Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1946 — Page 8

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Tuan food have we been able to ey Sng or ?

says. We've sent 5,500,000 tons of food to

wheat, , barley, rice and other grains.|simple arithmetic that a half mil-

lion tons will do half as much. We -/can either reduce each persons diet to 900 or 1000 calories a day, or feed 250 million adequately and leave the other 260 million to shift for them-

people alive, UNRRA selves.

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UNRRA is cutting down on the

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Some families do not own a gemefery lot—others

oppose earth burial. che i in the Columbarium [located in our Mortuary).

Urns containing cremated remains may then be

placed in their niche. Relatives and friends may

pay their respects

same as other families do at Cemeteries. everlasting light always shines in the Columbarium.

Visitors are welcome.

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countries to make up the difference at home. Sometimes that's difficult. Men who live on 1000 calories a day can't do. much hard- work. Have our recent “bacrifices” meant any . improvement? Some.; In the first quarter of 1946 we sent almost as much as we did in all 1945. UNRRA says this was because Americans were

eating less bread, ‘saving fats, etc.|'

But, for the week ending May 13, we agreéd to send 160,500 tons of wheat. We sent 50,591, We promised 24,000 tons of rice. We de-

livered 1466. We were on the books

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for 12,000 tons of fats. We provided 2517 tons. And so on ‘down the list. Our, worst failure was in coal We contracted to ship 135,000 tons We delivered-—0, What has been the result? Starvation is no longkr a threat. It is a fact, UNRRA says. In Vienna rations are down to 867 calories a day. In Poland, they are eating seed grain.

Gives Committee a Trial Can ‘anything more be done here? Yes. A week ago, in New York, the emergency food committee got started on a delayed nation-wide campaign to collect canned foods for UNRRA distribution. The committee was set up by former UNRRA director - general Lehman, just before he resigned, with Secretary of Commerce Wallace as national chairman. . Director General La Guardia didn’t like the arrangement. He preferred mass buying, But as America's contribution fell short, week after week, Mr. La Guardia decided to give the committee a trial, His attitude toward it still is lukewarm. He would rather buy and ship grain.: He contends there is too much water in a tin of food, Funds Advanced

Mr. La Guardia, however; gave the committee $300,000 for operating expenses, and advanced $500,000 to finance collection, packing and transportation of collected foods. This money will be repaid UNRRA from voluntary contributions.

tion’s mayors to call in chairmen of their old victory clothing committees and put them to work on food. Civie clubs, church groups, boys’ and girls’ clubs will forage for food which can be shipped.

SPEED SOUTH SIDE UNDERPASS PROJECT

With the Morris st.-Belt railroad crossing blockaded, Smith & Johnson Co. engineering crews plunged into work today on the long-delayed South side grade separation project Under contract to complete the underpass within 270 days, the firm yesterday began laying run-around tracks which will carry more than 125 trains daily while construction

is in progress.

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2 MORE PETITIONS FOR RECOUNT FILED

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filed in superior court 5, a Otto J. Sosbe has asked a recount of ballots cast. in the race for the Democratic nomination «for Perry township trustee. He was defeated by Leonard Hohlt by a margin of only 27 votes. Another petition was filed by Oran A. Lakin, asking for a review of ballots in his unsuccessful contest for Republican committeeman in the second precinct of the ninth ward. The precinct nomination went to Robert Hathaway by a margin of only six votes. Other recount petitions were filed earlier this week by Harry W, Claffey, contesting the official count for Republican state representative nominations, and by Elmer Petty, defeated candidate for the Republican nomination for Center own ship justice of peace, Recount commissions, composed of three members each, are expected to be appointed by the courts next week,

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