Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1946 — Page 16

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_ — a =~: ns i, 4 E INDIA ISPIMES = _ THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1046 SLEEPING la 1 HAC ™1 act in Indiana and liberalization of] _ V/*. "I 2wrvar Ta Crasl Hare - | EER vanor b tar THERE; - [1 ] BAYS 0 SUBMIT the state's social security laws. ° Varios Lawyer oe ere. \ WANS SENTY & a shortage 3 i ’ . . Gemmill,| Er Meanwhile, Democratic undercur-| The Jewish Welfare Fund hext|Thursday night when members of 15th St.’ at College Av apolis Powe SITE OPPOSED DEMOCR AT AIMS rents continued to eddy around | eel wil} present Dr. Manfred Arie, [the legal profession will gather in All Work perimenting | 5 Jrospective icles or U. 8. sen-|yiennese lawyer, in four addresses the home of Sam Mantel, 5650 N.| Guaranteed ¥ of bread ar : s on June 25, will AE oon open, . Seine with the campaign for $100,~ : Pennsylvanii st. Be) Virginia Reed, Mgr.” 0 Bouse his 5 A “1 | Chairman Bays promised. e displaced Jews olf “The legal position which Dr. Arie| ~ = ebber tee 1h : Veteran Group Lists Six Recommends 18-Year-0ld Europe, long as six | M n - -~ } res An Report. toriat prospects. are. former. gover. | The fund, which £i LO a! , ers have » inn | . Objections in Repo Vote Age, State Bonus. | oor Townsend, Assistant DF: Arie so ably jof presiding supreme court Judge in point tha ; Location of a 500-bed veterans Reduction of the voting age to|Postmaster General Walter ‘Myers Siselies Jeoalse Be Dues Slates, Be sis, Ves 3) Sie ands administration hospital at White AISLE. TO SEE 18, a state bonus to veterans, and SF Auoriey Yi roa knowledge of the fraternity, “Hasmonaea,” and other sometimes’ | River pkwy. and Michigan st., near re selection of all candidates through : . : suffering, home- f distinguiShed groups. but we tast (THOM IT MIGHT ana university law professor who 1 t E Vv the Indiana university medical Be FN atTHat) | |g state primary will be recom-|has undertaken several labor and en Jews rt : T= = but after f YO) | | 3 | ] ! _|center, was opposed today by three REMEMBER ANG TIME mended as 1946 Democratic plat- [diplomatic missions for the national by the one ed NEWLYWEDS CROWD any bread. etl icc. cera grosive. lie form planks by. Democratic. State administration. i ho MAYOR OUT OF HOME skeptical a als +th tzati HE CENA rc Chairman Fred Bays. ; ” Refugees, Over- : Puical aj Officials of sthe organizations Pe goes, | SUMMIT, Ill, April 25 (U. P.).—! 4° The clerk ¢ notified Gen. Omar Bradley, VA FLOW OF TRAFF: He. said he also would propose a O . +H seas Needs and v. July ADIL audits that ‘much director, and congressional leaders| |® i ES ; Ez sharply-defined state housing pro- rganiza ons Palestine. Dr. Ari Mayor William Szarabajka, leader There are Good Jobs for You ya uc N k WwW that their members had voted KL ae grain ra 8 Isler section, Jsvue Or. Are wm * "TE of a campaign to find homes for|[j at the Telephone Company he unanimously to oppose selection of A TAANNERS IN y en pv om co mee Degres of Honor wil met at 7:30 speak at the meeting of the mer-|newly-married servicemen, got mar- % (00D PAY though, Mr. this site, © ere next week. today at 2615% E. 10th st. Miss Fou chandising division in the Wash- i i i . LESS Trueblood will preside. ried to Alyne Dennis, Philadelphia. to confirm The veterans groups are the Mil Substitution of a state primary Mp ington hotel Monday night. when : le Heart, ACCIDENTS for the current nominating con- Aaron Unger will be host; and Tu Alter the ceremony -ihe mayor) 2% STEADY EMPLOYMENT Who'd mts itary Order of the Purple He vention in which the governor, sen- | [he Ctholie Order Forester court 05) 7 ne A T Se 881 forma: R asking him Diiabled American Veterans and atorial and other state nominees|Sawrday in Fora PUI IN y. 0 [Say DEN re ye uilaing nie. : : 75 loaves t Veterans of Foreign Wars. BACK HEALTH PROGRAM | oral and other ete re int terial and supplies division in the| A soldier had moved into the flat 2 PLEASANT WORKING the note re: , same hotel with Mark 8. Cohen as the mayor had chosen for himself. | Objections Listed WASHINGTON, April 25 (U. P.). [tiated through the state legislature. |, or T« i. Burner, state he Sontror: | host. A sailor and Fig Deis ‘wore living| CONDITIONS Anyway perenne Six objections were listed to the| __The National Farmers Union to- Democratic Undercurrents at the Scientech club luncheon at noon| The guest speaker will address the [in the apartment the mayor had | THE 0 : site proposed by Mayor Tnydall and [day asked congress to rush pas-| Mr. Bays said he also would sug- onday. in the Claypoel Hotel. insurance division Wednesday night | jotted down as “second best.” Come in and talk if over with ve A man op N H h * Jlother city officials, The veterans Joge ot President Tamang nations) Best tnchision in the pasty piston The hospitality committee of the Sahara when Walter Lichenstein will be| Mayor Szarabajka took his bride | ESSERE INP ITEN EY some honey o matter when you groups allege that: ea program ecause people of planks recommending a more ef- iotle Aki fart wi gend a juniepeon host in his home, 6135 Riverview dr.|to the home of his mother in Argo, IT os for that pre ONE: tis rat-infested, an un. right now are dying for lack of it.” |fective fair employment practices!yome of Mrs. Binge Elis, 2508 E. 10th st.' The final address will be given|IllL § Conran meant was " could produ

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i § ey the details on the \ground, and center of a notorious © Seg Hele |slum area. This would have a de- 4 i ote on ownstairs a asson's i+ TWO: Cost of beautifying the NANCE and INSURE }isite would be prohibitive, in view of and vitae . prolonged dumping there, {corning sa it—NOW — through THREE: Duplication in staff and iE a the operating expense, leading to low- each passen, ered efficiency and poor service to lapsing inte patients, would result, told us. , . . FOUR: The site was the seene of Here they are! ing in the C a disastrous flood in 1913, in Columbu FIVE: A hospital removed from Women’s smart old dog own the present Cold Springs rd. one would become a political football. rN Patients with influence would be Bi Put 3° Ce sent to the older hospital, while 1¢ ¢ ¢ 1 | CO) others. would be relegated to the | y ; a Ba slum site, | _ WASHIN AUTO PLAN SIX: Nearness to the medical Ive costing center would promote experimen- UX or S Joimationsl tation, causing the hospital to be- e Le gov come a proving ground for guinea- o i gu . Mich.) pig disabled veterans. It is feard inh Just ask Your Insur- the hospital would become a prac- - loigney app h tice course for medical students, ir ie S mE ance Agent as to how Objection Long Standing WY Ra Mh es sem arp 19 And that so i V. F. W. officials said their group ol, be engaged you can be sure of his objected to the location at the close is) cause. of world war I, when it was pro- {” But the

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