Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1945 — Page 3
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Spanish Monarchists Riot ‘MADRID, Dec. 4 (U. P).—Dispatches from Pamplona said today that “many” persons had been wounded in clashes there last nigh
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 (U. P.).— Gen. Russell W. Voickmann is on his way home to his wife and 10-year-old son after five-and-a-half perilous years in the Philippines. The war department said Volckmann, a leader of guerrilla forces on Luzon, is scheduled to arrive at Hamilton Field, Cal, today. He is due at his Clinton, Iowa, home to-
“United States is going ahead 'state department to make any
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“By 3. EDWARD MURRAY United’ Press Staff Correspondent ROME, Dec. 4 —Wearied by 18 hours of continuous conferences, Alcide De Gasperi went to the royal
HOUSE at 3 a. m. Today to accept af
formal charge to head the new Italian government. 3 The Socialists won the key interior portfolio in the new cabinet. The 11-day government crisis was settled at 3 a. m., after a “now or never” conference that started at 9 a. m. yesterday. At that time the Liberal party reversed its previous stubborn stand and agreed that the ministry of interior should be held by a Socialist. De Gasperi, leader of ‘the Christ ian Democrat party and foreign minister in the previous government of Ferruocio Parri, will retain the foreign office portfolio in addition to his premiership. The ministry of interior post, over which the six political parties wrangled for five days, was a real plum for the Socialists. It controls the police and appointment of the provincial prefects during the months of campaigning leading up to national elections next spring. Observers considered the Socialist victory on this point does much to neutralize the rightward swing of the government resulting from De Gasperi’s appointment as premier. Togliatti to Remain The Liberal party, a conservative political body, caused the fall of the Parri coalition government by resigning in an effort to swing the control of Italian affairs more to the right. De Gasperi will be the first Catholic party premier since 1870, He has promised to broaden the government by including some nonparty statesmen, possibly including the aged Vittorio Orlando, World War I prime minister. It is understood that the Communist leader, Palmiro Togliatti, will remain as minister of justice. Socialist Pietro Nenni probably will continue as vice premier, In most essentials, the new government—fifth since the allies
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EVANS ATTENDS V.F.W. INSTALLATION RITES
William A. Evans, Indiana state adjutant for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, was presented to members of the Brown county post 1144 at an yesterday at
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DEAR SANTA CLAUS
Would you please bring to the notice of the public—the Sister Eliabeth
By contributing to this merciful endeavor, we help “Sock Polio"— we bring to the afflicted children
The State Chairman of the ; Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation Is Anton Hulman of Terre Haute, Indiana.
Contributions may be sent to Mr. Hulman direct—or dropped in collection cans placed throughout the city. :
DEAR SANTA CLAUS
CONCERT ORCHESTRA that won't have to live from hand to mouth— Thus freed they can plan and provide music of still. more symphonic grandeur .
thus spreading the sheer joy and the cultural influence of fine music.
{Dscarmben 24 to 8th is Symphony Week or Indiana—Governor Gates has so roclaimed it—a Maintenance Fund s being raised.) .
DEAR SANTA CLAUS ~~
Fill the CIRCLE THEATER full to the r night of Dec. Sth— :
iow Thy LAI immensely—and you oing A something worth while for Uncle - Sam-—for the coming home : for those still abroad : for those who are home getting a place In civilian life— = iE
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The purchaser of a bond gets a ticket to a wonderful stage and screen presentation ~(and for every 3 dollars you put inte a bond—you get 4 back—in ten years).
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There are a lot of Uncle Sam's men pi (and women )— : wounded and sick in military, naval and vetérans’ hospitals. r {Re Visit them, Santa Claus, and bring them a bit of remembrance! 3 : It would be a tragedy to miss even one of them. “Gifts for Yanks Who Gave" is being sponsored by The American Legion—and the Legion's Women's Auxiliary— and “the Biggest Christmas Party in the World"—is the objective,
available in all stores—(no candy or food Is accepied). It's not necessary to wrap . them. The gifts you buy ean be left at the sess which will get them to the Indians War Memorial Building—at the Legion Christmas Tree there. Purchases should be made not later than December 10th,
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