Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1946 — Page 6

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Veteran to Resume

. Dr. George J. Goodman, recently discharged from the army air force after 36 months service, will resume his- practice of dentistry here on © Oct. 1. : . Dr. Goodman was stationed at - le Mabry field, llahassee, Fla., nellas field, St. Petersburg, Fla., Hunter field, Savannah, Ga. and : * at M. T. C., San i f Antonio, Tex. hin The former Dr Goodman army officer will open .his offce at 1745 Shelby st.

OFFICE MANAGER GROUP WILL MEET

Indianapolis chapter, national Office Management association will hold its first meeting since June at 6:30 p. Im. tomorrow at Hotel Riley. Speaker at the ‘meeting will be J. Howard Alltop, personnel director of American United Life Insurance Co

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UN “Can't Decide Whether Spain ‘May Share.

By NAT A. BARROWS Times Special Writer LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., Sept. 24. —Politics rears its ugly head in such a humanitarian world-wide

matter as control of narcotics. The scourge is ngw a source of intense interest to a sub-committee of the United Nations economic and social council, The question where politics enters is: Shall Spain be permitted to join a United Nations narcotics convenion? : Russia says no. Britain, raising the plea that control of opium, heroin, cocaine, morphine and other narcotics favored by drug addicts should embrace all countries, .says yes. Full Council Must Rule

With repetitious arguments suggestive of the security council, the Soviet representative opposes any attempt to include Franco Spain in such a world body. The sub-com-mittee, as a result, cannot progress on the point and the Spanish issue is to be thrown into the full 18-na-tion council. This narcotics sub-division of the economic and social council, actually is picking up where the League of Nations left off. The way here, as in the defunct League, is strewn with the pitfalls of vast financial considerations. Especially in the Orient, and with a subtle, if not open opposition from countries where the sale of narcotics is a huge source of political revenue,

WAR MOTHERS TO MEET

Wayne Township War Mothers will have a luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. James Campbell, 1800 8. Banner ave. Assistant hostess will be Mrs. M. T. Lowe, Mrs, C. D. Fansler, Mrs Earl Barnhart, Mrs.

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~ Homicide Rate Has Increased One-Third Since End of World War II

NEW YORK, Sept. 24. — The| higher rate than the corresponding suggests, may be: Post-war letdown | familiarity - with firearms plus an|exists, the life insurance statisti: homicide rate has gone up about|month. of the year before.

one-third since the end of the war, statisticians of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. here report.| 10 per cent sample of deaths re-|denly left, on their own resources The rate among the company's| ported in the nation, give a homi- | and industrial policyholders for the|cide rate of 52 for the first five completed a strenuous assignment|or will increase. World war I ex- | age crime. first six months of 1046 is 4.2 per| months of 1946 as compared with|under strict supervision; failure of perience does not furnish any clue. 100,000. Each month, beginning|4.0 for the same period of 1945.

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Hinkle, Butler university athletic i - unusual number of them, largely| cians state. first Latest census bureau figures for in’ national morale; natural unrest ‘trophies and souvenirs of war;| As possible remedies they sug- airector, as speaker at 1s he general population, eased on a [among discharged servicemen sud-| available. gest further restricting the sale of |\uncheon Thursday noon in the CoThere is no way of knowing|flrearms and greater efforts to|ltmbia club. Fred Bowers, temhaving| whether the increase is tempprary| eliminate conditions that encour-|porary chairman of the organiza. These include poor|tion, announced that the group . 3 housing, ignorance and lack of would elect officers and formulate To No simple solution to this com-|proper recreational facilities. plans for the year at the meeting. : F i

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