Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1945 — Page 28

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES War Widow Wins Legion Contest

HELEN WA TO SUE [orm em wow <a UESTION RAISED ro 14 (U. P).[file suit for a divorce from Robert ~ =Screen Actress Helen Walker, 24, |Blumoff, 36-year-old Paramount § M0 Yeutetied Voaf sumelinies Seu. Studio lawyer.

OVER RED TOKENS

By Scripps-Howard Newspapers _ WASHINGTON, Dec. 14. — What is OPA going to do with all those little red tokens, now that rationing

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| They've called them in. Retail- | ers, wholesalers and distributors are | supposed to turn in all they have by Jan. 5. But what's going to hap-} | pen to them hasn't been decided.

Various suggestions have been

| made. One 1s Tor a bonfire of tokens

to celebrate the end of rationing.

| Another is to store them, against

the day—may it never come-—when rationing breaks out again. } Some hopeful citizen suggested

The tokens are made of vulcanThere are two billion of

ing extra ration books, and that the retail trade would save $35 million a year in handling ration transactions. The last time the government called in ration tokens—the blue ones—there wasn't any immediate | use for them. Later, however, they | turned up in the ration program of | an allied country.

‘THE WIDOW of a marine lieutenant killed on Tarawa, Mrs, Helen Anderson, 1460 8. Meridian st, was awarded a $25 victory bond for her winning suggestion

“Pleasant Run Post,” was chosen, The contest started six weeks ago. The post is composed al

Diplomats Won't

Feast On Caviar

MOSCOW, Dec. 14 (U. P.).—As far as the Americans are concerned, the Big Three conference of foreign ministers will be with-

most entirely of world war II veterans and meets at South Side Turners hall. It has more than 100 members. A holiday dance will be given Dec. 29 at the South Side Turners hall. William E, Murphy is chairman of the dance committee. Serving with him are Duke Dud. ley, Harold Cheek, William Bertman and Mel Zimmerman. August J. Spitznagel is commander of the post. :

BEVIN GOES TO MOSCOW LONDON, Dec. 14 (U. P.)~Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin departed for Moscow by airplane

today to attend the Big Three foreign ministers conference.

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