Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1947 — Page 10

LAKE SUCCESS, N. | policy toward atomic cont {ermination to try again—and keep If atomic negotiations at the down, the United States intends t This, roughly, Gromyko's stubborn tactics and his revelation: that Russia opposes the American plan largely because it fears America wants to monopolize nuclear power. The Americans’ latest strategy is the outgrowth of secre. talks in Washington and New York over the week-end. It “was decided that negotiations about international control of | atomic energy must be continued, no matter how obstinate the Rus- | sians appear or how deeply they involve the issue. In\some official quarters, one’ reaction to the Gromyko “gloom and | propaganda” speech to the security "Nurse DencRer's Home ei) council last week was to drop nego3 gies for leg Sores and oe #5 once... Tt seemed hoperelie! p go 08, in-view of Mr. Groother surface lesions, It does not in- k o Ghstructio terfere with daily work. Thousands | myko’s - increase struction. of users enthusiastically report favor- Put Blame on Russia able results from “Nurse Dencker's But a majority of the policyHome Treatment.” Write for Free makers agreed that any blame for if the talks about inter-

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Sixty-six-year-old John Trout truciionist, Russian was restless last ‘night in the, tiny be countered by an American de- bedroom he occupies in rear of ‘the on trying LA. & R. Grill, 3546 W. ‘Washington United Nations eventually hreak | st. where he works. hat Russia shall take the blame.| Hé was wide awake when he heard someone prying at the front ~ door of the restaurant just after — now — that congress doubtless 2 a. m. He got out of bed and tipinto the restaurant just in bers to such a body unless they sat time to see a burly man with al first of all as Americans. |crowbar in one hand and a pistol | Warren Austin, chief American jn the other rip the front door open | delegate to the U. N., is proceeding and step inside. with extreme moderation. He did| The man brandished his pistol.

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Wits the President's proposal for the discontinuance of Selective Service on March 31, America will rely on voluntary enlistments for the maintenance of the Regular Armycgt authorized strength.

a step of the gravest- Tmportance to 4 every American citizen. Never before in history has any nation raised and maintained .a " million-man army by the volunteer system alone. Our ideals, our belief in individual freedom, our safety and our duty to promote world peace — all are bound up in this decision.

This is your Army, and voluntary enlistment is your choice. It must not fail. With your help it will not fail. The Army must - continue to provide adequate occupation forces overseas, to supply these forces, and ‘tohelpinkeeping America strong and secure.

Your help and understanding can’ do much to encourage a steady flow of 3-year voluntary enlistments, necessary’ to sound training and the efficient performance of the Army’s task. om

een LILYIEW of gyoT]d conditions. today, this is ° ’ A

How you om help YOUR ATMAY DO ITS PART FOR PEACE

When you discuss this subject with your “sons, brothers, husbands or friends who may be considering an Army career, bear in mind the advantages offered by a 3-year enlistment. Among them are the choice of branch of servite and of overseas theater where aopenimgs - exist, ath the. opportunity, for training. in valuable skills at Army schdols. » It is a high tribufe to the loyalty and spirit "of the American soldier that two out of every three men in the present Army are veterans - men who have known the hardships of war. and have chosen to continue their service.

A job in the new Regular Army is a good job —a job that compares s favorably with the average in industry, and ‘has more opportunities for promotion than most.

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Local Veteran in Crew. % Of Ship Seized at Haifa *

Harry Nathan Schatz, 48, of 3171’ christened the “Ben Hecht" in the N. Ilinois st, was* a member of playwright's honér,

the American crew jailed by thel British at Haifa, Palestine, for at- | Kaiserman, a Haifa lawyer, had relemphing ey A | ported Tectiving instructions from through the Brit- a New York firm to protect the inish blockade into terests of all imprisoned crew memthe Holy Land, | bers and to fight confiscation of ther the United Press | vessel The refugees were taken he vk said today. detention camps on the island. of The 25 Ameri- | Cyprus. can seamen who | Letters from Mr. Schatz to his composed the 8 [sisters here indicated that a rejerew of the U. S, § {porter and a photographer from (ship, “Ben Time magazine had accompanied { Hecht,” are now the ship and its refugee passengers | being held in the [to Palestine. It was not known | British military prison at Haifa on! | whether the magazine. correspondcharges of aiding illegal migra: | ehts were also Jailed,

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(U. P.).—The body of the Rev. The United Press said that Tsa8¢ | 1or Lynn Williams, 73, today was to be where he was the “Fighting Par- Se son" of “prohibition days.

TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1947 y twice. and frequently threatened with death when he was active in Chicago's Better Government A850Ielation, died Sunday night after al heart attack. He had been pastor of Chicago's SANTA MONICA, Cal. March 11 Grace Methodist church for eight | years, founder of Chicago's Good~ | will Industries and a member of the ' taken back to Chicago,|Methodist board of perance, rvices will he Thursday in the | Ravenswood Methodist churdh, Chi- * bombed | cago.

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Hs American ey faces trial Key's In the M lo nar. evnmmrission,’ Seek He heard other sounds as he lay [2 | ih weeks on the immigration | od re you emba trassed a d inconvenienced L Meanwhile, J effective international control “to trembling in his bed—the sounds of Tges : or oo Trequer Lymptom fon during the day x still biare fort) which all nations would contribute & Pa¥ telephone being ripped from Toll About. Salling | Rheumatio Pains oa eases, | 3 the top tune their skills and their knowledge the wall ‘and two pin-ball machines |’ Mr. Schatz’ - sister, Miss Libby | je any a non-organic and’ non-svatemic 2 thought your b od ) OTS aler, W oR WY, Arthur : 4 cine called Cystex usu Four Points. Stressed | Wilmuth, 1948 F. Ohio st. one of said today: she had received a; 10) vrs Ji now: helping ature HE | For the latest releases come to Murphy's large complete record Snuing R . letter: any last week from her retahng FRTass ae oo, poisonous wastes and 3 dept: “We can sb only a Tow In is ad—s0 N your 1avorite 4 Mr. austin stressed these. ‘points: | (WO OWNETS of*Uhve Yesturant, arrived’ Shad «e. may aggravate your | ¥ - for Richard's 1 ‘P orother. Portis discomfort To ve what | 8 tune is muissing stop in Murphy's AOMOrTow-—We okably have —~ ONE: All nations would share to open the place. H d infor i , | Cystex may do to bring You joyous help from { % what you want. 3 scitl, tell. you JOE. a ! e ha informed her that the! the pains and distress due to above men: PD the door becau the benefits on an equitable basis. Calls the ‘Sheriff ship was about to sail from a tontd Kiduey and Bladder troubles, | } TWO: The U. S. is not seeking to He freed Mr. Trout and then French Mediterranean port. He ex- irl exactly preadi ie oy ana gies di { 3 LOUIS JORDAN— C. man-—-and he build a cartel or set up an inter- called the sheriff's office. pressed doubt as to: whether “we'll lighted TE | R OPEN THE DOOR RICHARD. eee Box* may pov national monopoly. | Deputies did not investigate until be able to get through,” she quoted another day —t out. tring 0 don't suler 3 3 bet “Rick THREE: The U. S. does not de- several hours later pecause $0 Many him as aying. ying Cystex. _. | 3 EDDIE HOWARD— c elWeen 1 > sire to impose its uB in questions were searching for 7-year-old Peter Mr. Schatz, a veteran of the first How Dr Edwards’ | 3 | LOVE YOU Se ERE EAE es it as being no of atomic energy, on other coun- Hubbell, missing from. his home worid war, served in the U.S. mer- “ : its predecessor tries. since Saturday. : chant marine during the second | } GUY LOMBARDO Cc N FOUR: The 10 Gountries are Mr. Wilmuth said he though world war. He has been a merchant Helps Folks Who 3 MON A GUA, NICARAGUA 7 united to forestall an atomic weg- there was $35 fo $40 in the seaman many. years. 3 a a tuple oth pons racé. But thie Russian plan MACHINES, or oi Soars took the Born in Rushville Are Co sti t d e GUY LOMBARDO Cc silly aid {to prohibit atomic weapons in ad- pay E ephione . wi Born in Rushville, he was con- n ipa e 3 ANNIVERSARY SONG. serene "he oldie I vance of effective safeguards) ApTyFICIAL COW TWINS ‘BORN nected with ‘a steel business for For over 40 years, Dr. F. M. Edwards, 8 SAMMY KAYE 3 by Bon Boh, | would not prevent such a race, CATSKILL, N. Y. (U. P.) —Twin several years before entering the J Ohio Doctor, successfully Yl SI ys Cc 3 sing with Jan Mr. = Austin - privately finds & ,.irers believed to be the first maritime service. reiie patients bothered] of flop ti { THE OLD LAMPLIGHTER. RENE “9 packed with measure of optimism in the fact d ficial d In addition to Miss = Libby jon and its headaches, lack 0 | . \ that Russia finally came out into, born. under the artificial breceiip ; eyes, saliow skin, with his famous | ® BENNY GOODMAN oN still good. Bon a BB aswrtion rogram, are the object of much Schatz, he has another sister here, | Sheen Olive Tablets. 3 - Cc X and “Two Can wih pen < about American atomic discussion by Green county farm- Miss Dorothy Schatz, also of 3171 | Dl tive Tablets He purely vegetable. | © A GAL IN CALICO. ......caesvis ON with the Re iis fears abou ers. They were born to a 5-year-old | N. Illinois st.. and a brother, Aaron | They work gent gently but oh—so thor- | X 3 record). monopoly. Guernsey cow on the John Moritz of Houston, Tex. | oughly! Olive Tablets pep up sluggish | 3 SAMMY KAYE— c 9 The new I Copyright. 1947 by The Indianapolis T Times farm. The ship seized by the British| bile flow. 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