Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1944 — Page 9

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BELIEVES NAZIS 1 PLAN THIRD WAR!

| Fog Ruins of Defeat Germans Will Rebuild, ~ Writer Thinks.

NEW YORK, March 30 (U. P.).— Henry J. Taylor, New York World-

] will end suddenly “long before Germany is prosirate,”

{and that from the ruins: of defeat,|

the enemy will rebuild its resources for a third world war,

Speaking at a dinner for foreign| : correspondents, sponsored by Town Hall, Taylor said that “the idea that

without danger to all free men after the Nazi hoodlums are eliminated is not true.” - Frank Gervasl, magazine war correspondent, said that “politically we have mucked up the Italian campaign from start to finish with our inclination to deal wtih Fascist

Quislings.” Sir Willmott Tews Washington correspondent of the London Times, said it would not be possible to establish a world government at the end of the war, but that the major powers could be expected to accept the responsibility of international: coflaboration. Dorothy Thompson, columnist,

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none for waste. Uncle Sam is asking that you con. tinue cooperating in the JNationaL 7- INDUSTRY CONSERVATION ProérAM.' The light and power companies of the country, which form one of these basic industries, have done a remarkable war job. Electricity has not failed, even though confronted with unprecedented demands. : Today there is ample Electricity to meet all necessary uses—but there isn’t too much coal or too many railroad cars for transporting the coal or too much manpower for the various jobs—all of which _‘enterinto the generating of Electricity. So, by not wasting Electricity you make available more fuel, more cars, more materials, and more

men for guns and ammunition.

In all probability you are already doing your share to fight waste. However, as an Electric user, let us remind you again how you can help.

Where You Should Conserve Electricity —Nowssamial vse of lights

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Weelks to Mark ‘Golden Wedding

‘MR.. AND ‘MRS. ALBERT a. WELK will celebrate their golden

wedding anniversary with . open house Tuesday at their home, 2415

“Shelby st., Apt. 8.

The couple was married - 50 years ago in Kankakee, TL. Mr, Welk was employed in the trans-

portation department-of ‘the Iill«

nois. Central railroad 40 years. The last: 18 years before his retirement in 1940, he was yardmaster at the Indianapolis ter-

Both are members of Christ Episcopal - church where Mrs, Welk has been choir mother for | 24 years.

THE IND NAPOLIS TIMES

MANY UNITS BACK ‘SAFETY NOW’ DRIVE

Churches, clubs and business firms have pledged operation in the city’s “Safety Now" campaign. Among churches which are posting bulletins and asking’ members to observe the pedestrian safety rules are All ‘Saints Episcopal cathedral, Church of Christ the King, University Park Christian church, Beech Grove Church of the Nazarene, First and Second Moravian diuraiies, First United Brethren church St. Jobs Evangelical Lutheran church

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Co, Kiwanis club, Bel-Rose Civic league, Garfield Garden club, S. M. 8. club, Seventh District Federation of Clubs chorus, Cherokee chapter of the International Travel-Study club, and the Fountain Square corps of the Salvation army.

WOOD TO ADDRESS ONIC GROUP SESSION

Harry E. Wood, director of vocational education for the Indianapolis public schools, will speak -on victory gardening at the meeting of the Keystone ave. and 34th st. Civic league tomorrow night at School 69. - Mrs. BE. L. Gray will. preside and residents wishing to make arrangements for plots in the league's vic-

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SARASOTA, Fla, Match 30 (U.

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and became associated with him inf:

the work. Moore's wife is the former Edith Pulitzer, last surviving daughter of Joseph ‘Pulitzer,

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