Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1947 — Page 11

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i | WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (UP)— |A western senator assailed the Marishall plan today as a “grangliose world VPA” and key congressmen {called for an independent study of American resources before voting

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*1|/J. A. Krug that the United States

more mongy for Europe's faltering economy. Pending a careful look at the; “facts and figures,” most senators jand representatives still in Washing{ton declined to comment on as-

leurances by Secretary of Interior

{icould afford a $20 billion Marshall

plan without seriously straining ius! own resources. Krug Gives Report . | In a “king-sized report on “natural resources and foreign aid,” Krug said the proposed four-year! {program could be launched without endangering U. S. security or .dving| standards although some eit. tightening might be necessary. | Sen. Homer Ferguson (R. Mich.), indicated he would ask businessmen for their opinion of the report. He| said concentration of “internacional business” | made it impossible to gain facts “other than those colored by gov-| ernmental thinking.” |

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Says Chat EMIL SALZMANN of United Air Lines Commissary t La Guardia Field

We'll send over 3 million meals aloft this year... prepared in 12 United Air Lines kitchens across the country, Yet we take the time to save every single drop of used fat. What’s more, as long as our government tells us the world fat shortage is still serious, we're going to keep on sdving and turning in all the used fats we can. Won't you do the same in your kitchen? Every drop helps!

KEEP TURNING IN YOUR USED FATS!

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Outright hostility to the Mar-| shall plan was voiced by Sen. George Malone (R. Nev.). He said] it was “not a plan at all but merely a suggestion. which has degen-! erated apparently into a prangigee world WPA.” Sen. Malone said disastrous in-| flation would result by the proposal] to “scatter the sweat soaked dollars of the taxpayer at random through|out the world without any hope of repayment. » | Sec. Krug’'s

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Youth Lends Hand In Painting Church

| Young people of the North Methodist Church are .painting and freshening the interior of St. Paul's Methodist Mission, 424 Minferva St. The young people purchased the] paint and are donating it and their services to the small church which is a former dwelling. St. Paul's has an all-Negro membership served by Mrs. Reed, pastor.

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Women of America are asked to save lives by saving food as President Truman appeals for their co-operation with Citizens Food Committee. Oakes, the "wizard of Waukesha," displays and describes a few of his silly , inventions , , . that really work!

from battlefields in the Pacific start arriving in the United , States for return to their home towns.

completes” 14 of 23 passes as Notre Dame defeats Purdue, 22-7.

OLD TRAILS, Mickleyville, Ind. PREWTTT,, Plainfield, Ind. WEIL, Greenfield, Ind.

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Lenora | Sunday school is conducted weekly at 9:30 a. m, and preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.|

secretary of the Lexington Confer- | ence Board of Education, is Sun-|

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International rounded the Admiral Corp. plant as | attempts by the union to organize '

"Names of six winners, four from Indianapolis, in the Young Indiana Vocalists’ contest preliminaries were announced today by Fabien Sevitzky, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra conductor. Indianapolis singers selected in last Saturday's preliminaries for

auditorium are: the Misses Jeanine Reynolds, 5831 Rawles Ave.; Jean Ray, 2156 Napoleon St.; Sharon | Pfister, 6008 Ralston Dr., gene Singleton, 2142 N. Jefferson St. The event will be held at 2 p. m. next Saturday. Other finalists in the contest include the Misses Anne Weeks and Hazel Shirley, both of Bloomington. From the six finalists: Dr. Sevitzky will select one as soloist with the orchestra in its first children's concert of the season, 10 a. m, Saturday, Nov. 22, in Cadle Tabernacle. Judges of the preliminaries were {Dean Wilfred C. Bain, head of Indiana University’s Music School; Dr. Lloyd FP, Sunderman, director of Jordan Conservatory, and Elmer A. Steffen, director of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir.

State Chemical Unit Meets at Warren Hotel

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