Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1944 — Page 7
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Dr. Arthur C. Garnétt, a native of Australia and an associate professor of philosophy at the University of Wisconsin, will speak on “Intelligence in the Modern World” at the Butler university honor day exercises tomorrow morning in Sweeney chapel.
AUSTRALIA STUDIES ARMISTICE TERMS
LONDON, May 3 (U. P).— Australian and New Zealand min-
isters were reported today to have raised the question of armistice terms with Japan after it was revealed that the. dominion prime
on piane-carrying convoys, the war department revealed last night. The planes, made available tol Russia under lend-lease, were flown > i
Francisco, and Ogden, Utah, all by Russ air force pilots, the depart- : t said important - junctions on the early | saving |
This time and plane achievement was .revealed |
in > | nies ses. mv, KATHRYN BEDELL | ie. sive ie. WINS SCHOLARSHIP
ment with Soviet authorities “de- | A Pulitzer prize traveling scholar- |
spite many obstacles.” - Bradley received the distinguished service medal for
Joseph T. McNarney, deputy chief university, announced today. of staff, but the citation itself was| Miss Bedell, one of the made public only last night. winners in the Columbia graduate school of journalism, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard V. Bedell, New York, and the niece of | Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bedell, 4577 Car-| rollton ave. i
50-Year Planning
his successful | ship of $1500 has been received by | : efforts. The decoration was awarded | Miss Kathryn Jane Bedell, formerly, him here two days ago by Lt. Gen|Of Indianapolis, trustees of Columbia’ 3
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ministers conference had discussed general terms that could be imposed upon Germany. It was emphasized that the talks were exploratory only and that any discussions of a positive nature obviously must be conducted with the other united nations, particularly} grenjtecture, Massachusetts Insti- | uated States, Russia and| tye of Technology, said yester- | ton. Sun, N. Y. Prime Minister Winston Churchill, ay. it was announced today, told the opening session of the conference Monday that the ministers were “meeting in the deadliest climax of the copflict.” He termed the conference “undoubtedly one of the most important events that has taken place since the start of the war.”
The scholarship enables the stu-
OnBuildingUrged dents to study the people and the
MR. A GE. CITIZEN. is press abroad for one year. Miss
being - t sod out: of his property | Bedell attended Smith college and and municipalities are facing : . i : is a graduate of the University of! bankruptcy because of excessive California, where she was cit taxes, an. Wajiet pes of ' the Ti Boe Wow. R. McCornack of the school of | She also worked on the Bingham-
Speaking on “America's New Frontier” to local Rotarians, the dean urged planning of new homes, public buildings and industrial plants for the next 50 years. At the same time, he reminded the listeners that “65 per cent of the American people have incomes so inadequate that they are outside the possibility of creating homes for themselves.” He advised the setting up of a non-partisan, non-profit committee of labor, capital ‘and occupational representatives - to study the community's planning needs.
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EVENTS TODAY
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May 3, 1943
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