Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1946 — Page 15

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| MONDAY, ‘MARCH 11, Veterans, Judges

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township war veterans and Marion county judges at a dinner at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday at 523 -N. Belleview pl. Speakers will include Judge Emsley Johnson, Lt. Col. Harold N. Pelds and Capt. Joseph L. West. The veterans committee includes Mrs. Lee Toole, Mrs. Ora Arnold, Mrs. Frank West, Mrs. Ross Hubbard and Mrs!" Lula McCain, Other committee ‘members

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12,187 PLACES TO DRINK NEW YORK, March 11 (U. P.).~ There are 12,187 places in the metropolitan &rea where you can buy a drink, , the New York state liquor authority announced today.

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Former President to Probe ‘Problems in Europe.

WASHINGTON, March 11 (U. P.), —Former President Herbert Hoover leaves for Europe this week on a mission from President Truman to. investigate a threat of starvation to millions of Europeans. Hoover promised to distribute relief to starving peoples abroad “without differential as to race, religion or political belief.” His itinerary will not be finally

with officials here during the next

The man who became President after he did an outstanding job as administrator of relief in Europe following world war I was faced with these problems: ONE: United Nations relief.;and rehabilitation shipments of food to liberated countries fell far short of requirements in February despite lan-increase in other supplies. TWO: UNRRA. director general Herbert H. Lehman said the situation “grows more critical each day.” THREE: French Ambassador Henri Bonnet and Italian Ambassador Alberto Tarchiani appealed to Hoover for aid for their countries, offering data on critical food situations. FOUR: President Truman asked American newspapers to appeal to the American people in a campaign to conserve vital wheat, fats and oils. FIVE: Bishop Bernard J. Sheil of Chicago warned in an article in the Washington Post that the ideals for which the war was fought stand imperiled because “freedom is a hol{low mockery and justice is a macabre joke to men with empty stomachs.”

4-H CLUBS STUDY PEAGE PROBLEMS

Problems of peace are being included on the current curriculum

at 4-H club meetings.

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The boys and girls are studying housing, marketing, distribution and recreational problems in an effort to help maintain world peace, Concurrently, the 4-H girls of Marion county are planning their local program based on the county calendar of club events prepared by the county 4-H committee and the county home economics extension staff. During March. April and May the 2474 girls who were enrolled in 1945 will re-enroll and encourage other | girls to join the organization. The calendar for Marion county 4-H girls is as follows:

State 4-H leaders camp, the Kiwanis clubs, June 19-31: Round-Up at Purdue university, July 8-10; clothing,

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Sir Ronald Ian Campbell, above, former British minister to Washington, has the task of negotiating a new pact with Egypt, replacing the Anglo - Egyptian treaty of 1936 with one more suitable to Egyptian desires,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Faces Tough Job

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MISSING BOY'S BODY. 1S FOUND IN CANAL

Body of a small boy found yesterday in the canal water gates at 620 W. Market st. was identified today as that 6f James Edward Greer, 8, by clothing worn at the time of his disappearance Jan. 31. His mother, Mrs, Barnetta Greer, 949 W, 25th st. made the identification. Another eight-year-old lad, Vernon Glover, son of Mrs. Mary Bell of 1040 W. 26th st., is still miss~ ing. The playmates were last seen along the canal together, Police have been dragging the canal intermittently, ever since. James Greer's body was discovered by W. T. Barksdale, Indianapolis water company patrolman, during an inspection of the locks,

FALLS FROM SCAFFOLD

John L. Buckner, 60, of 427 Smith st, was in serious condition at City hospital today after falling off a scaffold while working for the J. L. Simmons Construction Co. in Kentucky ave, near the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. He received severe body and head ipjuries.

TRIESTE HELD

LONDON, March come to England and, if you have country for less than $5 a day.

will come anyway the travel association of Great Britain is now pushing plans to attract the sort of people who could not afford to come here before the war. It is particularly anxious | provide accommodations for. thousands of former G. Is who will want to come back to see friends and parts of the country which they were unable to visit while they were stationed in Europe. Special Accommodations Their pet plant at the moment is to establish a chain of hostels or holiday camps at regular intervals through England and Scotland. These would take the load off of the hotels, which are too expensive ‘for the average person anyway, and provide special accommodations for foreign visitors,

American visitors would be able

By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN 3 * Times Foreign Service ~By the summer, of 1947 it may be possible to

You may have to do it on a bicycle and you won't stay at fancy hotels, but you will be able to see the country as well as anybody and you will be treated nicely. On the theory that the wealthy tourists

IN STRIKE GRIP

Result of Police Firing on - Crowd, Killing Two.

TRIESTE, March 11 (U. P).~— Trieste and the neighboring countryside were paralyzed today by a general strike. It was called,in protest against a shooting in the Servola suburb in which two persons were killed and 20 injured. Military government sources sald ‘the shooting started when police were taking down a Yugoslav flag from a Servola church. They said police fired to quell the ensuing violence. The shooting climaxed four days of minor conflict revolving around an order against displaying national flags from public buildings. The strike closed Trieste stores and the Monfalcone ports and shipyards, and halted transport. Disorders Increasing Disorders in Trieste have been increasing since the arrival of an allied border commission, with police- dispersing unauthorized public gatherings. The four-power commission was operating behind a news blackout despite protests by correspondents. The Russians were understood to be opposed -to admitting press representatives to’ the sessions or publicizing the results. United States delegates explained secret sessions would be necessary because many witnesses were afraid of reprisals from rival factions if their presence or testimony were

canning, baking and food preparation judging contests, July 12-13: county demonstration contests, July 17-1¢

county blue ribbon show, Aug. 5-9; fair, Aug. 30 to Sept. § Nov. 4-H achievement week. {of the year, the national 4-H congress, will be held Dec. 1-5

Miss Louise Braxton, assistant di-

{rector of home economics education |

{in the Indianapolis public “schools, | | is “supervisor of the 4-H programs | for girls. Miss Janice Berlin, home | demonstration agent; Miss Virginia | Armstrong, 4-H club agent, nia) | Mrs. Morris Record, assistant, work { with both the county and city leaders in planning events.

| TOJO TO BE INDICTED TOKYO, March 11 (U. P.).—BExPremier Hideki Tojo and other | major Japanese war crimes suspects | may be. indicted next week, formed quarters said today.

Township exhibits, July 23 to Aug. 6; in| State |

2-9 has been declared national| sommission was mishandling press The last event

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made known. Members of the British and | United States delegations admitted | privately that they considered the

LOCAL BRIEFS

| Rabbi David Shapire, Cantor Myro Glass and Mrs. Evelyn Borofsky | Roskin, organist, will present a special Purim broadcast Wednesday at [4:45 p. m. over station WFBM. They e members of the Asaph musical {organization.

Indiana association of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | will meet Wednesday, 6:30 p. m,

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Alumni of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity have been invited to attend the annual founders’ day dinner of the fraternity at 6 p. m., March 22, at the Butler university chapter house, 4721 Sunset ave.

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen auxiliary 901 will entertain lodge 297 at a luncheon and card party beginning at noon tomorrow in Trainman hall. Wayne Township War Mothers club 2 will sponsor a card party at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the V. F. W. post on Lynhurst dr.

Ramona Grove of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold a special meeting and a St. Patrick's party at 8 p. m. tomorrow in their hall at Hamilton and Washington sts. The committee in charge includes Mrs. Hazel O'Carter, Mrs. Nina Hudson, Mrs. Hazel Woods, Mrs. Helen Genier, Mrs, Edith Lauder and Mrs. Irma Altum. Committees appointed for the coming year are Mrs, Alvina Baker, Mrs. Leona Foley and Mrs. Fern Wright,- reception; Mrs. Gladys Mills, Mrs. Vivian Mann, Mrs, Maud Sherwood and Mrs. Mayme Eichel, finance, and Mrs. Mayme Sheron, Mrs. Altum gnd Mrs. Gladys Knopp, . investigation, Mrs. Rose Green is guardian, !

The Washington Township Republican club will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at 61st st. and College ave. Alex Clark, veteran of world war II, will speak on combat intelligence during the war.

ACTOR HELD AS DRUNK HOLLYWOOD, March 11 (U. P.). —Lawrence J. Tierney, 26, movie portrayey of ganster John Dillinger, appears in Beverly Hills justice court today to face a drunk charge. Tierney ‘was arrested yesterday across the street from the fashionable Mocambo night club on Eunset strip and released on $50 bail, ,

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