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1:30 p. m. Thursday in the Wm, H. Block Ce. auditorium. Hazel is general chairman elly is co-chairman. - Patrol of Indianapolis No.. 6, Order of White Shrine, will give an ®exhibition drill at 9 p. m. tomorrow at North Park chapter, O. E. 8, hall.. Paul Pleyte is drill captain,

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MONDAY, OCT. 14, 1946

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ternational standardization of air = charges that pickets were cOnSpIr: | sponsors card a a scheduled to discuss league nom navigation and Gotsinhica ion : ing to violate a court order restricts |! their hall at 1609% Prospect st. nees for India is Juletim Sovernmeny aR u t was hinted today by # ing their number at Columbia stu- : | with Viceroy Lord Wav er vers of the British | dios. : River Rouge plant in Detroit voted| fr Jmnnah announced yesterday i Stilwell, I ‘ael ation attending the aviation The mass arrests represented a|lo end a wildcat strike, and alin a letter to the viceroy that the : Pacific oc coriference here. I i] new technique in law enforcement back-to-work movement got under | league had decided to join the All. 1 Daniel c “he two-week si purer, whi 8 Peat os "aa te Ate humerus eS 2 5 SE IR ener Oct. 10 at Municipal airport, made a als on , 3 r Jequn © suonsored by civil aero- charges of disorderly conduct and fact p Co. t in La Porte, ;).¢" five Moslems probably would i gar Joe, nauticscadminisération and the U.S. similar complaints, Ind. 2 " ltake their seats in the provisional i Saturday nt for some 12Q,rep- | More than 100 of an estimated| The cranemen's strike, involving cabinet Wednesday. - 1 pital. He Sih SKpaFLmE 38 foreign countries 200 pickets massed at. the Columbia |jess than 400. workers, had 'shut| India’s potentially-explosiye poe i operation resen py per nations of the gate were swept up in the first wave 's open h and litical! situation was relieved cone i davs befo that DE ational Civil Avi- | of arrests after police arrived and down Ford arih siderably by the Moslem decision ! Yesterd: Flotisitaa iriny | read them a copy of the court or- threatened the auto producer's steel i, pa-ticipate. ¥ . i Francisco 8 Org f the meeting is to ex- der obtained last week by Colum- Supply. The strike began 12 days| Formation of a coalition cabinet final salu EP iat En yhation and ’ bia studios. ago when strikers claimed they vere may wn Fw Rew {a of rome announce A There was no resistance by ar-|pe “pot " sodium ride | Munal peace for the ulent snube family wo ecunaeation systems to the rest rested pickets, among them several hejng ned by continent and bring an end to the the gener 0 . : America and Great Britain are women, Allis-Chalmers = workers at .a Moody ons that have punctuated miles | soul i for acceptance of their Set Up New Lines Porte voted to go back to work after [18 history. rh in last rit vying as an. international ¥ ; Besides the Columbia Studio|approving,a new contract calling| The interim government, consiste ov Decisions on adoption " _— picket lines, strikers placed token tor a 13%-cent hourly wage in-|iN8 of 14 portfolios, is headed by At the will ‘be made by PICAO in Mon- Jordan Jannetides (left) and Steve Fotiades, owners of the Capi- | George Barker, manager of the Park) Motor inn, surveys the hole [picket lines at Technicolor and crease and a voluntary dues check- | Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, president piloted by Canada Oct. 30. | tol tavern, 152 W. Washington st., inspect the safe from which burglars | made by the burglars in the tavern wall. The thieves also robbed a Paramount film laboratories and| off system. Employees at the com-|0f the Congress party. Detroit. ‘w "win Not Serap Plan last night took $13,500. | parking lot attendant. Fis announced they would set up lines pany’s La Crosse, Wis., plant turned| In Qecio® » On Sve Severe over the Pp i. ; -— i - “=== laround Pathe laboratory and Fox|down a similar offer and voted ment, the Moslems accepted five " ; aE Te i { : y hump” mr : B ry a | research engineering for Bendix provements and additions to systems|a cocktail party and soak Sines ANNOUNCE 2 TROOP [ene boron in Bew phase | continue their 168-day-old walk- | seats Pn ihe Paci, Sompared a the. war avia i dianapolis Athletic club. lof the 19-day-old walkout. out. { -dom te ; ' ., which designed and se. at the Indianago ’ with th aye much Sifferent Ulan 1efe ee ir AI Hone el » in ge. d t indi-’ More than 400 persons are ex-| SHIPS DEPARTURE Meanwhile disputing parties| ‘At Pittsburgh, hopes for 2nding| gress party. Mal countered in the United States. ‘roach radar for Nie gnavy during | Automatic and continuous | pected to attend the affair during] NEw YORK, Oct. 14 (U, P.).— marked time today pending a re-|ihe city’s crippling 21-day-old power Three seats are reserved for mie Stilwell te Also it was pointed out that the pre war’ was somewhat in line with | cation of position in flight and the | which Governor Gates and William |g, ,, 1 vements scheduled in New opening of maritime negotiations. |strike sank to a new low, and Mayor | NOrity representatives under Lord because of United Kingdom now employs a tl tislon of the British delegates. ideas of accomplishing this are not Atkins, chairman of the aviation BOF 103 . Spokesmen for the eastern and David L. Lawrence said -that un- | Wavell’s latest proposal. Mr. Jin- tion for hh “highly successful and workable air the io ks néw but it has been only recently! board, will speak. {York harbor today. Gulf shipping Interests promised employment stemming from the nah accepted the formula atter a Wi navigation system” which it does | ** Bendix Engineer Spea | that the proper devices have be- | see o ving — Drotningholm, iStnenherg to arrange an early meeting with |ceadlocked dispute was the worst | series of conferences with Mr, Vith on , - ‘as : 0 own- 1 - Ho, tend So BE d that th Mr. Webb. said: | come Ee to allow the devel- PANDA ON WAY TO U. 8. [ina Bermuda. 0 ? representatives of two maritime | since the dark depressich days.” |Nehru and the viceroy. he t oe The Britishers agree 5 ®! It is our opinion that the navi-| . i A | Departing—Stella Polaris, West Indies; unions, on strike since Oct. 1. The| Pittsburgh's 2700 street ar opera- ———- . : lopment of practical automatic sys-| CHENGTU, China, Oct. 14 (U.'. ; a h z ian SYsem Sree ha gation and control of aircraft will ome.” ’ \ |P.).—A baby giant Panda — the at rer a re Th shipowners agreed to resume talks|tors and bus drivers, who quit work NEW FOODS ANTICIPATED 3 i Ig over this country and that gland | & lutionized in a short! At 6:45 o'clock tonight PICAO del- | eighth ever brought out of the high | rH * after the striking unions yielded |rather than pass through picket | WASHINGTON, — Tobacco seed WW ¢ toed g already fs ‘using some American not be revolu doption and con-egates will be entertained by the montains of Szechuan province—| FIRES KILL 10,000 ANNUALLY |an demands that any settlement be|lines set up by the Independent oil meal and oil may some day bee s on! theories and equipment, but said | period by the a option com jetely| Indianapolis hoard of aviation com- left Chengtu on a Chinese luxury WASHINGTON—More than 10.-| extended to West coast operations. | Power Workers union, scheduled a| come common foods, tests on anie Eisenh they feel that few decisions Wi | curreat deve Spires o : x Tp will missioners. assisted by the Indian-| airliner today, destined for the New 000 lives are lost each year in the| Elsewhere on the labor front, meeting today to consider a return mals indicate; the seed contains Message be made at the Montreal parley. jnew Seu: Ally SX through th apolis chamber of commerce. with|York zoo. 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