Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1947 — Page 2

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The annual Shortridge graduation dance will be held in the Egyptian i room of Murat temple beginning at ~ midnight tomorrow, following grad-

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Ticket Lottery Raids By Police Net Five

Four mén were arrested by police last night on charges of pool ticket They were Thomas Buck, 108 W. North st.; Omando Catts, 921 Medford st.; Edgar Walkup, 1236 W. 36th | st. and Harold Walkup, 310 N. Capi- | tol ave. Buck was arrested at his cigar!

TOKYO, June 3 (U. P).~Emperor Hirohitq and Empress Nagako today granted an unprecedented joint press conference to Japanese reporters at which the imperial couple of Japan discussed silk, ricegrowing, clothes and the education of the royal children.

Organizations

codneil 47 Daughters of officers azel Cook at a reday at the hall in Maywood. Women of the church will present Mrs. Russell Sanders in a review of “East River’ Scholem Asch at an n meet. 10g Juasaay at's p. m, in the Bethlehem Laut church,

Community America, will Louise T

Wilford Reno, inventor of the died yesterday at his

T. W. Bennet circle 23 will meet at 1:30 Pp. m, Juredey in the Oolonial Furniture store. Mrs. Blisabeth A. Gwin, president, will preside, Mrs. Bertha Matthews will review “From the Top -of the Stairs” by Gretchen rosch Finletter at

Industry HOLLYWOOD, June 8 (U. P.),—

The movie industry today called on ¥P. Byrnes, éx-secretary of

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thought and action. They are potent forces for freédom everywhere. “A free screen’ has made that possible. It is our sacred obligation to protect that free screen, “We are determined that sub‘versive propaganda, government pressure, or political censorship will

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up a plan of fair trade practices for members of the producers associaMr. Johnston said.

Announcement of Mr. Byrnes’ appointment came a few days after j termed the unttee's inof charges of Communcolony a “witch

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England, [toast of Paris night life before the June 3 (U. P.). — Lord Gretton, war, was married here today to 79. former leader of the Conserva- {Jo Buillon, French dance orchestra tive party “diehards,” died today. leader. ;

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| B LONDON, June 3 (U, P.).—Alfred .

“I am going to put my head under the first engine that comes along.”

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after Mr. Ni radio. He not meet his plan would Moslem Lea It was not Jinnah had —the right Pakistan (or Mr. Attlee not affect ti ly states in absorbed in istan, or one become sepa

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