Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1946 — Page 5

AY 7, 1946" | OVING ° )PERATION |

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on and as a source of power remains obscure, . But the questions raised already

"TUESDAY MAY 5.106. co ITWorld Wracked by Crises Year After European Victory

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= oe met immediately if they are to|W! paper editor in Mississippi, held and the Most Rev. William R.| NS : ) #3 . | [lloe-met at all, there is time for the tain the food it wants for export. the nation’s top awards. for jour-| Other journalistic awards: { Arnold, titular bishop of Phocea [BY ON A \ 11] 1! . = |[lUnited States and the world to |The hard facts of the food ‘situation nalism today Arnaldo Cortest of New York Times for and delegate to the Military ordins| =- | | . disti hed d he b . of \ | 2 = work out of the shadows. When the [are that a starving Europe shortly | : : The Pulitzer prize for “the most | lof inp IN a Bg his el ary in New York, WD N |! NA( 3 Z| [ott coal strike is ended, it is’ likely would be expected to be a commu-| ||| za Bp ~1—! | dtsinterested and meritorious pub- [Patches from Buenos Alres Argentina The 530 guest priests will be pres- | we. =: | [llhat the worst of the labor trouble fisue [ifope and the United States | { A ~ A {lic service rendered by an Amer- Bo adh As igaiegned Lelegraphic, Py {ent at the ceremonies through the - = | will be over for a while. S agains at, $ ois al nf a ican newspaper during the year” [porting as exemplified In his “articles on|invitation of the Very Rev. Henry : = | A new and perhaps more coura-| The military machine with which | a was awarded to the Scranton, Pa., | ihe Hidewatér olf situation which eot|A. Lucks, C. PP. S. president of - : 3 3 | . ribyte 0 nation-wide o osition 0 ihe S- | [eos “congress will assemble In He United States helped defeat Times. | appointment and “confirmation. of Edwin St. Joseph's college. s | Washington next January. With two Soman) sua wih which the United ' The award was presented to the |W, Zetler ue undermseretacy 3 he any Bishop Arnold, as chief of army| a z rears of office assured members Dia es < ed Japan with little more paper for its 15-year investigation Tribune for telegraphic reporting on in-| chaplains, was the first priest in the | ji ZS [J toe house before another elec- than to 8) help from others has of judicial practices in the United | {¢rmationn alate In Bis dhinishes from nation’s history to attain the rank £8 =. |Jion, the legislators may deal more bots Ju ed. On the evidence of / States district court “for the mid- | Cartounist Ia Cited {of major general. He retired from |§g : 1 lirectly with some of the hard |the highest army and navy officers — dle district of Pennsylvania, el William L. Laurence of the New York the army in October, 1945, after 32|§§ Fly to s | obs awaiting them. we are becoming a-second rate mili- ed | sulting in removal of the district Times for Mis eye-witness account of the years of service. The same month, E Despite the national disaster as- |t&ry power. 3 = judge and indictment of many Atom POTBE Of NAEASKL AO ent bro. Ne Was consecrated bishop at St.| 8 Sects of the strike situstion, post. jo ao. Chester Nimitz said on Jan. \ . \ others.” |duction and significance of the atomic Patrick's cathedral by the Most! [8 = var reconversion has procee at |10, : \ bomb b - good pace P “The navy at this moment is Gold Medal Award ise Russell of the Los Angeles Times | | Rev. Francis J. Spellman, arch- VIA EVANSVILLE MEMPHIS, g hy x lent s Bone \ * . The award, which consists of a for distinguished work us ‘a cartoonist, | Dishop of New York. UTTLE ROCK SHREVEP , - ] . ee aw ' de f his ¢ ORT z | MacArthur Success That goes for the army, too, and Bold medal Yala Yn. a an- | ime to ‘Bridge tne Gulch a op Bonnett v2 Termes oo ’ 5 : e trustees of Colum- Ame } d the R b . Jot rch, at Gar-| 9 = The Jrouier ve Sapecity of the he plight of the air force is as bia ity [th tr rons Rusion “| rett, Ind. Bishop Grimmelsman is| Ey ONE WAY FARE - ning N d 9 oom s a ts $ easly om Nai SOR fussing the" ariiyoriavy The editorial campaign of the | raphy ‘or for the Ride 108 S578 pnoteg> |a former rector of Josephinum col-| & ONLY g \ational debt is decreasing for the | situation, it is admitted by all con- ere] - Seranton. Snes oh struments y ne oe ar aware oo ndaay lege, Worthingioh, 0. TAX . irst time since spendi cerned now that the most ’ nd Fested wearved 5+ cing e resignation of former | stage piay, ‘State of the Union.” . —— | EE treasury env § yn Toot of the Te soa “Just leave we ny - 1d man. Look what we did f lor oe er W. Johnson| me wed "le ma Ginpuinea 21 LOCAL VETERANS § MEALS Ne = foover White House term. Employ-|nouncement of a point system for 7.9 wan. Look wast we 9d Yor the Weight ve: [a [United sintes was green arr M ARRIVE IN NEW YORK & ; 3 nent is up—not down. The proph-[discharge. The point system did brothers tLe ne WE prodded the de-|gchieminger Jr, for “The Age of Jack-| A FOR ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ts of doom who expected 8,000,000] two things which have almost pal men) of Justice and the house sgn. "Cl con of the Wid. | yo TT® Arm. today listed 31 In-|Q b 10,000,000 persons to be unem-|prived us of an army and a navy ing will extend along Belmont for|Judiclary committee into an in-|,. jess drew the prise for the best biog. GiANapolis veterans as having ar- § loved Withins a year after Germany |in the fighting sense of the words. 2 feu} and- along Miller st. for 90. | vestigation of his 20-year tenure Japhy and The Canticle fu She Suk rived at New York yesterday aboard i. > 4 YY 0 \ s » yoke folded Nidve been proven Wrong, It ‘got the best trained, most] ational rooms will be included [2 ne, musical composition Yaie the LeJeune, They are: oi anklin 554 The people have money in their experienced men out of the serv- FOR HAIR- STYLING the main unit, Neraging Tare, sNOr and pub=i AH seth swuriy wie tor Yo00 WE pre uD asst. te, Frank ockets. In fact there is so much |ice first. In a given ground crew, The congregation hopes to begin a Del's Democrat-Times, ; . madore, 3 Se! Robert 8, Hook, 8 8g 1oney and so much debt accumu- (for instance, the crew chief and| Using a grandmother as'a model, |3rVIccs If the completed basement) UPPER BRINE The) ON acne Ord Katany, T. 4th Gr. James Br Roverts hited now that further inflation is| his ablest mechanics were out al-|j\fisg Naomi J. Phillips, 12 8. Butler | ginont en ae at Fran! torial writing "| WASHINGTON, May 7 (U. P.).—|T Ha Or. Riley Syn. Set, Louis G [ § : % : C . AU r lchar 1 Mills 3 hevitable. But prices are being most immediately because it is only ave. won first place in the annual [hold services 8 ome.’ oy ‘Go For Broke’ Secretary of Treasury Fred M. Vin- | co'® josh A. Hoppe, Col Henry H | 8 eld fairly well although there is|by long service—by which points are| ™ on Sundays af. 1130 * son, asked Tongress today to “avold| Franz, Bgt. Frank E. Mike Pvt. Joseph | | itter protest because government |accumulated—that a man becomes a hair-styling contest of the Indian-|{pP. m. in the Westview Baptist] He wrote a group of editorials|thie temptation” of relaxing price Josep Blythe +N NN Sovaa *% ontrolled economy is held responsi- |crew chief or a top mechanic. The |apolis Hairdressers and Cosmetolo- ShuseH and at 7:45 p. m. in the|published in 1945 “on the subject of controls in the last round of the! Kounte Pre ein E. Flowers, T. 4th| le for keeping goods from eager ground crew members remaining gists association yesterday. men's hall. racial, religious and economic in- | fight against Inflation. | Petuin, and Mander, a. “th ar Leroy M : urchasers. 5 were not competent to take the| Mrs. Emily Armstrong, 1803 N.| SSAA lcci if PL = A glance backward highlights the places of the departed men. Talbot ave, served as the model istakes made in the first en- Another Fault in the contest in the Lincoln hotel. : = husiasm of victory. Foremost was ™" " Second and third place trophies ne parson of Germany among re Dib fa ot ape Don awarded at a dance and style show | - fur conquering powers in such |S} wad : MmUILArY | ojosing the association's two-day | 1anner that the administration of units Smulisnoousss, No sifigle di-| onvention went to Mrs. Martha | . > rs TSEHRODS Tamale] neat. Mason, 202 S. Audubon rd. and SI Sp ie non-iapiss Marjorie Doll, 3617 Forest g : commissioned officers and such, | Manor ave., respectively. PY : = were the first to go. The result was h that shortly after point discharges n——— INJURED SH {eit the atten Status Joma "oR UND BROKEN FOR : = |self with an army which had sent| A ” : z A 35-year-old crane operator Nar-| mot of its best men from every di- ; 5 wly escaped electrocution yes- | vision and every fleet unit back into WEST SIDE CHURCH & » : srday when his machine was short- Civilian life. A ship or regiment 2 reuited. minus its key enlisted personnel is est Side Gospel tabernacle 2 a defenseless pigeon. = The operator, James Starkey, 1016{ 14 woo tha Dis of congress, how- y broke ground for its new $40,- - : 5 ’ ; = arris st; an employee of the J. C ever, that demobilization be dg 10 church at Belmont afd Miljer =z irschman Mattress Co., received .,ickly Under the legislative” prod Sts. | E juries when he fell about eight 1. army and navy hay¢ accom-|- The church will start its new exs pet, from his machine to the floor... iche4: wonders, . - istence almost free of debt since = [e was assisted by a fellow-worker, | | The combined. ng#f, marine corps the congregation now has $32,000 in = erbert Franzman, 42, of 83 8. 53h coast guard re on V-E/ hand for construction expenses. z ay st. | day was. 3968000 officers and men.| The old tabernacle at 2112 Miller Zz A police emergency squad directed | It is 1866000 today. The fleet, ex-|st. was destroyed by fire in March = Sgt. Oral McClain revived the qin anal landing craft, num-| The Rev. Thomas Paino, pastor, and —- s eOnSCIONs man. _ | bgréd 10,562 ships one year ago, It the membership have raised the ww g William H. Hanley, 52, of 1138 gi, mpers 7008 today. funds for the new buildifig by giving = nglish ave, an elevator OPersio¥| vy. strength was 8,300,000 officers) war bonds and through Easter and Z p the Claypool hotel, was > “air! 2nd men. There now are approxi- | Christmas drives. Some of the lay- = ndition at City hospital after a mately 2,300,000 in the. army.~It will men contributed the price of a day's ION B hecstory fall in the sHaft Jester be down to 13550000 by June 30. work from time to time. 3 ye. Since V-E day through April 1 ap-| The new edifice, built of cinder SES— s Police were tgif that the operator proximately 555.000 men have been block and brick veneer, will be sur: tairs s tated the, 2 pagvsiop So Snrking) inducted. mounted by two towers. 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Here at home, world food needs were underestimated to a degree almost “unbelievable. Abandonment of ‘rationing—a politically desira{ble act—has left the government without adequate authority to ob-

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

COURT CRUSADE

Scranton Times Is Awarded Pulitzer Medal.

NEW YORK, May 7 (U. P).— A Pennsylvania newspaper which

spent 15. years investigating ju|dicial practices in the U. S. dis- | trict court, and a small town news-

WINS TOP PRIZE

tolerance as exemplified by the editorial ‘Go For Broke’ published Aug. 27, 1945.” The expression “Go For Broke,” 1s Hawalian<Japanese slang for “shoot the works” which was the motto of Japanese-American soldiers in the Italian campaign. Mr. Carter, whose paper has a circulation 0.5802, won a Neiman fellowship in Todo for his editorials on cotton and the Negro problem. Last year, he was given a Guggenheim felloWship, ® «At the present time he is writing a book on the establishment of the West Florida republic,

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HONOR ‘3 BISHOPS

Three bishops will receive the honorary degree of doctor of laws conferred tomorrow by St. Joseph's | college Catholic priests, The prelates to be honored by the college at Rensselaer, Ind., are the| Most Rev. John ¢. Bennett, bishop of the diocese of Lafayette: the Most Rev. Henry J. Grimmelsman, | bishop of the diocese of Evansville,

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Mfman Hoskins, 18, of 1226 W. ermont st., was burned early today hot grease at Wheeler's Lunch, W. Market st. He was treated ly a City hospital physician and ken home.

OCAL FUEL MEN ARE CRUSHING GOAL

Two Indianapolis fuel men have ed out at least a temporary hswer to John L. Lewis. George J. Myers of the Cash Coal at 1008 E. Michigan st. and M. | Gaskins of the Majestic Fuel Co. the Chamber of Commerce buildg recently bought a coal crusher the southern Indiana coal fields. Seeing a chance to help laundries, hkeries and other small local inistries without. facilities for stockling steam coal, the two men ought the crusher to Indianapolis d ‘have started a crusher service. ith a capacity of 40 or more tons hour, the crusher is kept busy bnverting supplies of egg and lump Indiana coal into the. smaller pe needed for industrial stokers. | “We're passing the-word around,” id Mr. Myers, “that we are opering a crusher service. We haven't t our stride yet but we'll be putg out the crusher’s capacity and rving anyone who brings coal in soon as we get a few of the bugs, t. ”

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