Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1946 — Page 2

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. | pe suddenly smothered in ginger Ipis—accompanied by violent kiss-

nesian. equivalent and should not be bestowed with-

confusing.

would show up at dull sessions if they could be assured that, in:

roast “Sweet | corner wile with 8 Brown: | skinned

A ry in Washi gton n - Adi nobody will | understand them.

Bnglish in Honolulu. The American oldtimers, or Kamasinias, i

fuse to speak A but waiian pidgin, as t of pérverted pride.

when ong of her representatives is eventually defeated, they nas | reverse an old Hawaiian gustom. |

will keep the flower lel an ship- |

Pa] Prices S “China After

{ H. NEWTON Staff Writer Jan. 10. — The

pe ah ps i r in Shapghal today “Paas] deplers attribute the sen-

to tne recent visit fa my who traveled in

a pa AS representatives of

te small business

War Plants Corp:

numb PEARLS usually En itn the States. But cost in ap J desler sald the prices

, and Mr. McGo-

BEOAUSE got bie ar situation

and the fact that the allied military government in Japan pro- ~ hibits the exportation of pearls

o ers a. = snd pattictlarly . Lo is today the chief

i 3 ade the

tified that “two United States | SHINE" Tad LHIVOR 4 Phe A |

Pe consulate rushed official | cars and greeters to the airport. | It was some time befove the consulate learned otherwise.

and other cities of the interior, so the senate could get a on business conditions and possi-

were in China. They left by ship | “for-Maniin s few days after

~get-quick clearance throughi-the |:

$26,000. Dealers estimated the

Evers TODAY Ve ep] associatio auilingy, I. ey A, a, Severin assessors, meeting, £9, meeting, 9 p. m,, Hngton, Beard, luncheon, gate ‘assoriation, | BQ Tub, "meeting, 6:30

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ea pi tRime Ving we napolls, lunchassociation, luncheon,

sulld, ' luncheon,

“IN INDIANAPOLIS

Belge Robert Modsching, Ronald Leonard Foltz R.

Howard Elmer Raymond M. Salcido, Los Angeles, Cal: Virgil

Everett Corpglius fiethensa n ne "Sorts N. |

- i. meeting, $#p m, Leonard A able Koplow, 3880

At St. Vinent's—Hermap, Ruth Hinshay

| os o Credit, lunch picians, meeting, |

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TOMORROW prsant Mion, luncheon, pits, ns itr; Bh, luncheon, 13 (acon), Momse, divper, 6:30 p.m, of Mechanics! ase

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follow their bosses into the sen-

They were greatly surprised to was

Because a lel is the Poly of mistletoe,

Many more staunch statesmen

Whey might bump into & hunk of t, & nares rendition of pei " and an occasional

cutie It 18 to be hoped that no Ameri: be elected to be able to Only the pure Polynesians speak

There 7 ane _rumgr afoot that If Hawail gets into the states,

To the strains of “Alhar they |

congressman | the |

'Mystery' Trip

cards which said: Joseph Gold-

stone, United Stiaees Small Business Committee,

4 BEFORE fe shiv Mr, Gold- | stone had sent from the United States to | deglers | here, outlining the business ar- | rangements tg be completed on his arrival. Merchants said Mr. Goldstone carried letters of credit running into six figures and that he had travelers checks running into five | figures. Although the itinerary for the | two men was. supposed to cover | all, China, including” Chungking

| Mr. Goldstane used business |

Be EARS

# report

bilities, the two men remained in Shanghai the whole time they |

air priorities were cancelled.

» # » GOLDSTONE used his small business committee credentials to

Chinese customs for the pearls | he carried.- He paid the ‘Chinese | export duty on pearls valued at

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Soi A Bennett,

Be Berares rg x Vermont;

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gen; , oherty uise Bonstrup, 308

ware; Jeanne Sacks, 3680 N.

“BIRTHS TWINS

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(girls) Girls Ae Viola Tyon y, | eodore, lillan But Rol hy gi ee Killion; William, utter MeQuaty: Charles, Eleanor Owen; Mau. | Musa Saubaugh { Vincent's—Da aR. Lola Campbell, | Boys { t. Frapelsg—Dewayne, Charlotte Ta Al Sian Dexarne Mara” Tapun |

Dennis, Louie yan Robert, .-V Garaner: y, Loretta Jarrett; Rov: | | gu pre! ly a, a Norman Doveid igh 2 rl Moo cent’ i: B. To das: wile Golds B i Spine o Sin | organ, Hom. vers gd gL “omit At athryn Gates, 517 EK. |

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In Moorelapd. When his eforts|

three times with a German revolver, Bullets entered her stomach, arm

and back. Qoryin, 3 European war veteran,

Mrs, Corwin were separated two months aga. State Police Lt. Walter LaHayne and Trooper Charles Davis investigated.

: Burgess . He Is & member of post, American

IN MEXICO

HOLLYWOQD, Jan. 10 (U, P) — Crooner Frank Sinatra was scheduled to arrivé Iii Mexico City today pn his first trip below the border. He left the Burbank airport with two business associates last night. He planned to visit dhe capitol, then go on to Acapuleo before returning lo Hollywood Jan. 14.

digcharged Jas June. He and

_. THURSDAY, nN. ™ we

LOS ANGELES, Jan, 10 (U, P)~ Seven-month-old Jackie Groom,

«| Wha arrived in Los Angeles aboard

the Union Pacific Challenger was | designed: reunited with his parents today. Jackie started out from Magsachusetts with his sailor father,

and his mother, a former WAVE, but made the last lap of the jours

{ney alone when his parents were |"

left behind In Barstow, Onl,

aunt were waiting to meet him at the station. Gropm said he and his wife thinking they had a 40-minute stopover, got off at Barstow to buy

some baby food. When they re-

turned the train had gone. The Grooms arrived in Log An-

geles an hour later on a Santa Fe

Machinist's Mate 1-¢ John Groom, |hq

NUERNBERG, Jan. 10 (©. Pei Hans Frank, Nazi governor of Poeb gh gs tod ' out the Polen people, "ihe wer oninie to bunal was told ‘today. Col. William H. Baldwin, Detroit, Mich., assistant prosecutor, present-

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theater commar printing critici: authority.’ The newspap cally not to crit man, Secretary Patterson or Ge hower. . Appeal t More than 1 Shafter, in the demanded that definite schedu! and asked tha be limited to } The Hawal adopted a resc Eisenhower and Arthur stating, greater number overseas than for accomplish prescribed by tl In Korea, mo met in a theat "tests. Lt. Gen. them he believ ment and cong they could to | and still fulfill tion needs. Try to A detachment rying rifles brol solders in Fra Joseph T. Mc night. At least rested ‘when thi through the « up quietly wher | forcements arri not in his offic Eight thousa héld a protest field and raise 1000-word cab] veterans comm signal corps sei ing that his 10,000 , demobil sages in two The keynote that the army definite plan a A cable fro men of the 8 stationed in th the United Pr discriminate credits was re: mobilisation cc “Had battle been awarded discriminately | group would months ago,” | The French ported today American sol knives and fi night. The French battle started American sold attacked a ci soldiers defenc a free-for-all Several Fren by knives and intervened, th did not state _canr were wou

DEGNAN. INFLUE

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hookey, and s nap story. The girl Nv parents. Juven an investigatic ditions. In Elgin, James Zenk, high school sti kidnaping-nin Jennings as & to school. The physician rep: raped. Mary Lou ic motorist who two sisters, Jo Police were nof jumped out of a nearby farm stopped to ex: Police sald came frightened i out of the car i five miles fre made her wa la Zenk w ‘the |i automobile, wl grandfather. kidnaped or nr

NEGR( NEW YORE Countee Culler yesterday in | Cullen had wo and hag- stud Guggenheim 1 graduate of | and Harvard.

Blame Of

I | WHY DO to leave dair Dr. George York, eonsult milk sanitar Separator Co sity of hand daily is an | Here to # Veterinary convention, terday and wv tomorrow af “Hopson stres