Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1946 — Page 10

Vision of Plenty can Fool Strangers.

By JOHN A. THALE Times Foreign Correspondent ROME, Aug. 26—The Roman holiday atmosphere in some of this capital's - luxury restaurants has Italian food officials worried. They speculate what the psycho= logical effect must be on casual observers from countries that are now raiding their own pantries to oagdstuffs for hungry Italy. are not usually| & i. favorably impressed on reading restaurant menus offering—at a eral different kinds of antipasto, 10 kinds of spaghetti concoctions and the choice of half~ a-dozen meats, fowl and fish. Apparently in Abundance They are not amused to stroll past awninged sidewalk cafes and observe patrons stuffing away ice | coll

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THIRD OF U.S. CARS | FOUND DEFECTIVE

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d of the cars on America's ican is a multi-millionaire, This is, in Chinese money. The journal said that on a basis | dependence, of per capita income in this country universal rallying cries, in 1945. the average American was because they have so long been forbidden, these words will acquire 2 . an almost magic power. On recent announced rates of ex- caues they have been the play- | deep . ; : things of madness, would have: $3,852,500 in Chinese enthusiasm for good sense. of deliverance, a cry of union, wil resound from one end of the world _|to the other.” The cry is resounding but R as yet to hear it.

cream than there ever Was pre-war American or munching at delicate creamfilled rolls and pastries. There has been: criticism of the Italian government's crack down on some of these top-

from widespread] wASHINGTON, Aug. 26.—Nearl

For some reason officials have consistently delayed action on the plan to cut out luxury classification | ardous defects

| highways have one or more haz- , judging from results of a nation-wide police traffic safet;

Propose to Eliminate Choice

The plan would be to prohibit | cafes from offering more than one 4¢ing headed the list of dangerous type of spaghetti dish and one type meat at any given meal. But so far it is just a plan, Opponents of the austerity order argue that luxury restaurants take care of only a few thousand people at the most and their elimination make little difference to the overall

stop lights not oper-

more than 2!'4 million automobiles’ between May 15 and June 30, the International Association of Chiefs of Police reports. LUMB Faulty frontylights were second. Defective brakes, windshield wipers, horns and. tires followed in that

Officials of UNRRA and other food-providing agencies are quite well aware that full show windows, luxury food stores and well-spread tables at swank restaurants are an entirely artificial picture that fools only the most casual observer.

. four musicians from the famous Ravca doll ection, to be exhibited Sept. 3 to 14 at L. S, Ayres’ auditorium. cream lathered with more whipped! Some 3000 dolls, all for sale, will be in the exhibit sponsored by the

| ‘AMERICANS WORTH MILLION—IN CHINA stant, viewing the smoking rujns | Affairs; Cecily was trying desper- = e . then | ! of Europe, made this prophecy: three of us shook our heads WNC because of my tears and the trem-|small government allowances, had hii _ giving Mrs. Ralston a letting alone . : The Journal of Commerce Wg rice Sue Worl jeg Te never did anything which the boys Cecily was irrevocably lost to me. ery Amer- courage, where on earth will th menaced -aggressor turn his eyes to find defenders? Everybody will |

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 (U. P.).—

American

ERMEN TO GET | EXTRA SUGAR RATION ,, WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 (U. P.).| —The OPA is allowing lumbermen | six extra pounds of sugar a mont. checking more | Housing Expediter Wilson W. Wyat

than 125,000 cars in the same period, | announced today. cent with defects compared with 31.6 per cent for the made at his req

American cars in the check, | needed timber for home building.

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Parley’s Voting Trend:

By HAL O'FLAHERTY Times Special Writer PARIS, Aug. 26—Russia is. the that she had certainly gone all out only nation represented at the for superficial charm. 1 did not pay much attention to |Paris conference to emerge from | She hung on Steve adoringly, she {the war with greatly extended ter- ‘made moues and pretty gestures, | |ritory. Russia also is the only na- she was as completely unlike herself | tion here that claims to be insecure as Della: was unlike Corinna. And | {within its present frontiers. Even while this conference lis-icially Corinna, after her first awktens ‘to endless repetitions of the ward greetings. phrase “a lasting and a just peace,” Russia has served notice on Turkey pay any attention to us even if she that, for reasons of security, it nad felt that we were important | Hm, straight shoulders, above the ribbons. must have parcels of Turkish terri- |anough to warrant it. The sorority | sweetheart neckline of the fitted] “Open them!” Cecily commanded | tory along the Bosporus

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Already there is evidence in the he there. | votin At the Paris conference that nn unless ‘Russia sets lits ambitions; un} |ercising it'veto power in the council | mind to have none of the party, [ a of the United Nations and in the and she went off to sulk by herself I looked upon Della’s handiwork | nouncement of their engagement. meetings of the four-power minis- [1n a corner chair, scaring off the and saw Cecily for once objec- The guests made a general noisy | ters, a world be young men who would have liked to | tively, as if she were a premiere stampede for the affianced couple, | formed against Russia. ’ Prophecy Recalled

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Hong and noisy dinner party and| I could see Val sitting on a cot in| Corinna’s function was to round some desolate Barracks, eating his

out the numerical perfection of heart out in loneliness and disgrace . . while Cecily queened it here in Build Housing Projects at

{mother had asked you,” she said,| @Gorinna’s glowering. told every |luxury. RE ; 2. and it was apparent that.the sur- one that. she was well aware of vw a» Virginia University. prise was not a pleasant one. | the slight put upon her, She looked | CECILY said in her gay, careless B _ much as she had that day when|y c oe tre-Howard Newspapers Watching her covertly I thought | ecily. siapied her voice, taking up the rose on her| CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Aug. | y ppe : napkin, “There's something in the! 26.—A 76-year-old retired general her plight. I was too interested in |cake for each of you" and pulled had an idea which is helping the watching Cecily. on her streamer. The rest of is | University of Virginia solve its "5 8 | emulated ‘her—all but Corinna, housing shortage for veteran stuHER CURLS were swept up high whose streamer was left conspicu- |g ‘ ents. on her head and Held there with a ously running to the cake through . |bandeau of gardenias. Diamonds the rest of the evening. Why not put the ‘veterans lo |glinted in the lobes of her small From beneath the false top of | WOK building their own housing?” ears. The coiffure accentuated the | the highest tier little heart-shaped suggesien Me Gen. C. L. Hervey, d carriage of that head, the | lockets flashed on the ends of the who was dssociated with Contractor ! Allen J. Saville on the campus ousing project. The general rounded up 30-odd veteran-students who were attending the university under G. I.-bill

| CHAPTER 19 CECILY lost some of her poise |

|she avoided all three of us, espe-

| Della, of course, was too busy to | prou

irls looked at Corinna curiously, | frost blue bodice. ‘merrily. g tis e sly | Candlelight found the small | 8.

| dlaphanous swirling chiffon skirts | names were inscribed—one on each |g onstruction laborers. Th AT ANY rate, before 10 minutes and the demure lace mitts. Cecily, oon «Cecily-Steve.” It had come at work nL with ar patrician feminine graces. on. trying to put enough buildlings together to enable the historic old school to accommodate its big veteran enrollment next

danseuse just before the curtain and there was much kissing and month.

d rings down. The smile was bitter hand shaking. s . updn my lips. 1 found myself with my eyes riv-| eeded Extra Pay yan ected to those two names in the| “The G. L's made fine workers.

pay her attention. Mr. Ralston and Robert ha

¢ tami _|sorbing discussion of community : z . on Frenchman named Benjamin Con | COCKTAILS were served. The jocket and the letters jigged crazily | They were mostly living on their

|enter coalition against him. Peace, |! » wi he | Pal 2 . . i A Justice will font |admittance It seemed to me that the house éven a pretense of eating, No one veterans hdd been helpful in solv-

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REVERSE WAR BRIDE STORY [wreath of roses and gardenias. DAYTON, O. P.).—The fa-| There were nine young couples B€ h, |miliar war bride story took a new | present--the sorority girls t | twist in Dayton recently. | Charlene Mayne of Dayton left|ples—the Ralstons, Robert and me. { here recently for England to become Mr, Wyatt said the increase was |i. ‘y.ide of an RAF sergeant who

uest to help get |wpent two of the war years in Day-| Corinna. Thorne, as

| ately to cover up for Della who was’ came around. Robert |p; the tray bling of my hand. Della had won.| . a1 hours time to spare each to repay her for years of like]

{he taught might use as an excuse | 8 'n day, and needed the extra pay to T sat in a chair by the big front | for deviltry of their own. We st I FORGOT Della, and Corinna support their families,” Gen. Herwindow looking the scene over as Politely while the others ehaliared and Robert—everything but my own |vey said. Frank Hartman, superlit. it were a play for which I had °VeT their glasses. e nibbe personal tragedy. I doubt if 1 made | intendent of buildings and grounds d more than I could afford for Canapes for the university, agreed that the was full of caterers. Della's maids except Robert and Corinna noticed, ing the labor shortage. had walked out on her just before ...4 certainly no one cared. There! Gen. Hervey said he intends to low candles everywhere standing time for the guests to arrive, Iiyag plenty of vivacity all around suggest the idea to veterans adin clustered crimson roses learned. Della had to pay through me. : ministration officials. He thinks ern. Places had been laid for the nose for emergency help. Even 1 endured the entire evening be- enough veteran labor is available g | Della’s servants had their day with! suse 1 hoped for just a moment on practically all campuses to pro-

I wondered when mine would ajone with Cecily after the other vide substantial aid to the housing guests had left. | program, if it is recruited and put

8 8 | eee to work. THE interminable cocktails con- (To Be Continued) The University of Virginia alguests were invited to — m—————— {ready has 100 trailer units occu|the center of the table within a the table. We found place cards CALL OUT ALL FIREMEN |pjed, and the work now is on 78 |which seated the three Wynnes to-| CINCINNATI, O. (U. P.).—For!/family housing units for the fall ther in a tight bloc across from | the first time in the department’s/ term. Next on the schedule is 150 and the older.Ralstons, the cake like alexistence, the marshals and com-|more family units. panies in all six Cincinnati fire dis-| Mr. Hartman said 480 dormitory Steve's hand lingered intimately | tricts were fighting different blazes | units for single veterans are now on Cecily’s bare shoulder after heat the same fime. The six alarms| available, plus accommodations for ded within a 35-minute |800 other single men at the for-

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» n ” | NO BOY had been invited for had seated her. She glanced up at| were soun usual, was him provocatively. My h not, feeling up to sitting through a!for her. :

ands itched period. The fires caused little dam-|mer Woodrow Wilson veterans hos- | age.

pital, 35 miles away.

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