Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1943 — Page 2

MONDAY, MAY 31, 1943 |

PER __ Knows Japs! [500 JAPS KILLED Welles Favors World Court as Peace Key [SCOUT TROOP PLANS | Lung Probe Easy 5 "PARLEY TOPIC Ia, BY COMMANDOS cise ids mir maa ia Mt pos x me coven FOR ANY EMERGENCY) With New X-Ray

Welles declared today, that a world| tion of sll national armaments. . |than a time of edt-throat competl-| Boy scout Troop 46 is workin : court to settle disputes among na-| “The. creation of appropriate and|tion and of falling living standards D o 2 PHILADELPHIA, May 31.—New Re dustion tn | | M ‘ld . tions and an International police | practical technical organizations to for us all. : oui a plan whereby it may carry on aid to doctors trying’ to locat in sietn) Aussie ‘Independents’ Work force to keep ‘the peace must be|deal with economic and financial] The policy of isolationism, Welles| in any emergency. and remove foreign Hodies such : ~~ [established at the end of the war if matters, and to advise the members! said, has failed—" utterly and miser-| The troop committee has been re-| gs j {Cots Termed Function Wonders Against. - [humanity is to be spared a repeti-|of the united nations thereon, so|ably.” The people-of the United ; : i eons and safety pins Jodged in : _ | tion of the present conflict. that . autarchic. commercial and|States, he added, “cannot fail to see| _ o-.2ed to take in all interested the lungs is expected from an - of Governments. - ; ; Heavy Odds. .: Speaking at the commencement financial policies will not be pur-|that, Had we been willing to play| fathers and give them regular parts| X-ray machine newly installed at oH Ls : ~.. . |exercises. of the North Carolina sued by individual powers, and .sofour part in keeping th& peace of the|in the work. A special effort is to| the University of Pennsylvania mor SPRINGS, Va., ‘May 31 (U a By DON CASWELL College for Negroes, Welles used the| that the post-war period may be an| world since the last’ world war the be made to have well trained junior hospital here, it was announced

P.) ~Reduction of ‘marketing: costs : United Press Stal Correspondent strongest language of .any adminis- cost to us in life and treasure would today.

_ | 80 that the housewife Will pay less " SOMEWHERE IN "AUSTRALIA, tration spokesman’ yet to describe STEINMETZ TO HOLD [have been an infinitestimal part of |2SSistant scoutmasters who, with the | ~ Gpjof feature of the new X-ray for. the ¢ she buys was recom- May 31.—~The story of Australia’s|the “cardinal principles” which he the cost required of us today so that| troop committeemen, can take over | ‘machine is the miniature turnood a New Guinea commandos who op-|said must be established to preserve COURT IN SPEEDWAY we can achieve that victory which] whenever necessary. table incorporated in it which enmended for adoption today as a. ® erated in the midst. of superior Jap-| peace. iN oh We must gain, if the United States| Alex porteus, scoutmaster, is’ "ables the doctor to gange the policy of the permanent organiza- od anese forces for more than a year,| The principles which he laid down| J8cob L. Steinmetz foday pre-|is to survive as a free nation.” TOW! patient’s position so that the pice tion which is being developed at | [killing hundreds, were revealed to-| were: < pared to establish a court in Speed- doing graduate, work at Butler uni-| tyres can be made from any anthe united nations food tonference| | day. “There must be, through interna-|way City after his appointment by D. J. SMITH HONORED versity. Juftior Scoutmaster Robert gle, even vertical, without lifting ‘e. : ; : p The score announced by the Aus-| tional agreement, a combination of|Circuit Judge Earl R. Cox as mag-| +" “* Mehl may be called into service. or turning the patient bodily. The proposal was madé in a re- bd : 44 |tralian army public relations office|srmed forces made available by the|istrate for the western half of AT EASTERN SCHOOL | At a court lof honor recent] The machine is called a biplane ) y held port from the committee charged was: Japanese killed, an estimated powers which are prepared to do so,| Marion county. : fluoroscope because with it exam- : Joseph C. Grew 500; Aussies lost, 12, which may be used regionally or on| Ira Holmes holds a similar post] David John Smith, son of Mrs,|the following tenderfoots were in-| jotions can be made and X-ray

with working out improved methods for the SR of [food and Lt. Col. Normay L. Fleay, a 25-14 broader scale, and which can, and|for the eastern half of the county, Matthew F. Smith, 1433 N. Pennsyl- | Vested: Joe Barbari, Tommy Logan, pictures taken in both horizontal year-old veteran of the western| will, prevent aggression, render in-|with headquarters in Beech Grove.|Vania st, was graduated from Wes-|Don Reynolds, Floyd Russell, | ang vertical planes.

measures by individua! governments the “independent companies’—the in gonral, see to it that the peace ticing attorney here for 38 years. (at the school's 111th regular exer-|Second class badges were awarded| CHINA'S PRESIDENT ILL to make nutritive land protective aussie Jame or Jneir Somumande of the orld is maintained inviolate.| He was chief deputy prosecutor un- cises yesterday. to Kenneth Hopper and Robert CHUNGKING, May 31 (U. P.).— foods available, either fiee or at ret. against big. odds sround. the| An | international. tribunal to|der Herbert E. Wilson and is chair-| Mr. Smith was president of the | Manker, first class to Gene Vaughan | Grave anxiety was expressed last 1ow ‘costs to. familits whe cannes)’ CITY YT JUNE 1 : 9% again M oe Mo Spiag xe which { injernational controversies|man of draft board 2. He is a class of 1943, an Olin scholar and a and star rank and five merit badges night over the condition of Presi afford to buy enough good food. Salamaua. : can be referred, and in which inter-| member of the Indianapolis Bar member of the Honors college for|to Richard Whitaker. dent Lin Sen of China, who has Ru0re. pana i . national confidence can be safely|association, the Scottish Rite, outstanding scholarship. He is af-| The troop is sponsored by Men of | heen critically ill since Friday. Th Want Data Collected . : Buried Dead Secretly placed. ° Shrine and other Masonic organi-fillated with the Psi Upsilon fra-|Meridian, of the Meridian Street 80-year-old chief executive Was re.

: “The governments should take all Highlight a3 3- Day Stay They hever surrendered a single| _ An efficient international method! zations. ternity. Methodist church. ported sinking rapidly.

practicable steps to reduce market- man or left any evidence of their ing, processing, storage aud distri- Will Be Address at visits, Their 12 dead were buried

‘bution costs and margins between Su secretly. ; producers and consumers,’ the com- Shortridge. Oj Fleay took 70 men armed mittee reported. n ; wit’ Bren and tommy guns into “Most services in the chain from| An address at Shortridge high{Salamaua in the. evening. They hid

quired, especially as between pro-|qqy visit in Indianapolis to be made hours Jater. : ducers and low-income consumers, ,y joseph C. Grew, United States Every sentry was shot. Tommy should be eliminated. | ambassador to Japan from 1932|guns and grenades killed scores “The international food organiza-|ynti) perl Harbor. He will arrive| Dynamite . tossed into one house tion should collect and gpread in- phere by plane Wednesday after-|killed between 30 and 40. The fir- . formation on marketing costs and noon, June 16, and leave the follow- ing lasted until dawn. margins within different countries ing Saturday. “It was just too easy,” said and in international trade and on| Mr Grew is making a tour of|Fleay, “All we had to do Was shoot ~ steps taken by the governments, by seven midwestern cities under joint|the first fellow that wandered across co-operative associations and by|,spices of the office of war infor-|our path.” private enterprise to reduce thelyavion and the office of civilian Strafed by Zeros ~ 8pread between farm prices and re- qefense, His appearance here also At dawn the troops pulled out untail cos is being sponsored by the 11th dis-| a. Atrafing by Zeros. One man was Brasilian Heads Group ist Ai ttean Luin, 5 missing. He had stayed behind to : i eatures o e former ambassa‘The section which made the re- |e stay here, besides the address, pick or JuTenrs. 2nd hie vee 1 port was the one headed by Joao WO uays ater. . Carlos Muniz of Brazil. Yesterday include a luncheon, June 17, in the| The commandos were based in “A. D. Krutikov of the Soviet dele- Indianapolis Athletic club, given part 4t Wau, an allied airfield back : nai of tH ti by the Indiana committee for vic- from the northeast New Guinea jeation, chairman of anctljer section, 1; yuo, "June 16, given by teleost, “They wens ot wo Dono tion a ods of Increasing speakers’ bureau, Marion county|March, 1942, and were supplied by Be farmer. 4 Impoving the lot of oop; dinner, June 184-given by|plane. In January they repulsed an : 11th district American "Legion enemy attempt to capture Wau, ~The Muniz report, explcted to be| embers, a os Beld Mubo approved by a conference plenary against 200 Ja ese, killing or session before adjournment later ‘Will Stay at I A. C. Re pap g this week, stressed the responsibil-|' Mr Grew will have headquarters| When the en > returned 900 ity of individual nations in the pro-|,¢ the Indianapolis Athletic club. strong to Mubo, the Aussies held gram of an expanded, but orderly mrs B, A. Winston of the OCD|them off and brought out the body food production schedule. has, been assigned as his secretary.|of the only man they lost. It asserted that each country Transportation for the welcoming| Fleay is a former printing comshould accept responsibility for im- committee at the airport will be|positor, BIOMEE he i. poe b provided by the OCD drivers’ corps, rr ies fo ake protective foods avail- lach ee Ms, Yew * METHODIST PARLEY a either at low cost or free of The welcoming committee will charge, and special assistance for(inciude Gov. Henry F. Schricker, MAKES ASSIGNMENTS pregnant women, nursing mothers,| Mayor Robert H. Tyndall, George| MUNCIE, Ind, May 31 (U. P.).— children, aged persons, invalids and| A, Kuhn, Indianapolis chamber of| The fourth annual North Indiana persons Ww jr low pap. | commerce president; William E.|pethodist conference closed here Tn Munk, county OCD director; Harry VINCENNES VANDALS BUSY (5. Yockey, city OCD director; Fred| 3 appointments of ministers in six VINCENNES, May 31 (U. P.).—|C. Hasselbring, 11th district Legion | districts, containing 300 pastoral A platoon of Illinois reserve militia | Commander; Homer E. Capehart,/eharges. from Lawrenceville stood guard Indianapolis manufacturer; Carl G.| The five-day session was presided against vandals in flood-damaged | Winter, assistant county civilian de-|over by Titus Bishop Lowe of Inhomes today at the Lincoln park|fense director; Miss Frances dianapolis. Eight ministers were approach to the Memorial bridge.|Kearby, director of the women’s|ordained to deacon’s orders and When the flood receded it was re-|division, OCD; Mrs. George Ziegler|seven to elder’s orders yesterday. y 3 = $s ! ported that houses had been entered and Mrs. Sheldon Sayles, assistant|Bishop Raymond J. Wade, Detroit, ! : 2 : and valuables stolen. | directors of the women’s division. |addressed the class. iid : Bi i 0 % ii Rows ¢ ‘white ———————————— A AL, «4 2 E 2, : ric-rac trim on ; | ” : & § E AR neck and large pockets; gathers at waist and tie backs——perfect fitting. . Dotted sheer in Red, Ga : 4873 Tropical floral Royel, Navy. Sizes 12 . i i 4870 Appliqued flowers Es : © border print; crisp to 20. i ome igre wile Yous ot and leaves on dotted 3 8&1 : shirtwaist style with Y lace insertion on each Swiss waist; young full : ; S9ians waid ood 1 F side; pleated skirt and

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