Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1946 — Page 20

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National Group to Take Stand on Housing Issue. The National Association of Real

|| Estate Boards will join the battle against ‘the housing shortage hére|

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In a ‘one-day conference at the Hotel Lincoln on Feb, 15, repre- ; 4 ) sentatives of 157 real estate boards in the Great Lakes area plan » ‘decisive measures” to: overs . come the housing & shortage. ; Housing for vet- ¢ erans will be the No. 1 issue in the : "4. national association's program for . BT. Barnard 1006 “the Great Lakes area reaches north to Chicago and Michigan and includes cities of the mid-western region. The conferencé will be the first regional meeting of the national association here since 1940.

Rent Control

Co-operating with the government’s program to channel building materials into houses costing less than $10,000 for veterans, the national association will discuss: Impediments to construction in this region and other factors affecting the real estate market, including rent controls, taxation, education opportunities in real estate and protection of property ownership, Experience gained in at least three other regional conferences will aid the local session. The area meetings open Feb. 6 at Boston and there will be conferences Feb. 8 in Washington, D. C., and Feb. 12 in Atlanta, Ga,

National President Morgan L. Fitch of Chicago,

! regional vice president, said the

local meeting also will review ac-

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area since before the war. Meeting with the presidents and secretaries of real estate boards in Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Kentucky and Ohio here will be the national president, Boyd T. Barnard of Philadelphia, Pa. and executive vice president, Herbert U. Nelson, from national headquarters in Washington, D, C.

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ROME, Jan. 22 (U. P, .—Italy was willing today to permit return of the Aegean islands to @reece but refused to renounce the country's claims to the Southern Tyrol, including Brenner Pass.

Prime Minister Alcide de Gasperi told the national consulative assembly yesterday that Italy would not object to returning the Aegeans, He reasserted Italy's right to the Southern Tyrol which Austria has claimed should belong to her.

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Sixteen-month-old Terry Delaney evideatly believes “mother knows best.” She’s pictured with her mother, Mrs. Austin Delaney, on a picket line in Vancouver, B, C. Mrs. Delaney was scores of former Canadian servjcemen and women who protested tearing down of the old Vancouver hotel until the town's acute housing shortage is eased.

OPTOMETRISTS HERE RE-ELECT OFFICERS

The Indiana Association of Optometrists re-elected all 1945 officers and named two new directors yesterday at the close of their annual two-day state convention in the Hotel Severin, Dr. E. J. Cain of South Bend was retained as president. Other officers re-elected are Dr. Roy Denny and Dr. W. L. Van Osdol, both of Indianapolis; Dr. Kenneth Kintner of Mishawaka, Dr. Robert W. Tubesing.of Richmond and Dr. Irvin M. Borish of Kokomo, all vice presidents; Dr. Louis P. Tishman of Washington, secretary, and Dr. Kenneth Justice of Valparaiso, treasurer. r

and Dr. G. F. Kintner of Wabash were elected directors to serve with Dr. Harold Kline of Elkhart and

who were re-elected, The association selected Terre | Haute for their summer meeting | which is to be held some time in June.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS TO INSTALL OFFICERS

Capital City lodge 97, Knights of Pythias, and Myrtle temple 1,

L | Pythian Sisters, will install officers

at 8 o'clock tonight in Redmen's hall.

Leon Monsley will become chancellor commander of the lodge; Rex Keel, vice chancellor; William McCrory, prelate; Carl George, master of workers; Glenn Hubbard, keeper of records and seals: George Bundling, master of finance; Harry Bollmer, master of exchequer; Newton Lawrence, master at arms; Edward MecShinney, inner guard, and William Hall, outer guard, Myrtle temple will install Mrs. Harriett Hansel, past chief; Mrs. Edna Tinsman, most excellent chief; Mrs. Inez Travers, excellent senior; Mrs. Cathrine Teiter, excellent Junior; Mrs. Rozella Herring, manager; Mrs. Lidia Wilson, protector; Mrs. Lottie Edwards, guard; Mrs. Audrey Brown, mistress of records and correspondence, and Mrs, Gladys Axtell, mistress of finance. . Mrs. Eva Jane Stewart, installing offleer, will be assisted by past Grand Chief Mrs. Madge Robertson and Mrs, Sundling, district deputy. Mrs. Jean King of Chicago, former member hére;~ Mrs. Bertha Lewis and Mrs. Anice Helfrich of Indianapolis will receive 25-year membership pins after the ceremonies, Music will be furnished by the HaWallan trio and Bonnie Steepleton, so- | prano soloist. Boy Scout troop. 190 will {conduct presentation of colors

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