Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1947 — Page 3

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MONDAY, oCT, GAEL En THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Biffle Urges Limited Aid To Europe

" yan Told 700 Will Attend Farmers Want Ra Here To ‘Go Slow’ :

To Initiate 125 ' Let Nations Help

The annual convention of Great Selves, Is View

Council of Indiana, Degree of Po-! cahontas will bring approximately |. {700 delegates . to Indianapolis| | Wednesday. J & WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (UP)— Mrs. Dessa-Gels, § President Truman has received | Brookville sreat from one of his close’ advisers a Pocahontas of the | grass roots” report that the Amerin people favor émergency aid to rope now kK “but don't want to! enter any long-term program, until |

| council, will pre- | side at the meet- | Europe shows what it can do for itself.

{ing in Claypool | | Hotel. The pro[gram will include initiation of 125 candidates, e Leslie L. Biffle, secretary of the tion of new -ofSenate Democratic Policy Commit- ficers and metee, disclosed today that he had| found on the basis of a tour of rep-| resentative sections of the nation that the people generally are inclined to a “go-slow” attitude on fu-

morial services, Mrs. Gels |Winamac Council will have charge ture financial aid to foreign nations.

lof ‘installation ceremonies. “They are willing to give the| :

The organiaztion's annual banquet will be held Tuesday night in European nations food for the winter and help them with seed and

conjunction with the Great Council of Indiana, Improved Order of Red | fertilizer, but don't want to eaten}

Men. any long-term program,” Biffle said | “They want to wait until they see

what the European nations are will- | ing to do for themselves.”

Biffle has reported his findings to Mr. Truman.

Truman Calls Conference

He said he did not know what effect the report would have on the type of program the adminlstration will present to Congress. Meanwhile, Mr. Truman summoned a special conference of top European envoys and government | economic experts for a first-hand | review of the European el ;

Mrs. Gels will be assisted by Mrs. Florence Russell, Monticello, great keeper of records; Mrs, Sue Reynolds, Indianapolis, great Winonah, Mrs. Alice Bargar, Linton, great Minnehaha; Mrs. Bertha Strain, Marion, great Pocahontas, and Mrs. Maude Rausch, Evansville, great keeper of Wampum,

19 New Busses Due Here This Week

Nineteen new motor coaches will | ot in Indianapolis this week, In- | dianapolis Railway officials an{nounced today. Thirty-one more [are scheduled for delivery in early | November. | About half of the 19 busses arriv|ing this week will be placed on the new Meridian-Golden Hills line, {which will replace the present Clifton feeder bus line, The remainder will be used on other routes.

situation. - It was understood that the noon meeting was aimed at exchanging information rather than! formulating any specific decisions. Conferees included Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, ambassador to, Russia; Lewis W. Douglas, ambassador to Britain; Gen. Lucius D, Clay, | U. 8. military governor in Germany

and his political adviser, Robert Ti BETTER MOUSETRAP — Two-year-old Gordgn Porter West, of 5024 Winthrop

A : The new coaches will be painted Murphy. Ave. was one of the first to beat a path to the door of Mrs. George Baumann, red and cream with a black trim, No Session, Says Biffle | 5015 Winthrop, today to see her record catch. A trap set by Mrs, Baumann the company's new color scheme.

: : Eventually the change-over will be ii disclosure came as Senate caught these three mice and a spider. Apparently all three of the mice tried 10 ‘|, ade on all the vehicles in the Repeat Rony get the bait at once and got caught. Nobody is sure what the spider, wedged local fleet. will be no special session of Con-| under the spring, was doing there but his fate was the same as the cheese-eaters. | Ribbon cutting ceremonies will be gress to vote “stop-gap” aid tol inte d 1 - : : the - held at the clubhouse of the North i A |regain its dominant position in the ngdjanapolis Civic League, which a Bin considering the, Around the World {| Far East. He said China fears U. S.! petitioned for the new service, at

Biffie’s report to the resent Rds Open Hopeless Fight poe today in Japan. I crcive. when the service

was based on a four during which in Japan is rooted so y deeply it can-

he donned ls and mingled : rae ots ome To Oust U. S. From Greece |» > tne awe vin in one gen Ms, Catala ;

tion, he said. road workers at Buffalo, N. Y.| S . :: 52 truck drivers in Wisconsin and also| Modified American Plan for ‘Watchdogs LTEHEAY Deputy Premier Ebrasounded out sentiment in Connec- ’ m ajenur announce ay| ticut, Rhode Island, pci In Balkans Already OK'd by UN |that Premier Ahmed Ghavam would Georgia and Florida. | LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y,, Oct. 13 (UP)—Russia today opened a last-|present a report on oil negotiations Biffie said he planned a similar ditch but hopeless fight to win United Nations approval of its own {with Russia to the Iranian parlia

trip to sound out sentiment among|Balkan plan which demands removal of British and American troops| ment next week. He said the Amer-| Services for Mrs. Jean Chtallento.

coal miners and industrial workers and experts from Greece. {icans had not negotiated with Iran who died yesterday at her home, in West Virginia and southern! The fight was launched in the United Nations Political Committee during the tenure of the present|634': Park Ave. will be at 10 a. m. Ohio. {by Soviet Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrei Y. Vishinsky. Mr./government—and did not want oil tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan Biffle, one of Mr. Truman’s most | Vishinsky charged that the United] {from Iran. mortuary. Burial will be in Crown

trusted friends, long has been con-|States and Britain would vote down The political committee fight over| wapsaw The Polish workers Hill sidered a vital factor in the suc-|the Russian plan, with the aid of the Soviet proposals was a Warm-| .......nist) party said today that | Mrs, Catallento, who was 22, was cess of administration programs in |their supporters, because they feared up session to a Palestine discussion American financiers were trying tos native of Himlerville, Ky. and the senate. |the proposed Soviet inquiry would later today at which, Russia willl ope on «american colony” of had been a resident of Indianapolis : |“impeach” them for violating the break its silence and probably will] ov and that U. 8. foreign policy five years. She was a member of ler United Nations Charter in Greece. give modified support to the pro-|was ike that of Adolf Hitler at the the Broadway Baptist Church, Armenian Faith Healer x tie | The Soviet proposal had no hope POsals for partitioning Palestine yjme of Munich. | ‘Survivors are her husband, Tony Making Tour of Nation of success. The committee has al- In Jewish and Arab states. ROME—The interior ministry an-|Catallento; her mother, Mrs, Mary LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13 (UP)— ready approved a modified Ameri- yc Bid for Power nounced today that Roman munici- Kuhn, Rand, W. Va.; six sisters, Avak Hagopian, 20-year-old Ar- can Greek program calling for a P |pal election votes from the first!Mrs. John Cartwright, Miss Helen menian faith healer, begins a rail- watchdog commission in the Bal- SHANGHAI, Oct. 13 (UP)—Sec-150 of 1223 precincts gave the, Kuhn, both of Rand, W. Va.: Mrs. road tour of 34 states and three kans and taking note of the United retary Wu of the Kuomintang said Christian Democrat party a slight] (Grafton Capp, Mrs. Joe Szabo,

Canadian provinces today. Nations Balkan inquiry finding that today Japan may be hoping for a edge over the Jeoples bloc, com- |Charleston, W. Va.; Mrs, Thomas Avak was brought here from Iran Greece's three northern neighbors third world war in order to fight prising Communists and left-wing Young, Matawan, Va, and Mrs. six months ago to treat Vaughn were at fault in the border troubles. as an ally of the United States and Socialists. |Raymond Riggen, Indianapolis, and Arakelian, 37, epileptic son of a owe brothers, Alex and Mike Kuhn, wealthy wine merchant. The Arak-! F A - or {Prenter, W. Va, elian family said Vaughn appeared THE WEATHER BTOLC ST ve ACME TELEPHOTO tmproved, although not cured. OREVIEW of U.S. WEATHER BUREAU, DEPT. of COMMERCE FORECAST ++ PERIOD ENDING PJOAMESTIO 14-47 M158 DAUNER TO SPEAK Miss Louise Dauner, associate pro- @ {fessor of English at Butler UniverSTRAUSS sity. will speak at the Southwestern SAYS: {Indiana Teachers’ Association meetling in Evansville Oct. 24. | rT ES

| IN INDIANAPOLIS —————— EVENTS TODAY Aberdeen - Angus : Biooding, Association — Central region meeting, Hotel Lincoln.

Federation of Associated Clubs — 8 p. m., clubhouse, 2309 N. Capitol Ave,

EVENTS TOMORROW Meatless Day,

Indhana Improved Order of Red Men Hotel Lincoln, Indianapolis Traffic Club, Women's Auxiliary=7 p. m., Hotel Washington, Indlaha Women's Press Club—Luncheon, 30 p.m. Hotel Washington, Indians Degree of Pocahontas «— Claypool otel,

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Sik for an cit py | AST OMMARY tar wasn | irs Sucve” | h” cheney TS. “ou nd \aylectuiy BE ig 9 er with minimum temperatures Showers will occur in the af- ' Cleveland, 50; Kansas Oity, 52; | nd 2103 Bellefontaine y

one of the topmost fected areas over Montana, the | Boston and Philadelphia, 54; {At BL Vineent's- Bothell Wun

kers in the wear in the 50s is predicted from New { oo thern Rockies and the coastal | Washington and Memphis, 56; | William, Ruby Van Blericum, Maurice - makers . Hh Dorothy Rowe, and Willlam, Rosalind field — topmost choice England through the Ohio Val- | gection from Florida to South | New York, 57, and Atlanta, 58. Brant. of the young fello— ley to the north portions” of the | Carolina in the coming 4 HOURS, lesser A ah Johesns Ohare. Dans fond his mother). Here's Gulf States. Mild southwest winds | Some rain is also indicated for | Official Weather Uniertack; Glen,” Dorothy Short, Wil. ue front collar will stream over this area as the | the extreme northwest coast Near | yy ,ypy graTEs WEATHER BUREAU | Holliday, and Rober!, Esther Dowden. 9 eastern cold air front advances. | Seattle. ~Oct. 13, 1947— {At Colema Booker, Rayshirt with matchin eerie ogi rare ————cae SHO Lilian Michal, fand Polis, Mar he Fast col 9 ] By Tuesday morning the mercury | Skies over most of the U. 8. will |" sunrise..... B:53 | Sunset..... Swe | Serer McWhirter. . i «ime | yuo mo sue bs rough | be Sour Su pa oy OS aidl LW, fi, FEE Jo Br A n § — the ‘Lakes Region, the Central | and early . Total n. ert, Amelia ora: George, y s | on the inset map indicate cloud ficiency since JAR, ANC. vi iaiians 08, Thurston, and Claume, Me Miller lisle shirt hat keeps Plains and the Rockies. Sections | he. fuse} ap id a Cloudy ~The Tollowing table shows the iampera | A; Neme--Philappus, Julia | Stephanus its shape — long sleeves. of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas upd | Wea on the tite of Wash ture yesterday in other oun hn tol NI Chase and Willie, Marie Logan, Sizes 4 to 16. Nebraska will record minima in | Arizona an 8 o - |, Station is ow! 1413 W. Henry. the 50s. | ington. OMON. oes vars srersnsie rons 50 {DEATHS 2.98 This morning, the weather | oe on the Wing mark Chicago. 5 lor ©, Hightower. 80, st 143 Wilcor. bureau reported a tropical storm | the line along which an abrupt ic. cand 83 |. coronary thrombosis

| 16 | Prank Po gemeyer, 80, at 4407 Winthrop 36 | myocarditis , 58 | Anna G. Linne, 50, at 248 N. Gray, car-

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FOURTH FLOOR movement of the storm at about | the direction the front is moving. Kantas patie of i a chester Mari Simagon, no st 3318 Car15 miles per hour with little or | Mild southwest winds are stream- jo Angeles # 1a May Wallace. 8,30 UML Pork. larter. l no increase in storm intensity. = ing into the northeast and i Minnepoli-St. Pani ' w0 |g oucleros wis, Weilnghtt, 1, 1 Mech. w ITIeRANS . . . ... sive irann STRAUSS -| Shipping is advised, to exercise | ing the mercury at Somiors Rew OFltang cxxicoi ius - » | git coronary seclusion. itn precaution northeast of the storm levels. Temperatures will drop !giianoma city .. ao (Sarah Bil hemorrhage 4 sone, which is accompanied by 60 mile | somewhat cooler as this front con- Omana aL pH | Bvelyn se Har 1 month, at Riley, & C0. INC squally winds 50 to 75 miles north | finues to drift eastward. San Antonio 6. {mbtcner n Micphy 0, at Methodist, pul : ahd east of the storm center. Tuesday morning's minimum San Prancisce “es 8 - monary embo for ros | Pr nels E Owings, 41 ui 1 82. at 1338 WN. DeisSmall craft are advised not to | temperature include Du- Rikon, D. Coiiiiiierecsn 7 8 1 ‘ware, cerebral

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