Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1946 — Page 9

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, 1946

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- - which is to be built, Dr. Kelly said. ; The site has not been selected.

Two sites’ for the new hospital

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political .and economic’ master’ of eastern and central Europe. She will remain dictator of most of Europe if this conference.operates under the rules laid down by Russia in the council of foreign ministers. These tentatively and

reservedly have been accepted by the United States. Hence the present fight of small

‘Rules Major lssue at Paris

nations led by Australia's. Foreign Minister Evatt to change Russian rules is not the usual. preliminary, but is the main bout, ; Under these rules Russia could make an effective challenge. For if two-thirds vote is required for action, Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov’s minority is large enough to' control most decisions: That seems strange when Russia nominally is only one of 21 nations represented here. But this is the way it works: Russia begins with three votes instead of one—given her by Churchill and Roosevelt at Yalta—and adds her three satellite governments of Poland, Czechoslovakia

# Final Plans to Be Made at

have been considered. One is near | the Indiana university medical cen1 ter, and the other adjacent to the, T present hospital on Cold Spring rd.| ‘Officials, To Attend Among veterans administration |

. officials who will. attend Monday's] Meeting Monday. meeting are Ernest L. Matinson, di-| | rector of construction and. supply, | The 250-bed former Billings gen- and M. D, Abney, chief of real es-| eral hospital at Ft. Harrison will tate, both of Chicago. : | be ‘turned over Yo the veterans ads| py telnl Bt the Siseussions| i i GR |W g. n. Clifford Bluemel, ministration Aug. 10, it was an-| smmanding general of Ft. Harri-| nounced today. |son; Col. Edward Strohbehn, Final plans for the transfer will mer commanding officer, and » be made Monday when officials of| Earl L. Lyons G-4, Fifth service |

the army and the veterans admin- command. istration meet at Pt. Harrison, Dr. John E, Kelly, recently appointed superintendent of the vet-

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be assisted by Eugene K. Ricker,| with plang to lay off half its em- e a ENT executive officer. P y SUPPLEM *

votes. n ; : To those she usually can add}: - ; ployees at the end of work today,! \ f de Rr a a Sepa i 2 Jineh, gate Smith, famed radio singer, | Hany Haglovges Neelsd o despite threat of a strike from the ACT NOW DIET TABLETS : 4 and often can -get an eighth“as a 1 be chai f the 1946 i pening an employ-| » is : m the direct vote or an absentee which wl on na $2,000,000 tor | ment office in building 1008, Bin. | Yen cartoonists guild; MAIL 118 and » Lower Calorie Menu ottery. serves her purpose equally well, polfo victims, according to ad- ings, Mr. Ricker stressed the urgent | ras EAT the usual amount of greem

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fawn- : In the first secret ballot here| nouncement by the Sister Eliza- |Deed the administration has fot |

der is she got 7 of 21 votes. Eight is : for In- | doctors, nurses, sub - professional] Mailing Address, 3 meats. Eat less sugar, starch, 17 ° AUTHENTIC eriough, of course, under the twos Bett Romy > oumation and ward workers, stenographers, | a 202 N. Delaware st. fats. Take one Supplement Dick Hiduad thirds rule to block any confer-|— ioe !general office clerks, mess hall em- Home VIE Indianapolis, Ind. Tablet before each m io suppl ique ence action. ployees, chauffeurs, carpenters and Please send Ie post. essential Vitamins and S. oS MASCULINE . : kitchen personnel. | ) phe po WARE ey In case of serious allments see Russ Posi tion Steons Applicants will be interviewed | bles “rabiets th your doctor before. reducing. Set : REASONABLE Actually Russia is in an. even from 8 a. m to 4:30 p. m, Mon- | / Le noloted 100 TABLETS Sold on shop - stronger position than that because ISSUED BY STATE days through Fridays and until | ig cheek Ag Money Back

most conference decisions will be ' (noon on Saturdays, Mr, Ricker said. | “The time ‘to set your commun- Although the transfer is tenta-!

rill / \ . fixed by treaty committees, and : sivel L for A ey. Jol] . : ity's ‘broken bones’ is before they |tively Set for Aug. 10, Dr. Kelly sald | under the proposed sysiem. ihe {he did not expect patients to be}

Soviet vote always would have ab- cid declares the Indiana eco-| dmitted oetore Oct. 1. ) NN \ solute veto power on four of the nomic council today in a booklet Adequate Staff Needed five treaty committees outlining how Hoosier towns and| “It is necessary that we have a

: i -| d adequate staff before w This rigging would be achieved by counties may plan their future de-|good and adequate staff before we

dvi rest CET combining the two-thirds rule with velopment under state laws already gg ous Tiegh Date Bt he alg, i " ; selecte 1e hosanother which Iimits< membership |in effect. pe :

8 ’ ’ pital will be a permanent group, 2% [4 S ; 2 7 4 on each treaty committee to those| By “broken bones” is meant such and will be transferred to the new| ) rh hI x

who formally were at war with any| things as lack of zoning, old sew-|veterans administration hospital anes ’

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lute negative control of. four of five treaty committees and a good neys us chance to control the fifth—with a| . strong reserve defense line in wi (C ean (a S conference sessions to prevent reversal of his committee decisions. pa Jou aifier Toul GIN ob MIR If those fail he has his third and | ness n Ankles, Rheumatic Pains, strongest line in his veto power jn Fa ul Passages, or feel the foreign ministers’ council which —under proposed rules—will make all final treaty decisions anyway, Therefore Molotov looks like a sure winner here. But in diplomatic as in military war, there are no certainties. The fight goes on.’

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