Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1944 — Page 5

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Directors to Be Named

Also on today’s program was elec{tion of directors and announcement of final results in the annual tuberculosis Christmas seal sale, Mrs. Harvey Belton, representing Franklin township, was elected to to the board and Frederic M. Ayres Jr., Mrs. Kenneth G. Baker, Mrs. Mortimer C. Furscott, Mrs. John D. Garrett, Dr. Charlés J. McIntyre, Edgar A. Perkins Sr, Grier M. Shotwell and John 8. Wright were re-elected. Seal sales totaled $86,569, in comparison to last year’s sum of $75,000. John Lauck Jr. is president of the Marion County Tuberculosis association and Eli Lilly was chairman of the seal sales.

COMMONS MAY NOW ‘HOLD OPEN MEETINGS

| LONDON, April 6 (U. P.).—For{eign Secretary Anthony Eden an'nourited before a cheering commons [today that security reasons no longer made it necessary to keep JJeorgt the days of parliamentary sittings.

The practice was instituted at the outbreak of the war because of German bombings.

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Peter Rabbit, the Easter bunny from Hook's drug stores, made his annual pilgrimage to the Riley and City hospital children’s wards * today. Mrs. Gertrude Lutes was Peter Rabbit.

By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN Times Foreign Correspondent LONDON, April 6.—Crown Prince Humbert’s generous consent yesterday to take over his father’s functions as king of Italy will come as no gift to Count Carlo Sforza, Benedetto Croce and other eminent Italian liberals, who in the past have demanded that the king's abdication be followed by a regency, with Humbert's young son, the Prince of Naples, as the nominal occupant of the throne. Hubert has all the defects of his father plus the fact that he went even farther than Victor Emmanuel {in associating with Fascists and i playing in with te duce. Some of {his private remarks about the allies since our landing in Salerno last

selves to brand him. as unreliable. Up north of Naples, near the present fighting front, the peasants still make remarks about Humbert's achievements as the general in command of the forces of southern Italy

with gusto to elaborate, handsomely camouflaged pillboxes that he had erected at various road junctions

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Humbert Would. Be Ruler; Italians Call Him a Clown

and river crossings in anticipation of the allied invasion. Not one of these pillboxes was ever used by the Germans during their fighting retreat and, according to the peasants, the Germans themselves stood by and laughed loudly at their uselessness while they were being erected. “Buffone”—clown— is the Italians’ word for this man who now is willing tp take control of their destinies.

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Hoosiers’ ‘One-Man Army’

To ‘Attend Banquet Here April 15.

Lt. Gerry Kisters, the “one-man rmy” from Bloomington who won

the congressional medal of honor) |i

for his exploits in Tunisia, will be guest of honor at tHe Democratic Editorial association banquet here April 15. He will make a short talk. Lt. Kisters is now undergoing treatment at the Nicholas general hospital at Louisville. Main speakers at the banquet will be Senator Samuel D. Jackson and Governor Schricker. Senator Jackson will be introduced by Sherman Minton, judge of the circuit court of appeals at Chicago and former senator. The. meeting will open with a business session at noon at which officers will be elected. A. J. Heuring of Winslow, vice president, is slated to be elevated to the presidency of the association to succed Ray E. Smith, secretary to Governor Schricker.

Mitchell to Preside

John P. Mitchell Jr. of Greenfield will preside at the business session. Among the matters to be discussed is the elimination of the second and third vice presidencies. Mrs. Schricker will entertain wives of editors and the district and

county vice chairmen at a reception 3

at the governor's mansion from 3toS5p m Approximately 1000 have made reservations for the banquet at night. Among the guests will be former Governor and Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend and Federal Judge and Mrs. Luther Swygert. Howard M. Greenlee of Vincennes is general chairman of the editorial meeting.

PROGRAM ARRANGED AT SERVICE CENTER

Dancing, entertainment, Easter services, and a chicken dinner are planned for service men and women at the Masonic service center, Iilinois and North sts, this week-end. Jack Berry's orchestra will play for dancing at the Masonic temple Saturday night. Entertainment will include a floor show. Sunday afternoon the uniformed men ahd women will attend the Cathedral hour at the Scottish Rite cathedral at 3:30 p. m. Following the services a chicken dinner will be served free at the temple. Mrs. Nina Sims, in charge of the snack bar, will be assisted by an Eastern Star committee: Mr. and Mrs. John L. Turner will conduct community singing in the auditorium at 7:30 p. m. Claude M. Jacoby, state general chairman of the centers, announced the week-end arrangements,

ACQUITTED OF LARCENY NEW YORK, April 6 (U. P.)~— Joseph V. Walters, 44, of Chicago, accused of defrauding a drug store owner of $10,227 in stock transactions," was acquitted on charges of first and second degree grand larceny by a jury in county court, Long Island City, yesterday.

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