Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1946 — Page 11

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Times Special +e LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 14—Indiana farm leaders today made

final preparations for the annual agricultural conference at Purdue

university, The conference opens| tomorrow.

Preliminary to the annual ses-

sion, ‘the Indiana farm safety}

group met today to discuss con-tinuation-of rural safety programs.

' Outstanding leaders in American)

agriculture, as well as top-rank-ing Indiana farmers, homemakers and educators will take part in the three-day conclave, Theme of the session will be “Planning for Peace-Time Production.” Farm Alumni Meets One of the highlights of tomorrow’s sessions will ‘be the annual meeting of the Purdue agricultural alumni, The group, together with the Akron Jonah club, Fulton county conservation group, will vie in the annual “Avenge Jonah” contest. Speaker at the meeting will be H. G. Moulton, president of Brobkings institution, Washington, D. C. Purdue’s new president, Frederick L: Hovde, will officially welcome the

group to the eampus at a general|

session Wednesday night in Purdue hall of music, Musie Festival Set A music festival, directed by Albert P. Stewart, director of the Purdue musical organizations, will be presented by combined county home economics choruses. Other events scheduled in connection with the conference are the Indiana rural youth meeting, the Indiana Livestock Breeder's association banquet, agricultural and rural improvements sessions. Sessions will continue through Thursday. 4 Meanwhile, W. ¥, Graham, superintendent of the conference, again warned those planning to attend that housing accommodations are not available, !

MONDAY, JAN. 1, 1946

FARM PARLEY SET AT PURDUE

1 3-Day Conclave to Get

by an infected farm animal.

at Camden, N, J, after recovering from anthrax meningitis. believed that Michael, only person known te fully recover from the disease, contracted it from a Christmas tree that had been brushed

First Victor Over Anthrax Meningitis

Three-year-old Michael Abdell plays with a new toy in his home

Doctors

Feisal's 9 Wives Turn to ' Woolies’

LONDON, Jan. 14 (U, P.).—The winter cold forced Emir Feisal, Saudi Arabian delegate to the United Nations Organization, to obtain ration coupons for underwear for his entourage of nine wives. The women -did not want to wear Eurppean clothes, but their long, Tfull-flowing white camels hair robe, comfortable in the désert, were not warm enough. A shortage of hotel rooms has forced many delegates ‘to sleep two in a room but a Danish representative was allowed to sleep alone when he confessed that he snored.

MORE HOOSIER : |’ LAND ON U. 3. SHORES

The following veterans are reported as arriving in a New York

port for discharge processing at Camp Atterbury, Arrives today aboard the Emma Wil. lard: 8. Sgt. James T. Hubbard, 8. Sgt. James BE. Quiett and Pvt. Bdward De vega. Due to arrive Thursday aboard, the Jonathan Edwards: T. 5th Gr. Earl L. Warman Sr, Pfc. Harold E. Brideweli and T. 4th Gr. Raynold T. Grambush. Reported as arriving in San Francisco ports: Arrived Jan. 11 aboard the Exiria: Pvt. James E. Litteral. Aboard the President Pierce: T. 5th Gr, James L. Harding. Arrived Jan, 11 aboard the Admiral : T. 5th Gr. Alfred J, Huddleson, James Harris, Pvt. Norman J. . 5th Gr. Henry Holland, T. 5th G. Howard and Pfc. Willlam T. Griffin.

Due tomorrow aboard the Sloterdijk: 1st Le. Joseph L. Retter. Sgt, Glenn Hayden and Cpl. Willie py iy

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| foreign policy of ‘the United Sta

WASHINGTON, Jan, 14 (U, P.)~— The navy will operate seven active! fleets this year to support oocupation and demobilization programs and Jreovide training for post-war naval fi

‘The two ee alas divisions will be the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, each

the 12th fleet with Adam, Henry K.| Heweitt in command. Secretary of the Navy James For. restal sald the navy's plans “provide for the essential support of the

Under current plans Forrestal said,’ headquarters of “the Pacific fleet will be maintained at Pearl Harbor under the command of Adm, John H. Towers, a naval aviator. It will include the 3d, 5th and Tth fleets. Seventh in West Pacific The Tth fleet will operate in the western Pacific under Adm. C, M. Cooke Jr. The 5th, under Vice Adm. Frederick C. Sherman, will base on home ports and operate in the central and eastern Pacific. The 3d fleet

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tic fleet will consist of the 4th, 8th and 10th fleets under over«all command of Adm. Jonas H. Ingram. The 8th, under command of Adm. Mare A. Mitscher, will comprise a strong force of aircraft carriers and ships assigned to operate in’ thie north Atlantic and Caribbean, The 10th fleet, under command of Vice Adm. Bernhard H. Bieri, will

wfoperate in the Caribbean and

south Atlantic, The 4th fleet, whose commander was not designated, will constitute the Atlantic reserve fleet. It will conduct reserve training operations in the Atlantic.

BLAST ON TANKER

BAYONNE, N. J, Jan. 14 (U. P.). ~—Two men were burned seriously today in an explosion and fire aboard the -Standard Oil tanker Pequoit Hill tied up at a pier at Oonstable Hook. Cause of the blast

and fire was undetermined.

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. PASSAU, Germany, Jan, 14 U P),— Army intelligence agents worked on the theory today that three American officers, found hacked to death in their charred] quarters last .Monday, had been killed by members of an American. German black market ring. It was learned that Passau District Governor Maj. Everett Cofran, only one of the victims whose identity has been announced to |date, had been attempting to break up the ring. The other victims were eriminal investigators, They had come here on the pretense of buying; horses but actually were investigating the black market, it was learned. Maj. Cofran’s chauffeur, a peglegged, German, . was held for questioning. Indication that Americans may have been involved in the murders was evident in the presence of criminal investigation department officers and, an inspector general representative, Neither of these

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BABYLON, N. Y., Jan, 14 Wm ; ‘

—A 45-year-old. society matron was

free on bail today charged with aid-| ing an®ex-soldier from Chicago rob|

the homes of her wealthy friends. Police sald Mrs. Adelaide Perry and Bruno William Lucas, 32, con fessed to two burglaries which netted them $1900 in cash, war bonds and jewels, Walter Weeks, investigator. for Suffolk county, said they spent part of the loot visiting New York night spots, Weeks alleged that they had planned to rob the homes of nine friends of Mrs, Perry, She had “cased” all of the homes in prepa< ration for the loeting by Lucas, he added. : 3

Met at Hospital Mrs. Perry and Lucas met while he was a patient, at Mason general hospital, Brentwood, L. I, where she was serving as a Red Cross gray lady, police said. When he was discharged from the army she suggested to her husband that Lucas be permitted. to live with them until he obtained a

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money on, Lucas and when her

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‘blondes, brunettes and

redheads. Wear it wrapped or swinging free. Include

ing Tax; $189.

Natural Ombre Muskrat is young and very lady-like, i

fashioned of beautifully shaded interlocking pelts, has

a pretty looped tie at the collarless neckline. fs warmth

and sturdiness belies its beauty, Including Tax, $319,

And these are just two of the many young, smart fur coats we

have! Fashioned in sizes 9 to 17, they're youthfully styled, but

Natural Muskrat coats with dramatic jersey muskrat trim. Note

the wide deep. sleeves, the presence éf curves, the fluid shoulder

with as much chic in every generous line as there is in the furs for the Junior's sister! There are Leoped Stencilled Lapins, Natural

Muskrats, Natural Ombre Muskrats, Beaver Dyed Mouton Lambs,

lines, the flattering detail .at the throat, the cuffs «+ + how wide'-

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