Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1946 — Page 10

the veteran who returned from the war and cuffed the little woman was at least a potential wife-slapper before he became a G. I. Any-

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HOWEVER, to, answer the growing number of queries from the press, VA arranged to Dr. Daniel Blain, head its neuro-psychiatrit services, offi, cially take on all journalistic

“In response to numerous requests for interviews on this matter,” the VA public relations office announced in its most formal manner, “we are setting up a press conference at which Dr. Blain will answer wife-beating

questions.” Until that time, probably “within a few days,” Dr. Blain

will not talk on G. I. mate-maul-ing tendencies, the public relations office added. n. » » MEANTIME, Assistant U, 8, Attorney John B. Diamond, who says he's listened to some 300 veterans’ wives complain about beatings since V-J day, reported another busy day. “Three more cases this morning” sald Mr. Diamond “and they're still coming: I'm no

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war, “These girls say their husbands never beat them before they. went into service, but now they blow their tops and start slugging over nothing. Perhaps the coffeé doesn't taste right or maybe it's because the spoon’s on the wrong side of the plate. “Lots of times they say the guy is half full of whisky he’s bought with his mustering out pay. Sometimes his wife beefs a little because he isn’t job-hunt-ing. Then — wham-o, he slugs her.» sw MR. DIAMOND said most of the veterans involved are- between 28 and 35, have overseas records and are only a few weeks out of service. ‘Many were married before the war and about half have children, They need understanding help, instead of an arrest and possible criminal record, Mr. Diamond believes. “But the help should be sent to them,” he said. “It wouldn't work

Why couldn't some good, smart ex-servicemen psychiatrists visit these -families and talk things over with them?” Mr. Diamond had placed this

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A Manual high school Art club meeting today honored 60 Manual students who have won scholastic art awards since 1928. Featured in today’s meeting was the presentation by Principal E. H. Kemper McComb of a scholastic contest scroll, designed by Juana Griffard. Speakers included Harry E. Wood, director of art in Indianapolis schools and chairman of the Indiana Scholastic Advisory board, and Barbara Schmedel, representing alumni winners spoke. Place of Honor First prizes winner in the pen«ink drawing division of the te scholastic competition, Miss Griffard’s scroll also was given the place of honor in the National Scholastic exhibit in Wm. H. Block Co.'s auditorium, Other winners in the national contest included Ronald Bridges, 'Willard Miller, Robert H. Hanf and Robert J. Van Denman, who took first place awards in 1928; George Figg, Dale Hynes, Blanchard Smith and’ Irene Roempke, 1929; Virginia Hildebrand, 1930; Edwin Thompson

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NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (U, P)— A picket in front of a Western Union branch office in downtown New York carried a large red-let-tered sign today reading: “Western Union workers on strike, “Don’t wire—write!”

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REPORT SHIDEHARA READY TO TRY AGAIN.

TOKYO, Jan. 8 (U. P.). — The Nippon Times, Tokyo's English language newspaper, said today that ‘Premier Baron Kijuro Shidehara had decided to reorganize his cabinet rather than resign en bloc as a result of Gen. MacArthur's directives purging “undesirables” from public offices. There was no confirmation from official sources.

CHURCHILL MAY QUIT? WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 (U, P).— Some diplomatic circles here are cautiously speculating that Winston Churchill may resign as head of the British conservative party during his forthcoming visit in this coun-

Honoring student artists . . . Manual high se hool Principal E. H. Kemper McComb is shown (right).

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WEEK-ENDS IN JAIL CONFRONT HULLINGER

DECATUR, Ind., Jan. 8 (U. P.).~] LaWrence Hullifiger, 30, spént the week-end in jail—a practice he will continue. to follow for the next several- week-ends. ~ Hullinger will serve a 10-day jail sentence from Saturday night to Monday morning until it is completed, by order of Judge J. Fred Fruchte of the Adams circuit court. He was given the sentence when he failed to comply with an order for support payments in his divorce. When the payments fell behind $128, Judge Fruchte arranged the jail sentence so it would not interfere with his work.

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MADRID, Jan. 8 (U, P.)—Monarchist sources said today that Don Juan, the Spanish pretendér, and his wife, Dona Maria, probably will fly to Lisbon from Rome later this week. Once Juan reaches Lisbon, monarchist sopirces said, negotiations for his resumption of the

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Goethals: Cpl, J Wiod T. Sutter Sth Gr. Walter W. nd Pfe. Ibert A. Marsischke, In San Francisco City soldiers listed as arriving in San Francisco are:

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Arrived Jan. EB RN board the Saratoga ju Lt. Meyer Miaerson, Pfc. Gerald Lowry, Pfc. John R. Bgan and T. 4th Or. Roland Eradley.

Scheduled to arrive in New York on Thursday are the following Indianapolis soldiers: Aboard the James Duncan; T-5th Gr. Chester P. Lindle, Sgt. Hender~ son Orr, Pvt. Lloyd Calhoun and T-5th Gr. Joseph E. Cingres.

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