Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1946 — Page 2

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P Lh DUE AT NEW YORK: carrying . [| oustaris adoiphus Victor. trom gous n'a modern “march” on Washington | “Speakers include Pa 3 for ey so Sle) ; re 8 y federal aid in obtaining [ » unittee; | Land» number of ctvilishs, - ah ; ke ; ; “. Io ae leton Victory — 26° undesignated DUE AT SAN FRANCISCO:

and black cabs each bore the veterans’ Oramped four and five in a cab, the veterans and id to fn in the nation’s capital until they ention from federal authorities over the major cab companies.

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Afrlines said today’

_ 3c San Saba, from Pear] Harbor—3005 ub-|intorming tt HITE] Doh, 3 (1. Bas Last minute plans for the Red Cross campaign which starts Feb. Prom Pearl Harbor—70 un-|deaths Jan. % Presbyterian church : 25 are discussed by group leaders of the industrial division. Leaders |ppg pio pig al : are (left to right, standing) Donald W. Alexander, chairman; J. Clif- |, “Bay, from Cans! Zone—13 un ton Hirschman, and Ward H. Julian, and (seated) Bowman Elder, DUE AT, SEATTLE:

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» . . 18 (U, P).—A temperature of 53 degrees sent ) yesterday. Police said 75,000 were in another 50,000 were at Coney Island. \ cafes and merry-go-rounds are the only peach at this time of year. Pay » ri

Loses $20 Saving Drowning Child ~NEW YORK, Feb. 18 (U. P).—David Sperling, 1, s discharged

: t today. But he figured it was worth it. rn, Th ou, 0%. arin

” U. P)~Two spinster sisters, heiresses | arded by. pelice dosed alter Mrs: ; % PAs x them. a a Kid NRC le onrpmite A Mrs. Bley, who | a house formerly occupied by the Coits, teleased unharmed yesterday after being held captive for six

‘Colt and Miss Mary E. Colt told police they | guard their home at night after re- | celving ed demands for $100,000.

- Swedish Prince to Wed, Lose Title Co NEW YORK, Feb. 18 (U. P.).—Prince Carl Johan of Sweden will t : ountrywoman tomorrow as he and Bu Soar Kerstin Wikmark are marred at Riverside church 35-year-old her from ps of the | : a Her on tore Hig friends in the fash- |

3 a reception at Club 21, the couple will leave for & 10-day-t ere “Not as cold as New York.” to their fashionable apartment overlooking the : bridegroom will be plain Carl J. Berna“They'll both be working-to pay the

continue writing—"Articles about American d simply American life,” for Swedish maga-

keep house,” she said in the flower-filled living : “My mald is coming from Sweden for that.” ew York representative Tor the Swedish Anglo--

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Organizations

Jfingtan Post No. 38, American Legion ' auxiliary, will hgid « dinner at 6:30 " m. Saturday at. the post home, 134 8. wney st, {

/ Den of Peru, rand lecturer of | x Iadiine. Order of the Amaranth, will |

i Sei I A mew American Legion post will be | | formed at the North East community cen- | ter ‘at & date yet to be announced under the suspices of the 1ith on district. | ¥ In charge ‘of the membe drive are New York today aboard the | H B. Mullendore, 2017 N. Parker ave,

{and Willard Reed, 3428 E. 26th st. i Anderson: M. Sgt. John :

l—— | Initiation ceremonies will follow & din~| “ner to be held by the auxiliary of Fra-| uch Jr, Pfe. Von | ternal Order of Ragles at § p. m. tomor- | row ‘in their ‘hall; 43 W, Vermont st. Members of the committee for plans for the state convention June 27. 28 and 20 are Mrs. Ruth Currens, chairman: Mrs. | +| Chloe Honeyeuit and Mrs. Estella Zether.

rp——— i The Major Roberti Anderson post 44, IW. R. C., will hold a luncheon meeting | .iand Washington's birthday program | ginning at 13 (noon) tomorrow in ve ‘| Friendly. Mrs. Prances Butts is president and ‘Mrs. Stelle Rairdon is ghairgran. The Past High Priseiess club of Tarum | court 14, Ladies of the Oriental. Shrine, | g will meet for luncheon at noon tomorrow nfo . in the home of Mrs. iLeGrande Lawrence, #11 dM Meridian ot. i

OFFICIAL WEATHER : Meta council 108, Degree of Pocahontas, | Re y will entertain members and friends in the sinnnal], 8. Weather Bureay | lodge a oa X. Michigan a Ee Ed : . p.m orrow, ocea marks the | All dats in Central Standard Time) [48th anniversary of the council and will i «February 18, 1946 honor Mrs. Cordelia Smith of 702 N. Shef- |

Soarie Junset .. B: field ave. on her 91st birthday, . 8ih 4. m. | 8 «8% p.m. living lodge member in Indiana.

for 34 hrs. ending 7:30 afl The visiting committee of Sahara Grotto ‘sine Jun.’ 2.82 | auxiliary will meet for luncheon at noon . i tomorrow ‘in the home of Mrs, Frank Shepard, 5835 Julian ave, {

TWO JAPS GIVEN | DEATH SENTENCE

MANILA, Feb. 18 (U. P). — A U. 8. military court sentenced two | Japanese officers to death and ‘our {others to prison following convic3ifion today ‘on charges of bay3s |onetting to death three Amer‘~an fliers who were forced down on 11} Panay island in the central Philippines in March, 1945, The names of the fliers were not 35 {disclosed during the trial. 31| Lt. .Oshicka was sentenced to 3 | death by hanging and 2d Lt. Okuda 5 was § sentenced to be shot,

m . Spruance and Ingram | Drydocked' in Indianapolis

A elty, Indianapolis spring weather to take an auto trip

ht in attracting navy into the northern part of the state. | fwo naval admirals HS wil return here, where he is A | spending & brief vacation before asIndiana capital as 8 suming the presidency of the Naval dons as they Su. wat college at Newport, R. I. ! % tie | e Atlantic fleet commander “drydock” here are pulled anchor today to go to Jeffer- | ne A ance, for-| sonville, where he has several | Of the Pacific fleet, | farms. He will return to Indian-| Ingram, com-| apolis later this week, possibly ti" gel ae he his return so that he and Adm. | j e uance can get together and “talk || A T. Tay- shop.” . . 86th st. Whoa . Ingram, a native of Indiana, A are route to the East coast prior Mrs.| to a Caribbean cruise.

The wives of both officers. arel|

_ | Visiting relatives here. Mrs. Spruad- rie dnd Mrs. Taylor are as Mrs. Ingram nd Mon. Badiey.

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