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ARTHUR

Combating Misunderstanding of ‘Fraternization.’ .

today called on U. S. troops in Japan to observe a ‘high standard of morality” in their relations with Japanese women to avoid sorrow and distress in their America homes. _ :

HIGH MORAL CODE

Calls on Army Chaplains to Offer Strong Leadership in|

TOKYO, April 2 (U. P.).—General Douglas MacArthur

Commenting on letters received from America, Mac-

Arthur said “grave concern” ; was being expressed over |°f the American occupying forces

nd the Japanese le.” published reports which suggested |" rh Pun peop . “widespread” promiscuity among Commen

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Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, April #, 1946

WEIMER , age 64, of 1653/8. Talbott, wife of John Weimer, Mrs, Esther Buchman, Richa Robert, Emil . and ry Weiner, all of ‘city; sister of Mr§ Anna Lux of Cincinnati, .; Mrs. Frank Depew of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. George Brown, Ft, Lauderdale, Fla.; Michel Seibel of Laurel, Ind.; William Seibel, Cincinnati, O. nine grandchildren. Funeral from Lauc Funeral Home, 1458 8. Meridian, Wednesday, 8:30 a. m.; Sacred. Heart church, 9 a.m. Burial Bt, Joseph cemetery, Members of Christian Mothers and Third Order soclety will meet Tuesday, 8 p, m,, for prayer.

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ERBLEDING--With deepest gratitude and appreciation, we extend our heartfelt thanks to our: meny friends, relatives, neighbors, for their acts of love and Find. ness and beautiful floral tributes exter¥. ed to us in our recent loss, the death of our beloved, Bart L. Erbleding. Our sincére thanks to Rev, C. A. Shake, organist, singer, Shirley Bros. Service for their kind consideration, y 3 18, MAY MAIN, LEAZENBY With deepest gratitude and appreciation we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our many friends, relatives, for their kind messages of sympathy, acts of love and beautiful floral tributes extended to us in our recent loss, the death of our beloved daughter, Jennie

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Lee. Our sincere thanks and gratitude to the. neighbors in the West st. vicinity for their many kindnesses extended, Rev, C. M. Armentrout, soloist Mrs, Catherine Borne and Beanblossom Service. a THEODORE & BEATRICE LEAZENBY, Bn NEGLEY—With deepest gratitude and | sincere appreciation, we thank the many friends, neighbors, relatives for the many acts of love and kindness and beautiful floral offerings extended to us in our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved Minnie Belle Negley. Our sin

ganist), Mrs. Clarence Wamsl .- landon’ Telephone Co., Oakland” chamsr Eastern Star, Oakland Rebecca lodge, Supt. and Mrs. E. C, Walker, nurses, and employees, guests and patients of Greensburg Home hospital, and McCord Serve ice. PAMILY, ROSS—Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation is extended to op

G. 1's and Japanese girls, “This results” he continued, “Unfortunately,” he sajd in a let- | “from the prominence of the Amer~ ter to army chaplains, “there has|ican uniform in Japan—a prombeen a growing tendency to mis-|inence which causes one misdeed construe the word ‘fraternization’ [to overshadow a thousand good —to clothe it with the sole mean- | deeds, however more truly the lating of immorality—and greatly [ter may reflect the sterling char-over-emphasize and misinterpret [acter of the average American sol-

lationship between members |dier on occupational duty.” We relationship The letter to chaplains was Mac-

AN ESE AS 7S Arthur's first public comment on we gl (the morals of American troops in EASTER HE CORNER DJ |[Japan, In it he called on the Rd |chaplains for “strong, direct moral jl | leadership.”

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Self-Control Problem

MacArthur said every effort was being made to increase opportunities for educational advancement and “healthy recreation for soldiers off duty.” “The problem is one of self-con-trol and self-discipline,” he said, “characteristics which have never failed American soldiers in time of stress.” : He sald it would be “useless” to ban social contact with the Japanese. Even if such an order could be enforced, he explained, it would “violate the inherent self-respect and personal rights of the Ameri-

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By VIC PETERSON Times staf Writer GREENFIELD, April 2,—Graygreen eyes’ twinkled through a. pair of pince-nez bi-focals and a frail hand pushed an “unruly curl from her forehead. Mrs. Minnie Belle Mitchell smiled for she was discussing her favorite subject, a childhood friend named Jim, : Fondly - she caressed a bulky manuscript. Mrs, Mitchell, who only admits to being somewhere in her eighth decade, thumbed the pages of a 60,000-word volume she recently finished writing. The title page reads: “James Whitcomb Riley Knew Him.” A Texan by birth, ‘Mrs. Mitchell came to Greenfield to live with relatives when her parents died. Here

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Hoosier Authoress to Publish Stories of Girlhood Friend

piayed the guitar very well. “Then we had our dancing clubs and other social get-togethers. It takes all that to know a person, and

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here in my book.” This is not the first of her works for in 1942 she published “Hoosier Boy—James Whitcomb Riley.” This is a collection of tales of the poet's boyhood from the time he was born’ in a two-room log cabin until the day his father, Reuben, came home from the Civil war a captain. Another book, “Gray Moon Tales,” appeared a few years earlier and is-a collection of stories on the South. It is illustrated by Hoosier artist Will Vawter.

But the current volume is her !Ehlers, nephew of Mrs. Freda Noel, Gal- | veston, In

crowning glory. Carefully she wrapped it in a newspaper and put it in a valise. ' “I just keep this real handy all

she married John F. Mitchell who [the time. You never can tell when

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WASHINGTON, April 2 (U. P.,| —A high education official predicted today it will be civilians, not veterans, who get crowded out next fall when there aren't enough colleges to goraround. Women, especially, can expect to be disappointed, said Dr. Ralph McDonald, executive secretary of the department of higher education of the National Education association. Dr. McDonald said about 300,000 G. 1's are currently enrolled in 1700 colleges with total enrollment of approximately 1,300,000. During the war the college census dropped to 825,000.

DEATH NOTICES 1 indianspolis Times, Tuesdsy, April 2, 1949 EHLERS—QCeorge P., of 1065 Cecil ave,

Louisville, Ky., passed away Tuesday, age 38 years, husband of Louise Wols

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GRAHAM—Robert 8, husband of Margaret 8., father of Jack R., brother of Glenn H., Floyd, Curtis and Ross Graham, all of Indianapolis, John L. Sheldon, Alvin

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& : 'stature of the poet grew and Mrs. | UiZ RIBBENTROP HAMMON—Rebecos J. (Becky). , re ra ’ The brewers of Indiana advocate true AGREEMENT SOUGHT scene kept Notes and anecdotes] other of Raymond A. snd "Waiter otis Y( IGT a 8 MERIDIAN a. - i | ammon, sister o rs. Viola Herring ol -5711 EASY -— 1 i ice~1 | - Indi lis, Miss Leci d Miss Ett Mamher Supe temperance—not just lip service—in FEEL PLAYED OUT | ,iivGron, april 2 (up) [snd pictures until they overflowed ON ITALI AN JEWS Avery, Brownsburg; grandmother of Rich. | J; O. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE 970 10} >. ny y "i ' ‘ : : ! , passed da ospect MA-9438 drinking, in driving, in eating, in work. New Way To Help You | Administration spokesmen in the a couple of dress boxes. Be a Sammen L NY Muidw |, i di irvine: Feel Younger ___ |senate today indicated a willingness | “It really was terrible when I| NUERNBERG, April 2 (U. P)=mond, 30 N-Gaie It. Services Wadnes-| (og AND FOUND 3 MASI a] x ” A y o e) y 2 - i ng and In playing, . Middle men and women who are run | 0 Scale down their minimum wagé sat down to get started, MIS. | Joachim Von Ribbentrop. admitted | 1934 W. Michigan. Friends invited. Burial | LOST—Spayed female, part cocker nnn ; down and no longer enjoy life like they bill if it would defeat an amend- | Mitchell said. “I didn't know where | : + {Crown Hill. Friends may call at the| spitz; white with black markings, ad 3 pce did, Juyy be suffering ri Orderline ment raising farm parity prices. |to begin. It even was more difficult at the war crimes trial today that|funeral home. {in Longue, Pony tail, from 4900 Washe FEMALE lood- ency, Tramone, a new for- | 1 . : . 'd. : ——— BEER IS A BEVERAGE OF MODERATION mula, —y stimulate your vitality and ake Senator Claude Pepper (D. Fla), | for everything Jim did was colorful. he harangued Benito Mussolini and HAMMONDCourtey E. age nn Jars | BR-1512. ¥ ame Frizkey. - Reward. Gi v for 5 you foul FOuNger with inclenstd SHOTEY and |® leader in the fight to raise the| “But what “pleases me most is y Couns Galeazzo Ciano for their] mrnest and Leota of Indianapolis, brother TAN LEATHER GRIP Host at amp 28 0 vigorous interest in life's activities so envied | minimum wage in industry from 40 that everything in my book is the “laxness” in applying anti-Jewish of Omer T. Hammond and Mrs, Agnes ry, v y. . ; » : 3 : je of H Segedy; $50 reward if returned with cote in sma THE INDIANA BREWERS ASSOCIATION in youthful persons. eantaine a wondestul | "gs" cents an hour, hoped for a|truth about my old, old friend. No Hammond "of Indianapolis, passed away |tents. = Address 3818 E. 136th st, Cleve: combination of ng . 7 | measures. Pu-lland, O. Phone Skyling 0163 Il 712 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Indianapelis 4, Indiana = ou should try at once. Tramons is sold by compromise before nightfall. jone can become as famous as he | Ribbentrop made the admission | Jonday a: the tome lil aa. m. | LOST —Biack patent ey oR Ca M. z - HOOK'’S ug " | The senate has pending a Pepper without a great number of legends, | under the angry questioning of | from hey Bros. Xeving Jul Chaps, | money, identification, and gmportand . "m | = | : : , toca | ’ 4 on st. Burial in Ander- y init; tate. . . — Zh | [Amendment Which would establish many so wrong, springing Up about | prench prosecutor Edgar Faure. At| son, Ind. Prienas may cal at the chapel | ard Garp O 2070 An P ass oC : |& minimum wage of 65 cents for him. . lone point the court reprimanded |®?Y time after 7 p. m. Tuesday. | LOBT—Gas model airplane, Sunday alters sa dia EE two years, 70 cents for the next two| Throughout the book are many |p. | HILL—Sarah Alice, 3816 E. Michigan, | Doon. vicinity Post road. Yellow body |years and 75 cents thereaft In| J Ribbentrop for his shouted re Passed away Sunday, wife of Oria T,| ith red and biue tail. David E. Patrick. Fe a I} { . eafter. In never - before - published poems ¥ | sponses to Paure’s questions. Hill, mojher of Mrs. Allie Ferguson, | Reward. CH-1477-M. b16 op . |addition, it would increase the Greenfield's famous citizen and side he had | Mrs. Artie Nichols and Artie Hill, city; LOST—Man's Bulova wrist watch, 1 Oe ; ih i | Faure asked Ribbentrop if he ha Brookville, Ky. Priends| band, vicinity Michigan and Oriental, dan ssoclates | mbe persons aq Jobs covered stories whith probe deep into the {not protested to the Italians regard- Mp. Fr 1 oe al services at|Reward. 522 N. Oriental. MA-3631. » . 1 BED BUGS by federal minimum wage legisla- | background of those quoted 50 often ino their “protection” of Jews from the South Side Church of the Nussrens, | STRAYED—Light brown male cocker. VAiR Cle . | tion. {by Hoosiers. | Getmans in Italy ursday, 2:30 p. m. en: ited. and Til; buff stripe across back wi 4 iH a | i . Burial Round Hill | collar, leash. Reward. BR-9352. 1 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. |jUse SHUR=-DETH | The senate last week tentatively| But no one is going to get a peek | "yo sig ne recaljed talking “with| wuciEs Harry a. 3022 Alice si, passed | LOST — AZ B. sorority pin -with AT, Recura 812-820 Guaranty Bldg. .s Indianapolis . +. Phone LI-3534 ||| for Quick Results approve espite a warning that between the COyers until it is pub- |either Mussolini or Ciano about| away Sunday evening, husband of Rose and Je Aitached, engraved on back. week. ’ ili it would bring a presidential veto— | lished negotiations for which now! ; Hughes. Service J, C. Wilson “Chapel of | Reward. . RE : ' ) .. |sabotage and the necessity of being i," onimes” 1234 Prospect st. Wednes-| [o§T—Tady's Bulova wre waieh Moss ES ——————————— EE | Amott Exterminating Co bo Benment BY Senaloy Richard are under way. Professional pride {on the alert and the Jewish problem | day, fi p. m Iilends invited, Burial} Jay. Downtown vicinity, Reward. CHe ; | » JB. Russell (D. .) which wo lin her book and personal pride in ve been mentioned at that | Floral Park. ends may call a 2843. 1 st rm——— SIDING and ROOFING 1 249 M Ave increase some farm prices by re- her acquaintanceship with the Foot [Ta ave bee Chapel of the Suma 1 of Tous FOE EWE UR WES Up DAY we ¢ | - le EE i { ‘ * ISTNE eph, ushan 0 u . . . ; - | Immediate Application—No Down Paynenic-As Low as $5 Month eT} gh | quiring fhe goveurimeny to include run deep in her veins. Pare brought out In further|™TNER- Eon "Herber a2 pilive| wird. 0-00. ns Freee. 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The > —— TET TAT CT Teh Te TE m———————— p———— ——————— iene, | a | } pe ow X § [—— Broad Ripple chapter Neo. 315, O. E. s., | night after night our little coterie | of Matilda McKeever, stepfather of INSTRUCTIONS t 15th Fl : JT I ob bligati { tional road George R. Bauder, uncle of Katherine S———— i * COMFORT AND STYLE i at 3 i the Broad Ripple Masonic 100 CL Sollee githe nation, 2 Local Briefs Wade, passed Kin! Sanday, Maren 31, i I i a i PSI 3 VMSA S00 Ni § | J i , . . % neral a e - n n | | emule. Mrs. Mabelle Schwarzer is worthy There. with the. moonlight dence, 1306 3. Raymond ot Wednesday, BEAUTY COURSE SALE Begir i t silver on 30 a. m. Requiem | Special, Only $135—Reg. $208 Valve | Ladies society 303, Brotherhood of Loco. | SFERMING down ite sini Siiver .| Dr. John F. McArthur, supervisor | Satherine’s Shure, 4 a ment Neo age limit; Sth grade education. Learn motive Firemen and Engineers will meet |the creek, we would sing the favor | y C ae y Benevolent Society | I? 5 months. Free catalogues and tele aperators f for lcheon at ‘soon Thursdhs in {her ites. Jim had a fine voice and|of evangelists for the Fuller Bvan- | Members af S. Thomes Revelent Socer | phone fitformasen sity toms. "He nd Jane i Pat wv. al —— | gelistic foundation, con th idence Tuesday, 8:30 p. m. for , ADP! { By 22 i ye re {preach at the revival services held ayer is 5.18 ATTENTION ~~ week. App roves Nm ms one TAFT AND MURRAY |S, cs Somer eo cae er pee ot ideo tr fh There are Good Jobs for You | Masonite tempie Mrs. Pearl Rodgers: 16 | the Broadway Baptist church. The years, son of James and June McNelly, 4 rac tia Bye Pd are given at the Telephone Company | worthy matron and Jeff Jackson is worthy Broadway church was filled to ca-|foster-son of Thomas and Hazel Mohr, an allowance. Jobs furnished all gradu- KR patron. , brother of Max Dion and Jerri Lynn Me-| qos § Months complete training. 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Secure future w ; Dl ” try will know and the senate will Py alomobile and bicvels Mrs. Lenor: Edwards, Mrs, Margaret, Age, good starting salary. { ) "Ke ’ s rs, alen avens, anapolis; Mrs. . ; bs You Save Because We Save Crutches, Invalid Walkers [lf Ain Cleaning know that i bb 2 Sompletely ons tires and automobile accessories, | Esther Hil, Gardenia, Cal. Joseph snd| American States Insurance Co, | POR ok : : , unfair - | ugh O'Donnell, and brot f Edward Men's Suits & Overcoats and Posture Beds MEANS BETTER CLEANING sided, ” Prejudice — 13 N.{© Donnell and Mrs, Eila Smith, Indianap- 542 N. Meridian | Apply Er . 18” 21" 24° . . : jie mittee,” . | Jesse Meisenheimer, 23, of 813 N.|is passed away Monday a. m. Priends Can Be Rented at Senator Taft's parting word 0 | Delaware st, Apt. 8, Was injured ay colt abi AW. Suirling Pu. CT A pres THE . " w & p bi co CASE CLOTH ES HA AG’S PLAIN Senator Murray was: | yesterday when he fell from a load= |; "mw Tuesday. Funeral service Thursday, ( lerk—T ist A - |. | 25 N. Senate Ave, Open 9 to 9 "408 North Capitol Ave HEE “I shall take this mptter to the |; o crane at the Citizens’ Gas & 10 a.m. trom the funeral home. Friends ! . R 8 8 Soi - : hn q senate floor!” | Coke Utility Prospect st. plant. He|igryie® Pirie meen TE SEL Eor Downtown Office | E I i — | A - RL ; The argument started when Sen was treated at Methodist hospital. POLLARD. George. Thomas. fathet.-of Aeoiv Emlovment Offtce™ : . Y nin — oma ., Kennet . and Geo | { - i. E-W L AV | N G . MEDICAL ARTS COAT i ly xed | Bishop Titus Lowe will speak on Poilard and brother of Charles Jim ‘and pd ~ RN oreic St | v ‘ A i FIRM} 43¢ editorial from today’s Washington | “Yesterday, Today and TOmOrrow,”| Mrs. Cora Burton and Mrs. Mary Kelley, : : i 8 : Wom arora PRINTING SERVICE Post praising the proposed public at the 6:30 p. m. dinner Thursday |W IY "plenty may cu ai tna| Week Days Except Saturday | ai] - in the North Methodist church, Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 A LEON TAILORING co. _—t Established 1931 F L N ' health program. ; Robert i. her's be poe. ne INDIANAPOLIS POWER — | CE TO ME { : Sati ———————— : rv ursday, . m., at t . Ave. hs Middle vt 36 8 Ba eA PROPISmION | or Location o STRANGLED TO DEATH DIES OF OIL BURNS New Bethel Baptist Church, Friends in & LIGHT Co. — n Nearest Store TERRE HAUTE, April 2 (U. P)| VINCENNES, Ind, April 2 (U. vited, Burial New Bethel Somers; a0 Se Li La Ras es Lae F Jay —— —Rites , were planned today for |P)—Lemuel Montgomery, 33, died BT ro i dB Ho CLERICAL STENOGRAPHER a : PY alk . ROOFING Y : dL Phone Wabash 4521 Elvin Boyd, 58, whose body was! last night as a result of burns suf- daughter of Mr and Mrs. Elmer Raite, Inte og ark in pleasant surroundings; ; (ELse JROOFING) & SIDING found last night at -his home by | fered in an explosion = Se Texas ia and Linda. Rainey, Beryl and a guertime fg onus. Scherer Electric TIF Ty e, Coroner D. M. Ferguson Oil company reflnery at Law oe wk. bessed away Monday eve.| HOUSEKEEPER—Not over 35. ho launs v yt of 2 - ~ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES | potlee. completed an investigation | ville, 11. Niles Dailey and Charles) Wiliam Fawk, pesied anes ony vives | dry; 2 children. Home nights. PR-3206, hag ~% INSULATION | RILLYL HLL today. . Authorities. said Boyd ‘ap- | Phillippe, also burned in. the eX:|7hursdey. 3p m. Conkle bunsral Meme Hua . MATERIAL & SUPPLY GO | parently strangled himself with a | plosion, were reported in critical tN oI tide wy ai QUICK RmsuLTs Phoite Rosh Deiwess . A0T3, i 3 J belt which he had tied to his bed, | condition today. funeral "home, ; ; :30 a "m. and 7:30 p,m. f :