Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1945 — Page 9

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OFFICIAL WEATHER JAP PRINCE AND 22 | OTHERS ARRESTED Sunrise . ... 6:38 | Sumset ... . 4:20 | ‘TOKYO, Dee. 17° (U. P.).—Prince

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weeks ago. Both churches are in over America without coming u ¢ 4] Boston's south end where detectives, oo 000d holes and a

already have made a futile search|. oF two about these sports _ {might interest some-of you-fish-And banging around the

Var Shipments Cause watch U. S. to Be a Debtor Nation

prison today. The 23 were included in a list of 50 suspects whose arrests were ordered by Gen. Douglas Arthur Dec. 2.

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both their money and ashe merchandise. Lo “Profitable and self - sustaining foreign trade, like any other commerce, involves such realities as payment, competitive prices and ties, freight rates, market conditions and the conversion of

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tea from India, bauxite from British Guiana, copper from Rhodesia, wool from Australia, etc, and sell

‘them to us for dollars.

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the British should not be unwilling to tae the same debt medicine for

country you run across a great many folks who are quite unusual. In the past I've been sneaking away from my job as sports editor of The Houston Press, hopping & plane to some city 500 miles away, visiting in- the hospital and then hopping a plane back. Of course, no one ever notices a sports editor unless they want free tickets 10 a football game. One day the boss wanted a 50-yard line ticket and

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willing to pay. GASH AND CARRY To. please our cotton farmers, 3009 E. 10th St, our government buys the cotton 2409 E. 38th St, with money from the federal treas-| 3212 E. Michigan St.

1115 College Ave. 2754 Roosevelt Ave, ++ 1028 Oliver Ave.

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