Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1945 — Page 4

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MIT hy | Ex-OPA Attorney SFERS | OFFICIAL WEATHER WiI| 1S SAYS TRUMAN [/AP. WITNESS ‘AMAZED'|l} § ‘MAY BET °F Bob Mil YrFrerovril To Practice Her WILY |v. 5 wane sume WILLIO ORO HIOMAN | 47 yAMASHITA TRIAL Or 2 a MLLIVIY LL | To Practice Here SLIPPING IN. INDIANA] uu vr. . 3—ce-| GERMAN EQUIPMENT ff ~~ p x.) | f » WASHINGTON, Nov. 2L—Presi-|, ig pv subordinate officers who| WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 (U. P). Sey 1¥ IV. 5i dent Truman is slipping in public : —American firms soon may be able Tabby's ie id ] : ! : - mt to A | "3 teem 1 Indiana. ta. the optnion"1e0 10 Obey his humanitarian or- |. uC rman equipment to break simp 8 : LA 133 ra : 2h 14, CE. ARNO Mil, Yama reconversion production bottlenecks roaming c a oh Flat Senator Vayused & Wills shita’s chief of staff, claimed and. expand their. production facil <a i Ta hls . 3 . 4 . : ors ities, state department indica ted - +: Winter. Brings Prospect of Starvation to 900 Million in # The senior senator returned here aad Be wax maied™ that 100A%: vied ed bun a r hi . fe after several spent in Ft y = ; Equipment soon } ! ! Far East, 90 ‘Million in. Europe. 3 | wayne and Bsns He x= {sate WAS being ied 48 8 WA | the department arb ou roi & | this _slig} By DOUGLAS LARSEN © 31 [pressed confidence in his own re-| The defense witness, testifying|, ic neld in Paris. The United wefhey : : starr 22 nomination by the . O. P.|for ' pi to be part a NEA Writer Hoosier G. O. P.|for the sécond day, said undef Cross |g,. ses ‘expects allocated spell the § * WASHINGTON, Nov. 22—-Nearly a billion people—80 million in 3 [next year, and he also says that/éxamination that Yamashita had|or Germany's assets, including pet's disap wap FUrope and ten times that number in China, India and other places un the state still is overwhelmingly Re- {ordered the end of street Oghting|y...e tn German industrial chpital early trag i wi." "oak 8 the grim reatty reported hy food experts of the pr u publi including the rurat arene: MOPS DU W28 APOYRY. equipment. ad 1 Se Bobi : Foe SOc depurtinunts ong Ui ‘wnited Binicus Tt snd veut. » ooed among the Hoosiers,” Sena. | interference, just as do the small|mterested in obtaining machinery ! Jeliog 4s on Satlan aden De world Shure: Teported SRS 18 rence, 3 [tor Willis declared. businessmen with whom I visited.”| “of unique design® and of @ “non- | his family % situation: © week in of her scolding. It's| 3 think he is being pushed| genator Willis said that where he| competitive nature” to bresk pro- “Tabby Toe Pappas family lives in athe reason her son isnt Erowing @ |around too much by a lot of Mis-|y., pepe 1g ttle unemployment|duciion bottiensels of to exper | mate. Bec a ey em A na ouly ats Apia in the 9% al in May, 1043. Joined the OPA | vork soon to serve » month of tem.| TEST LIFESAVING SUITS the leadershi p they expected when and certainly not enough to constl~| iouch with the civilian production | a +7 daughter Her husband "ey day a. meets porary duty before his tetirement.| WASHINGTON—Individual rub- he first took over after President tute a major problem. There is|administration. | uously as ne la . er a big- | It’s the reason her daughter re- MORE POLIO CASES ber lifesaving suits are tested for Roosevelt's death. be |some_ complaint about strikes, RE eeee—————— | a a Soper, Ma7ieting little, Some ce to help clean up thelr UNY| w,\gHINGTON.—An increase off OPERATE DAIRY ON GUAM [leakage by filling with air contain-| “Republicans in the state are ex- reported. But latgely it is directed] USE FOR WALKIE-TALKIES | Egon ehive, Ii vases § atts. little hovel and has & chronic, hack-|yimoqt 50 per cent in the number| WASHINGTON—A dairy farming ammonia while the suit is in-|pecjing the party to carry the house WASHINGTON — War-developed Ey la onto hats| 8 cough. It's the reason her baby op infantile paralysis cases is re-| with American cows has been side a fitted cotton garment that|of representatives next year, There St the lack of & strong govern-|y,ivie.talkies are promised in post- confined #7 usually she can buy about a half died last month when it was only the first . - mental policy in regard to handling |war days for reliable two-waycom- - of bread for each mouth a! ks old. Hardl ported for the five months of established on Guam to furnish has been dipped in a dyestuff that has been little defection, particu hid Tabby - youd : 2 low Seeks oe PEF opie {LAS aa vimpated:tu-Uie ame PB wounded men in navy hospitals turns red in contact with any leak- (larly among the farmers. Seconveryon [probes 48. se Iabr iunicativn between farms and TOW Ouk ; Most of the time she can get weeks any more. Half the popula- Hod wi vith ing amonia. y sul we gal bald, Ye ; . one let he © “=Zhree ounces of dried peas or beans tion of one section of the city died || ' . ! “In the : for each person, maybe one codfish last month. : ’ - up, she'd | for all to share, a tiny bit of olive] Mrs. Pappas ish't mad at any- ' oll and a handful of raisins. She body and she's glad the Germans and love can usually get potatoes, too. They are gone, but she wonders where . “And she’ are rationed. all the food is that the allies home fron UNRRA Helps kept promising on the radio before “All T Its & celebration When she gets| hey arrived. AN hee RAHI Tabby,” 2 are saying, hy a Bobby & can of Anierican army. meat SleW.| inter “sets in food will be even was 8 tin This happens about: once a month narder to get. Until she after a shipment from UNRRA has Food Supplies Vary answer to arrived at the market. Food supplies in Europe vary Maybe Mrs. Pappas is 100 tired to Worry [within and between Countries. Sine hi about the strange things that are Greece and Itply are about aver- if he thi _ happening in her family. - '|age. Poland, Yugqglavia, Austris, Bin find She doesn’t Undérstand that thé Germany and Finfihd have less. | Grubbs, I -diet of about 1400 calories ‘& day| Austria is believed to be in the [| S— for each member Is responsible. worst shape. People in France and It's the reason her husband only|Cgechoslovakia get a little more goes to work about three times a than the Greeks, Norway's condition is fot critical. oh Most people who live on farms at least enough food to main- ||

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