Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1946 — Page 7

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PEACE PARLEY

| Can Make Own Rules.

| PARIS, July 9 (J. P.).—France |sends out invitetions today to a European peace conference of 21 {nations July 29 which will have {full freedom to fix its own rules |of procedure without Big Four dic- | tation, | V. M. Molotov, making one of | Russia's biggest concessions in the history of the foreign ministers council, broke the Big Four's worst deadlock dnd cleared the way tor the unshackled conference for which James F. Byrnes had fought tooth land nail, | The compromise put the foreign ministers over the hump. Today they went into the last lap of their meeting, expected to cut corners to hasten adjournment in ample time to prepare for the peace conference, The deadlock fell apart last night when Mr. Molotoy withdrew from his stubborn stand that the Big Four, ‘must nail down in advance the rules under which the 21 na[tions wquld operate

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Under “the compromise the min[isters drafted “recommendations”

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out or. amend {the recommendations by ‘a ®imple majority vote

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R. A. Kirchhoffer President Of Canterbury Trustees. - |

Times Special DANVILLE, Ind., July 9.—Bishop | R. A. Kirchhoffer of the Indian-| apolis diocese has been elected | president of the new board of | trustees of Canterbury college, suc | cessor to Central Normal ‘college. Other trustee officers of the Episcopalian school chosen last night are: The RL. Rev, Reginald | Mallett of South Bend, bishop of the northern Indiana diocese, vice

Apresident, and John A. Kendall of Danville, secretary. The only Episcopalian co-educa-

came into existence here last night Named for the English town which is the seat of the archhjishop | of the Anglican church, the new In-!

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Canterbury college will offer al |broad program of liberal arts to replace the old program: of teacher training offered by Centyn}: Normal. : Opens Sept. 20 President of the new college is! Dr. Sdgar C. Cumings, former assaan director’ of the | i Teoffewe of Mai triversity: We Cumings said 215 students are at--tending summer classes at the in stitugion and that an ‘enrollment of 300 is expected for the fall term. | Oficial opening of the college will be Sept. 20. The semester sys- | tem will replace the quarter study system now ‘used. Twelve members of the new board | of trustees were installed at cere-| Joes. on he campus last night. | to enlarge the board to| nko Episcopalian church | representatives from all over the || nation will serve on the board, officlals said. Board Members Board members installed

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Norma Jean Dougherty, blonde,

blue-eyed Los Angeles " model, poses in “bathing suit” covers of five national

made of magazines, Her picture was featured |

on all of them in one month,

7 POISON GAS DUMPS = ARE FOUND IN JAPAN

WASHINGTON, July 9 (U, P.).—|

last Seven dumps of poison gas have| night are Lyman B. Whitaker and |

White Shirts for

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stitution will. be under the super-| Belgian government vision of tre’ Eppacion) Church of | fell today on an. adverse vote of the chamber of deputies, 79 to 78. |

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ASHINGTON, July 9 J, P), he government has 8000. white

afraid to say so. The war assets administration, it was learned, is looking for some fair way to dispose of its find, which came from the navy. OMcials are certain they will be swamped with applications, regardless of how the small offering

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The shirts are white broadcloth, and require detachable. collars.

CHICKEN HOUSE IS

OFFERED AS HOME

BOSTON, July 9 (U. P.).~A Bos-

| ton ‘newspaper carried this ad. | vertisement today:

“For rent — chicken house with

tional college In the United States|!8lits: can be regnodeled into three rooms;

$25 per month.”

BELGIAN GOVERNMENT FALLS

BRUSSELS, July 9 (U. P) unexpectedly

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| Donald 'W. Alexander, both of In- dine cotton prints— Cc been discovéred near Kure, Japan, | | The the war department civil affairs Siapapals. rahe on E Meges For your vacatien or na. plate style. Size HOUSEHOLD FI NANCE Can Help You division revealed todny Powel recur of Gus hare Jo: suming wings, Ou Dorsey More than 1700 tons of the gas . . aw t .. if you need $50, $100, $200 have been uncovered. They include u Tune; the 5 Rev. Reginald attractive swim suits o $300 At H or "CHOOSE A MONTIRY PAYMENT FLAN Funeral mustard, lewisite, sneezing and tear Match of Sowih Bend, Wihop u cotton Tabries with - At Flousehold you borrow Find here the cash you need gas and toxic bomb smoke | Don H.~Copeland of South Bend: knitted trunks in pretty GIRLS’ SHEER on salary, car, or furniture—no } $50 | $100 $200 | $300 "Home Some of the gas is in contain-| no o14 B Smith of Kokomo: Dr. stripes in aqua and endorsers needed —take up to 18 Doe ers and bombs. The remainder S|... oth Kintner of Mishawaka: » ) Sipe to 36 DRESSES months to repay unless wartime | 18 $ 7.29 514.42 [$21.06 . Hered Fn auth, Boi largest of lang 1. W. Baldwin of Ft. Wayne. @ficopen. Sizes 32 to 36. : : NO 0 . regulations require a shorter 12 [$ 5.03 | 10.07 | 19.98 | 20.42 Not wisn old. American landing ships John A. Kendall and Glenn Hov. A her Swim Suit This collection of 05 od. H hold 1 i 0.24 ermale, both of Danville, former Other Swim Suits cules dresses. will dos pen: ouse oans are ar 6 . 18.48 | 36.78 | 54.63 are being pumped full of the liquid| ooo ot the Central Normal a / \ ranged simply, quickly, with no . Encourage gas. Gas containers. and bombs | or of trustees. also were elected $5.98 to $8.98 LTA a to embarrassment or delay. Phone [Household's only charge fs the monthly Extravagance also will be loaded on their decks.| , nambership on the new board. : plain colors. ! a | now. We can arrange to h rate of 3% om that part of -@ balance not X 9 The LST's then will be sunk In| Genie) Normal trustees who sub- Star Store Second Floor > ge ave your exceeding $150, and 114% on that pent | the deepest water in the wotld, off mitted resignations last night were & money ready when you come in. of ¢ balance in excess of $150. the island of Shikoku. Dr. J. H. Grimes of Martinsville: | Ww y PAULL Harry Neimeyer of Hillsboro: Otis omens HOUSE OLD FINANCE DORSEY! ACTRESS GRANTED DIVORCE |g. Gulley, E. J. Roberts and Dr. H. | HOLLYWOOD, July 9 ‘U. P.).—|M. Whisler of Danville; J. B. Ed-| PLAY * Funerals | Actress Mary Jane Kurtz held a| mondson and Paul Martin of Clay-|

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default divorce today from Assist-| ton; Anson Thomas of Indianap- | ant Film Director Edward F. Mull, | olis, Judge Horace L. Hanna of i 4 Stand a mb lnee | Who, she testified, embarrassed her| Plainfield and Paul Martin of ” t in | Jamestown. 'by parading in their front yard 2 |

TR Ea LEGON § SCHOOL IS INIT SECOND DAY

Seventy legionnaires from over

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Size 9 to 15-12 to 16. Cotton and spun rayon play suits in one and two piece styles with skirts to match, washable fabrics in stripes, floral and checks.

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routine” today, second day of the | { American legion college to instruct {members in legion administration and hisiory. | At the opening banquet in Hotel |

. Cetlant. Spun, RAYS ol "ew st Styles.

| Antlers last night Dr. M. O. Ross, 3 a oy namie president of Butler university, told Rena and Wotan | " ” . o students” the future of world peace . "wei rar “More. "Orly depends on political: and economic Values te $10.75.

world organization and. on a redirection of education “We must consciously plan to or- ® ganize and support some effective Pair ] | world-wide political organization to ' BD co-ordinate economic, political and gi Deiat cultural views,” he said. V-neck . Hy Star Store, Second Floor | This country’s leaders must be Torn ne T SHIRTS | Impressed with the public desire for| butcher . boy . [elimination of trade and economic | cost.style paUnder OPA, the Government paid tax money to meat barriers as a cushion against sco. [| mss Prec % 00 A £ \nomic depression, he added. Such|f| 0 *3% tee } packers and producers so retail prices would not go up. a cushion can be created only by(f| nes “enc . widening market horizons, he said. prints. Sizes f | Dr. Ross warned that educational 16 and 17 , These Government payments were called subsidies. Fg 2% Mine Shi sSusitions Fue vedanta dei ; ; jo 8vSFaige persan to it ang Star Store, Mv = Shane 07 ave, ° ge . * vol ntelligently on matters af-'}| Street ¥1 ‘ —- Now that all subsidies have been discontinued,- Kroger lfocuing the comolen. oc ronse anal oop Nile, Maite and 3106 ws Biss

Bmall, Medium and Large.

social problems which have grown| Star Store, Sirest Floor

| out of the shrinking of the physical | | barriers between nations, He fore[cast an eventual trend back to | emphasis on liberal arts education. | <A dinner-meeting for students| land instructors of the Legion col- | {lege will be held tomorrow evening!

must pay more to packers and producers for the meats we buy for you.

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It is Kroger's policy to advance prices only enough to

| at the Antlers. cover that part of increased costs formerly absorbed | Principal speakers will be Lee, A Curta | Pennington, Washington agent of | the FBI. {

by the subsidy. Any additional costs we are forced to: pay are not added to Kroger's retail prices. | QUADRUPLETS IN TEHRAN

| TEHRAN, July 9 (U. P).—Local | press reports said today that 70- | year-old peasant Needy Isfahan has | become the father of quadruplet | | girls. The children were reported | [ well. {

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Examples of Kroger's old and new meat prices are:

Sheer Marquisette curs tains with a dainty flockdotted Tullp design for added richness ~8oft ivory color to blend with every room scheme — Full 84 inches wide to the pair with neat one inch side hems and 87 inches long, hemmed and headed ready to hang

Star Store, Basement

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Old Price

27c: 1c Lb, Tc:

We Will Continue to Resist Inflationary Food Prices

JOSEPH B, HALL, President

Chuck Roast

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Grade "A" Bacon

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The Well known “Boss ‘Stoves. The kihd that gives " cooking satisfaction for years. A 3-burner cooking top with

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