Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1945 — Page 8
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var THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES EDWARD B. RAUB JR, form distress ol t be but 1 the same one ‘used by" general counsel of the a women I La : Life Insurance Co., Lafayette, has iat of pain, breiation snd Juliativa: relief | Senate Asked to Reconsider a n and tends to shrink swelling. Get : : y : Little-Noticed Bill. nel. Heald bas 1 : tories, If not thrilled at quick re#7 the low cost refunded on req WASHINGTON, April 12 (U. bee RS SHea Users are certainly increasing on At all good drug stores everywhere—in chig ofl ~ihe Yo hi ! : her or - r this internal me monthly ticed bill which Republicans say| command sup- medical work. ' It would be oper-| sanitary protection « eo. 0 Have will threaten freedom of the press | ply division, ated with money obtained through! Patterson field, al f ‘ ; and muzzle congressional investi- | Patterson . fie the annual fund campaign of Mr, and Mrs. Cal Raub Jr |county chapter would be the first The measure, passed by the sen- Edward B. Atay "+ lof its kind in the nation. He added {ate Monday, provides a $10,000 fine | Raub, 60 W. 43d st. Col. Raub |that the center would augment the received via coded message. The the following month ande, army and navy backed it as “es- —. sential” to wartime security. USHERETTE FINDS
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{Homer Ferguson (R. Mich) moved | for its. reconsideration, terming it “as sinister as any bill ever presented to congress.” .
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{ under this measure,” Ferguson said. “The Roberts report . . . (on { Pearl Harbor) specifically mentioned coded messages. If congress should call Adm. Kimmel or Gen, | Short (Pearl Harbor commanders jon, Dec. 7, 1941) these officers would |be faced with 10 years in jail if they disclosed any information| + which. they had learned through these codes.” { Ferguson, who was absent when the measure passed the senate said he did not see how it could have gotten by without challenge. He declared that the senate “should | have an opportunity to understand the measure thoroughly.” Other Possibilities As an ihdication of how it might be used to surpress information, the Michigan senator suggested that any agency of government could draw a cloak of secrecy about its activities by simply adopting code for its official communications. Under the measure, he ‘said, any publisher in the country might well fear for his mews sources. if he published any news of this government pr any other government because some part of the news might have orfce been in a U. 8. code.
INSTALL CUB PACK AT HOLY ANGEL'S
Cub Pack 74 recently was installed at Holy Angel's Catholic church. The Rev. Fr:J. Reine is chaplain of the group. Committeemen are L. P. Schulz, chairman, G. R. Leeds, K. M. Shields, W. E. Bevan, B. J. Short and R. A. Schad. H. K. Whitsett is cubmaster, . Den Mothers are. Anna M. Leeds, Ethel tM;-Carll-and Dorothy F. Schulz, The charter list of Cubs are Ronald Batterrall, Robert Battérrall, Randall” Carll, Kendall Carll, Don Durbin, ‘Philip Schad, Kenneth Shields, Delbert Bishop Walter Bright, Joseph Berry, George Elliott, Robert. Crick; Gerald Leeds, Robert Short, Louis Byfield, Richard Schulz and Mickey Volz.
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TRENTON, N. J., April 12 (U. P), —Art Le Mond, racing editor of the Newark ‘Star-Ledger who once picked eight winners on an eightrace card in his column and bet on none of them, appeared at a hearing before the state racing commission and said he opposed construction of a proposed race track in Raritan Le Mond said the track would be too close to his home.
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