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be seen until ut their blood y nee ot once (FOI WOI st within 20 te ! Declares Russ Use * | aining UN Veto ‘Stupidly’ | ept. 3 (U. P), SOUTHPORT, England, Sept. 3 er Mahmo _(U. P.).—Foreign Secretary Ernest sha began cone { Bevin called on the Utiited States an officials toe | today to redistribute its vast hoard ity of obtaine 4 of gold stored at Ft. Knox. Mr. ry mission toi} Bevin said such a distribution would nodernize the | be one of the surest ways of restor- { air forces. H ing world economy. i i
|ter- -revolutiof, ferente chairman, The acting president announced cipal speaker,
resignation. Thus it appeared that be read.
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Ecuador Ousts ~ 2300 Scout Leaders - Truman 10-Day Dictator Meet in Bloomington 2d Bail
that he would call a special session! A message from President Truof congress and would present his man, honorary scout president, will pr. West. who has ‘been chiet residence grounds for the day. He ° SC
. Times State Sorviee Indiana university. Elected President BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Septs3-- Several exhibits have been rterAmericalt The 2300 .professional executives of planned includi hotography, eno 1 Iplanned ‘including photography, To Resume Post the Boy Scouts of America here for gineering, permanent and wilder- Defense Pact Signed
| QUITO, Ecuador; Sept, 3 (U. P.)./the eighth national training pro- ness camps, fires and cooking, sani- RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 3 (1, |<Vice President Mariano Suarez gram today, prepared ~ to knuckle {ation, wxemanship, nature trails, P.) President. Truman worked. to= |Veintimilla - temporarily took overidown to serious work. marksmanship and cub scouting.» |4&Y in the seclusion of the heavily {the leadership of Ecuador today. The session, which will continue ww special program has been ar. Suarded U. 8. embassy residence A few hours earlier the 10-day through next Wednesday, opens ranged for wives of executives on the second major speech he will {dictatorship of ‘Col. Carols Ma- officially at 8 p. m, Dr. E. K. Fret-|gttending the conference. make in Brazil, designed to pro= cheno was gverthrown by a coun- well, chief scout executive and con- vide further—details of his pro
One: of the executives whp arrifed today was Dr. James E. Wes”, a crippled orphan boy who rose to: become America's No. 1-Scout.
gram for worldwide’ recovery.
Mr, Truman scheduled no aectivity outside the spacious embassy
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yt exgcutive for more than 30 planned to devote most of his time
lhe .did not contest the return of Study Scout Problems vears, was orphaned in his youtn, 11° the speech he ‘will make to the _|the elected president, Jose Maria" The group will begin a concen- As a boy he was stricken with tu-| Brazilian house and senate .
gress that the world must settle! Velasco , Tbaira who left Buenos|¢rated study of scouting problems perculosis of the bone and had tn. The speech was expected to the balance of payments question’ * [Aires by plane for Ecuador today. tomorrow. be strapped to a board almost tw> Parallel generally the one with oh it ‘would be. in constant cliugh. 1 The vice president is a member. Regides a series of discussions, the | years, which he closed the inter-American “There are ways of settling it,”| of the Conservative party, which iS executives also will work with ‘their Despite the physical handicaps he defense conference at Petropolis. he said, “I know America will be {headed by President Velasco Ibarra. hands as they apply themselves to| joined the ‘scouts and climbed Marshall: Signs. Last ) upset by what I am going to say % T= Flees to Embassy /material available in the handicraft through the ranks to the position! ene formalities of the confer= 0. but 3 wo baves got to upset! . Col. Macheno, Who -took- refuge in lodge and trading post set up atiof leadership. : ence were concluded with the somebody. the Venezuelan embassy, attempted 2 wo ~~ oma 2 m2ER®* . ©* wm isl of the, treaty of Rio d 28 . Calls Taxes Handicap I.U PURDUE MATCH — Ar new rivalry Spreng up between nine and Purdue . he venemuelan Spa. Mempits 4-Year-Old linois Bov |spuine af She aly’ » Ro da “My own conviction is that she universities today at the state fair as students from the two schools compéted iN board headed by Humberto Albor- lcountries to defend & hemisphere . eA) ere VM un The Times-BUB bubble gum contest. Here in front of the administration building I. U. no, Liveta party Jeuiter. This ne Shoots Kills Sister. 8 | security zone against aggression. By failure to redistribute the Pt. and Purdue students try to outdo each other to cop honors for the biggest bubble. a bin ot . ’ ' i The irdaty provides that #2 Knox gold. Conservatives have a majority, WAUKEGAN, Ilk, Sept. 3 (U. P).~Garfield Leaf, Lake county Te A o “If you found another gold mire ‘Arabian Group Blamed The streets of Quito were the coroner, scheduled an inquest today in the slaying of 8-year-old Betty [Sie an attack against all of them. in the world, it would be of gre Taylor. a PY eal ‘For Venice Ship Sinking scen® of a clamorous demonstration | goo it was. 4 mere. formality. No disciplinary 4% : _ It. provides for consultation of all ge, g welcoming the end of the revolution F lon was con- ionataries for the defense: of any has already been mined and it is VENICE, Sept. 3 (U. P).—Theand counter-revolution, * Milling templated against the slayer, her 4-year-old brother, Billy. one of them attacked outside the foing nothing. | © |4570 - ton ship Pancrescent, which!erowds shouted, “Long = Live the TG Taylor, 24, their otner returned home yesterday to hemisphere. In case of war, between ’ AS reach hi Sire Jf a ne 9 the 8 : {the “Defenders .of .an Arab Pales- Constitution.” 13d Bei uying 10 Lhe shotgun] 17 when he dragged his daddy's/tWo signatory states the others will ing th he | {tine” had said they attacked, sank Ecuador had no been permitied v | lissue immediate cease-fire orders. g e purchasing power of the | § o sign the inter-American defense | Wound in her abdomen. The child!shotgun from ‘underneath the dav- Geo. "devastated areas of the world.” | |last night in deép water without > | collapsed and died after saying, a Secretary of State rge OC. I | os yesterday because its consti enport, Marshall was the 19th signer in the The United States’ gold hoard 1s | loss. of life. tutional government had been over-' “Billy shot me.’ “You might hurt somebody,” she windup ceremonies at the Bravalued at $21,766,000000, of which Police said they believed it struck thréWn when Col. Macheno's coup| Billy had gone next door to gel (old him. | zilian foreign office. Secretary Mar se 13, 509,000 9%) if Mons in thes a mine or a time bomb was at-|detat of Aug. 23 sent President a sandwich for lunch from & yesterday he decided to “hurt” shall left for Washington Jalls ER rok iin ghd rec- tached to the bbw, Velasco Ibarra into exile, neighboy. his 8-year-old sister, Betty, because the presidential plane Independ-~ Council Is Propaganda Show | A mimegraphed statement mailed Although Col. Macheno came to! Billy was too young to under she had hit him. ience. ‘The Independefice had wh In a 70-minute speech’ dealin Ito Newspapers in Rome yesterday power in a bloodless, one-shot. revo- stand’ words like “murder” and, He pulled the gun from under the brought Mr. T an and his 4 largely with economic issues he | said the ‘Defenders” had attatked lutien, at least 10 persons died in “homicide.” His experience was lim. davenport, loaced “it like he “had |from Washington. The President i Bevin also: iy 11 the ship as it was preparing to!the counter-revolt. About 150 were! ited to words like “hurt.” seen his Daddy do, and pulled the will return aboard the battleship ! og, ad Rikale. of site] leave for Palestine. wounded. : His mother -scolded Billy recent- trigger. Missouri. a A i the United Nations veto “stupidly.” He said that most of the United A : i ations encies are f r y \ yolor | eee hone] STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WITH A- TOUCH: .OF TOMORROW! ) FO. A place where the great power veto| e wien if applies—has become largely a prop-| . h or ! aganda show, he said, and its sur-|§ > doch id vival is doubtful. | i TWO: Declared the Big Four ( ding Xx foreign ministers council at Lon- | : iH don in November is “the last chance | 4 of getting economic unity of Ger-| : i many and reconstruction of Europe. | } THREE: Urged British workers | oor { to. step up production so that the| : i country could be independent of | - i Jboth the east and the west. | fi FOUR: Rejected Winston | i Churchill's plea for a return to | 2 t free ‘enterprise. “Mr. Churchill may be a great war leader,” Mr. 2 Bevin sald; “but he is not a good 2 economist.” WINNING BUBBLE—One of the winning bubbles in yostot day's Times ' Bub” bubble gum contest at the state fair was this son Kightlinger Named 5st ono 557 Ba Man | pair of roller skates for sécond place. First place went to RayWemmer Manager +: 2 ents The groundwork was laid today Bubbie Gum Contestants for the opening of the Republican Plan campaign to elect William H. Wem- To Be Filmed Tomorrow mer mayor of Indianapolis. . . Mr. Wemmer, nominated as the Finals on Friday Also to Be in Newsreel; regular G. O. P. organization choice 5 i i - grtghihaeg labia Local Boy and Girl Win Bike and Skates ———— ajti-machine forces, announced he By ART WRIGHT EE had appointed Erle Kightlinger, In- ° Youngsters taking part in The Times “Bub” bubble gum contess| dianapolis attorney and war vet- tomorrow will get their pictures in the movies. i eran, £8 his campaign manager. Pathe newsreel cameramen will film the contest at 2 p. m: at The ny Mr, Kightlinger was a member Times bubble gum arena between. the youth center and the new ma- , 7 of a group of war veterans who first: chinery field. - Qersuaded Mr. Wemmer to run for Movies also will be taken by Action Pictures, of Chicago, which is 4 7 mayor last April. making* a feature length movie of - ’ . “Mr. Wemmer is sincerely inten. the “fair to be shown to service EARS ested in his city and its future) groups throughout Indiana and out {jy of ai dly Ign Mr. Kightlinger said. “His firsf, of state.
hand knowledge of the veteran #/fd Finals at 3 Friday his problems convinces us we rfve Pathe newsreel also will film the Evacuation Pact picked a candidate who all Indihn- state finals which will be held dt 3 - Apolis citizens would su r ep. m. Friday. on the stage in front election.” BIOTA > the grandstand. ROME. Sept..3 (U.P). — The Appeals to Young Group Yesterday's winners were, 1st, United States and Italy today| Mr. Wemmer said he selected Mr, Raymond Clark, 13, of 48 S. Tuxedo signed an accord providing for the Kightlinger as campaign manager st. and 2d, Margaret Byas, 11, of evacuation of 15000 American because he represents the age group 4310. E. Iowa st. Raymond won a troops from this country within the that must assume the responsibility bicycle. Margaret got roiler skates. 90-day “period following final ratifi- | of governing within the next few A bicycle and roller skates are given cation of the peace treaty. years. : away every day. The accord, in the form of two “Mr. Kightlinger and the thou-|. One of the highlights today was letters, was signed by U.S. Ambas-~ sands of other men and women who the team contest between father- sador James Dunn and Foreign served in world war II had this son ' teams and between miother- Minister Carlo Sforzan. interest in government renewed daughter teams, Special prizes; The accord not only pledged each
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. through the bitter experience of Were waiting the adults. __ - |country to facilitate the withdrawal | signs f wartime -service,” he said. “They Contests Every Hour of the U. 8. troops. but regulated | hoi : realize they must help maintain our Contests are held-each ‘day, every their status during the period of} oice democratic form of government” [hour on=the-nour. During the evacuation. Mr. Kightlinger, a former deputy hourly contests the youngsters! It has been reported that Lt. Gen ¢ nosen i prosecutor, has been active in Re. qualify for the daily finals which John C. H. Lee, commander in-the . ’ publican politics many years, He is a'® held at 4 p. m, Mediterranean, will . leave Italy meri- b a past president of the Irvington In the state finals Friday "the within a week after the peace treaty Republican club and former assist- 45h awards will be $250, The state providing for the withdrawal of : ant chairman of the Young Repub- champion will get $100. troops iz déposited in Paris "loor. lican organization, — — Bl Hunt 2 Women IN Indianapolis In Purse Snatching ix EVENTS TODAY Robert XK. Delaney, 1606 E, Marke! , Gene vieve R. Haley, 2246 Pierson
State Fair Two fast-talking, fast-running Gamms Rhe fraternilysAnnial state fair Galen A. LaTouche, Concord, N. H; Mary,
L worfien were sought by police today dint, woman's building, cafeteria, 6:45/ rover Harris. 2543 Hillside; Samelia
} ‘in the theft of $74 from Mrs. N yional Assogiation of datrer Carglers. Price, 102¢* W.. Vermont. % : oosler City axila rye p.m A ' ! : ] Eleanor Bunch, 45, of 636 Blake st. "Cicer nou BIRTHS : yesterday, Choir Sewont, for Indianapolis Singers Boys § peedway Christian church, 7:45 p. m. At” Coleman—Dr. Thomas enita Bauer Mrs. Bunch told police she drew - - - Pranklin, Anna Record A ert Norma $64 from the bank after the two EVENTS TOMORROW Schilling, and Guy, Joan Villars
[ Al Methodist—~Duard: Houe Speer. Leon i hues} who State Fair { hom she met downtown BLale Fait coi. for Tadianspolis Atnges Marjorie Beasley, and Eugene, Lorena
) t - Cooksey y 8 esterday said they had found a Speedway Christan church. 7.45 p. m At Bt. Vineent's—Dale, Naom! Har
kin Pe with $i50.in it and persu- Leeming Scottish Rite tower, of ‘yome Harold, Arvetta Tinkle 1822
m tn Madison ave and Gilbert, Lavando aded her to put up some money Toussaint, 1516 N. Arsenal ave in order to get a share of the MARRIAGE LICENSES Girls use. Stanley: P, Franklin, 917 EB Wallington: At St. Trancis-_Howatd, Helen Ball: Cor- . } pias Wht E. Case, 917 E. Washiagion Bt bell Tencho Chas les, Virginia, ie w chard Cox, 551 N. Dearborn, Rosemary Wo) am arenc Araine ave | we walking with the women Boiltidghouse, 229 8 Parker At Coleman~Cigorge, Mary Reed. Harley when they grabbed hey purse and Harold Woods. 856 Bugene; Sarah J- Aah Cielaps. ant Harry, Ann Distler : Waggoner, 1021 Con ress odin rl, Macel Watkins ar ! disappeared in “the Erowd. The Edward XK (ndley % Belle Vieu pl old. Esther Porter: John, Martha Todd: i purse also contained an additional ciintioe P Srcign 1130 E. Washington. William, Mildred Spencer: James Perna | 3 st d arles PF, Knoon, Sidney, O.; Inez Irene; Miller; Richard, Clarene Martz, and : $20. she sai i 3217 W: 10th Williant, Ella Mae Rowe { : — rr Hubert Bennell Trwin, 644.N. Alton: Laura At SL Vincent's — William. Charlotte \ . . E Seymour, R. R. 1, Brownsburg, Ind Bartram, and Ployd, Lavina [oofe Polite Bandit Harry J. Calloway Jr. 364 N. Arsenal, = = cee 3 Mary Louise Greb, 1930 N Alabama, DEATHS ae
DETROIT, Sept. 3 (U. P).—Bar-' Robart W. Pool Jimaed; ists Lena Jones, 50, at 313 N. Holmes ave bara Seabert, 17-year-old night clerk Chgries Moin’, Lincoln hotel. Mary Rows’ Bel Lasigtord, 4, at © ing , Ind ary or 1. st City, car in a dry clean store, told police Jon A Allen, Boston; Cather ine LT. cin
| a polite bandit robbed her of $53, Jey, Miami winiam Bell Br, 05. at 1427 N. .Senat | |
. Darnell, G Ie: Betty J uve, ‘coronary occlusion then waited while she locked up and i 9318. Bla i oy Georgn William Baening, af 4136 ted usse! aylor, 22564 N, Capitol; Helen culevar coronary ii escorted her five blocks to her bus “Hig. “3505 maiston. |. "| gaith 1. Grim 7. at 3060 Central ave. | stop. {Richard E. Clements, $30 ¥ Market; arteriosclerotle eart : na pShatiotis Rouiyeys Ww 5 Market, Alper : C. Leeds, ne at 1319 N. Gale st So ’ o arrel . ilkins ise eukemia o U.'S. SOLDIER EXONERATED | gieiber, S34 W Wiking 5 wath Jobn O'Drain Jr. 53. at 34 N. Tempie hs enn E ashington u ave, rifi - SAPPORO, Japan, Sept. 3 (U. P.). ™n7.beth Alien. ag Eo Week into nephriIs.
«Pfc. James R. Metz, Latrobe, Pa.. {dob Bari Sil on. daftetson athiyn JAPANESE WAR GOES ON who was sentenced to life impris- ! Rain. oa Medock, 1241 Central; Loma BATAVIA, Sept. 3 (U, P.)—~The|
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u 1121 C 1 ! onment on charges of assaulting & po NUP FCO ima 8 Duteh high comand reported toi Japanese ‘WOMAN, WAS released to- Paimer Anderson day that Indonesian forces were een Kenneth Eugene Jyatd. Pant lle, Ind v " dh on ‘grounds that: the ‘evidence = Tewsi) Barc.s 1831 carrying out large -scale attacks
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