Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1946 — Page 8

HOME ECONOMIES ‘OFFICERS. INSTALLED

wn Times State Service ' NOBLESVILLE, Nov. 6 —Installation of officers for 1947 highlighted the annual achievement day of the home economics clubs of Hamilton county, held in the First Methodist church here. The following officers were installed by Miss. Betty VanNice, county home demonstration agent: President, Mis. Wayne Musselman; first vice president, Mrs, John Banning; second Vice president, - Mrs. George Hasse; secretary, Mrs. Merrill McKinstray; . treasurer, Mrs. | - Meridith Heinzman; publicity, Mrs.

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SLAVS CONCEDE Fi ~ MINOR P POINTS Put on Exhibit

Workmen today were putting the

final touches on the Indianapolis Proposed Nalian Boundary Industrial’ Exposition, Which opens

Still. ‘Unacceptable.’

Be RH. SHACKFORD the Union station. y RL. H S 'K] 0 . United Press Staff Correspondent “A tribute to the 55,000 employees

NEW - YORK, Nov. 6. — Yugo-|of the 74 manufacturing firms repslavia today made two minor con- [resented in the exposition will be cessions in its dispute with Italy paid by Charles W. Ketn, Indiana

and the Big Four over Trieste, { The Yugoslavs however reiterated labor commissioner, at the. dinner

that the proposed French boundary|at the Claypool hotel following line between Lay and Juguelavls opening exercises. was “inacceptable.” -- ey e-|« ; nounced the western democracies Alin a Jie Sxprofe o Jotijes for attempting to set up a regime oh iP x dit napolis: Chamber with “dictatorial powers” in Trieste, Se y ne ne an PO i imi The statement was made to the Os SITY! s Yon nu Big Four council of foreign minis- provement of employer-employee ters at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel by relations, which have been recogYugoslav Foreign Minister Stanoje nized as good in Indianapolis Simic. { throughout, and since, the war, Later Italian Ambassador Alberto PROGRAM Tarchiana told the Big Four that 2:45 to 3—Music by Indianapolis Italy would never accept voluntar- concert band ily the proposed compromise bound-~ . ary line with Yugoslavia. 3—C. E. Whitehill, president of He denounced the compromise] the Indianapolis Chamber of ComFrench line as “a cruel mutilation | Merce. introduces the master of of the patrimony of the Italian |ceremonies—Merle Sidener, vice .lchairman of the governing commit-

people,” and one which represents . : “human injustice,” denial -of demo- | tee of the Indianapolis Industrial Exposition.

cratic principles and a violation of | ; 3 to 3:15—Mr. Sidener introduces

the Atlantic Charter. 3. : The concessions. proposed by |distinguished guests on speakers

Yugoslavia on its position taken at platform. the recent Paris peace conference | 3:15 to 3:30—Welcome tothe were: | dedication of the Indianapolis InFRONTIER~— Proposal to increase dustrial Exposition by the Honorthe international territory of Trieste | able Ralph F. Gates, governor of 44 square kilometers or approxi- | Indiana. mately one-third over the previous | 3:30—The national anthem by the Yugoslav position. Indianapolis concert band. TRIESTE—Proposal to renounce! 3:35—Wallace O. Lee, chairman, the request that the Trieste gover-! dedication committee posts the nor be a Yugoslav and agreement guard of Eagle Scout couriers. to have him appointed by ‘the| 3:37—Fanfare by the Indianapolis United Nations security council in-|concert band. stead of by the Trieste popular as-| 3:40—Mayor of Indianapolis, Gensembly. Yugoslavia also withdrew eral Robert H. Tyndall' pronounces | its request to maintain a garrison in the Indianapolis Industrial Exposithe- international territory after it|tion officially open to the public. 3:42—Officials and guests from |- Yugoslavia did not withdraw its| speakers platform lead the parade {threat to refuse to sign the Italian of inspection of exhibits as the cur-

Yugoslavia were not included. | Scouts.

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TRUMAN CANDIDATE | LOSES IN MISSOURI

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 6 (U P.).—Albert L. Reeves Jr. son of a federal court judge, handed Enos A. Axtell, President Truman's hand-picked candidate, a decisive beating today to win the 5th Missouri congressional seat by a majority of about 4000 votes. Complete unofficial returns gave Mr. Reeves 40,891, Mr. Axtell 36,728. Mr. Axtell, young veteran, was selected by Mr. Truman, James M. Pendergast, local Democratic boss, and C. 1. O.-P. A. C. as their candidate.

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