Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1947 — Page 2

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id Bill, Pared To $200 Million

Ex Policeman Decatur Traffic

Foils Purse Grab Patrol Honored

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Asked to Delay] tification of Peace 2aty With Italy -

Bl Ar Rescues Woman | Decatur Central school trafic oi forces were rewarded for year- = || At ( From Assailant Tour service hoviy a party last | was hg : i : night a e school. i : : ps . { An. ex-policeman from Richmond | The group of 36 will be taken on © | Mexico, in Sritain Seeks Closer Economic Tie fo uv. 8S; {foiled an attempted purse snatching a fleld trip to the Boys' school at of the tink et ad ia Seeks Strong Germany on N. Meridian st. last night. Plainfield tomorrow afternoon. Yo M . Dulles Says Russia Seeks g Dalton Stevenson, 33, of the Spink’ { Oftioers of. the BOC ae ae, ; N< SALISBURY Arms hotel, came to the rescue of, ©» Mary J. Homer, Lt. Joyce Groover, ¢ By HARRISON. S News Editer Inars Rosalind Wright, 44, of Po ‘\ |Lt. Shirley Gropver, Capt. Caroline : Ss § ek : _ New foreign policy controversies flared ‘in Washington today. 3 RN {Spink Arms near the hotel. { Huser, Lt. Norman Johnson and Lt. Mexican st The house slashed $150 million from the administration's $350 v " TEA f He knocked her assailant un-' Wheeler Harden. Nally » cen million immediate general foreign aid bill. ater BACK FROM ALASKA—Mrs, Frances Wiebke (left), member SORSeiciis. “ a Wa ' Honor roll students are: il this count Immedia tali e treaty came unaer i 4%, : 5 e would- urse-grabber was : be tatification of .the Italian peac | of the grand council of Women of the Moose and of Indianapolis identifi li v gH . _Senlors: Phyllis Pinchum, Martha Jane The 43-y senate attack. 1 id ) ed by Po jee as Franklin Me- lk Dorot Y Murphy and J Beer 3 man, appea It was expected that Secretary of State George C. Marshall would| Ciaoter |), and Mrs. Mary Wallace, Cincinnati, gzand secretary Mahin, 43. He was sent to Suty | SAFETY PATROL—Members of the Decatur Central school |Gentry, Ula Graber, Thomas jeden cng | day's’ mam make known his attitude on both : . vil hospital, still unconscious when | { wl ioht incl f , Vera Owens; sophomores: David Buttes. - capital and issues shortly. The state depart-|the Moscow deadlock on this de- of the Academy of Friendship, found parkas com ble in their police arrived. | Jolaty Bairol honored at a petty ast ji he ig i to righ |yorth, = @hiriep eddationn. Bilzabetn i Sapte) and : : ui Ten . : ) S -i eeler n, orman Johnson, aroline ser, irle : A 3 ment is strongly on record in sup- sire of the Soviets. He sald the) ,oconi yicit to sik Women of the Moose chapters in Alaska. | urs Jeright said her pute, con- | G oe J wil ¢ y ney noi vag hen: Chaties Collins. Mat. . Still fres) port of the original $350 million |Russians opposed western desires Es = e aaa WS... | Groover and Mary). Homer, Peron sad Esther Wain: H the warmth ald bill and quick approval of the | for a weak Germany which never —————— — e— “ he ——————__ | ¥ greetin g at is Jtalian treaty. |again would be in a position to 1 ; io and the An i Critics of the foreign aid bill Wage War. : Ne declaration go claimed that $200 million was Mr. Dulles said Soviet industrial “ \ ; | countries w Ld plenty for immediate needs abroad. and economic needs were so acute 4 » a of U. 8-M They also tacked restrictive amend- | that Russia was forced to adopt ' i would be “r 3 ments on the proposal designed to/ desperate remedies such as the i world. ; ‘prevent the use of American funds rebuilding of Germany to meet her ’ # ’ ” i At the W 4 to prop up Soviet-dominated re- requirements. ; Truman poi i gimes. | “He called the Moscow deadlock a : J wy AT HOME IN INDIANA FOR 75 YEARS Te friendship” 3 8 eases | “tragedy .to millions in Europe 3 : glob as proo x Bars Hear Wan ‘ whose suffering is prolonged be- : ] could live o The administration was under- cause the big powers cannot . ; With its ne stood to hope that the senate would agree” ; aud Faved : : | i Se Testore the measure to its orig- A new disagreement between . v i Me inal form. The general RY ampeos Russia and the West was reported ; . Trum priation is In addition to the 3400, the United Nations military staff striped dinn desires to gran to Greece and Tur- |COMMittee. It was said So i thampagne {the nature of forces to be su » * { from below key in order to build those coun- Th Ne d d N K Y R d ; tries up against Soviet influence. for the international police force. Note ese e S an iceties to eep our ecor S : In propos Mr. Marshall's present attitude ; are living i toward delay in ratifying the Italian | ay unity treaty was not known. L | ere. Tie sie rey nis om: [OC CLEAN CONVENIENT... CLASSIFIED state Geor mittee today heard Adolph A. Berle, | » 'e ® 0 0 eo 0 0 ® former assistant secretary of state, | Briefs 7 3 Telurned In and other witnesses plea for a de-| { - ry lay. They said the treaty would) . . ~~... | = ph al weaken Italy and strengthen the | : Seneral, Soviet-dominated Balkan states.’ A 17-year-old youth was taken to : . frie is} xX Ratification, they suggested. should juvenile aid division last night afteg| ¢ vi Semi ' be withheld until the German and| being accused of striking a man in| | " Austrian peace treaties are com- a disturbance on Monument circle. | i ] i EE —— ~plgted. ' Ray Spears, 48, of 1119 College ave, | L¥. Record Department, Eighth Floor ! i th | ¥ British Urge Collaboration charged he was struck by the youth | British Foreign Secretary Ernest 35 he crossed Meridian st. on the Bevin promised the house of com- DOTth side of the circle. Five othet | ST mons today that He would ,.esent| 20¥S told police hey Xe a NStacked . SA a review of the work of the Mos- | OY 3 s1oup oO th time on | : cow conference at an early date |YOULDS at about the same Ul The statement coincided with Brit the circle. | ish demands for closer economic) Charged with throwing rocks at > collaboration with the United States passing New York Central trains, f in Germany. nine teen-age boys were taken to

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The British press failed to echo juvenile aid division last night. The the qualified optimism of Secretary vouths, who ranged in age from 9 Marshall on the results of the Mos- to 15, were caught near W. Washcow conference. Several quarters ipgton and Richland sts. by special » urged that immediate steps be taken railroad police. Five other teen- I to bring about closer economic col- agers, three of them girls, were laboration betyeen the British and|charged with the same offense by American zoneS of Germany. railroad police and ordered into Anglo-American economic collab- |J. A. D. with their parents today. oration was said to be impeded by . American fears that closer Ne Grade school children will Fiase arrangements would tend toward |® Crown on the statue of Ahe Blessed greater centralization in Germany, | VIr8in Mary in a special May day a y.| 7:30 p. m. tomorrow’ Centralization is feared by U. S. ex- | celebration at 7:30 p. perts as a possible preliminary forint SS. Peter and Paul “cathedral: the rise of another Adolf Hitler. |MA&Y is dedicated to the Virgin in Dollar Reserves Periled {the Catholic church around the - world. May devotions will be held : One British motive in urging {at the cathedral each week day at / closer U. S.-British collaboration the same hour and in connection was the fact that much of the o- [With Segui Sunday afternoon I. RECORD CABINET . . Cupation cost in Germany must be | : . paid in dollars, placing a further | Andiyuupeli Navy Motions ii ~ : bignits esq, finish, metal : : will sponsor a party for patients a rill doors. J iften 42 Brian's dwingling dol- Billings general hospital at 7 p. m. 9 : Despite the strain on Britain's | #TOTTOW- Js, Joh Whitson and supply of dollars a high government Wience ons are Yo- , source insisted today that no new |S armen. 2. RECORD CABINET . . . walnut request for another American loan! Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will was contemplated. This source re- review “The Anatomy of Peace” by | finish, open front. 30.00 viewed Britain's economic position Emery Reeves May 12 in the Great and found it improving. A new Hall of the Evanston (Ill) Methodollar loan is opposed by the gov- dist church. She will be sponsored ernment, it was said, because of in the book review by the World the bad psychological impact itRepublic, international peace probably would have on the British | movement of young veterans and public. | co-eds. Proceeds will go to the orDulles Blames Russians | ganizations program of world relief Inf contrast to the suggestions for ad education for Worle. Sovem. Closer Anglo-American economic collaboration in Germany was the

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