Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1946 — Page 9

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told police a sad story that indi. cated his wife's coat was “taken of Ru-Ex Compound, s& two-week | to the cleaners” in more ways

WILLIAM F. SMITH today

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Canadian Spy Hunt Stirs|

|The senate had before it today

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He hastily went it ‘when he

learned there was a tobacto pouch with a $500 postal certificate and $300 in cash pinned inside.

By the time he returned, the

coat had been taken to a central

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‘plant. He found the coat, with the bag still there and the postal certificate in the bag. The $300, however, was missing.

MANAGING EDITOR | QUITS AT HAMMOND

HAMMOND, Ind. Feb. 20 (U, P.). —James 8. De Laurier, publisher of the Hammond Times, today announced the resignation of Robert

Mr, Bull resigned to set up a public relations office at Hammond.

ago, succeeding Rex L. Hidy, who was promoted to editor,

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Previously, Mr. Bull, a former South Bend newspaperman, had a public relations office at Charlestown, W. Va.

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 (U. P). ‘~Many house members showed in|’ creasing impatience today with senate delays in working out some plan to control development of atomic energy and protect the secret of the atomic bomb.

by the Canadian spy scare—despite

James F. Byrnes that the secret of the bomb still was the exclusive property of this country. Chairman Andrew J. May (D. Ky.) of the house military affairs committee said he may stop waiting for senate action and call for a house vote next week .on the May-Johnson bill approved by his committee last year. The measure would set up a nine-member commission to control development and use of atomic power in this country. The commission would be responsible to the President. Military men would not be barred from membership. The senate’s special atomic energy committee is still working on a bill but is far from agreement. One of the main points at issue is whether the control commission should include military men. Chair~ man Brien McMahon (D. Conn.) wants an all-civilian council. Rep, Ewing Thomason (D. Tex), a member of the house military affairs committee, expressed hope that the senate committee would come up with some plan soon. “If our (May-Johnson) bill is too militaristic,” he said, “let's have the McMahon bill, but let's have some action.” Mr. May told reporters that in view of the Canadian spy episode, he hoped Mr. Byrnes was correct when he said yesterday that the United States never had shared its atomic know-how with Canadas and

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ference that there was no reason to expect any spy arrests in this country as a result of the Canadian investigation. As far as this government knows, he said, there were no U. 8. citizens involved. He would not say whether Russia and atomic bomb secrets were involved in the Canadian plot, saying merely that this was a matter for the Canadian government to clarify. There were some unofficial re-

George 8. Brown George 8, Brown, assistant state

roster of speakers for the Indianapolis School for Home Planners. Mr. Brown will take part in the first session program for Technical high school tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. The first session, which started Monday. at Shortridge, deals with “Important Factors in Homé Building” and “Selection of Home Site.” The first session at George Washington high school will be held.today at 7:30 p. m, The school for adults interested in planning new homes and improving existing dwellings is a sixweeks free course sponsored by the Indianapolis public schools and civic and allied building organizations. No fees are charged and anyone may register,

Towa State college; Ames, Ta.

|mously yesterday. which would forbid Miss Zerweck

a bill tovgrant $10,000 to Louise Zerweck, East St. Louis, Ii, for

was thrown ffom an army horse at The house passed the bill unani-

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