Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1946 — Page 11

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* FRIDAY, FEB. §, 1048 _

HOLDS BRADLEY |School Publication Staffs

"EVADES ISSUES

Commander Stelle Says VA Can’t Take ‘Heat.

June Behrens today ‘was named | editor-in-chief of the June issue of

the Arsenal Cannon magazine at

Technical high school. Miss Ella Sen-

Gen. Omar Bradley's refusal to genberger, direcattend an American Legion execu-|tor of publica-: tive’ meeting. here Feb. 17 today tions, announced was termed one in a series of eva-|the appointment sions to keep from bringing veter- of the staff as ans administration issues “right out|fo1lows: Delores]

in front before

people.” . "The

the American| Burden, layout

and art editor; 3

veterans administration Robert E. Clark

can’t take the heat of public dis- photography -edicussion,” Cmdr. John Stelle said. tor, and Marion “Their officials prefer to sit in| Spears, assistant

Washington and grind out press|to the editor.

releases ranging from ‘liar’ to in-

June Behrens

Virginia O'Drain was named

nocuous excuses. But they will not managing editor of the weekly

exert themselves to give the public |school publication,

and the veterans, whom they presume to serve, vital information.”

with Andrew Thomas and Marjorie Lagemann as editors-in.chief of staffs I and

Asserting that he found it neces-|II. Laura Spears and Grace Reed sary to limit trips away from Wash- | are associate editors.

ington, Gen. Bradley, veterans ad-

Other members of the staff in-

ministrator, said in a letter to the| clude: Legion: “I doubt whether 1 could Leanna Owens, city editor; David Best furnish any / information not Bl | garet- Ride: Jom eieyior ts editors; Ma.

ready given out through the press or directly to officials of -the Amer-

ji ican Legion.”

Meanwhile, the Legion announced that Calumet Region and Cook County, Ill, legionnaires had voted solid backing of Cmdr. Stelle’s demand for a clean-up of the VA. The 11th district, representing Indianapolis posts, last night voted support of the Legion's investigation of the VA in a meeting held in

| ney, Paul Jordan and Patricia Cook, page editors; David Keyt and Raymond Marquette, associate sports editors; Betty Joan Doan and Normagene Spellman, assignment writers; Rosemary Walker, copy desk; Carolyn Watt, exchanges, and Aileen Thompson, secretary. Reporters are Rosemary Berling, Julanne Eest, Marilyn Parson Joan Ann Fryar, Arline Gunvalisen, LaVerne Hanger, Dorothy Holmes, Marilyn Hotz, Dorothy Lewis, Pauline Ritter, Carol Smith, Marian Spears, William Stafford and Jerra Jean acker. y The business staff will include Charles Bt. John, business manager; Joy Basan, circulation manager; Prank Tout, circulation assistant; Ear! Beasley, publicity

Wayne Post 64 at 6564 W. Wash- manager, and Barbara Evans, Mary Lou ington st.

LIVING COSTS HIT NEW| HIGH IN DECEMBER|

-WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 (U..P.).o The cost of living for middleincome city workers reached its! highest peak since 1921 in midDecember, the labor department reported today. It said the consumer's price index stood at 1299 on Dec. 15| or 31.7 per cent higher than in August, 1939. The index uses the 1935-39 as the normal period in computing price rises. The new world war IT peak resulted from an increase in all basic family items except rents, the labor department said. In the Nov. 15-Dec. 15 period food costs jumped nine-tenths of 1 per cent, clothing was up % of 1 per cent and house furnishings increased %-of 1 per cent. Rents remained stable despite a crushing demand for housing for war veterans returning from overseas.

CLERMONT SCHOOL CLOSES IN MOURNING

Clermont grade school was closed today and classes in all Wayne township schools, including’ Ben: Davis, were suspended at 11 a. m.|' in mourning for two of the Clermont school's teaching staff. 8 Services were held for Principal Charles H. Sawyer and Miss Corinne Spicklemire, Clermont teacher and textbook author, who died from inJuries received in an automobile accident last week,

LEO T. DWYER NAMED

NAVY LEAGUE HEAD

Leo T. Dwyer was elected president of the Navy League of Indiana at a meeting of 22 state councils at the Columbia club yesterday. : Other officers who were named | were Robert Matter, Marion, vice| president; W. W. Gasser, Gary, treasurer; Willett H. Parr Jr., Leb-|" anon, judge advocate, and Anton |f = Hulman Jr., Terre Haute, secretary. | :

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7 STILL MISSING | IN SHIP DISASTER

SEWARD, Alaska, Feb. 8 (U. P.)— Rescue craft - probed the Jagged

shoreline of Johnsto crat, voted against the Case anti-|same anti-labor forces. Later it was the. state to speak. for seven us hE py strike bill because it is “punitive|repudiated by management, as well anti-labor legislation” he declared|as labor, and finally by its own(bill “manifestly unfair and one-!James C. Robers, Capt. David L. Harter,

the wreck of the liner Yukon.

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David ! 7 . [Efvant and Anarew Tomas: + >" (€ase ‘Measure Won Hoosier, Republican: Votes:

Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON,

"| Aboard the General Tayler Louls Ludlow, Indianapolis Demo-|raiiroaded through the house by tha |Wilson (R. Ind.) had returned to ih Gf Paul R Hevimbin T. 4th On 8 orden K Hall Lt

| The bodies of two persons, be- today.

{lieved to be a passenger and a |soldier, were brought

“I will never vote for any law| “We must pass well considered [omits the power for fact-finders in ne Ve ashore which is either punitive anti-labor|legislation which is fair to both |labor disputes to subpena em-«|g' molevas and T. 8gt, William" A. Hamp-|R. Donohus, Capt, J a. id Tynes

{Poth management and labor. , UNITIVE “The Case bill came to the house | °0lle88Ue from the state, Ray Mad-

neither one. That was why I supported the Voorhis amendmen

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floor without any committee con-|den, Gary, and Rep. Charles M. : sideration. It was captapulted there |LaFollette, Evansville “radical” Re-| Thirty-eight ‘Indianapolis vete;3d Gr. k from the house rules committee, publican, were the only Hoosiers rans are scheduled to silve at he on bt John J. : 1 “The result was a confusion of voting against the Case bill's pas-TNew York port of embarkation rd the mew Bern Victory. Si : amendments offered from the floor. (sage, It won in the house 257 to! Ne Next four days aboard nine dif-|r "ge “nichard Moos, T. Sgt. John The measure should have been Sh " : ferent ships. They will proceed to| Williams, T. ¥th Gr. Jess H, recommitted for proper considera- Reps. Halleck, Grant, Gillie, Har- Camp Atterbury for processing.

3 » Aboard the Antioch Victory today: T.| Aboard the 8.— Rep gi ness, Johhson and Springer, all]; C8 5 Eicher. Bo william & |:

n. “The Smith-Connally Act was Republicans, voted for it. Rep. Earl| Moore, T. 4th Gr. William L. Barker, T.|!

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A. Bennett, M.’ a 2 tne th Lantis, 8. 8gt. Norbert V, Booker and T.|A. nn . o , hy Te Rep. LaFollette termed the Case|™h OF Willem W Roberts, ana en nil of oa ay, Bt Mio : Apoard the Lexarkana tomorrow: 1s . Eleven Jocal . men can his week. 4 y . | . Wil 8. Hardcastle, Pvt. Stanley | They were T. 5t r. Loren L. mann sided.” "He stressed the fact that it| 3" iblock and Pre. George G. Galeme | aboard ihe U.S 8. Mersk 5 Cornelius Aboard the Mexico Victory tomeorrow:|H. Tariae A

T. 5th Gr. John B. Uts, T. 5th Gr. Peter | aboard

Wednesday night. A third body |" punitive anti-management,” Mr. sides if we are’ to have peace and |ployers’ books, but includes the 30-| ton Pte, Henry was reported aboard a rescue craft Ludlow said.

which still was combing the bay.

{485 passengers and crew members {had been brought ashore: since | | Tuesday, when rescue craft first {reachéd the reef where the Yukon went aground during an Arctic blizzard,

GRADE SEPARATION PROGRAM ADVANCED

The works board today adopted a resolution for the construction of | {the grade separation at Shelby st. | |and the Belt railroad. Plans and| i Specifications were approved last! | week, | The board will also advertise for | bids on the separation at Morris st. and the Belt railroad. | Plans for the construction of a | sidewalk on Fletcher ave. from | Sherman dr. to Grant st. were also | adopted.

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