Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1947 — Page 7

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Russians

All Parties Will Get

Chance to Air Views

By WILLIAM H. NEWTON Sorippss d Staff Writ SBOUL, Korea, June 9.—The Rus-

slans finally have agreed to consult all political parties in planning the |, gavernment of Korea. Question naires will .go out this week In which Koreans of all political faiths will be given an opportunity to out line the kind of government they want, it appeared today. Maj. Gen. Albert E. Brown; chairman of the American members -of the joint United States-Soviet commission on Korea, sald, “the situation now looks hopeful.” Had “Misunderstanding” The Americans thought the Soviet members had agreed four days ago to broad consultations among Koreans. ' It develops, however, that there had been “a~misunderstanding” of the exact meaning of the phrase “broad consultations.” Now, Gen, Brown indicated, everybody . understands everybody else and all political parties are going to be permitted to express heir views. * Russian agreement to consult all political groups gets the commission safely over the hurdle which broke up last year's sessions. Then, the Russians would agree to consult only left-wing and Communist groups -— a proposal the Americans rejected.

Mars Hill 4-H Club To Meet Wednesday

Mars Hill 4-H club will meet at the home of Virgina Jones, 3302 Mars Hill st, at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Betty Stratton and Mary Jean Wilson will assist the hostess, A cooking demonstration will ie given by Miss Wilson. Officers of the club are:

Miss Jones, president, Barbara Bagby, vice president; Bessie Lookabill, secretary, Elizabeth Kassing, health leader, Mai jorie Lueas, song jGagass Charlotte Milburn, recreation leader, and Mary Jean Wilson, reporter,

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T MRE PAT'S PEND. COPR 1947 OW. L. NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: After carefully stuying his charts, fronts and air flow patterns the weatherman offers words of encouragement to flood ‘victims along the Des Moines, Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Ui 8 weather bureau forecasters expect spotty rains over the country. (See affected areds on the Fotocast.) Weather officials point out heavy rains tonight or 'tomorrow would have caused major floods from Hannibal, Mo, southward. Showers are the outlook for sections of Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, South Dakota, Montana, Washington and Oregon. Thunderstorms will form in Wyoming, Nebraska, North Carolina and southern Florida. Rain is predicted for Maine and North Dakota. (Affected areas on the Fotocast show where storms are

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A WAGNER, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 5 expected tonight and early tomorrow.) It will be cooler in the northeast and the northern plains as cool northerly breezes flow into these sections. (See air mass and air flow arrows.) Warm southerly winds from the Gulf of Mexico will bring mild weather to the southern and central plains and the south Atlantic states. Skies will be dark and overcast over Maine and from the Dakotas through Montana to Washington and northern Oregon, It will be partly cloudy from the south Atlantic states through Kentucky and Tennessee, the upper Mississippi valley, the central plains and the Rockies to Arizona and southern California. (See inset map.) Lowest temperatures expected tomorrow morning include Duluth 46; New York 52; Milwaukee 57; Boston and Philadelphia

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In Scalding Water Probed

ST. LOUIS, June 9 (U. 9 — Homicide squad experts questioned doctors, nurses and patients at City infirmary today in an attempt to

14-year-old girl patient in an over-

flowing tub of scalding hot water. |day. Detectives sought the answer t0| Attendant Patricia Davis found one -question: the girl's body in the tub Satur-

How did Fances Idancaric, whose spastic paralysis prevented her from walking, get into the tub? Her wheel chair was found 80 feet away. To learn the answer to that ques-

Clubs to Meet

The baking and sewing sections of Southport Peppy Peppers”¢-H

building, tomorrow. Figst of the two sections will meet at 9 a. m. and the other at 1 p. m, =o Rosiland Webb was named president of the organization recently. Other officers are:

Wilma Ebert, vice president; Pat Buckper secretary: Nancy Webb, treasurer; harlotte Weizle, song leader; Ruth Brets ind Virginia Gates, Jue la leaders; Sandra Brown, reporter,” an rt, Lyndal Reed, Evelyn Carpenter. Nelda kham and Janet C Carr, members of the program committee,

I. U. Offers Graduate

Course in Medicine Registration for a six-weeks graduate course in basic medical sci-

club will meet at the high school head.

I's Drowning

authorities singled out ward a for individual questioning. Among them was a young woman who was undergoing mental treatment.

The inquest was scheduled for to-

day night. The hot water was running and the tub had overflowed onto the floor.

The girl floated face down with the steaming water pouring down onto her.

Death was attributed to drowning, however, with scalding as a secondary cause. Doctors, who performed an autopsy. found a slight concusion on the left side of her

Miss Davis admitted that she left Frances and 24 other young patients unattended for 25 minutes Saturday night while she assisted in feeding some babies in another

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'Club to Roast -Wieners Hi-H club of Decatur Central

{roast Wednesday. At a recent meeting delegates were selected to attend the 4-H roundup at Purdue university and to attend Camp Shackenac. Pat Latimer and Catherine McCoy were hostesses for the

ences at Indiana university medical | school will close June 15, the uni- | versity medical 'centet announced |

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