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Will Not Get Data on Damage to Land Installations, McAuliffe Says. {Continged From’ Page One

mainly interested in the Upsis from a standpoint of — gefense”

against the bomb “We want to learn its effect upon

personnel.” he said “1 am especialy Iv interested in the use of animals, aboard the target ships, because from what happens to them we Can deduce what would happen 0

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aboard the various target shiy Sea Pin Special on the Nevada ai the center, or NOBLESVICLE < DANVILLE Ind. June 28 a i nt OBLESY LLLL of UTE 1 a & A ‘ GATTier Saratoga on the Tim A A. New owner and manager of the PRINGFIELD tune 38 (UC celebration honoring woritd War : ih vy ro N gs 1 Y Ju . HH Bjgiil, Wnd On the GEAMAT GREAT. Hamil ’ Credit | Bureas a . oh an “a American Legion members ol HendPrinz Eugen on the rim ai the lef Be Bet P A bishop o h piscapel | epuriy. was conducted last dig 116 \ veRIFIGRY ID A 00 4 ri ” IR TICKS M 3 ' $ GC BS Most task force officials expect the flo Sutil Py i church asked wvesterdsy prosecution ight by Hendricks county Post N th Ah earls for yt Coroner CT M. Coaltr med aginst Ter: ihe aubie- 1D ) andricks iT 0st NN Barstoga and the Eugen to su ¢ whirl Phun to 3 a be Qroppe 8 Again iO He appl . 8 Nearly 300 new ‘members of the A obi ? nan at the University o linois \ tind has I schegil) ach a : this post were publicly mnitiated ai Ww 18 Still scheauiso io vial np us £ re . i. o Bab ATa ]e v y ( Coa pu : ; r White ru Veterans Honor Dav” in the CenMondgy. weather permitting : Bishop Joba hh ( eb ot Wien) sollege EVIRRASIGE Congressmen Arrive 00 pm BeIUr- gnnofield diocese said he had © Ditiver me re Al af THE. BOUL y As ¥ al 3 ovina QT Oh 1 on posits ol Lhe cour The entire Marshalls locale buzzeg 08%. ¥ burial at Sheridan Su wired the ms hampaigr LAIR aps ¥ a = nr Ve f ; I I has ere 1 i i Wo C R iI Lg with final activities todas 0 widow, Who NBS ooping police stop srresting Tons Srortaln. . THe SRE: 1 ICRtiaE CE. y or ¥ 1 conti tr Prog? : ad MASE nivial C f At Kwajalein the press ship Ap- S000 y mune Lhe mpe bishop said he had not an- n o wat conducted ur woriil \ ( Hn Jar & . ob ons 4 conaucied Iii~ paiachian, and the vessels Pana- CMeQil Dues ep a ticipated Tony would be mrrestec rmed degree team Of ef y My "ot hyerin " formed ET eam ol er mint snd Blue Ridge. londed with New sud M Katherme Beck ooo. he wrote the mavor earlier - ott \ ng : 1SteT casul POs observers. dropped anchor far four POU Noninsviie, WhO & SEW, asking TO and be ordered off wine She SCRNSORY. REGGE . 4 ik Mrs. Norma Meckenberg, of Hart | he O hal wihg h Ey hours before proceeding io Bikini M } £ the ner on ‘which the Church o fore Ci el il James A IMMmMert addressee Another 11 transport planes arrived 07 . 81 Joi sw Divine sta ene: am En 5 he ETO bearing rongressions) m AIR TRAFFIC SOARS To . 6 move his moc E : civilian ane scientific cbse MIAN, Tie. ie CB)! es Truk and “m MURDER CASE MAY" All of the new arrivals went for A rmpie rave claimed io 1D Jail three tim e inst five : 1. AMErICAN AITWEVE claimed R TODAY 8 look a! final preparations dav io have already carried more OR GO 10 JU Y But one thing was certain—ihe passengers through the Miami gate The bishop SA e wrote the firs Times Speci military officials are ciosely QURTG- oo. tye vear than in all of 1845 Ietier at the { he Rey NEW CASTLE 1 £ 28— od & X41 is Tw ayer £4 TIE v 1 HH % . i ¥ : , rye Ing the secret of the atomic bombs uv oedicted 500000 would be Wiliam Wa d, church pastor. F e Pate of John Blakeman 52 0 ™ : lunt} : refu ror TC Bales It nry circuit court for second Correspondents were bluntly told 3.0 died here this ves: said refuse fron InY's sales 10 3 Henry circuit court IT Seco “no” when they asked for a look at - . —— TVET students littered lit degree murter in connectio the bomb. to make a last-minute test of 8 church grounds snd &! times had the pick-axe death of Thange The crew of the ‘Dave's Dream” new engine Afier the flight over bpeen tossed Inte chapel Buster: Cilayvborne 27 April 27 the B-28 that will drop the bomb Kwsjalein the plane was impound- The hishog said he thought Tor was expected to be In the har y took their final hop tedey in over- ad and put under heavy guard until should find a new base of opere- ne all-male jury about noo: ast skies. Purpose of the flight was itz next appearance Monda? fay

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ers’ strikes aimed at forcing Gowr the cost of living. The New York City Consumer council scheduled sa

meeting ‘of 65 affiliated organizations to fight the black market in meat and peut Other Foods Dwindle At Washington, representatives of the American Veterans committ

said they were sounding out consumer, labor, farm sand veterans groups on & possible nation-wiae buving strike AVC spokesmen said organizéd sctior conid be “very eflective” bn many items, especially perishabies Meat is not the only short item according loca! dealers. Serious shortages exist in canned goods, especially fruits, toms: 8. BVIUpPE and sweel proaucis As & result o he dwindling of animai- upplies, SoAD Dars and powders are growing scarcer. retallers here yeport A she wction in Lhe baking and consumption of pastries as & furiher means ol co ving food Was urged today by M. Vogler

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OME. June 28 TU. P —Sncia - party president Pietro Nenn said today ihe three large politica parties have agreed on Neapolitar rist Henry de Wirola, 65. as the new presigent of the republic. virhis election by the

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petition to hike token fares two cents, the company indicated it would appeal’ t¢ the courts.

So far, the plans for this legal counter-attack have not been completed. Mr. Reid said. Main Petition Pending It was generally understood, however, the company would appeal

under the due process clause of the 14th amenament on the ground current fares of four tokens for cents are confiscatory o Immediate recourse to the courts indicated the company felt it didn’t stand much of a chance of getting a favorable decision on its main pelition for increased fares This still i= pending before the commission. Jt was doubtful a rulIng on the main petition could be made before winter Municipal reaction toward taking over the railways system was strictly negative Councilmen, strugBling with deficits at city hall, said they didn't know what thevd buy i with Others asserted thev have enough utliily headaches as it is. The rity bugil the Citizens Gas & Coke utility 11 years ago and still 1s trvIng 10 find out what it's doing Effects of the public Commission's rate decision

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TIGHTER HERE Rumors Outside Sale Is Pending

visible about fall *vollwavs people predicted. Pailure to get the increase will force the company to cancel orders, they said, and to continue operating with worn equipment In the aftermath of the commission’s decision yesterday, there stood one solid fact in a swirl of

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WELLS EXPECTS I, 0. HOUSING FOR 10,000

Dr. Herman B Wells, Indiana university president, reported io Governor Gates today that the university's housing program was expected to increase facilities 10 where 10,000 stuc'y its could be accommodated next fall. This is more than double the number university could house two vears ago Dr. Wells told the governor he had “successfully negotiated a maze of government red tape” to obtain

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housing units from the Bunker Hill'

naval training station at Peru The upiversity president was ac-

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Franklin, Indiana university treasurer, and George Henley, house of representatives majority floor leader

and. member of the university board Dr. Wells said in the past few weeks he had conferred with Wilson Wyatt, federal! housing expediter. and eight other government officials in efforts to obtain the housing

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