Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1946 — Page 2

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i mothers were greeted with a special.defail of 10 patrolmen through on ~ Law director Lee Howley, arriving for

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10 live and we cannot go to work Monday 1f these aid Joseph Chinndci. A Burke and Finance Director Joseph Sweeny said *opt ‘ot the question” for the city to finance the $250,000,

sed,” sald Mrs.

1 (U. P).~Wheh Explorér-Inventor Irwin A.

ry ‘up the bell of the ship Santa Rosa, a Spanwith a fortune in gold. The expedition will

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HOLDS CITY FAILS

“If the city could collect license

{fees from . its bootleg cabs, it

wouldn't have to install parking meters,” declared City Councilman Edward R. Kealing today before the safety board. At a joint safety board-city council meeting, Councilman Kealing said the city was forfeiting “considerable revenue” by falling to {erick down against illicit taxis. Councilmen, seeking a stronger cab licensing ordinance, were told by the safety board to confer with the legal department. 3

Councilman ed that Woodruff Place be charged $11,530 instéad of $7500 annually for city fire and police protection. He said he requested the increase on the basis of a tax evaluation study made of Woodruff Place, an incorporated unit, by Frank J. Murray of the Indianhpolis Tax Research: bureau, The safely board has already approved a $7500 contract for 1946, but city council has

. ‘refused to ratify it.

Saturday Night, February 23, 1946

From 9:00 p. m.

until 1:00 a.m. at the

Indianapolis Athletic Club

8 by the Indianapolis Day Nursery Jusior

Proceeds

from the Ball will be used

the work of the Ausilry at the Day

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T0 GET CAB FEES

n Kealing also demand-

Belts, each 2.00-3.50. Skots, 7.98-8.98

y i hands. Frans en messaged the 34-year-old]

nt. | pretender that there could ‘be nq

LISBON, Feb. 21 (U. P).—~A reliable source reported today that negotiations between Gen. Francisco Franco and the Spanish pretender Don Juan for restoration of the monarchy have been broken off. The informant, who has just returned from Madrid, said that Don Juan refused to accept Franco's demands and Fran then* informed the pretender that any agreement between the Monarchists ‘and Falangists was impossible. Don Juan has been living in Lisbon during February, consulting with Monarchist leaders who came from Spain to see him after his arrival from Switzerland. Ten days ago, the informant said,

further discussions between them.

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90,000 Await Trial WASEINGTON, Feb. 21 (U. P).— More than 90,000 Germans are being held in the American zone of occupation for possible war crimes trials, it was learned today. ) Officials said the actual proceedings were being held up pending a decision in the Nuernberg trials of leading Nazis and Nazi organiza~ tions, | y The wait is necessary, they said, because future trials will be simplified if and when the Nuernberg tribunal sets a precedent by declaring the Nazi organizations themselves criminal in character. It was also learned that the allied control council in Berlin is

“in |or be conducted on a. zonal basis.

Set Trial of Young flazis

who has been Indicted in absentia as one of the top German war criminals.

Best official information has indicated that Bormann was killed in

the final stages of the Battle of Ber:

now preparing recommendations onigin,

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Mr. Bevin during the ri security coun drei Y. Vishi eign commiss nounced Brit Indonesia an Bevin denied forthright lan word “lie.” . Pravda said government a litical damage had failed. “This is no kindlers of s have been “They will be fenders of a c ing in comm of democracy of hormal rel: The Londo menting on | on the motiv

Senate As Best Guar

WASHING ~The senate’ mittee today Justice depart formation on atomic bomb Maj. Gen. ] of the army's and James 1 Justice depart tion will tell ¢ session what necessary to the vital info

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