Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1946 — Page 10

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‘Activ U.S. Hel “Und d Railroad’ for Ex Ref Pre Th ¥ ive elp in 'Un erground Railroad’ for urope' s Retugees Froposed by - Jewish Leaders L By LUDWELL DENNY ereign nations. Nor can it conduct|overcome concerns’ the sheer im-| Specifically, they deny that any persecuted despite the Warsaw are in Germany ( a Just Seripps-Howard Staff Writer’ emigration from those nations, even| possibility of our military govern-|large number of Jews from pre- government's official opposition to|zone), 10,000 a ne: 5 Degen position in our zone ai due Ever, FRANKFORT, July 12.—Jewish|though it is now technically evad-|ment's feeding thousands and per-| war Russian territory are planning anti-semitism. Poland besides 60,000 in new Rus- the ietims of Hitieriem, Muy } stree! leaders are proposing that the U. S.[ing international agreement in haps millions more refugees in the|to get to Palestine by way of the| About 10,000 such refugees ar-|sian territory eligible for Polish Shoush % 3 pressuting Toacion; tq on {1 government virtually take over the opening , its German zone to in«|hungry and crowded . American|U. 8. zone, and they point out that|rived in the American zone in June.|repatriation this summer, and the!less Fin J aliine eGardn ' exodus of Jewish refugees from fltrees. ie zone. Soviét law prohibits such emigra-|Jews now request the military gov-|remainder in Italy and elsewhere|present pier iain th Sing] eastern Hurope into’ the American The Jews reply this is an emers| Jews deny the estimate of certain | tion, . ernment to prepare to receive 40,-|en route to Palestine. U. 8. will wi fri ! gency in which human decency ‘and | American officials that upwards of| Rabbi Philip 8. Bernstein of(000 more this summer despite the Additionally, there are 200,000 in Je isl acotpt Je laws - gone of Germany delayed justice to the persecuted|three million European Jews are| Rochester, N. Y. Gen. McNarney's|increasingly serious economic prob-| Hungary and 350,000 in Romania, tall Jevpogals. Washington a7 of th Military govern- European remnant of Zion should|waiting to move into the American official advisor on Jewish affairs,(lems of the zone. who are denied exodus privileges by oo Se the main points until after and ment authorities take precedence over diplomatic|zone as a stepping stone to Pales-|estimates that the total of future| Aceording to other Jewish lead-|the Russian controlled government. oe mbet gleetiona and then is f pow keep open Secanlcaliides, tine or as a long-time residence en|infiltrees will be only 150,000, chief- [ers the much-disputed Jewish refu-| While Washington is giving Jew-| increases the oe Jolie a wins ‘ pow d the mone borders A second. objection they hope tolroute there. ly from Poland where Jews still are|gee total is 300,000. Of these 100,000|ish refugees welcome and a priv-|dangers of the U. § — Shy = funn for Jewish “in- er— ] streel filtrees,” which a wi just took. so di 50 en ment guests in Sool the zone camps. Mr. Denny off SC Under the new proposal the U.S. lessly actively instead of passively, would Sing) aid the Jewish “underground rail- Sing road” to bring refugees across Eu- flowe rope and into the zone. This is same part ‘of a threefold Jewish plan. Mrs The second proposal is aimed at down the demoralizing idleness in refu- she. g gee camps in our zone. she. 4 Ask Special Scrip were Many are not inclined to work plant for pay in marks of a doubtful her value. So the leaders now are ask-| ) ing the United States to provide

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SCOUTS TO ATTEND CAMPFIRE TONIGHT

After completing their requirements for camp and scout ranks, Boy Scouts attending the second camp period at Camp Chank-tun-un-gi will attend the final campfire tonight.

All advancements were reviewed Joh last night by members of the sen- 17 . ior staff. Don Barnett, director of program and advancements, supervised the progtam, assisted by Grant Hayes, Troop 42; Charles Brooks, Troop 74, in charge of first and second class ranks; and N, T. Washburn, William W. Miller and » J. W, Auble handling merit badges. pact - Nearing completion during this mol second period is the laying of water It pipe from the tent row to the camp- mili ing area. Firecrafter candidates su- has pervised by Don Snepp, campcraft Ii director, are working on the proj- case ect. | Winners of a scoutcraft firebuild- | | hus ing contest were David Lawrence, whit Camp Troop 9, and Larry Hickman, y Camp Troop 7. \ ,TOAT My AN / 2 ! but { t assu T OF PROPERTY HERE | tow { f towr Eighteen real estate transfers one have been reported by the Asso- was ciated North Side Realtors. | =’ | Knight Realty Co. sold property INNERSPRING y at 706 N. Alabama st., 1818 E. Ohio ere st, and eight lots in Sleepy Hollow, TT Tepe Tippecanoe river; Bruce Savage MA RESS Ca; Co., 7157 N. Bolton ave.; Robert E. pundreds of Walker, 1335 W. 36th st., and Ford is fine mattress has springs, pad- y Woods & Co., 3544 N. Tacoma ave., resilient tempered £00 ors 0 an bedr 1021 N. Warman ave., 1425 Laundale ded with thick 0 mount of SIT ne. st., 1900 Vinewood st. and Brookside providing tne prope sound, relaxing blue rd, near Kitldy ave. ness det A heavy Woer es du Fay Cash and John Max, seven slumber taped edges side na 18 acres on E. B6th st.; Bridges & oe = entilators. y Graves, 739 and 743-8. Reisner st. and a 1.x and Gem, Ind; Harry. L. Robbins we Realty Co: 1420 Commerce st. T. IMMEDIATE § 50 haut N. Meredith, 5013 Evanston ave. EUVERY arid Hicks-Driscoll Co., 505-07 N, : WEEE Noble st., and a lot on N. Mount st. BIE “ | . A 5 ! . BUS-AUTO COLLISION INJURES 4 PERSONS = Four persons were injured, none seriously, in a collision of a city od bus and an automobile at Pershing ; and Ray sts. last night. a Ernest and James Cooper, riding | ue 4 y. |in the automobile, were slightly | MINERVA : Bourbon Liqueur! That's |nurt. Two passengers on the bus, } what B. L. stands for! To- |1sbelle Tutterow, 30, of 4525 Farns- | E | t 1 . Hi worth ave, and Gilbert Nadler, 36,! e C r | C id gether they mean magic ps 8S. Pershing st., were treated at | RADIO pus hospitals for minor injurie - smoothness. leased. 5 andre S T F A M Hg : Warren Wright, 27, of 412 E. you They mean every drink MABbet st, driver of the bus, was Walnut Finish J hig {not injured. } R 0 k a | ! I a hae the deep fullness of H Tami 1 Nives | ¢-Tube set with the new plus features 15 po : sha ombines & new type gyro driv - : a recalls the | Fl nds! Wives! Conta ing control circuit and full range tone $ . ob inest Bourbon Whi . reates its own steam and dampens while ) m; tor. Its heavy duty choke elimi ] skey Want new Pep and Vim? you iron. Saves hours of work and does $ 20 . Spee lectionable hum. Outstanding 25 Per Week fe They mean your drinks Thousands ot Couples are weak. worn-out, ex- lovelier, finer ironing. Easy to use be- tonal quality and performance. $L. { lan vi: viainy iy ute b fe FAen For new cause it glides on a cushion of steam. al have a smoothness that | viamis bs Ge 30 ioiedesors tee hog abil ET At all drug sto . can come only from a rare | susbois. sl il Hook's and 3 En COM MASTER GYM SET but liqueur. Next time try it RECORD beer ; : PLAYER | It's no problem to keep the kiddies off the streets .. . safe and healthy’ Flyi in your mixed drinks. 3 right in their own yard if you have this complete gym in your yard. 1 $ 50 ! Lifetime steel tubing brightly colored in fed and green. Includes teeter, crar . 2 swings, climbing ladder, flying rings, climbing rope, chinning bar, and | Thi Boe Cav orie bar... 49 trapeze bar. | fiig} and right out front in d Wi package store 1 Decorated With All $ 05 | Bu your you | Weather Rainbow Colors : % we... ., $1.25 PER WEEK pA g . . befc N ATl( Need TH LETE S FOOT Caswell-Runyan ITS EASY TO PAY AT at ly ICK RELIEF WITH W. v. 222 GN LE OR MONEY sack CHEST An automatic record player that plays saw] a a Worlg-$ mous Caswell-Runyan cedar 10 records . . . has tone and volume ches in handsome walnut ve- ’ . tone— m volSET neers and lined with aromatic Tennessee sontrol. Excellent Tul. #96 ate names WV ee gible ack cedar. Large size ... push button lock. s 95 ume. Does not need radio. In an | See this chest and you will want it for tractive metal case that “can take ie 0% of druggists to * your own. FULLY GUARANTEED. ~ @ 30-city survey : kal , | A ” TRA PY lial Pay only $1 25 a Week + Easy Terms Arranged i \ " 4 § ia »