Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1946 — Page 2

E..E. Ames

n Times Special -~ Commen Resignation . CHICAGO, 1, June 14—E. E. eh : t oh a Ames, Wabash college trustee for said his reply Was 25 years, will retire as vice president Justice Jackson notlgnd sales director of General Box his statement until he had Cg to become alumni activities di5 the President. | yeetor at the Hoosier school. Justice . , however, did not| Known .widely among Wabash eommutiicate with him further, he graduates, he was graduated from added. “the Crawfordsville school in 1903. " “Do.you think, as some people do,| In returning to his alma «nater, that Justices Jacksow and Black | Mr. Ames follows the example of ought to resign for the good of the, Prank H. Sparks, who was a successcountry?” the President was asked. ful businessman pefore he returned The President said he would Dot, to the field of administrative edu- : | cation to become president of A reporter then wanted to know Wabash, : about a report either Justice Black| Mr. Ames, whose retirement from of Justice Black! the Chicago firm becomes effective had threatened to leave the court if in July, will take up residence in fordsville, | Mr. Traman nominated Justice Craw . Jackson to be chief justice, 8 nom-|

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chief Justice with any member of rn The open break between the jus- New Premier Appeals for Unity of People.

tion. ROME, June 14 (U. P.).—Premier Committee members expressed | Alcide de Gasperi appealed to the hope Justices Jackson and Black | uneasy Italian people by radio towould step down from their high day for national unity in the wake court positions to: forestall possible of the turbulent conversion of ly

inquiry. into a republic and flight of the Se . |former King Humbert to exile in Lisbon.

Without attacking Humbert him-

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| ageimst Sterling Perry, Evansville, The deposed king arrived at confessed bank embezzier. Lisbon from Barcelona, where he _ Perry recently surrendered to U.| stopped overnight on his flight from 8. District Attorney Howard Caugh- | Italy. The former Queen Marie : | Jose and their four children had preceded him to Portugal, De Gasperi upheld the “complete legality” of the election and the govhe took the money eérnment's procedure in taking over

power. to reveal what He concluded with an appeal for Spa Sn hap- unity between north and south Witnesses in the Perry cise testi-| Italy, In the reconstruction of Haly, fied this morning before the grand |and in opposition to territorial dee | mands against Italy in the peace

f° | treaties, iF STATE ROAD DETOURS be otto an ro. pro4 ARE EXPANDED TO 18 sam. § _Sepptng w of the states bigh- | EYT|E TO ADDRESS NURSING GROUP

C Howard Leytle, execulive secreWith the announcement that still tary of Goodwill Industries in In-

] dianapolls, will speak at a dinner ian basis, the department listed sponsored by the Indiana State

| League of Nursing Education toFR gd 56 sad 203. "| night in the Marott hotel. ind. 1 ous south of Mier; de-| The nursing leagu. is holding a north: detons convention in Indianapolis today Michigan 108 and tomorrow.

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; | Ohdengo ... oeiour 2% miles over 56 and county road. | Cincinnati .. J 165-—Prom Posey -Gibson Hine | Cleveland | %0 1% miles douth of Johneom, 11 miles | Demver ....... deri rrbn it snannin over 68 and 6S. | Bvansville .......... A. 345-From Ind. 00 to Dale, 23 miles Pt, Wayne ........... over 66, 10 snd 45. Pt. Worth ures 74 Tad. M6 Fast of Clay City, 1 miles over | Indianapolis ieity) ... . 58 BM and county gravel. ikamsascaty ©... .. i in. ie 3 os. irom U. 8. 30 semi one mile; | Los Angeles 5 Ind, WI-.Closed from Morgantown to Minweapolis-St. Paul a Martinayine; detour 24 miles over 44 snd | New 5 13 . New York "aime . 60 Ind. $8-Closed from Dillshoro to Ris- | Oklahoma City “we. 83 0] Ing Sun: detour 18 miles over 50 and 56. OMBIR ix vias vets svrssiiivsons 6 S12 From 41 east to west city Mm- | Pittsburgh ...... PA 61 He of Hast Chicago; detour over eity | St. Lowis ........ 0 a Streets, San Antemio .... .. ” nd. 258-Bridge out east of 57; de-| San‘ Francisco . 54 |

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EVENTS TODAY Mary Elizabeth Donnell, 82

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po6l and Lincoln. Irving Sablosky, 3140 N. Meridian; Miriam | Miller, 4610 Washington blvd.

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ent law to ne defeated, 52 to ‘The senate ni visions to remc poultry and da 30, but voted t over leaf tobac ucts and petro products. Rep. Wolcott who supported should accept t for its provisic controls on the stuffs, He held the . ply insured 1 processors an those commod to outright ren He pointed which would p processors, dis and retailers 1 war prices th material and also cited a pr end to contre commodities b; sential commox pears that ur creases will nof tion, C.LO Clifford T, 1 the C. I. O.’s committee, sai ask President price bill. The senate house bill. agreed in at le —that OPA n imum average agency conten device for res manufacture ¢ priced wearing Other major ate bill would ONE: Empc agriculture to use feed grail at east and famine abroa« TWO: Tran food and agr the secretary THREE: Re agricultural commodities demand appes ance. FOUR: Re} ginal increas and direct policy on cot FIVE: Prov centive incre: manufacturer: reaches certai lowances to ¢ manufacturer 1941 profits. SIX: Prov modity credi any wheat pi livered prior price at deliv he shall selec This provision cumyvent a n must dispose half of his w elevator with rival, SEVEN: E gram for 10 1 but with pa more than th 000 to $1,100 zinc, lead would contin The house these provisi the senate ve ONE: The to remove p a commodity production r: duction for 30, 1941. TWO: TI would be te 1946. THREE: '‘' every produc flect its curr able profit f tributors. FOUR: OP permit incre ceilings on such as auto frigerators. be passed on

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