Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1946 — Page 2

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today. ¥ appeal the ) en alg : zoning board's decision] DETROIT, Feb. 5. - the die proofs of U. S. stamps which [to permit construction of a Catholic| try’s gambling ign rh C some philatelists maintained they |church, school and residential build-| passed the $10 billion mark in : g t in his capacity as President and |ing at 57th st. and Central ave. to| 1045—can be attributed directly ) property of the government. the Marion county circuit court. | to world war II in the opinion of | : 0, bi $53,000. Y. Souren, Apparently the board didn’t také| Dr, Alexander A. Schneiders, pro- WASHIN of 1018 airmail stamps. traffio hasard this new construction versity of Detroit. } Is cabinet to will bring to our children,” Lester] Dr, Schneiders explained: Yeashing pro Morris, 5745 Washington blvd, at-| “The psychosis created by the Euro dA torney for the remonstrators, said.| war is and will for some time re- oan ! e ma]

Although he was aware that| flect itself in patterns.of cond previous decisions of the soning| which I I es , Feb board were upheld by courts, he| standpoint are unwholesome, : be - Be stated that the case would be ap-| ~~ . FE s March 5 Normally maxim . pealed upon the grounds of further| epgg nsion in‘eo. “wa 8 ; protection for school children at| gident fig i ONAL Senticn - ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5 (U. P.).—Kenneth Simpson, director of housing | enol 84, 440 E. 57th st. bring in its wake the disruption veer, information and Seles here, hes, ound Deny Parking Lot of self-imposed standards and r 50 veterans pas . oA Cries of “No, no” were voiced] ideals. It usually brin eral unable to find housing and announced he would have to yesterday when Louis J, Borinstein,| lowering of a ah

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was his apartment March 1. 5 speaking for the board, suggested expresses itself in wholesale disreFas : ) action on the petition be further| gard for established conventions Refuses to N ; 2 postponed. and moral cod elu is Tenants Must Have Children The board then voted five to three| “It is obvious, of course, that , ; 3 Tenn., Feb. 5 (U. P.) —Even if there isn’t room for lin favor of permitting the Rev, Ed-| one of the primary causes Frar WASHINGTO!

4 KNOXVILLE, , is for all of them in Coleman Dykes’ new “dream” apartment building, (win P. Sahm and his congregation| nomic in character. The rise : he will still have the gratitude of most Knoxville mothers, to construct the new buildings.| gambling is a reflection of " Irked hy the refusal of landlords to rent apartments to veterans |More than 300 persons were present.| rise in national income in with families, Mr. Dykes announced that he plans to erect a bullding In one of two denials issued by| war exclusively for families with at least one child under 16. [the board yesterday, permission to is available, the greater is He said the building would be on a fenced-in, five-acre site. It will build a parking lot across from| increase in gambling.” have indoor playrooms and extra wide hallways to accommodate |gam’'s Subway, 3 E. 28th st, was 8 » : : HE, refused-Sam Hochman, 3335 Central] ALTHOUGH Sune herons sus . ave. Owner. ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 5 (U. P.)—Newspaper sales here yesterday Atherton Rie-Bleoted Yonq Sut Sumbiine | rn were the largest since V-J ‘day, because of coupon ads inserted by an Opposition, led by James M. Og- Schneiders denies it. Atlanta department store entitling the signer to get on the line for a | ion, 2801 N. Pennsylvania st, con-| When it |

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was Bose WHEL 40d 1 ty or Ee vv . : tended that a pang lot would siimgies place Ye money Wa. Ci. disturb the en atmosphere gered racing alone “It was my fe EK, Mass, Feb. 8 (U. P) ~—Mary Jisnesty, Sort at of the neighborhood and reduce above the four billion mark, Dr. and if I wronge was asked by & Woman customer Sha any ny Jona, the value of land. Schneiders pointed out that bet- regret it,” Capt. sorry, madam,” Miss Flaherty rep courteously, | =, tion on the permit to construct| Hng on the thoroughbreds une td Rep. John W seen any nylons here in months. - la church sanctuary and education- doubtedly is. an escape mechan- asked Capt. Saff include in the f

Well, yourig lady.” said the customer, taking a pair of DVIOWS |, buildings for the University Park ism to some persons. I did not k * not Kk

shopping bag, “I managed to get these down the street. | oy iypian church, 2001 Kenwood “Psychologically, it acts in much to give them to you as a present because of the polite WaY |, = way delayed until the next the same way on the horse player sponsibility for always turned me down when I asked for some. board hearing, Feb. 18 as liquor does on the habitual Capt. Safford ri fe ew .a9 During the three-hour session, the SISA OF GUA Ge 9 the drug Capt. Safford Bid . board approved 21 of 20 appeals on a " he said. in 1944 while he ‘Ambulance Poisoned one of the heaviest a in his- . =» fense evidence fc b DR. SCHNEIDERS is convinced Kimmel was

Kv. ¥ LP. : dead today fr tory. John W, Atherton and Otto H. Feb. 8 (U. P.) —Pive persons were ay from |tory that as the post-war world returns what happened

poisoning after the ambulance in which they were | Worley were re-elected president when fording & flood-swollen creek near here. and vice president, respectively. io otuitl, Sn gambling mania ya . On Ow H. RB. Atwood identified the victims as Mrs. He points oat the additional oir- - . Ta . Su ha ; “Rocka: on pate or gruniinacnir, | ARMY CAPTAIN MAY | cominel us “abt of a Designed solely to make you look Jovely fox Sob is a ; as ne ants, wt : RES ine uncertainty of tue, are ti Soh | [ll Gan know be lL a hip fracture recently, was | Cipfl James E. Nol -| inevitable to the mode of -- ad * being to Putrell clinic at Cadiz late yesterday. Her 20-year-old |ingiolNh was be as al life fable sous) mii in. service : if you can take a half shane, ) Lo 3 a, Eimme

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, left the ambulance and waded in |candi for +48 seventh congres-| during a war.” ”

* $id as oA d for Congress” club,| serviceman is filled with uncer- : 2 . ; i . te-| tainty. 100 Ask Divorces From War Brides jooposed of world war II vete-| tainty . i i Safford made ; 5 » Mi.-M1 ’ «| rans, seeks to place Capt. No ery momen many of : ] of be ter he wrote Ja LONDON, Feb. 5 (U. P.).—Au- The official suggested that *,00ps. in the running for the office for them is a gamble, and this out- , Swansoft, m Bem rg rayon. 20.08 A. D. Kramer, thorities today that 100 | returning to the Units states which his father, Dr. O. A, Noland,| look tends to become more ; him in 1041. I . U. 8. soldiers were seeking to di- might have become dhiliusi was » nominee in 1942. Dr. Noland habitual the longer the military : . s . yesterday durk ro rh and ug san “When they 1.2 back” he said, oo but A = - op asid ” "However, it must be pointed akin : . mony. selore co to have ] e » : : : i 1~vestigati sent to America. “they find { jobs are hard to |favor of his son, out at pregsures of war merely Gown Room, Thied Floss : : sling = An official at the transport of= | get and lute generally is diffeult, | Capt. Noland, 26, at present is| 8ccenutua e ency already fice for G. 1. brides said pey,gke heart at the thought, of |! command o the army trans-| existing in many persons to take PROPOSES husbands who had Leis v y port, Cuba, He is a graduate of| ® chance, whether gambling with CONTRC oping their wives out fo com- | indiana university and the Harvard| FR0eY 0 trying to run a fed light ; tive “poverty, and think the | Business school apd is a member of Valle QE ah PHILADELP} West, yay out is divorce.” Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. Capi 1 by ne I dlerapclis Times , \ SH ges. that the Unitec its foreign polic;

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