Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1946 — Page 2

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EVERETT, Mass. Feb. 35 (U. P.).—Ten young mothers picketed the Center grammar os. Ten and approximately 100 others kept their | : were protesting the appointment of a wounded pal to replace a veteran woman teacher. | raced around the school yard wildly yelling | the placard-carrying mothers marched up and down

{ Commito, 28-year-old war veteran, was appointed principal | '& The mothers supported the candidacy of Miss Ruth D. Morrow, | DE ae he Sehuoal tat 28 years. She had served as principal |

a » { 25 (U. P.)~—William Farrar, 87, went for a walk | a oy Inet might. Two bandits took the money | away from him when he came home. Me. Farrar told polies the bandits. | Iay in walt for him in his home, where he lived alone. Police said the | _meighbors all knew that Farrar had come into a sizable sum with the |

years, this small Colorado town today was faced with the possibility | of The deadline for filing applications for city | offices had come and gone, and not a single candidate came forward | of A member of the incumbent city council said a be held and officers arbitrarily named, lest the | cease to exist officially. : :

Deat-Mute, 7, Lost on “Bus :

DETROIT, Feb. 2 (U. P)—Combining sign language with pencil |

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Miss Andrews, one-time “child wife” of George Jessel, is on an | eastern personal appearance tour. . The couple was married in Las Vegas, Nev, Oct. 27, 1045.

IN INDIANAPOLIS

EVENTS TODAY pl suline Hampton, 526% E. Washington. |

ell W. Schindler, Stout Field; MarJuncheon, 13:15. p. m., Claypool. e Haines, 316 N. Noble, | club, luncheon, 1318 DP. 1. | ohn Jemes d

| J hn James Hamilton, RR. ob Oreen. | H Irene Martha wn, : nh elub, luncheon, 13:12 p.m.| § Randolph. ' ig 2802 N

George Randolph Adams Jr, ; Imogene Rachel Wyant, 2347

N. LaSalle. Hurry Gilbert Ragudsle, 958 N. Bosart; ,| leona M. Ragsd 2330 N. LaSalle. BIRTHS

Girls AV St. Fiancls—Charles, Grace Hunter, Russell

and , Oma Ab City—Wililam, Olars Smi Rhoades, Shelb: : Bm-|A% Coleman— Herschel, kicom 408’ N Delaware. [At Methodist—Raiph. Ch nh yg 31 Park; Mar. 147 Rawls; Herta Paula

Victor, Katherine Huffman, and Thomas, Ruth Sayder, AS Bi. Vinecenti's—Lester, Virginia Matheson; , Vivian Lee; Connie, Irene Rogers; ' LaVerne, Rlizabeth Princes, . Delores Steward, Letha Van Brunt, At Home Marvel, Philipena Brown, 2020. Wilcox; Robert, Geneva Smith, 947 Bell; Orville, Helen Montgomery, -! son; Jessie, Virgil Long, 1130 E. 24th, and Joe, Margaret Warner, 807 Lord. | Boys | At St. Francis-Jesse, Dorothy Frasier: | John, Gertrude Jarosinske; Roy, Marha hile; garet Murello, and Floyd, Helen Bennett, | Chicago; Dors Chambers, |At Oity—Thomas, Beulah Robinson; Clarence, Luella Shirley; Carl, Betty Royster Madel, Elizabeth Utley; William, Mabe | Baker; Joe, Helen Cohen, and Oliver, | Wilma Witcher, At Coleman—Claude, Edith McCord, and Hiram, Esther Crandall, i

Houston, and Fred,

706 N. Luett; Virginia ¢ a a amr, 7.

Ward N. Oolorado: |A% Methodist—Edward, Patricia Roberts: TR xn. James, Mary Worley, and Earl, Ruth d, 2001 James; Claudia| Cannon. 1517 Cornell. At BL. Vincent's—Chester,

cock: George, v | Helen Livingston; Elmer, Harriet Bry- |

ii 4421 Oentral; Helen 235 8. Shore drive, Chicago, d-| sant; Bradford, Martha Canfield; John, | Helen i Bdward, Jane Strickland, and John,

Jr.; Leona Marie Wa h elma Laas. , 40 8. Warman. [At Home George, Mildred Shes, 110 W. | : i King Plata hotel; | Arisona; Basel, Emma Wells, 506 8. | ibbon: Broadway, | Senate; Otto, Katherine Dietrich, 1310 | : : 1116 Cornell; Olene 8B. Benate; Thurman, nd, Boulevard piace. % 2M ! Doaaar, 3 or Addison; son, 2095 W. New York, and Obarles, | : 8 i Shigan. Lorene Harvey, 1523 Hiatt, : Tremont. Ls. i hy Enburg: Pearl Lo. DEATHS on Avi Ro Moores James Michell, 66, at Oly, lobar pneuMundy, R. R. 1, Mirjam Lavon Byker, 3M, at Long, rheuPe. 10 College; Ocle Vir. |, atle heart : sley, E. 10th Francis 8. Jones, 41, st City, bronchodan, 817 N. Bancroft; Virginia |, PO¢uUmonia. : . Brookside ave, a Se, 55, at Methodist, cerebral Sonday : ol , Caroline; |oriando W. Condon, 91, at 334 N. n3740 N. Penn. linois, pneumonias, * A Ann . 2030 XN, Nasi France Holt, 31, at Long, brain - 2800 Brookside Mary Katherine Lusk, 74, at Long, cerebral fy 2009 Brook- | James C. Hurt, 73, at h r.

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s ” at City, uremia. monary edems. at BL. Vincent, pul-

Dwight C. Park, 95, at Methodist, cerebral “o.; a. wa, a dons, sari alia mis Et Spb A] us endricks pl, Rosner, 62, at at. Vincent's, eere- ; | Thelma May Downton, 44, at 305 N, Persh-

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Japanese Communist party today clothes formally demanded the abolition of| donkey carts loaded with hay mo

a people's democratic government with a diet composed of a single

The demand was contained in a|dier born in Hawail of Japanese declaration adopted at the opening| parents. He has been overseas 33 of the three day fifth national Com-| months. The grassy plots get bet-

reduced to rubble in the war

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new island is appearing in the

turning over slowly in steaming water,” Ransohoff said. He sald there were no other island near.

JAPS POSTPONE ELECTION TOKYO, Feb. 25 (U. P.).—The

The cemetery is in charge of Sgt. Hayato Kusaka, an American sol-

water explosions. Twenty-foot | boulders “slide from the rising ground and sizzle into the water. “It is like a monster or whale

ter care than most cemeteries at

{Japanese government today post“'poned the general elections from

March 31 to April 10 in a move to insure that candidates for the house

of representatives will be eligible under Gen, Douglas MacArthur's recent “purge” directive,

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