Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1946 — Page 20

Manual Senior

1 Loan. Co. 152 N. Delaware attend Ball State

the week were [teachers college BR the end, foiled! on a state schol- §

arship. J. VanMeter of 3358 Central C..R. Murray,

, manager, told police that the registrar of the

‘company office was locked Saturday college, made the night’ and that apparently. the yeggs| announcement. of } (the scholarship §

. had hidden in the office. laward to Manual |The safe’s combination had been principal E. H. battered and the tear gas was set|Keniper McComb. off when the thugs attempted to Miss Karstedt is punch the lock. {a student in the

years ago. 14078 Bowman ave.

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Is Given: Award!

who attempted to Mary Louise Karstedt, Manual Swodloor safe at the Training high school senior, wii}

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BYRNES SET FOR “PARIS MEETING

‘Leaves by Plane Plane Tomorrows the Repub -

lican ticket May 17. Conference Thursday.

A native of Day jviess county WASHINGTON, April 22 (U, P).{ where he taught Secretary of State James F. hol oo he 5g : . lo , Mr, Nugen Byrnes leaves by plane for Paris to was elected. Da- | morrow for the Big Four conference yiess county suron peace treaties for five ex-enemyveyor in 1892 and countries. {laters became a Mr. Byres and the French, | township trustee,

jeounty auditor Britislr and Russian foreign min-| 4 pq county Re-

Thomas Nugent of 2215 Park {ave., a local realtor, will be a can-

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The tear gas alarm was installed commercial school and a daughter jsters are scheduled to meet in his-| {publican chairman. He has not In the safe after a holdup seven!Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Karstedt, (io yuxembourg palace Thursday! held public office since 1910.

to tackle the knotty problems in-! He is a member of the Masonic volved in treaties with Italy, PFin-'lodge in Washingson, Ind

THE INDIAN APOLIS five Ca a : i a 9900 G'S RETURNING TOSCANINI. TO: REOPEN For Centers! rustee T( |, S, PORTS TODAY

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corsage consisted of a lei of 28 now approximately 200 are in serv-| United Nations, may hinge on their orchids—airmailed to her by herijce, in addition to a much larger ability to: find satisfactory settle-

| treaties with the former axis na- | Spondors

DELAY ASKED

Wart Decision Put Off Until Next Year.

ments. Their failure to do so could conceivably lead to separate peace!

tions, a development which would | deal a staggering blow to hopes for| {a continued united front by the| | war time Big Three.

Others in Party

| —The army—fearful that an elec-tion-year vote would mean defeat—

What that, in turn, could lead to/has asked congress to forget about

dl universal military training until {next year, it was learned today. House members, who asked that | consider. their names be withheld, said Mr. Byrnes will be accompanied decision to delay action until afte: bv Senators Toni (D. the November elections was reached

| is something most diplomats an | government officials dislike even to

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{Tex.», and Arthur Vandenberg (R. at a recent meeting of war depart-

{ Mich),

assistant.

| Wednesday in Paris with his ad-

chairman and ranking Went officials and house members. minority member, respectively, of! Those at thé meeting include the senate relations foreign commit-| Secretary of War Robert P. Pattee. His party also will include, terson, Gen. Dwight D. Eise nhower Ben Cohen state department coun. army chief of staff; Chairman Anselor; H. Freeman Matthews, di- ¢TeéW J- May (D. Ky.) of the house rector of the office of European Military affairs committee, and

affairs, and Charles Bohlan, special Reps. R. Ewing Thomason (D. Tex.), Walter G. Andrews (R. N. Y.) and

4 James W. Wadsworth (R. N. Y)),

Mr. Byrnes expects to spen Mr. Thomason and Mr. Andrews

| visers and Assistant Secretary of 2'¢ high ranking members of the

| State James C. Dunn in preliminary MN | arise at the conference.

‘deputy since last October in discus- |

military affairs committee, and Mr.

talks about treaty issues which will Wadsworth is a leading exponent Mr. Dunn of universal training,

Fears Election Outcome Committee members said the

has been serving as Mr. Byrnes’

!sions in London with the deputies army proposed postponing consid-

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{in effect that the U, | footing the bill,

| Tripolitania and Eritrea. | also covets some Italian territory.

| Balkan countries, with which Rus|sia has been seeking and makin { preclusive arrangements.

of the other foreign ministers. eration of its long advocated trainFive Main Problems |ing program to keep it from be-

{comin Mr. Byrnes suggested the Paris| ing 34 slection fosise. conference because the discussions! not popular 3 fh ED £ te i of the four deputies bo public. 2g badly. P gged down | war department was said to fear re-election v The principal problems which the B re B Vole Would mean sure foreign ministers ust overcome; are: : oy ereom There was some speculation that the army als } o ONE. What to do with Trieste might ure Sha R delay and Venzie Giaulia, to whic both ting a more Efe jances of get Italy and Yugoslavia lay claim. tension Betory drafs ex. TWO. Russia's demand that Italy | pay $300 million in reparations, oneextensio I uspe all third of them to her. The United Edo fo Sisperded al} in. States cont © 5b Lived plan ontends this would mean which the administration calls un-

S. woul orkahl Ti x uld pe workable. The issue is now before. the senate. The hous se military affairs com-

{ mittee held extensive hearings like to see all of them un ] learings on der United | the war department’ s request for

In | Ytigng trustegship, but Russiala year training for young men emands sole truSteeship over two— | between the ages of 18 and 21 bt and <1, i!

Britain| failed to report out a bill. Hearings were completed Feb. 21 President Truman also sent a essage to congress urging enactment of a program similar to that g | recommended by the war department, but it too got a cool recep-

The house voted a nine-month

THREE. What to-do with Italy's | colonies. The United States would!

FOUR. Trade relations of countries other than Russia with the m

FIVE. The size of the armies to! I'tion. be allowed the Balkan countries. The U. S. is pressing for armed! : forces big enough only for internal! ST the elecorder and border defense. : ; hg Closer con. — gee | BT€SSIONAl sentiment has continued

Sentiment Gets Cooler

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{to grow colder, Some members now | predict such legislation hasn't a chance. “Universal training is a dead duck for this session of congress and perhaps indefinitely,” oie member said. He said there was a “slim chance that some form of program could be approved next year, but added, | “the President's proposal is dead.” | “It is possible in my opinion’ to pass a compromise proposal such as that recommended by the American Legion, provided the war department. gets behind it,” he said. The Legion proposal would call

for four months basic training, followed by various alternatives in-

cluding reserve training, enlistment

in the regular army, advanced technical training or employment in an essential industry

EMPRESS’ JEWELRY TAKEN FROM LOUVRE

PARIS, April, 22 (U. P.).—Pearl necklaces and other jewels worn by Empress Eugenie at the court of Napoleon III were among 50 items stolen from the Louvre palace Friday night, it was disclosed today

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