Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1946 — Page 27

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“THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1048

LIST INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT GROUPS

Opened Nov. 7.

mmtitee members who will n the opening of the Indianapolis Industrial exposition at Union station Nov. 7 were announced today. The exposition, first permanent industrial exhibit to be established in a union railway station, is expected to attract industrial leaders from all over the nation. Wallace O. Lee, chairman of the dedication and tour committee in charge of the unveiling and formal opening ceremony, has announced the following members of his commitise; ,

Notman Baxter, Dr. Norman WM Beatty Robert rner, Joseph M. Bloch, hilip M wo nilus, Henry L. Dithmer Jr, oward Piebér, Samuel R. Harrell, ww J. Herth AW. Herrington, Thomas od 1. Ke emp, Robert E. Kirby, alter Kuhn, William H. McKitrick, Jesse FN Ro Harry Reid Sr, P. O Reilly, Reynolds and Harold B. West, Russe Williams, $mmittee in charge of the dinner in he wil} 00] hotel Riley room at 6:30, Nov wi nye a his- committee the following: dams . Alexander, Wilns, Seon. L. Brinkworth, Cady, Senator Homer j. Sapebart, Q. Re Deets, E. H. Gardner, Hammond, Dan Hess, Henry Holt, ony’ Ayim man, D. M. Klausmeyer. BE H. Noyes, Frank 8 O'Nell, V. M, Ous ‘ey Aub 3. B. Buibhin, Gur ‘A walnerigni : Wehrung and Russell L

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Additional committees for the exosition are announced by Edwin B. Pearce, governing’ committee chairman, include:

Allotment and Occup anna, chairman; .R. Atkins, Louis : orinstein, C. Harvey Tai uns Ray Srom, Robert Erickson, W. P. Flynn, w. Gleeson Jr, Gottberg. W. C

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X M. McWhirter, G. Barret Moxley, Ray A. Peterson, Frank B. Shields, R, J Sever, W. PF. Struby and Lynn J. Willams Jr. Technical—T. B. Griffith, chairman: R. Norman Baxter, Joseph E. Cain, A. H Clarke, Raymond Coy, J. Ralph Fenstermaker, Howard T. Griffith Walter ae | Walter I. Hess, Frank Hoke, Norman R | Kevers, C. Clair Knox, Carl Meyer, | harles Rau, Charles Rether! ord, A. J. oeder and Erwin Vonne Public Information and Rotations Serie Sidener, chairman: eorge C Harry M. Bittner Jr., Charles E. Disger, Howard C. Caldwell, Roscoe Clark, M. W Dallas, Maxwell Droke, William A. Dyer Jr. R. W. Peik, Roger C. Flemine, Sam Freeman, J. L. Hanns, Henry Manz 0. Walter McCarty, M. M Reriure C1 Bruce McConnell, William H. McKitri ik, Eugene Pulliam 8r., Paul Richey, i aurice O. Ross, Virgil Stinebaugh and | . B. Stokely Jr Finance—Russell 8. Williams, chairman Meier 8. Block, Velney M. Brown, Ed. | Dowling, Hugh K. Duffield, G. A. Efroymson, Irving M. Fauvre N. Frenzel, “Hicks, I. M 8, Krafft, . 1. Longswaorth, Bert C MeCammon, James S. Joran George Saas, Walter L. Shirley, W. R. Sthelair, Ebér M. Spence, Sor W. Stark, Evan B. Walker, Carl H. Wallerich and Evang Woollen Jr.

YOUTHS STILL MUST REGISTER FOR DRAFT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (U. P.). —8elective service warned yesterday that all young men still must register for the draft on their 18th birthdays. They are not subject to call until age 19. A spokesman said this fact has led to misunderstanding and failure in some cases to register. When congress extended the draft act until March 31, 18-year-olds ere exempted from service but the irement to register was not

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NEW YORK, Sept. 26

(U.P).

—Ralph C. Kahn, CHicago jewelry manufacturer, offered today to

arrange for ‘a Chicago bank

post a letter of credit. with a Cairo bank to bring Egypt's gazelle boy to America for a series of speed exhibitions—all proceeds

to go to needy veterans.

Kahn said he would guarantee the expenses of the boy, found by an Arab prince living with a herd of gazelles, to be accompanied with a nurse and any other nec-

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Soldiers Block Roads: to Java ‘Berchtesgaden.’

By GEORGE WELLER Times Foreign Correspondent POENTEN, Java, Sept. 26.—Here at the pinnacle of Java's Berchtesgaden dwells the Indonesian republie’'s appointed, but still uhelected President Soekarno. Soekarno has gone into tempor ary inaccessibility due to talks being opened now with the Dutch. Soekarno heads the rebels’ rightist wing, which is opposed to a compromise with the Dutch. Here in this lovely mountain resort, Soekarno is resting with his second wife, Fatima, and their 2-year-old son, Mohammed Gundar (whose . second name~means “thunder”). Soekarno has no first name. Soe, prefixed to Karno, is a rebel salute meaning brother, Soekarno's Berchtesgaden has several qualities of Hitler's. besides journalists being unwelcome. It is located at Hotel Selecta in this 3000-foot-high village of Poenten, about 30 miles outside Malang. Selecta was a rare leave spot for American Fortress pilots who fought for the defense of Java in 1942 until their planes were destroyed. Japs Stored Ammunition, Food From Malang, the winding road up to Poenten is crossed by several | republican roadblocks of sandbags and barbed wire. Soekarno's personal bodyguard, armed with machineguns and rifles, oversee all approaches and republican civil police watch the roads. “ Republicans seem to take seriously the assertion of the restless Dutch garrison in Soerabaja that it could take Malang in 12 hours, if released from what is termed the “fetters” ‘of British command. Taking Poenten might be tougher, however. The Japanese intended this place for their Berch-

been mountains. Cave defenses were partly turned over to the republicans—as part of Japan's political time-bomb technique—but are not all discovered yet. The Japanese stored up enough food and ammunition there for years.

Road Block Main Defenses

The question. is whether these defenses would hold against a lightning strike by a Dutch column from BSoerabaja, spearheaded by Sherman tanks and American motorized equipment. Main republican defenses consist of a tortuous, meandering roadblock system in Malang, with eight-foot walls of tree trunks filled with earth. Soekarno, troubled with low blood pressure and pernicious anemia, has a private villa on the mountain, about 500 yards above Hotel Selecta, with four house servants and four gardeners. Meals without meat or alcohol come from the hotel, which has been requisitioned, but not yet formally confiscated by the government, It is the only hotel in the republic still allowed to keep its pre-re-publican- name and European manager, who is ‘Swiss. There is a beautiful azure pool open to village children at 50 sen in Japanese money per swim.

2-DAY PARLEY OPENS ON UNDULANT FEVER

A two-day conference on brucellosis, commonly called undulant fever, was scheduled to get underway today at the Indiana university medical center. Representatives of medical and veterinarian professions and farm organizations will speak on combating the disease. The conference was called by the department of public health of Indiana university with the assistance of the state board of health, Purdue university, the bureau of animal industry of the federal department of agriculture, and the U. 8. public health service. Bpeakers for the two-day session include Dr. B. T. Simms, chief, bureau of animal industry and president of -veterinary science at Purdue; Dr. Carl F, Jordan, director of preventable diseases, Des Moines, Iowa; Dr. L. E. Burney, state health commissioner, anw- Dr. T. B. Rice, former health commissioner and professor of bacteriology and pub. lic health at Indiana university medical center.

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all ‘other fraternities on the Fairview campus in scholastic standing last year.

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