pouring in rantic miiitary be more than one-tenth of a' c.n TOP-COATS $55.00 Coats $38.75 49.50 Coats 35.75 45.00 Coals 35.75 39.00 Coats 29.75 Nil mm I I ll I I I a new one, it has existed for years. I have been out of school less than 10 years and I know it existed then. I'll wager say it existed many years before that. I am the mother of threo children who will be in their neath the protecting wings of cur own government people of such questionable virtue and patriotism that they should never have been in any position ol public trust, particularly in such times as this.

For instance, Fulton Lewis, who is generally credited with being a reliable, if type writer and broadcaster, declares unequivocally that he has proof that the State De teens before many years go by i MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Both white and colored. Sizes 14 to 17, mostly 16, 162 17, 7V2. Regular $3.65 Shirts While they last and I certainly hope they will not have to say "There's nothing to do in this town, let's go to Jonesville where they have plenty for kids to do." Honestly, don't you think it 51.95 partment has recently done everything it could to protect Communists, which are, apparently, still on its payroll. This evidence is apparent transcript of some of the meetings of the Loyalty Review Board checking State Department employees. wrould be much better for them to have things in their own town than to have them traipsing all over the country-side looking for excitement? Why don't we all get behind them and see what can be worked out? I think it would make the town even better than it is now, don't you? Let's hear some more comments from some of your parents.

An Interested Citizen. The only obvious explanation of such an attitude would be that political implications are outweighing the safety and security of the nation and ultimate victory in the global struggle for the continuance of the free world. Svt hows of time and kav the fluffiest, sweetest insk yw've ever seen! lV-- TT I Letters to the Editor Club Institute (Continued from Page 1) of some form of congenital Men's Winter Lined Fur Collars Zipper JACKETS 45 COATS ONLY! Sizes 34 to 48 $17.50, $18.50 and $19.95 JACKETS $12.95 $22.50, $25.00, $26.50 JACKETS $15.95 ONE LOT OF BOYS' WINTER JACKETS Corduroy Wool Leather Boys' $12.00 Jackets $8.50 Boys' Leather $13.95 Jackets $9.50 Corduroy $8.50 Jackets $5.95 heart disease. Indiana Heart Foundation, through research have helped krwer that rate considerably by helping supply the needed drugs to combat the disease. Modern new techniques Editor Reporter: In regard to the letter printed in the Wednesday, January 9th, issue of The Reporter written by a teen-ager of this city, I would like to say that I wholeheartedly agree with them on the subject of the "kids of this town having nothing to do." Some people may say "they have the Teen-Canteen, movies, school functions and swimming in the summer, that should be enough for any child." Fifty years or even 20 to 25 years ago maybe it was, but times have changed.

Now think, "Is it really enough?" A teen-ager has a lot of that are being put before the people Your clothes wilt LOOK BETTER FEEL BETTER LAST LONGER and the Foundation has a defi nite program to teach people with heart disease to live a longer useful life. After prayer by Mrs. Anna One Lot Boys' Shirts Gabardines Flannels Ages 3-10-12-14-16. S1.B Eastes a delicious luncheon was served in the church basement. Mrs.

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Don't you think it would be much better to use it cn good, clean, wholesome fun than in other ways in which It might be used. If we don't give our children things to occupy their leisure time then they decorated by Clio Club. Mrs. Morgan played a pro So gram of organ music and the afternoon session was opened by the group repeating the club collect led by Mrs. Wilson.

may find other ways to amuse themselves which may be much Everyone enjoyed the two QUALITY I i beautiful solos sung by James worse. This problem Is by no means I Thomas, accompanied by his i.