Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1946 — Page 21

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| T—— gource said today British diplomats \ | | — OMANAe —— \ je in Madrid have been meeting lead- SAN DN x ’ Fe ; F KAN | ers of Spanish political parties ta RaNcCisco \ % / | of oon 1 oi , . bs S$ explore the possibility of forming | \ \ = -] stov an interim coalition government to Los £O(p [TA y FOAL MS £ pe replace Generalissimo Francisco ANGEL J ~ : Yay Franco. f PMOLNiy Vo ATLA The | source said consultations v Maen YN | had been proceeding for a “consid- v : roar WORTH \ ¥ erable period” and at one time this | —— 1 L 1 © Lin! jo year appeared hopeful. st Ta

However, the informant said, J United Nations blast at Spain— | presumably that of the security | council last June-—reversed the situation and gave Gen. Franco a new lease on life, »

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to go before the people and army Montana as southwesterly with the claim that foreign nations were trying to dictate to Spain, He said Britain hopes ‘a broadly based coalition government com-| prising parties from the right cen-| ter to left center could take over from Gen. Franco until free elections could be held. The source added that he pre-

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: Cold, dry air will cover most of the nation tonight, accompanied by high pressure pattern that circulates northern air over the U. S Only southern Florida will | escape the cold temperatures | noted for the eastern half of the |

However, minimum

the usual | o41q wave abates. The Northwest and a bit Southwest can expect cloudiness with variable clouds at some points.

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cut in two on a railroad track here shortly before dawn Monday, died accidentally, Coroner G. W. Sapp has ruled. Mr. Sapp said investigation showed that Mrs, Roadmer, wife of a rubber company executive, wandered onto the track in search of aid after her damaged car stalled. She was struck by one of the many fast trains passing here after midnight nightly.

in the central Y. M. C. A. A Christ- participants mas party and gift exchange fol- Burns, lowed a business meeting. Mrs. J. W. E. Forrest. D. Young, commandant, presided ——— Mrs. Edna Hoffman was chairman The Indianapolis of arrangements.

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A turkey dinner and Christmas party was held last night by the Women's Democratic Harmony club

olis Athletic club.

The Indianapolis Oil

home of Mrs. Fred Sauer, 2305 8. noon in the Severin hotel Meridian st, holiday Gifts were Rents are in charge of Sam exchanged. Hurd, president.

CRASH INJURIES FATAL ROCHESTER, Ind. Dec. 18 (U. P).—Alva Cooper, 54, Rochester, died last night of injuries suffered when his truck sideswiped a car Service of the St. driven by Arthur McBay,

The Woman's Society of Christian i Paul Methodist Purdue church will meet at 10 a. m. in the student, near the Cass- Siraren parlor. Fulton county line yesterday,

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winds once again flow toward this sector. temperatures | | continue well below freezing as the

will be cloudy while the partial high California

Indianapolis ship 42 met last night served by the Esther circle. Program.

Mrs. I. L. Brugman and Mrs.

Estate | board wili hold its Christmas vart at noon tomorrow at the Indiznap-| papers would be forced to suspend

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club will} of Center township. Meeting m the hold a Christmas party tomorrow |

Arrange- the woman's

Financial proceeds in x divided among the Indianapolis newspapers’ Christmas funds. !

Indiana lege trio inludes Miss

Officers will be in- Central college Will sing Christmas | Miss Anna Hite and Miss Barbara Istalled 2nd a Christmas program carols at the 1:30 p. m. meeting of |Hotz.

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| Francisco 41 degrees; Seattle and | Portland 38 degrees; Los Angeles

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sumed United States diplomats country. South Carolnia and | will experience more fog along Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a, m. 00 gimilarly had been exploring the Geargia will have minimum tem- | the southern coast and consider- Sol nS Jun. 2 a possibility of an interim govérn- peratures around 25 degrees hy to- able cloudiness in the San Joa- tu x ey Cee ment. Such consultations with po-| Morrow morning as the freezing | quin Valley tonight and tomor- of fohquine fable shows the tempera: litical leaders were necessary, he line dips southward to embrace ! row morning. High Low . said, to enable the government to most of the Gulf states and eX- | Minimum temperature forecasts 5 3 determine its stand on Spain ini treme northwest Florida. These | for some cities follow: Boston 20 3 ay United Nations discussions, sections. ‘have been issued f{.ost | degrees; New York 27 degrees; 48 18 He decilned %o say whether the Warnings by the Weather Bureau. | Philadelphia 22 degrees; Wash- 3 19 British diplomatic mission had met Fair weather will be general over | ington and Kansas City 25 de- 29 18 with left-wing Spanish underground! the U. S., tonight, except for the = grees; Atlanta 2§ degrees; Mem- 3 a representatives in Madrid. He said,| snow flurries pictured for the phis 28 degrees; St. Louis and 3 2 however, there could be no hope of Lakes region, some of which end | Omaha 22 degrees; Detroit 16 | 75 "3 including either extreine left-wing bY evening. Also, the showers in- | degrees; Chicagd 8 degrees; Mil- vs 3 or extreme right-wing representa- ‘dicated in southern Georgia and | waukee “and Denver 5 degrees: w . vores 50 1a tives in the interim government, Florida, 2 Bismarck 5 degrees; Cleveland 16 Seianus e np B rere Slightly. modified temperatures = degrees: El Paso and Ft. Worth k b3 13 are promised from Kansas north- | 30 degrees; Santa Fe 15 degrees: an Antonio aaah 53 10 Woman’ $ Death on Track ward through the ' Dakot as and in | New _ Orleans 40 degrees; San San Franu Cue 3 3 Ruled Accidental je : NEWARK, O., Dec. 18 (U. P.).— lL OCAL BRI EES Mexican Papers Feel Bocially-prominent Mrs. Hester % Roadmer, whose body was found Navy club auxiliary of the U. S. 8.Iwill be held. Luricheon will be Newsprint Shortage

MAZATLAN, Mexico, Dec. 18 (U. Mazatlan will begin using colored paper next week

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because of the newsprint shortage. The government-controlled papér said the news-

| publication shortly unless newsprint can be procured.

mission morrow in the Garfield Baptist Mrs. Frank Stickney will {conduct the program including the

candlelighting ceremony, The colRoberta Good,

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