Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1947 — Page 2

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"A$ no along our road'are we freed from the necessity : CT of moral effort and yet the miore| 4 PUTER, $F wraith 5 Sih Set earnestly we try (and fail) the more 8 ES ps inthe Masons ‘acme of faith was reached | A. D. Sirelght Oirele G. A B.. will hold | wo or 1 he Our f 1 YATRA re oC Ft

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porary houses this year +. - FOUR: Increase . in consumer supplies, although progress “inevit.' _ |ably will be patchy”; shortages food, clothing, and pottery were expected to con- | LONDON, Feb. 21 RU. P) —Altinue. ; government white paper tolay set| FIVE: Promotion of education,

. , public health and national insur Up & five-point economic ‘program | oC oora me “with special ri

A crowd of 128 west side re and business men today debated bee fore the board of works the pro[Rosed grade crossing elimination project at W. Michigan et. and

with emphasis on saving coal and ition to economy in manpower.” H Mpowes. ,.| The white paper said that in- er The ave. Loy

economic future depended on coal and manpower, “Unless we Concentrate on’ the really important things, we may never restore the foundations of our national life,” it warned.

The Labor government,

struction” of an underpass at the FennayIvania and Big . crossing on the ground - it would ruin their business. » At the same time o signed by 100 residents of

only way to expand production, BOY, 3, DRINKS POISON e

Paul Jones Jr, 3-year-old son SURPRISE—Mrs. George ; M.

of \ oar a n Jones, =m Henzie, Stanford university senior, has a surprising address.

while | City hospital today. He accidentally

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offering to alter its program when ‘ ** |neighborhood was ever tno Teed for changes can’ be rang * nal] Suntity of ‘polson| She resides at the Kappa Sig |board demanding at 0 ha proved, set up these goals: fraternity house. Mrs. Henzie |P® carried out as proposed in order ONE: Reduction of military forces | SENTENCED TO HANG and husband, a Stanford gradu- o Simin 8 dangerous traffic

from 1427.000 to 1.087.000 by the | YOKOHAMA, Japan, Feb. 21 (U.| ate and law student, live in a

: 3 2 i Board members delayed “It is difficult to recognize, or 0] orive Branch Rebekah lodge 10 will cele- thief who took this car, abandoned yesterday in a private lake on [end of March, 1948. P).—An American 8th army mili. why their de. acknowledge, our own failures and nimte Wath gon s Hinde) with a colon. 86th st., two. miles west of U. S. 52, Police dragged it from the | TWO: Increase of exports to 140 [tary tribunal today sentenced five furnished quest room. He serves in ar os DiAning # calls for a lot of faith to turn tomorrow a 10dge Ham- water. The machine, stolen from Pfc, George Shelper, 20, Ft, Har. |Per cent of the 1938 level. Japanese war criminals to hang and| 85 graduate residence adviser, |made before any further will be ourselves over to God, yet until We hibition by the aril staf will’ be piven | Tison, had been driven miles on.a flat tire. ‘| THREE: Completion of 240,000 [two others to life impssonment. | she as "unofficial house mother.” |taken. y aotion Li

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