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House fo Vote Next On Greek Aid Bill

By HARRISON SALISBURY United Press Foreign News Editor { Henry A. Wallace proposed a $15 billion international loan to Russia, today as part of a $50 pillion finaneial program for putting the world | back on its economic feet and in- » suring peace. The Raiiace program was advanced at Paris as a comprehensive |

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alternative to President Truman's $400. million stop communism plan’ - against which the former vice presi] at ia crusading fn Europe: &. allace advocates that “he billion in world financial aid be oN through the international } bank with the United States advancing the bulk of the necessary

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capital. sensation was created in the As a prerequisite for receiving aid, | Los Angeles, Cal. . telephone Mr. Wallace specified, Russia would| 44e cituation when striker

be compelled to join the bank, he international food and agriculture | organization and other international |

Stevie Gustin started picketing the local exchange wearing this burlap gunny sack costume and |

carrying a poetic” placard.

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foreign affairs committee told congressmen he feared demands for U. 8. economic help would continue “indefinitely.” UN Special Session Monday Elsewhere on the foreign policy front: Preparations were in full swing for the United Nations special general assembly session Monday on Palestine. Indications were that the

Jews. would be allowed to seat = Discuss Youth Problem representative with speaking t

. Dot voting rights. “For every story of delinquency In Greece the government was there are 15 or 20 triumphant lives planning new and more extensive and five or six magnificent jives anti-guerrilla operations. There were of young people,” Dr. Isaac Beckes indications that the initial cam- of Chicago told a city-wide’ gatherpaign aganist the Greek rebels had ing of Sunday scnool superiniendproduced meager results, {ents last night in the Y. M. C. A.

. He urged that the positive be U. S. Gives Up Hope

{stressed when present- -day young Of Austrian Treaty .

| people are described, Dr. Beckes directs young OPE MOSCOW, April 23 (U. P.).—The Work of the International Council American delegation to the Moscow [of Religious Education. conference has abandoned hope of| Dan Pierce was elected 1947- 48 completing the Austrian treaty here, President of the Church School Adft was learned today. | ministrators association / sponsored Secretary of State George C. Mar- | by the Indianapolis Church federashall is preparing for adjournment tion. Lester McKinley was made tomorrow. |new vice president; Miss ‘Blanche Even if the Russians should. give Montague, secretary, and Pearl Anway on the German assets issue, the | drews, treasurer. key problem in the Austrian set- >

tlement, the Americans doubt that Man Wanted Here

the Big Four meeting could be pro- . . longed sufficiently to complete tne Arrested in Pennsylvania Indianapolis police today were in-

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groups which the Soviet thus far ul joan would also be condiom 8 full waiver of all Ger- Ph Com ee one Company Plans Coast-to-Coast Wr. Wallace, under op on in) for poing abroad to further his cam- pens eri prigr sguinst the Truman foreign policy, revealed on his return to the United Se ne would start| Advertisements to Put : ~$0-00ast king tour, pro- ; . Se i opposition m such] Case- Before Public | terms ibdat “even the deaf should Indianapolis Bell Telephone “Co. gi new Wallace proposal came today prepared to lay its case for as Washington consideration of the increased rates before Hoosier subTruman plan shifted to the house gcribers. from the senate, where it won OVer-| y, ., .4vertising campaign whelming approval yesterday. scheduled to open this week, L. W. House debate on the proposal may gp, over division manager, describes the proposed rate increases as being “in the public interest.” | The plea for a rate increase Republicans and 33 Democrats ap- which would boost cost of residen- | proved the measure with 16 Repub- |... oo vice around 25 cents a month Hcans and seven Democrats opposed. i; n.nqing before the Indiana PubHoosiers ‘Oppose Communism’ | lic Service Commission. Commission two Indiana senators votdd| oo. oe ung engineers are bill. Both bad | studying the utility's problem now highly critical of the, "~. mission Chairman LeRoy Truman program. but ' neither voi.” i0i4 a public hearing had | was delivered. Al the time, oot tehtatively for April 28. vote. each sated he was First in 20 Years Sue She M1 because he op-| In his advertisement, Mr. Shumaker points out that the increase The mmace cto was interpreted is the first requested in 20 years By Se messes groponents AS Ri... would amount to an average cmEling sever © the Wallace cru- |, about 9 per cent. a i ded increa - - i a proposed increases would inONE: A boost in the four-party | | residence rate from $285 to $3.10 *|a month. TWO: A two-party line rate mn- | crease from $3.55 to $3.80. THREE: Private residential serv ice from $4.25 to $4.50. | FOUR: Rural residence service | from $2.85 to $3.10. Business rates would be increased from $1.00 to $1.50 a month except for rural business where no hike is scheduled. |

Sunday School ‘Leaders |

The ministers will go home with- {formed by out settling any basic principles for Allen Kiger, 18, New Castle, wanted the future of Germany, barring un- {here for a filling station hold- -up, ! expected concessions by the Soviets. (is under arrest in Waynesburg, Pa. Kiger is held in connection with . the hold-up of th New Bishop of Dacca ation, 330 Vigor a, ei

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NOTRE DAME, Ind., April 23 @. of P.). ~The Most Rey. wrence Graner, C.8.C., a native of Pranklin Pa, was consecrated bishop of | * Dacca, India, today in Sacred Heart | Ith student church on the campus of |e the University of Notre Dame. Bishop Graner succeeds the late! Bishop Timothy Crowley, C. S. C. meet] . who died in Dacca in 1945, Dacca is the center of extensive missions Youth, 18, Is Held conducted by the United States After Stabbing Here province of the Congregation of Holy Cross in the Bs of Ben-| Police today held Truman Ruble, | gal, India. |18, of 619 Weghorst st. on charges | The new bishop became the fourth of assault and battery with intent | to be consecrated in Sacred Heart|'o kill, in connection with the stab- | . church. Others were consecrated PINg of James Chaney, 24, yeste-| . there in 1804, 1927 and 1940. day. 3 Chaney, also of 619 Weghorst st., | Is in a serious condition in City hospital. The stabbing victim told police Ruble stabbed him with a hunting knife, after an ‘argument over money, —— ee etme — {

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His companion, Theodore Hood, 18, Cincinnati, O,, is held hefe under | L./$10,000 bond on charges of armed | robbery,

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Judges expect to complete the, William J. "Miller, 6, of "256 task of. selectigg the winning o |S P ayed Koehne st, has retired as an em- try In The Times dating and court- |

ROTC Merit Cadets To Be Given Medals

between Republican factions in Will present medals to seven merit \government, county commissioners ® O. T, O. cadets in Indianapolis

| un | Analy have awarded a contract for Nigh schools, It might be Saturday before the Railways, Inc., will get $1 million in| the purchase of an ‘automobile for They are Lt. Col. Cillios L best letter, the writer of which Wil impounded funds was set inded- proge . l

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Prosecutor Judson L. Stark. | Johnson, Orispus Attucks, May 8; Steele operated a tex room her receive the $35 prize, is determined. ! home for the nurses of st. in. {HiF0 tue VAR 36 Many letters a the views nitely Into the future today. The contract, however, was not St. Edwin Mussman, Manual, ¢ent’s hospital. A former resident £0 0 Pb ver. He of ‘Times Columnist Robert Ruark| Some quarters had expected that'for the $2100, two-tone cream and! [May 9; Capt. Gordon Whitaker, of St. Louis, Mo., she had lived here) was hoy red Fen that the trial and error method of the decision would be made today, !An Oldsmobile Mr. Stark asked ‘Washington, May 12; Francis 11 years and was a member o. -

the parlor should never be sup- but Special Judge Floyd Burns said [Of Originally. It provides for the planted by the text book. Many he had not yet set a date for oral purchase of a $1204 Ohevrolet from others objected to Mr. Ruark's = the East Side Chevrolet, Inc, |argumen

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Cavanaugh, Broad Ripple, ‘May 13; Capt. Werner Hoas, Shortridge,

v—— May 16; Maj. Forrest L. Carter, | “The judges are: Professor L. E.|

A memberof It enabled the and Maj. David E. McNay, both of Lena Strecker, both of St. Louis, ot "WOH €E 0 \ Maechtle, head of Indiana Central's of the funds hangs on Judge Burns’ COmPany to ralse farces from 6 and | Technical, May 20. and Mrs. Elizabeth Rudy, Los An- lodge, Shrine and ‘sociology department; Miss Mar-| ling whether to make permanent| * !© 8 and '4 cents, ordering the| Members of the presentation geles, Cal. and two, brothers, Her- , Evangelical Mr, Miller garet Bond, director of the Sub-| difference to be impounded until a committee are Eric Lindenbor pert and Charles Runde, St. Louis. church. Mr. Miller is married. has DtP department of L. 8 Ayres’ &! temporary injunction under decision was reached on a PETA |e anay commander; Howard . Services will be held at 3 p. m. and Mrs. Wynne Arnholter, di- | which railways now charge 8 and % | nent injunction,

Watts, treasurer; Walter R. Pence, past commander, and Willlam V. Peirceall, adjutant,

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