Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1945 — Page 2

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Gooty Rooster MAJOR PURVES TALKS| 18-Year-Olds to Fill Half of Tower Draft Requirements DELAY IS ASSURED DON “Plays Mother AT LODGE BANQUET WASHINGTON, May 3 (U. P). say which jobs ft thet desorip- | tofé ‘possible. Ourrently calls ar Yiout 30000 yoiihs become. 13 IN CONTEMPT CASE : ~The army and navy are placing | ton. 120,000. ‘They have heen © ea month, Of these, approxiLOS ANGELES, May 23 (U. P.). . par ) ] : Rear ton tar ia a vletim of a’ | Ma) George T. Purves of the inei; accent on extreme youtn for| With the army cutting. down on¥1100,000 for several months. | mately 70,000 are of the caliber] WASHINGTON, May 23 (U. P.. UNI ds 1 split personality, psychiatrists army will be the principal speaker|,.. remainder of Whe war against | nroximately 6,968,000 and the navy Besides the 45 per“'cent of the needed for combat replacements. us ambas ete, Sesired Jee Promises Congress Curb on sd tod. at the annual. Centre. lodge Past-{yapyy, hg + |Scheduled to ggach its full strength|July call-up composed of youths|But mot all can be inducted im-|respite before being called upon to ; Dh RO Saree Senr-old yosster Masters’ banquet at the Masonic| anoiovimately 45 per cent of the |approximatelf 4,030,000 by June 30,| reaching draft age 33 per cent of | eqiately, some not at all for|either back up or repudiate their More Th Black Market. appa y pre y hs Se temple tonight. July draft call of 90,000 ‘mer will |{ #7 kal are to ull about 90,000 tile_buiance ou See Levu el various reasons. Usually around| Veterans committee's. contempt + WASHINGTON, May 28 (U. P.)—| yard of the Fred Hale home. So figs at "5:30 p. a) be made up of 18 year olds. The| Unexpected gaccess in the Pi-|will come from men 26-20 with a (50.000 enter service, Snasge © SEaines TepoTter,. Albers Cr i: Price. Administrator Chester Bowles In due time he should become |, 0” all past masters of the| Percentage may be larger later on.|cifie could make further reduc-|few 30 and over. The numbers of available 18-25 wi a : . (Contin » & a father—or maybe a& mother, lodgh. The banquet will be at The 18-year-olds must however, ~~ |and 26-20-year-olds have dropped I promised the committee that % today ‘issued a “final warning” to| " Psychiatrists explained Roger |. 9 be given six months training be- ITES” ARE SE FO ‘ae : 1 would no nothing further on the guilty by pe _ meat dealers to keep out of the possesses a strong maternal in- 30 p.m. fore being sent into combat. That's Kaiser’ S Son H as R T R considerably in the past year. charge until after I had consulted among the nologically bi Music Will be provided by Eddie Ww The few hundreds of thousands them,” Chairman John » black market. Siinct and is psychologically May, violinist, and Alina Van Vac-|DY congressional decree. MRS. ANNA HITLOW still deferred on a in : ohn E. Rankin cerned, So Pointing to OPA’s enlarged inves-| Sexual. tor. accordionist. Dr. A. E, Deni-| Almost all the remainder of men “H ousing Problem . on farms an war | (D. Miss) told the reporters. “At stand to * L . “Roger is quite an egoist,” one |r LT rman of "the rogram |t0 be called up will be under 30. Services will be conducted at 2|plants will be weeded out and re- any rate, I do not -plan to make leaders tha ge itating staff he said: scientist added. ' “He wants to | or A lin > fog | Selective service announced“yester-| WITH FIRST FRENCH ARMY |P: m. tomorrow at the West Side Placed as far as possible by return- any move for at least the next two ures might “We have the machinery to Pro-| pandle the whole job of parent- |: acter day that all men 30 and over would | Tn AUSTRIA, May 23 (U. P)— | Gospel tabernacle for Mrs.” Anna Ig veterans, Sider men ud, service or three days” trial. vent our rationing system and we| hood himself.” | Bensetorta be Jelorred Slugehriie. Former Crown Prince Frederick | Whitlow, former Indianapolis resi- or yer e army's Wn Bemba of the committeg There wa + intend to use it.” ALLEGED ‘FASCISTIC’ y 23s Jorg as Hey ey 2 le| Wilhelm, oldest son of the late |dent who dieq Tuesday in & hos-|,.The army today began calling | charges against eit on tn a y, With that challenge issued, Bowles | : man 40 or old and over may be| kaiser: complained that “there [pital -in ‘Danville, Ill, Burial will ac k men whq had been furloughed | fioor of ‘the house His dither _ scheduled a trip to Capitol Hill to- VE 0 p STUDENTS DISBAND dischar y a n application y are hardly any decent® houses |be in Floral Park. to industry to help in critical pro-| «1 think you v an salelv dab that chiefly Russ , day to survey his chances of per- : LOS ANGELES, May 23 (U. P..| eb Oo affected by the| left” When told he would be sent. | Mrs, Whitlow, who was 53, resided duction fields hampered by man- the charge is as dead yay Peatetly ha : * suading legislators to extend price | —The University of Southern Cali-| ow accent on youth move, The! Pack to Germany. here 14 years before moving to Powe: shortages. nail,” * said ° ranking Republican Ba » control for: another year without BlG ‘ 4 DE DEBATED fornia student senate was reinstated | war department has reduced the| Ine head of the house of Hoh- | Danville several years ago. Boards Review 18-25 member, Edith Nourse Rogers of y Radio M changes. S today when a secret and allegedly upper limit for enlistment in the enzollern spent. the war in a com- She is survived by her husband,| Selective service said stricter de-| Massachusetts, “In my opinion, the the He will map Sirstegy wih}. “Fascistic” student political organi- women's army corps from 50 years fortable chalet, complete with a | William, Danville; two sons, Wil- ferment standards were being drawn | Deutsch affair is definitely fine axis leader: § Chairman Robert F. Wagner | | zation agreed to disband. lof age to 38. pretty mistress, on Lake Con- {liam Rex, in Germany, and David up for men 26 through 29. These ished. » "that the Na 2 NX.) of the senate banking com- But Dispute te Fails to Slow| The government body Was| Men over 30 who have already| Stance. The French removed him |Fred, in Camp Hood, Tex.; A daehs will be issued shortly. without teal % bsidi suspended by the faculty w elfare | received their induction notices: will to a small hotel room. ter, Mrs. Huey Gibson, Southlyons,| 1ocal boards were ordered to re- VETERAN FALLS TO DEATH Nam Higher Subsidies World Parley. committee for its refusal to provide | be sent back home; Mich.; six sisters, Mrs. "Myrtie view all tases involving men 18-25! -FORTVILLE, May 23 (U. P.).—A : “ @everal individuals or groups in . a membership and “aims” list of the |. Although the armed forces do not| DETROIT RESTAURANTS RIT | pjexander, Mrs. Archie Covert and who are” classified physically unfit|veteran of both world wars was Mostow ¢ congress are dissatisfled with the By R. H, SHACKFORD association, Theta Nu Epsilon. | want any more men 30-38 they will,| DETROIT, May 28 (U. P)—|Mrs. Scott Brown, all of Indidn-|for service. Presumably some of dead today of injuries sustained treatment o way OPA is handling the food sit- aited Press Stat Correspondent | President Rufus B. Von Kleins- however, be taken if they do not Fifteen to 20 per cent of Wayne apolis; Mrs. Nellie Kingery, Tomp- [these meit will be inducted. Un- [yesterday when he fell from & tank | vealed ‘to In aad . 2 SAN FRANCISCO, May 23 (U.| id said there would be no punitive make an effort to contribute to|county’s 2800 restaurants are ex-|kinsville, Ky.; Mrs. Thomas Gibson, |doubtedly some of the physical and |in the Du Pont Chemical company $0 Britain, a , uation and some of them will UY |p, _pjg Four experts struggled to-| action against “the organization's what selective service calls “the| pected to be closed by June 1 as a Southlyons, and Mrs. Bertie Smith, imental ailments have been cured plant. Raymond Sewell, 45, an em- Gerd Yo K to amend the price control act be- | jay to answer a series of technical members, who agreed to’ disband national health, safety or interest.” result of critical food shortages, Martinsville, and a brother, Leo since the men were classified or can | ployee of the plant died "of a broken , Meanwhil « fore it is extended. questions posed by the ttle 20d furnish a list of affiliates, Local boards have full authority to| principally in meats. Frazier, Mt. Herman, Ky. be corrected in the service. neck. tinent sald The goversmeny hag tieg So United Nations in their campaign! EE ——— : a — = a . RRR w— — Sting EE new $35,000, to modify the almost absolute veto cused of at 000 subsidy for cattle feeders, higher of the big powers in the new world Jang, long meat kers and a organization. pledge I prices| The.dispute on this basic issue, Poland w will not be lowered without six|however, has not slowed the stepped named 15,0 months’ notice. But many critics Up tempo of the United Nations accused of “are still dissatisfied. |conference. An estimated 75 per massacre of Chairmen Elmer Thomas (D.|cent of comniittee work on the ‘named 200 Okla) of the senate food commit~| World charter is completed and _ another 60K tee seemed to think the program: hopes Jor sn any June adjourn- Cauchy is wv : 1 iq | ment are hig charg : a Sood a 3 88 far a R. i 2h 2 sai Remaining problenis include ‘such “tion of Lidie enable them to get long “if it is’ tie i asseuibly : Swi permanent.” | powers,; trus ips and voting for- Completio gy mula. : P Profit Seen as Cure £ . Sees Truman was expecte Republicans were equally eritical.| 1y,, gepgte on voting procedure poster of sus The G. O. P. food committee called |; 10 the spotlight with the trus- ore the Un the government's corrective MOVES | toechip issue. Other charter prob- Maur mor “half-way measures” and said they|jo ps have become very technical] iw er justi * were “grossly adequate: to assurehyith most of the wrangling over ional oolsts meat producers a words. “sma " For one thing the committee ap-| The urgency of difficult post-war, small fry peared to be annoyed at the Tew!,rohlems in Europe caused Secre-| be pinned di degree of authority over food. ap-|iary of State Edward R. Stettinius) and - against parently shown ‘by War Mobilizer| jr to fly to Washington to consult considered Ic Pred M. Vinson in announcing the | wity President Truman and his} to the inter: government's program—at least) state department aides. High on tl annoyed that the authority had not| Although he said the quick trip—| Laval, form . been 8 formally bestowed. he'll be back tomorrow or Friday—| ernment, an . “In assuming control over Pro-iwas not connected with conference Vidkun Qu duction and distribution of meat, problems, there was speculation awaiting tri Vinson is apparently acting on pri- that he might try to persuade the Laval still vate orders from the President,” the | President to come here for the in spite of committee said. final session. mands for h — committee also declared that| + . Break Off Negotiations J Gen the “only one honest and effective way” to whip the black market was Here are some of the issues that The Vatic: to give meat dealers from top to to 40 not bear directly on the drafting a number bottom, “the incentive of a reason _{of a charter but are nevertheless mans were | "| threatening to take some minds off tive luxury "| the basic job here: Capri, their ONE—An intra-united nations uncertain. - : {family squabble invelving delegates Among th Despite this assertion the Pra this conference. Syria and Leb- industriafist was going ahead with its efforts t0!anon; having broken off negotia- Nazi’ ‘Pinan wipe out meat black. market opera-|tjons with France on a new treaty, Schacht, Cc tions by heavy-handed enforcement protested. the - French action of one-time ch of price and ration regulations. sending Sengalese troops to those- eral staff: Bowles declared counterfeiting |former French mandates. Delegates Palkenhate red stamps was “one of the moStiof the two near eastern republics i France“ and menacing” of the illegal new prac- ised a conference auditorium to ac- ! Philippe of tices. i cuse France of sending the troops § 25 3 loadin + He recalled the seizure of 20.000.- |¢; pressure them into acceding to j All bad » 000 counterfeit red stamps in prench demands for special priv- : Joe Brooklyn this month, of nearly 300,- |jje0es. = camps whe: ‘000 in Boston in February and some| Two Raising of the Polish issue Swim S

33,000,000 in Chicago in January. Bowles said the same black market pattern used in distributing -bogus gasoline coupons was being followed in meat sales. Dealers buy stamps in lots . of several thousand at $5 to $8 per thousand, use them for wholesale purchases and them make point free sales to consumers, Measures Adopted

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‘tagain by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitri Z. Manuilski. He reiterated the Soviet charge that the 16 arrested Polish underground leaders

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lowing measures: {the charter and will be ready for 1. A “debating program”—like final drafting : and co- -ordination Kelly told | the one for gasoline—under which this week. ‘wife and wo dealers falsifying their -deposits| nye highlights of latest com- if a 32-ca will find themselves with a “dras-|mitiee work on the charter in- jammed. tically restricted working inventory jided: Did Ne and may in time put themselves| Decision to leave the door open The. bart out of business.” for creation of a “traveling” gen- thi in ariel 2. Orders | suspending violators eral assembly. : : nking Kel from handling rationed tems; | Adoption of a proposal to ex- L wast ther criminal prosecution against deal-!.lyde from the world charter any pi the gu ers found to be falsifying red| provision for withdrawal: of a gemonstrat stamp deposits with counterfeits. | member state or expulsion of" a B when h 3 A oy Yee cent check” of all | member by the organization. Sel ike Te DD Sepueta. the ‘rule that | American Formula Reed oontin all deposits of fewer than 250 meat The United States and Great mal when 1} and processed food stamps be made Britain gathered sufficient support saying: ‘Hs on gummed sheets so that their to defeat a Belgian proposal which It'll be the 1 validity may be quickly checked. would have provided that “no On Ccross-¢ Bowles said the drive “starts! {member may evade obligations of he didn't t with the slaughterers, covers whole- the charter by invoking the pro- enough whi salers, hotel supply houses and re- | visions of its internal law.” although he tail butchers.” The long-debated American fendant stag a compromise for linking the inter- Another wi MURRAY NAMED HEAD American system with the world Michael, 63 organization—without limiting the who was wo OF ROME U. P. STAFF paramountcy of the world organiza- the time. o tion and without jeopardizing the with Kelly. LONDON, May 23 (U. P.)—Ap- right of self defense of a regional testimony ir pointment of J. Edward Murray AS| ggency—was approved by a sub- though he | manager of the United Press Rome | om mittee and is expected to get much of the bureau was announced today by complete committee ‘approval to- Sherwood Virgil Pinkley, U, P. vice-president day | while the de Bop Op a native: of "Butfalo. The conference trusteeship com- r BY Joma o

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