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WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (U.P). ~The United States and Russia = The state department revealed = that ‘the U. 8. has made a second S sharp protest to Russia ove its con-| tinued delay in re-opening the Chinese port of Dairen, The United States sald it “perceived no reason” why there should = be further delay in reopening = {Dairen to international commerce S (as a free port. Such a provision = was made in a B8oviet-Chinese S agreement signed on Aug. 14, 1945. Meanwhile Russia has protested, {to this country, against the pro- |= |posed American -- British - French 2 |conference on raising the German 2 {level of industry, | Oficial quarters sald the scheduled three-power talks were a viola-| {tion of the Potsdam agreement,

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CARE—Roy Badollet, (left) chairman of the local promotion committee of the Co-operative for American Remittances to Europe, Inc., or CARE, and Bishop R. A. Kirchhoffer, chairman of the local committee, explain the organization for sending relief food packages to Europe to Corrie Koort, Dutch girl who was brought to Indianapolis by the family of Pfc. George Moore, 5224 Southeastern ave., as a reward for her faithful care of Pfc. Moore's grave. 20

New Co-Operative Here PEARSON MUSIC C0.

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Plans for Indianapolis co-opera- H. Block Co. Bears, Roebuck & Co, tion in the nationwide CARE pro-|l» Strauss & Co. and H. P, Wasson

|& Co. stores, Ject for sending food packages to Roy Badollet, Indianapolis Power Europe were announced today,

& Light Co. official, is chairman of Stations for the Co-operative forthe promotion committee and the American Remittances to Europe, Rt. Rev. R. A. Kirhhoffer, bishop Inc, plan will be established in of the Episcopal diocese of Indian-

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Mother Cleared in Death *hether neglect caused the death of her new-born infant. Of New-Born Infant |

Investigation showed the Infant SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21 (U was born unattended and died when {its lungs collapsed. Mrs. Taube P).—A manslaughter charge against gq she fainted when the child Mrs. Lila Lee Taube, 26, estranged | was born in her apartment and wife of a University of Chicago pro- | when she revived found it dead. fessor, was dismissed yesterday The landlady of her apartment {house found the baby's .body in a when the court decided there was

| shoebox in a closet of Mrs. Taube's not enough evidence to Indicate| apartment,

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