Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1945 — Page 2

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STALIN WIDENS B- 29's Rip Another Jap City; De Gaulle Should Meet With || RIFT Oki Battle Deadlc fh QI "TEN Big 3, Western Delegates Sa i R ON POLAND inawa battle Deadlocke WAS PROTECTED Big estern De lega es Say Wo (Continued From Page One) That, it was believed, was the ; Came “| (Continued From Page One) What 1s the good of reglonal Marcia * Ki > : 2100 tons of demolition bombs on Teajon the Japanese press has so : at s eace ference. Many problems afrengemenis, they pak, if Atmes : Ie was | Refuses to Negotiate With 21% city in a hdlf hour period. The pig or owleiged timportance Air Raid Shelter Built Peas Lie ein are ot te the a lies 3 ties Jo he So Hippies. 3 : ; . o ) e 25-y Arrested Poles. faidess wars escorted by Iv0-bysed Week-Long Battle Under White House. pease Se HANS ay bees has been made secure on the other son of Mr, : 7 ; | " a : side of the world? Anderson, ined Froni Page One)’ (Consiywed From Page ons) : | The Said Jock rk Jenin a Try ad, Meompleted an| (Continued From Page One) thor coo ottlonnts sroarent.| This, it 1s observed, is not isolas shone ne 4 h 8 wd LL : » (Contisi mi Page, Ns (regarded as putting Into public | industrial - targets. Previous raids |airfield on Shima off Okinawa. that Washington would be bombed are in the making as at Trieste, | tlonism, ‘but the essence of yosions the army h on Chinese matriang. as well as in NEW YORK POLITICIA? pe (form the stone wall attitude that on Nagoya Monday and Thursday| ¥oochow, opposite Formosa and jor shelled. [Th eastern and middle- Europe, in|8lism as provided for at Dumbar . Kinney as Japan, it probably will be longer | here say that maybe it won't be |. . 4inomatic representatives [left the city one-quarter destroyed. |Okinawa, fell yesterday after a| Provision was made for extensive | the Balkans and the Near East. |O®ks. national H 92d harder than the German war. | William O'Dwyer for Democratic have been expressing for several| Radio Tokyo said 30 other B-20's bitter week-long battle. The Jap-|communication facilities in the| But the immediate need is for a Trouble In Algeria the Roots-I nd -| candidate fer mayor to succeed weeks, : sowed mines in Wakasa bay on the |anese believing an American land- | shelters. settlement of the ominous issues| Another reason why France should ville, He hi YOU CAN DISCOUNT the. La Gusrdia after all, but that “The statement was carried on|narth Honshu coast. A ing imminent had seized the port| In the event of a heavy air raid| raised by the Nazi surrender. take her place at once as one of Celumius ~ rufor that Senator ‘Walter F. | O'Dwyer may carry the Demo- bh, “oo noges of Moscow news-| Fanatical Japanese defenders on |last October. a Mr. Roosevelt would have been in| Not even the zones of occupation |the Big Five—and, in Furopean Surviving George will become secretary of | cratic colors against Tom Dewey papers, a dispatch from the Soviet southern Okinawa battled ‘four| The American conquest of all but | & position to keep in constant touch | have been definitely laid down. | affairs, as one of the Big Four—is parents are treasury. Truman slap-down of | in the 1946 governorship race. | oi.) cig American divisions almost to ajthe southern tip of Okinawa and With the nerve centers of govern-| France sholud have a hand in all|to discourage wreckers, whether at Pvt. Robert, George plan for tax reductions | It's figured this way: Position Clarified standstill today as the Pacific war's|the neighboring Kerama islands al- | ment, this. She, more even than Britain, | home or abroad. : Jour Shes b disposed of that. If O'Dwyer were nominated and {alin stated Russia's position | bloodiest campaign went into. its ready has given the allies a passage | Other shelter facilities were pro-| Russia or the United States—or| She is having trouble, for ex= i i .. 8 8, left the Brooklyn D. A's office, | S ian Polish problem—number | 49th day. through the Ryukyu chain to the |vided for lesser White House per-|any other country whose frontiers ample, in Algeria. Hostile elements LL C SLOSS OF army cuthacks Governor Dewey would ol 5p A — threatening allied wnitye Hills Change Hands east China sea and Foochow. IL for the this do not touch Germany's—is inter-|there are seeking to make use of uo $0 whether reconversion will'go | Pot Jus successor and Bil MATS uv a letter responding to questions| American forces were inside Naha, Airstrips in Use o ons had special tele-| ested in these decisions the inevitable post-war economies Cpl Eula TE ran pellevedl. Bak the | 1005, Fit go With ihe ofc. Ti put by Ralph. Parker, Moscow |Shuri and Yonabaru, the three| However, any attempt to force planes m a JDasement room—| France should help to police Ger-|and social disruptions to foment re. Mrs. Ruby ( . g ’ 3 ’ J a ; i Jel HY cr lvays in- ould be a Be a Dy correspondent of the London Times. |strongholds of the Japanese line/the China sea now would expose Vy hoiacey by th ioe Sonrste TY ea gr ellatn ure bellion and Siathed i ocraL was killed clined to think the army over a Y ; The letter was broadcast Ry the |but key hills dominating the cities|allied ships to attack by Japanese White House. 8 a AE ay EQVeTnment ih Tasirops In ce while servin, ; s as many as planes bas . : : estimates—believes cutbacks will Moverover, Ed Flynn of. the Moseow PIRI, recs said Stalin's. oe es - the isin a id 0 Tomo ad Virtually all White House per-| President Truman's suggestion that may be a foretaste of similar upe talion: be deeper before long. Bronx and Boss Frank Kelly of ca Hie . sonnel were issued gas masks. Em-| the United States might turn over | heavals in other parts of her widely . ©Opl. Coe, Automotive industry still thinks | ooo havent given the nod [letter tended to clarify the Soviet ing battle. American planes already have ployees who would have to be in the | some of its zone to France scattered empire. Or within France in early July a good bet for lifting TOORIV : : position, but they saw nothing in| The conquest of Okinawa will put {started using the two airstrips at open during a raid, particularly| The. American le, it 1 its rE o e f Fr n th « Syerseas 8 of its production controls, Thére'll » Op yar. Bt, however, be con- |it at first reading that would indi- {American air forces in a position Valencia, fiying in supplies and [secret service agents and White) dicta a ate oot op: pH A Pe 0h en Eek Jahioe fay h ie ju ser Yice : t b cars roduced in that ere m4 cate a new basis for settlement of|to isolate Japan from the Chinese carrying - out support missions. : > g y p L eD altence not be many Pp ble enthusiasm for him on | House police, were equipped with troops to remain in Germany for | her get back o t k siderable op y r get back on her feet as quickly school and quarter, but auto men are con- | ., " ..atorial ticket. Senator |the Polish problem. | mainland, informed observers be-| Two American forces pushing | steel helmets, slany. years, 28 presi | vinced they can, under proper | yu FC ol" alked of | Neither the British foreign office lieve. : [north and south were within 32 Reporters Given Misks : asteiclin conditions, build more than the ostl for the Democratic nomi- |nor officials of the Polish exile gov-| It also.would isolate large num- miles of a juncture which would yo Park, N.Y. w rotected with riot be 1 ft OE 8 200,000 cars tentatively talked of | MOS" : ie N ernment in London commented bers of Japanese troops and cut off {split the island lengthwise. Reporters regularly assigned to as prote 1} 10 used unless the east coast ve sislers, for 1945 Wation, but he lost nis Ne. 1 sup- immediately on the letter. a rich supply: of raw materials| Australian troops reached the|the White House received gas|cqually elaborate care; except. that of this nation is menaced again by Mrs. Levi Steel Sat " ‘their worry: they porter when President Roosevelt + ve : flowing to the homeland war in-|east coast of Tarakan virtually masks which they tested and fitted |is old house was never equipped |an enemy.. Barksdale, | Ting a No whey | died. | Democratic Basis Nusiriet from: ABia. ending the campaign, for individual size In a tear gas With an air raid shelter. Removal of the elaborate pros dianapolis, they're ready to use it. They fret Chairman Woodrum of the | Tne Crimean declaration called chamber at a nearby army instal-| Army planes, however, were kept|tection system from Hyde Park has |, Burksville, 1 Yieys deliveries on necessary ma- | Dbuse post-war military policy for reorganization of the present | : lation. on constant alert at near-by air|OCCupled service personnel almost Sampel of I chine tools, think . WPB - should committee has scheduled hearings | goviet-supported . government » WET FIELDS 4 ALT CLUB T0 PRESENT Mr. Rovsovelts principal shelter [fields to protect him should enemy | continuously ‘since Mr, Roosevelt ' of Detroit. have given a green light long be. | OO universal military training for |warsaw “on a broader democratic . CINDERELL A PLAY was directly under the White House | planes ever break through coastal died. fore it did -June 4-16. Committee Will only |pasis with the inclusion of demo- 'n movie projection room and offices| defenses. Small, but speedy. and NE “ Pfc. Charl . >» x» recommend to house whether or cratic leaders from ‘Poland itself HOOSIER PLANTING “Just Like Oinderella,” the old occupied by the.head of the White | well-armedspoast guard craft pa- CHARLES H. PRINTZ, overseas las ia's Ind not peacetime universal military fang from Poles abroad.” ; alin Cinderella falry tale in modern House police, the U. S. secret serv-|trolled the Hudson river in front RETIRED F ARMER, ‘DIES in action wit Russia's ustry training should be jdonted 5 “No deviation from these decisiong|’ - (Com ved From Page One) dress, will be presented by the|ice, Presidential Adviser Harry L.|of his estate when he was there, many April aca ON-AGAIN Rus-.| governmental policy. 1fary al= lean be permitted,” Stalin said. $evArevipey w Hopkins and Adm. William D.| Charl p A 3 9 of: tiflued bad! ’ A battalion “of military police arles H. Printz, retired farmer He was th sian lend lease policy started last | fairs committee will handle de- | po said he believed the Polish ean | of “hours of. contifiued © 4 | Biestd Virgin Sodality’s dramatic | Leahy, chief of staff to the Presi-| was quartered on property adjoins | and life resident of Marion county A Jails of ane 11 it's decided on. question. — be * ed 3 agree- gefmitels rile a : club morrow at puss) ‘Heart | dent, : i ing his and they . maintained con-|and Viet, died Yesterday at his ; ~ and -husban Fie n SB ak BFR, rire ments HES eal Hes only pa § LE ; yy RHIC Ta: tA i i ST ETL es undepdbortrae OF wh ve hott: the i 2 up | ihonthal Fight -{vided the following elementary con-| Double Wir Effort Two TIOFmances A i Yer “given, fury, ‘connected with the White Hous® yet EL Woug Roose- a ot 30% “a gr Yin 5 fighting Germans. Reason given SENATORS McKELLAR -AND |ditions are observed: ‘Meanwhile at the Frazier Packing fone at 3 p. m. and one at 8 p. m.| |by a heavily reinforced tunnel, was| 7g augment these facilities there| He was a ele of Center. the army Ju was that they apparently were STEW ART of Tennessee have | "IF » the reconstruction of the| Corp. in Elwood, Chief Accountant Chick Williams will direct the pres- | more .of an immediate post - Pearl| were elaborate scientific devices| Methodist church in Southport, | peee——— = destined for post-war use. . ged 6 pi ut off Senate Goma leh, eb, prisons] government (now j Joseph Li. Williams said that pack-|entations, ; J Harbor. stop gap while the, Ls asin) mm bbone omaxily through the Hyde | Surviving are his ‘daughte / CIEL » ; 257 fy temmary. this policy was re- manag road 7RA, DiirectiE Lalien- BF, ibe latter is recognized ing plants and farmers are present-| Members of the “ast ate. ses) slip. Hnder the east. of Nae) pi estate These included elec- | Hazel Printz Evans; -Souj x versed, Anieficall companies” were thal until next Thursday, though ‘siNrocieus or the future |ly in about the same fix as last year.|Springman, William -Pazder, MatsiWhite house was being cOmPYETel. 1 tric eye systems, intricate - flood | Sister; Mrs. Nan Tucker, “The\aw~ ds —— to ship all machine tools th announced they were Polish provisional government “of| “The packers are not worried as{Marie Lauck, Mr. Williams, Miss . Hyde Park Safeguards lighting plans and large- scale | apolis, and two brothers, Alec and : they could, including some for Ts their fight in- deference national unity similar to what took |yet. Farmers are begining to get Rouliea Riftet, Morand Hartman, The gunners stationed ‘on the up-|alarm arrangements synchronized | Arthur, both of Indianapolis. | Busia's automobile se. | to President Truman. Fact is the | Place in Yugoslavia where the na-|on edge, and I ihe Wear son. Dorthy a a Aoindine, |per portions of all sections of the|so that it was next to impossible| Rites will be conducted at 10:30) Last week treasury all | two Tennesseeans Have pulled tional committee of liberation was | tinues unfavorab. e there definitely | Nl arth an 35 Y lexecutive mansion were relieved! for any unauthorized person.to ap-| a. m. Tuesday at the J. C. Wilson : ment division again. ord every wire trying to oust Lilien- [Técognized as the main nucleus of|will be a shortage. er from duty late last summer, proach the Roosevelt home without | funeral home in Greenwood, with machine tool shipments halted thal and pude ihe most une the united Yugoslav government. ~ Typical of f rmers in the area Since Pearl Harbor they had oc-| notice. burial in Greenwood: F P except out of Seattle and New withdrawal (filled with Policy of Friendshi is Bert Egger§, hired man for| DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED jcupied posts which would have The cessation of the war in Bu- arm Fro York—and industry believes even | gracious cy Pp WOMEN - PI or shi is be going | name-calling) in recent senate | «rp ag result of the reconstruc- Oscar Young, R. R. 3, Box 584. He| prontwood chapter 308, O,E.S: made it possible to sweep almost| rope and the accompanying relaxa- E LOTS TO MEET ‘ToBeD thete Tn ay th es is | history. Hon, a government is formed m|°"3 MF. Young's son, Donald, Work |i; confer degrees at 8 p.m. Mon- | every corner of the expansive White tion of the censorship code makes| The 98ers, a club composed of into Siotuse. uses Jomny to z x = Poland which will pursue a policy of 100 acres.“Mr. Young is employed |qay in Veritas temple. Mrs. Clarice House grounds with their machine | possible these disclosures, primarily | licensed women pilots, will meet at WASHING that Yools are c a . TVA employees are not n- |, oo "0 the Soviet Union|tt * War plant in Indianapolis. |pgyis is worthy matron and Clif-|guns. because the safety measures are no|11 a.m. tomorrow at the Weir Cook — American’ Risso-American politics, “cluded in the federal employ- : .| Soggy flelds have blocked .their|sorq Scholey, worthy patron. The President's home at Hyde|longer needed. They probably will airport. ; : Total amount of orders involved ent pay-raise bill passed by the |20d Dot a policy of ‘cordon sani-} q+ +5 plant. Only: half of the to’ raise 5 p is less than the $150,000,000 re ra were specifically | '4iT¢’ against the Soviet Union. |,5, ,oreq have been plowed and year than th rumored, but more than enough exempted in an amendment ] “IF the problem of reconstruction none have been finally dressed for This was a to meet our automobile indus- | oq by TyA supporter Hill of |of the Polish provisional govern-|planting by discing. government try's reconversion requirements, Alabama. This was done to re-’ ment is solved together with the Farm Night Shift new $40,000, .-w 5 3 onal control which | Poles who at present have ties I : Meanwhile, Sk "TVA so successful that |With the Polish people and not| When’ sunny skies dry out the mittee prep Extra Gas without them.” flelds. it will be a race against oe rep NGRESSMAN ho should it is being copied throughout the time mendations . CO. w world. Stalin said the 16 Poles held by| oc: | : : shortage. . V know say June 21 is date for " We'll just have to work night : % that sire sz a the Red army were arrested “on the| =. day” Mr. Eggefs” said. “The The agricu motorists to expec WEST COAST labor leaders |strength of the law on protection . : gers . most of the tract fixed th lights gas promised for after V-E do% | uy Judge Lewis B. Schwellen- |of the rear of the Red army against i ae Up Wi. gh al last year's re That's the date the new By | bach doesn’t want to be secretary | diversionists similar to the Eng- e Pp g p tion would | stamps will become . good. . -. - of labor, that his inclinations are |lish law on protection of the state.” on oe we .zet the. Wenthtr we slaughter of choosing il, OPA gives all more legalistic, something like the: ~ . e This year’s card motorists an even break. ‘attorney ‘géneralship would be to ‘Notorious Diversionist can catch up in about three days: be 32 per c An earlier increase would penal- | p06, ® a despite the fact | The arrests were affected by| We will get crops as long as we war food pr ize those who have had fo-spend | oo pove Beck Pacific’ North- |SOviet military “authorities in ac-|can get the seed and plants out ment said. most of their stamps. Value of | west leader of the teamsters |Cordance with an agreement con- by the end of May. ) However, if the “A's” is expected to jump | in is said to have indorsed |cluded between the Polish provi-| “They will grow and mature if set capita suppl: from 4 to 6 gallons. Ration | yyy ‘to succeed Miss Perkins, |Sional government at Warsaw and [out later, but then it is a gamble will drop § t ards also will be more gen- | peck recently visited the White |the Soviet military command, he|on being saved by a late fall,” he year's figure. with = card holders. . House. smd: - said. : : Call ss =u | John L Lewis, about to con- Stalin said the arrested group Given a break in weather, dis- Se AR DEPARTMENT expects tinue his uninterrupted series of | Was headed by the “notorious diver- (aster in the field will be averted. This will b initial casualty reports to be = ying by petting a considerable |Sionist,” Gen. Bonislaw Okulicki,| But it must come soon. plies down tc from the European theater by | aise for anthracite miners, ex- |successor to Gen. Tadeusz (Bor) above the pi of May. After that, casualty | pects to be back in the AF. of L., | Komorowski as commander of Pol-| py from Europe will concern | with the seat he wants on the ish underground forces loyal. to the | : . P A . ol y those meh who have been | executive council, not later than |€Xile government in London. : glandard (ie as missing in action. These | convention time. next October. | The London government said the : D M In spite of dribble for some time. Navy | The A. F. of L. counts on his high |atrested men included ‘Wincenty ment expects fts European casualty lists | patting average against govern- |Witos, a moderate socialist who| - (0 ooo Page One) fresh yegetabl tically cleaned up three weeks | ment and employers to wean | thrice had been premier of Poland. ; om fresh and fi : | away some C.IO. units, Asked Explanation stepmother, he told Sheriff Downes. |. Products as : Foreign Commissar V. M. Molotov| _ He said that after he shot his than yh Tit B lk Alli d T finally confirmed the arrests and |tepriehet in the Chests ne Fah UV. 5 to me disclosed the charges lodged against | Outdoors screaming. Mr yards pats ITO DaIKks, re roops the men May 5 while ar the Fan to his wife. Then, Prank said, HM. AN | jpecds goco ° world security confererice in San De leveled the rifle at him and shot RN 7 Sangards,” 3 5 its first pre ace on er or C on Farncisco. him also. in the chest. J iri ‘ | A neighbor heard the shooting \ 3 WN i ¥ production: and called the sheriff,. who called RAN Wk Subs (Continued From Page One) . Jone of contention, he said, | SAYS CLUE CLUB | POLICY i Trooper EE SER W) a Meanwhile Ww that “our policy, as has been , that proud Triésie and Gorizha ay publicly proclaimed. ‘5 that: to TO REMAIN SAME wn a it Joy at the Br ASN Gan putting east o Sonzo river, the part o 1 meat ‘subsidy Italy known as Venezia Giulia. [see Should be Rae rs oucy 8 owte: we o el D Charles Pectol brought the yesterday by The Austrian area is around Klag-| ruil consultation and deliberation | the lifetime of its present owners Die to Indianapolig. M.: Vinson, enfurt and Villach, the border strip! ; : ; Mr, Salyards had been divorced : between the various governments ames M ) Designed to | g Mr. and Mrs. James H. Makin. ¥ abutting the northwestern corner of from his wife two years ago in.a high Yugoslavia, | “The al Mr. Makin announced the club pfarion county eourt, and custody of hig Sack » : will ¢ (In London a foreign office com- | ie Jo Aiviplee JIRkS Ji thelr Will continue to operate as a private of prank was given to the father. $35,000,000 an mentator said an unsatisfactory re-| orgy as trustees SE oor ulti- Social and recreational center, { Mr. Salyards remarried last It will cons ply had been received from Tito In| mate disposal is settled, at the peace | Mz. Makin Who is also Pe no, | Christmas, sold his grocery store tle feeders—I response to an allied demand con- conference.” Alexander said and-general manager, added, how- that he had operated in Indian-| _ Ti cerning the occupation of Trieste. ! . ever, that plans now in the making lapolis and three weeks ago took gressional foo He added that “further exchanges | ¢ Friendly. Agreement would perpetuate the institution in|his wife to a farm at Carp, about payments wil will have to také place with the | Emphasizing that “we may -belits present status upon the death | eight miles northeast of Spencer. per hundred - Yugoslav government”) : [relied upon to act. impargially, as|of the current owners. Eye animals weig (The Belgrade radio said the|We do not covet these territories| Recent city hall reports intimated AGREE ON DANGERS Hors and =e] Yugoslav reply to Anglo-American | |ourselves,” Alexander added: the Riviera club would eventually pe reaw notes was drafted in a spirit of | “In this situation I tried ny be deeded over to the city. OF INCOME SLUMP ob co-operation. It said the “honor best to come to a friendly agree- | tt A slump in farm income like that oy of our army and country demands | ment with Marshal Tito, but did| ONE YOUTH GROUP following world war I must “be In aqdision uRos {not succeed. The United States and v ; . Vinson also: the presence of the Yugoslav army | HOST T : : 50 in Istria, Trieste and the Slovene British governments have, there- 0 ANOTHER avoided at the end of this conflict ONE: Ass coastline” without prejudice to any |fore, Ben the matter up directly| wvouth of the First Presbyterian | to prevent disastrous results to the livestock ceil allotment of this territory at the With Tito. The Soviet government | church will be hosts to college and | country’s economy, it was agreed be reduced wi peace conference.) has been kept Sully ‘Erformed.” business young people of the(py business and. farm leaders who vance notice.

At Peace Table Meridian Heights Presbyterian|met here in the Columbia club yes-

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allies had no objection to Tito TOPIC OF LESSON tomorrow night. | Indiana’ State Chamber of Com- You can give them a lift in movement -of claiming the territory. | The Rev. Harry R. Mercer, as-| merce. ’ : TWO: Incr His claims, the allied commander | “Mortals and Immortals” is the SiStant pastor to Dr. Roy EWwing| .The meeting, attended by 23 rep- . or sidy on both | said, will be examined and settled subject of the lesson-sermon of all) Ale. of the Tabernacle Presby- | resentatives, was to assist the more ways than one if you will ing firms to “with fairness and impartiality” at Churches, of ' Christ, Scientist to- | ferian church, will speak on “Pres-|state chamber in determining the ; z on them. Tt the peace conference morsow. byterianism” during the worship|mehanics for carrying out. the pro- gO easy on Long Distance calls upped 40 cent rer———— The golden text is: “They. that period. Preceding worship, ere gram of its new agricultural depart- . roactive to A . id \ (will be a “snack supper” at 6:30 ment to foster better understanding . vised again’ s PASSENGER SLASHES te after Se Sort oH ining Je) p. m. and afterward, a recreation |of mutual problems of agriculture between 7 and 10 each night. study ‘of cost HIS THROAT ON BUS are after the spirit the things of the "essen. ©. je business. Th ge h gs will go » 25 : ’ . ' . n June A passenger on a bus passing spirit.” p. 191, LANDO'S DEATH R at St € time man service : : through Indianapolis, William B.| The lesson-sermon also includes | 4 REAPPOINTED ( ON {OF EP kA B REPONTED y THREE: A Thorpe, bl, of Mayfield, Ky, slashed | |the “following passage froth the | ECONOMIC COUNCIL Former Prime Minister. Vittorio . h 11 prove the dist his own throat last fight in an! Chribtia: \ : men in the camps are callin plies, Vinson Christian Science textbook, “Science be th Orlando of Italy, last of the allied - unsuccessful suicide attempt. The|and Health with Key to the Scrip- | = {Toa ® of a TE . BY oe a ls Beacetorti: w bus was at the intersection of Wash- | ¢ b i conomic Council were poin y : rom p v ington and Harding sts. when the | eience 3 ary maker A: he! for four-year terms today by Gov-|treaty after the last war, died to- home and they’tT appreciate and less from incident occurred. { immortality as based on spirit.” |2Tnor Gates, They are Stephen O. day, | 3 +B 3. Hroancas si sid, . : ‘. «TTY duction, Thorpe was an his way from De- |p, 191 {Nojana, editor of ihe News; Ben your help in leaving the lines On the su troif to his home, police said. J rasan ineth B. Elliott, Yioes President Sind) CITY-WIDE > : food committe Now at City hospital, his condi- | Sales manager of. the eiORLer ¢ port today in tion is . mi GUN ACCIDENT W WOUND Corp, -South Bend; Joseph E. Ea BRANCHES for them. to warn that e——————————— FATHER AND SON, 6 nerty, mayor of Gary and . this country t CHALK ARTIST ON | George W. Starr of Indiana wi F ele er rust (op, be curtailed A father and his 6-year -old son | versity. Addresses in Telephone Directory crisis is to be PROGRAM AT CHAPEL | Were accidentally shot in # gun-| Mr, Noland is serving a chair. Member Federal Qopasit Insurance Corp : The * incident today at R. R. 20, man of the council. t er . INDIANA : : the OF ’ a” UEFI SATISFACTION GUARA Sal blame the ; The victims were ‘Hollingsworth , he Shon drawing n | The scimk wee natinessors Check Itching BLAC rh pee bs | reponsbilty BM. Mm the Volunteers of sald Smith accidentally shot nim-| First Lr) tried for The WPA 4 ohapel. | seit in the hand while cleaning | Agonizing itching of 3 Sule Selerud, Sanh a : ; for or j 25 automatic, Then dropped the fatter, Ringworm, Pimples, : war A ay : a

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