Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1947 — Page 16
LM) will address the session at p.m. 3 will be continued at 9:30
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RECENT BRIDE—Mrs. John Allen was Miss Mary Louise Padgett before her marriage June 14 in the Little Flower Catholic church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Padgett, 1432 Drexel ave., and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Allen, 2527 E. Michigan st.
THE INDIANAPO
2 Mrs. Roosevelt Approves
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G.F.W. C. Convention!
Discusses Bill Today NEW YORK, June 25 (U, P.).~ Resolutions ‘on the admission of 400,000 displaced persons and universal military training were expected to be contested vigorously today at a general session of the 56th annual convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt went on record last night in favor of the: Stratton bill now before congress, calling for the admission ‘of refugees, but an earlier discussion made it apparent that any resolution on the subject would be contested. Mrs. Roosevelt said she was “very much in favor” of the bill, and challenged the argument that the admission of displaced persons would cause unemployment. Many refugeés in tha past few years have become employers, she said.
Speaker Is Confident Of U. S.-Russ' Amity
we make our economy work to give us a standard of living we think we ought to have,” she said. “With the rest of the world, which had war on its doorstep, it's not a question of standard of living—it's just a question of something to eat and a place to sleep.” Mrs. Roosevelt said in answer to a question that she believed the
“With us it's a question of how|
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GIRL scour DELEGATE: Miss Patricia Campbell
Patricia Campbell to Attend Girl Scout Encampment As Indiana Representative
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—r WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, ir Mrs. ody Heads Box Sales’. | For Centennial Programs ia) To Be Held at Butler Bowl |
J Mrs, Jack A. Goodman, chi poli Centennial “Stars Under t
of box seat sales for the IndianStars” summer gnusic series, has of the Electris
to be held in the Butler bowl July 11 to Aug. 23. Goodman's committees, who will staff the office
| tormances of 11 different attvactons:
Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra, will lead the new Indianapolis Sum met Symphony orchestra in seven “pop” concerts (July 20, 23, 26, 27
and 30 and Aug. 10'snd 13) and in a two-day presentation of Verdi's “Alda” on Aug. 1 and 2. Soloists Jdr the concerts are to include Abram Chasins and William Kappel, pianists; Patricia Travers, violinist; Thomas L. Thomas, bari tone; Jennie Tourel, mezzo-s0prano of ‘the Metropdlitan opera; Lanny
.| Ross and Ernest McChesney, tenors, polis|and Polyna Stoska, soprano. .
The season will open with nine performances of Sigmund Rome berg's operetta, “New Moon,” under the direction of Charles Hedley, It will close with eight performances of Victor Herbert's “Naughty Marie etta,” also under Mr, Hedley’s direo tion. ' The comedy team of Olsen and Johnson will present a& ‘show for seven nights, Aug. 3 through 9. Reserved seats for all events now are available at the English theater box office from 10 a. m. to § p. m. dally.
a.m, >, 5. Olive H. Huston will feat on “Legislative Policy of the ” and Geneva F. Mc-
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United States and Russia could get
along. Speaking of her experiences as chairman of the United Nations
Miss Patricia Campbell will be among 100 Girl Scouts attending the Girl Scout Internaitonal encampment at Camp Barbee, Pa. tomorrow to July 16. Representatives from every state in the union, Puerto Rico,
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W. A. HARRIMAN
Secretary of Commerce Says:
Used cooking fats have repre. sented a substantial part of our © total industrial fat supply. The i Le more than 600 million pounds of used fats that American homemakers havesaved and turnedin since 1942 has been of vital importance. It is a record of which every woman who contributed may well be very proud. © * ‘The United States still lacks ates sop of te and
Used Fats
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short of industrial fats. Many, if not most, of the things we all use and wear require industrial fats, or the products of industrial fats, such as soaps and glycerine, in their manufacture.
So won't you keep up your good work and continue to save and turn in every possible pound of used fat?
Secretary
commission on human rights, she
said: “There are times when I despair, though, when I would cheerfully wring my Russian colleagues’ neck. And there are times when I know they would cheerfully wring mine.” Earlier yesterday Miss Ruth Gruber, author and journalist, urged the convention to support the Stratton bill. Mrs. Charles Full of Cutbank, Mont. and Miss Paquita Rabell of Opa Locka, Fla. volunteered to oppose it at today’s session in response to a request by Mrs. LaFell Dickinson, retiring federation president. Miss Rabel said many clubs in Florida were opposed to the bill.
Garden Club to Have Guest Day Tea
The Spade and Trowel club will have & guest day tea at 2 p. m. Friday in the home of Mrs. Raymond Cassady, 6916 Park ave. Founders day will be observed.
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the Canal Zone and 20 foreign countries will attend the meeting. Miss Campbell, who was chosen from Girl Scouts throughout the state to represent Indiana, has been a Brownie, a Girl Scout and now is
a Senior Scout in troop 227. She plans to become a leader when she reaches 18. At the encampment she will meet Elsa Vallarino, Quito, Ecuador, with whom she has been corresponding. “Friendship Builds a Better World” is to be the theme of the meeting, and delegates will discuss the role they can play in building world peace. Miss Lois Fisher, author of “You and the United Nations,” will lead a @scussion about the U, N. on July 12. Other speakers will include Mrs. C. Vaughn Perguson, president of the National Girl Scouts, and nationally known Scout leaders and edycators. July -4 will be celebrated with a pageant, “The Building of a Nation.” [Foreign delegates will be welcomed in a ceremony June 29. James H. Duff, governor of Pennsylvania, will be the main speaker.
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R. M.-Canners To Live Here
Times Stale Servies SHELBYVILLE, Ind. June 25.— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maurice Canner will reside in Indianapolis upon returning from a brief wedding Both are enrolled as students at Butler university. Mrs. Canner was Miss Shirley Ann Tillison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tillison, this city, and the bridegroom's mother is Mrs. Wayne D. French, 932 River ave, Indianapolis. The ceremony was read in the West Street Methodist church here Sunday with Miss Barbara Fran. cis, Indianapolis, Mrs. William Maurice and Miss Jackie Howard as the brides’ attendants.
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