Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1943 — Page 16

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SOUTH SIDERS WANT IDLE DUMPS COVERED

Dirt fill-ins of vacated dumps near 8. Meridian st. and elevation of the Belt rallroad are among projects advocated by the Southside Civic club in a letter sent today to Mayor Tyndall, The letter stated that it was hoped the dumps might be covered in the near future, but added that

the civic group realized elevation of the railroad would have to wait until after the war. It was signed by Leo L. Kriner, secretary of the club.

WAAC GIVEN RANK

Elsie Janet Chapman, 5649 College ave., has been commissioned a third officer in the women’s army

auxiliary corps at Daytona Beach, Fla. Her rank is the equivalent of second lieutenant in the army.

PERMIT POSTAL AND WESTERN TO MERGE;

WASHINGTON, March 8 (U. P.). —President - Roosevelt has signed legislation permitting the merger 6f Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies. The bill ‘does not accomplish the merger, but specifies certain conditions under which the companies can be combined.

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LUDLOW WANTS PEACE AIMS SET

Asks House to Create Committee to Draw Platform.

Times Special WASHINGTON, D. C., March 9.— Representative Louis Ludlow today

introduced a joint resolution to

create a committee on peace aims. . He said in a speech in the house that the function of this committee would be to state the case of the united pations in the court of world opinion, “which has never been adequately stated.” The function of the ‘committee would be to draft a statement which would be “a ringing indictment of totalitarian rulers who are ruthlessly stamping out life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in vast sections of the earth and a powerful appeal to the conscience of man-

Seeks a Jefferson

He pointed out how much the Declaration of Independence contributed to winning the revolutionary war and declared the time is ripe for some modern Jefferson to do for mankind on a world scale what Jefferson did to light the torch of liberty in the western hemisphere. Under the Ludlow resolution, the proposed committee to draft a statement of peace aims would be composed of 12 members, three from the senate, three from the house, and six to be appointed by the president. Of the six members chosen by the president they would be a woman, a representative of labor, a representative of the Federal Council of Churches in America, a representative of the Ctaholic churches in/ America, a representative of the Jewish religion, and a

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ment, trained in the field of foreign service. .

Religious Guidance

“I have provided for representation of the great religious groups on the committee because the nearer our statement of peace aims comes to reflecting spiritual convictions, the better it will be for the world,” he told the house. Machinery is provided in the resolution to submit the peace aims statement to allied nations for their ratification: Mr. Ludlow said the united nations possess two powerful weapons that can be used in winning the war—military might and propaganda. He declared that a statement of peace aims, subscribed to by all of the united nations; broadcast by shortwave radio and dropped by the millions from airplanes over enemy countries would seem to the poor, beleaguered slaves of totali-

tarian masters like a message from |}E

heaven, promoting internal ecol-

lapses and hastening the day of vicry. *

ARTIFICIAL RUBBER LECTURE SCHEDULED

Samples of artificial ‘rubber willl

be shown during a lecture on “synthetic rubber” to be given by Charles W. Schaffer at 8 p. m. Thursday in Jordan hall, Butler university. ~ Mr. Schaffer, a former college professor at the University of Mich-

igan and University of Pennsylvania,

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BLUE KEY PLEDGES 11

Eleven Butler university juniors have been pledged to Blue Key, senior national honorary organiza-

of Indianapolis, and Milton Dick

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