Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1945 — Page 30

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Injured Private

“I CAN'T BELJEVE I'm I was in France only

home , . . last Sunday,” remarked Plc James W. Haskett, 108 N Belmont ave, as’ he settled comfortably al hospital yesterday, recuperat i n g from wounds received - wnen his artiiters outfit was

shelied near “Aac

He was one of

veterans evacuated

by play ne.

THIEVES GET SMOKES.

dirt last night

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& P. grocery, 1337 Sh

Is Rushed Here

back

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many from

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From Al

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COUNTY COUNCIL GRILLS ‘PUPILS’

Plans

wearin equipped

commissioners

‘Information Please’ ‘Made Burlesque by Commissioners.

g green with apples for the

freshmen. caps ¢ slates, .pencils ¢ “teacher.” last night

cou

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over

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“with the coun The meeting was called by the council as one: of a series to. be conducted with department heads It was planned. to provide councilmel with detailed nformation ybout operations of county: units in preparation for the drafting of 1946 budget The council and the commission elbv ers have been feuding for two years

inci] Preside: Addicalled commissioners answer questions about their they ap-

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ers

On their slates the commission had written “The truant commissioners meet with Mr. A. Parry, teacher,

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= Indianapolis at noon Tuesday in the Washington hotel 0. E. S. GROUP TO MEET Golden Rule chapter, O. E. S auxiliary, will meet at noon Monday in the home of Mrs. Mary Keith, 2955 N. Kenwood ave. Bridge

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Press-Club Prexy

HILLMAN, editorial

JOHN W. columnist for The

writer and Times, will be installed president of the Press - club April 7, He succeeds Jep Cadou of International News Service. Mr. Hillman was declared elected by . acclamation when no other candidates were nominated to oppose him. Also elected by acclamation were Joseph Craven. Star, vice president; Ralph Brooks, Star, -secretary-treasurer and Jack Forcum, Star; ‘Herman Park, News, and Blodgett Brennan, members of the board of governors The four local radio. stations will 'provide ehtertainment for the inaugural party. Randolph "LaSalle Coats, wellKnown Indiana artist and a member of the. club, wilk exhibit a technicolor movie describing the process of painting a. picture, It will be shown at the club March 24

Indianapolis

John Hillman

WOMAN. 22. REPORTS

SHE WAS ATTACKED

A 22-year-old woman reported to police last night that after she left a tavern at West

and Morris sts.,

she was criminally assaulted by a man who accosted hér and dragged her into an alley. “1 don't care if you do call po-

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Wi [88 auxiliary bishop tq the military vicar 1 troop ¢ carrier command ay ou of the U.S. army and navy and’ hel gu hi |Z : ; JC oO. an former president of Notre Damé edge univeristy. has been appointed He was named bishop of Rochester, N.. Y. recently to sucBishop O'Hara at one time lived ceed Col. Harry here. He is.the son of the late W. Generous, Mrs. Ella O'Hara and the. brother whose present of Mrs. M, J. Ford, Misses Eliza- assignment was beth and Eva O'Hara and Joseph not disclosed. O'Hara. . Col. Gulledge, His appointment to the new post by who lives at Pope Pius XII was announced to-=

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0. E S. WILL INSTALL OFFICERS TOMORROW

Mrs. Priscilla Smith will be in: stalled as worthy matron of Oaklandon chapter 159, O. E. S., at 8:30 ceremonies tomorrow ‘in the

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