Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1945 — Page 2

oses All Hardships of | urkish and Russi Set Sta 1 War for Members o bo El to proto ral new Gres er tn A : 7 WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.—~The count a a or 8 ROBERT C. RUARK . ought to wilk vighly over the the {rst wort was has becom: the frst Susat to peacs after: the SStoud; in | shras of republic couldn't stand on its own feet. And nobody would take re- ca = : ih 4 oie sponsibility for it. Bn od : win cron: 4 gens ge to ve It 10 the United Bates 85|Qemgts in sh wie bar : yeh vig foreign encouts a en Oonate said, “No, thanks” by. THiS means, of course. that Mos-1008 40 10 war lo profict the Are), .;q , TF though they only. help—ta explain The ve cow ‘fiselt- wants Twikith Armenia. ~ “7% C77" | Meanwhile, the whole Middle East (the Turks’ ‘long-standing distrust a vote of 52 to "'|The Soviet “republics” are only| Fy c inds the de- |and hatred of the Armenians. : : D NAZI ICAL been shaken by the Soviet ‘ Turkish-Russian Grab stooges for the Kremlin. + : mand for Turkish Armenia. and by CopTiahe 16s by Tog in 1 ) Then the supreme council tried to] In fact, Moscow wants Turkish RES CH SCANTY the methods the Kremiin is using a Chicago Towa, Tae. - ily. The sl D give it to the league of nations. The| Armenia so badly that the Kremlin| = IN, Dec. 25 (U, P.).—|to badk up fts demand. : I vorld war IL twice daily. The ship wil be blacked | J league said, “No. thanks.” foo. is now making several of the kinds) , investigation] Por thers are approximately 220+| OFT ICIAL WEATHER lan; 2 The Turks and the (of noises great powers are eli Cops Int 000 Armenians § the | ==—e—eeeU. 5. Weather Burst Buery year, the By Il send 1 a : #3 ; tied the argument. |to make just before they go out and of German war-time mpdical re-| © =! Hans i Bye IN te All Date In Central Standard UNO will hold its Jein which is about the size of & > os While the allies were trying to take something they want. __~. |search has failed to turn Up &n¥-,, poy Ce : Bu. 1 a ve. sessions football fleld. There is no vegeta-| Production of a vacting which fiSure out what to do with Armenia,| The Soviets probably would like thing revolutionary, but ‘may still The 1200000 Armenians in the eee Bn. s-., a different lo- tion, and there is the endless va~ 3 effect] ins tn. the new regimes in Moscow and An- to take Armenia away from Turkey contribute to American science. Soviet Armenian Republic cast aiFrecivitation 3 hrs ending 1.30 a. m. 170 x that the riety of sun, sand and sea for them| po [kara did it—they sent troops and the same way they have just taken| "yi oy GG Anderson, who|SOng spell over good many of Eicew'bes an di nti : that the % enjoy: Some peerless thinking] JuenSa has been annaumeed bY. 0x over the regublic and di-|Azerbaljan away from Iran. ; the search of German med. |their racial bothers and all these = i et A may be done on. Canton Island, be- br. Xhomas rants B= 4h, vided it up between them. There woul Be 8 “SpONtaneOuS init and scientific isboratories after Other countries, as well as over the ture in cter ties: ows pagan during the war. The UNO m cause there are no distractions. of he of Each government agreed to the uprising" of “oppressed and Out- she fall of the Reich, said the find. [00,000 Armenians in Turkey. aration haa tow will sisep in leaky tents | Riding sumptuously on bucket- Seyilcloss " Se Duiversity other's keeping the part of Armenik raged” citizens. These Citizens ng, of his men proved ‘disap- Use Od Methods [Beem LILI RR mudholes. 3's full of sharp corn-| ; it en. would turn out to be very friendly » : Zu ee A «3 2 ations. Super aque, bred x stats ig Do va delegates will move| health. ————— Wants It Badly toward the Soviet union. ip however, that it is quite Ant Buries pulley ad the Ried ra wrt wd i ‘bite on UNO members. forward to Peleliu, where they Wil oye, gush, hest disease and cold. The Soviets swore off imperialism Turks Might Fight possible that American chemists Will comes strong enough to bewdteh | ZYSSIVIIS oooercoeresnsireraans, $0» . Amoebic dysentery will’ be. in|spend 140. Pelellu hag coral Cus Then, in 1956, if they have worked altogether at just about this time. First the citizens would only pro- fing worthwhile uses for some of and bewllder every government in Mi. Worth .... IN 1 to the gentlemen. They|and poisonous trees and Tre B00 Pi out a feasible plan ’to keep the|They said it was capitalistic and claim autonomy. After a while they the information brought back. An-|the middle east. Kansas GUY roves. un “$l be initiated into the delights of cara} Whicty will ake doers Wha world out of war—and they will|shameful and they said they'd never would beg fo be annexed to the derson gald the army's only interest| - That is what is happening now, Ls Angeles ....... no. | jungle rot, heat rashes, frostbitten it cuts you, and 1" Bs U8 00 CC! have, if any survive—they can|touch the stuff again. nearest Soviet “républic.” was in discovering formulas of mili- among other things. Mian pei” » Jeet and malaria. If they got any-|sand and sea, too. Bloody Nose| choose their own permanent spot Now the Soviets have changed| Iran didn't fight when this hap-tary significance. The Kremlin is encouraging the New Orieans ...... ft “thing to drink, it will be jungle| confer under the leé y Nose! , can he San Francisco, or New|thélr mind—which is at least as|pened in Azerbaijan—and all but All the details have been turned Armenians to look toward Moscow |oflnoma city 2% "Juice, or freshly pressed Moroccan | Ridge. : York, the Riviera, or even the Black|much a government's privilege as|the last step has now been taken over to the national research coun- instead of toward their various na- Omahs arses f "Sine, For recreation, show them| 1950 takes our gallant conferees pills of Dakota. it is a woman's. " |there. cil, which will co-operate with in-|tional capitals. In doing this, the 5 Tous n "movies; the same B, C and D flick-| to Leyte, for the rainy season. There, Whatever they choose, they will] The Soviet Republic of Armenia] But the Turks say they will fight dustry Soviets are using many of the (San Antonio ....... i“ ers of 1933 that special services jon beautiful, scenic Levie We Wil|have earned 's demanding Turkish Armenia. if this sort of thing starts happen- opment, methods usually used in such af-' Wes a 4 the G. Ls. allow the swallow- ER — ; —————— — - eo are to be fired close to|rot from the wet and the patent‘executive tents all night long. Bull-| leather shoes to become pulpy, “dogers will clank by from 1 a m.| messes. For 1981 we will transport | 20 6 a. m. All sessions will be held in| them in a five-knot convoy, still ] ; : (8) the rain (b) the blind-| blacked out to beautiful, SomAble 3 : ; (c) a blizzard. New Guinea, They can choose their) ; i ve ol v the following sites, own roost out of Biak, Hollandia, {80 be used for a year each for the| Wewak, Aitape or Milne Bay. « | pext ten years. - From 1051 through 's5 the UNO I i No. 1 is Kasserine Pass. If the|boys will circulate between Kwaja-| / . : : scorching sun of the day, and the leir, Iwo Jima, Attu, Midway 0C/ | : the Tunisian night doesn’t|/any part of eastern : dn nfiusnce the UNO fo keep us out winter time. In these places they | ‘of another war, then the ghosts of | will ‘be given the full treatment of b ‘all the American kids killed there boredom, lice, gooney-birds, snakes, = » ' : ¢ . : | | " Clothe-A-Child Donors List | nl (Continued From Page One) |Anonymous pan 5.00 ‘ C ) ave, washed at The Times office and Christian ve 5.00 ww * Z P at the Merchants National | Mrs, Morris Dee ...... 5h ‘ A The money had already been Polka Dot Club ....... : § in advance so that the chil- |A Friend, Martinsville... 5.00 , would have their new clothes |T™® inary 50 3 Frans . 3m * Prom the hearts of 944 ch Jeanne W. | gome thanks to everyone who con- | A Friend of Sm Sitiuted—and 4 Moy CUB, Ly ty or esearnreres | Bl E oe Service Star Legion ..... + 2.50 : Tolal childred clothed: 34; hy Lt. and Mrs. Warren L. Son _ direct dotors, iby Times shop- Ashmead .....cco0000000 o - pers using cash AFriend ....oooninnninsis 2.00 E se ; B. G. and an a tert Le 2001 "Direct Donors |c ik 100 - wn Janice 6 No Cwtiud In memory of Lee Sesenen pe . : gaesaeaesase i EbSves Soh0ol 37 oe.urivrseinnen C. P. 0. & Mrs. Robert J. Schaub 1 psy presidents of Catheris 73| ime Merrill Tent No. 9, - 5 | Daughters of Union Vet. ; yd Er Wt ge erans of the Civil War.. 1.00, . » t Cash Donors [lute Bates... 1m | y 3S Balance to Date, $9666.91 end SEsessrsstestsrieen 10 : .. s ; . : : i Grille ...........5 7058 In memory of Mother . ¥. 1.00 : ’ nl . nL A : MtBIOVIOR vasers. 3300,0 4 8 vrioviiniianriries 200) Of WwW Misses d ££ - Botking .....c.... 3500 No NAME ............se. 1.00 omens. an n’s tS. Business Ma- {In memory of Jake and ; = hen chine Corp. ........c.e0 2500 Mary Simon ........... 1.00 : re Bridge Dept, State High- . Mr, and Mrs. Henry Smith, Lib ; a ad iovass setae 2250(In memory of our som ; pon ; Read WwW. : 3 Wimes Press Room ....... 1700 Lamy ............ 180] py y=t0= ear anda Accessories Unclaimed Freight Stores. 1500 In memory of Pfc. George A Fe ss : yo ; Engineering Co... 15.00 R. MOOI® suieesrsiseses [1.00 : P= Po PE ” ’ : ; ———ctl a ey Shee aa 12.00 Total ssessesesstiseises.d 416.82; . . t : § wind Mrs Gevige G- AA . os LE iii 1} FF Se an 28 Xi i a¥ sag i pen ; a pg © 4 ak aml ol ; OA ih ae hai ti mR fos Bat 8 o oh 3 et SiO 11.00 Total srsesarsaraseinses. $10,083.73 WwW all : 7 : : Lo i le ce 2 a4 : a J Pountain Square Christin (Late contributions wd be Y VERE making way for Spring with our annual year-end clearance of winter merchandise. This year, selections are limited—sizes are broken Radios Auxiliary, og ACKNOWLEBGEMINTS a # : : 3 eth 7 | Tm Chapter’ No. 318, Masien,_ Count isle Livre Du. ~=color assortments are incomplete—but values are excellent . 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