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Producers | Re new Appeal To Discard Poultryless Thursda
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¥ Group Offers Alternate Plan To Save Grain
Brannon Predicts End Of Restriction
today renewed their request that President ‘Truman's, food committee scrap poultryless Thursdays. They proposed instead a new substitute program by which this industry would save 30,000,000 bushels of grain for Europe by April 1, Meanwhile in Pittsburgh, Assistan Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan predicted that poultryless Thursdays would be called off quickly—possibly within 24 hours. He said his “guess” was based on the belief that the poultrymen would agree to conserve grain in exchange for an end to the ban on Thursday use of poultry. First Proposal Turned Down The poultrymen’s offer was ‘sent to committee Chairman Charles, Luckman, who last night turned down their first substitute proposal for ending chickenless and turkeyless days on grounds that it was n. ot specific enough. Mr. Luckman said he still was open to the question of eliminating such days, however, if the growers |
month-old Dutch baby, is shown to this country. With Maurits on
of paint the child swallowed wh his Amsterdam home.
. of and feed manufacturers could show! ® ia . . him their plan would save more Sick Dutch Baby Awaits
grain than the present program.
The poultrymen said their new Fli ht Se ] ber. i program would: Surgery After Ocean 1g Iso symbolizes the
ONE: Save 4,000,000 bushels of grain by reducing the number of| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21 (UP)-— broilers to 75 per cent of the 1946) |Sixteen-month-old Maurits H. Van level, {Eck was resting comfortably today! TWO: Save 6,000,000 bushels of after a 4000-mile flight from Amgrain by trimming the nation’s egg- sterdam, The Netherlands. laying flocks by 20,000,000 birds. | Doctors prepared to operate on THREE: Save 10,000,000 bushels of him to remove paint flakes from grain by a stripped feed conserva- his windpipe and Jungs, { tion program, including elimination| Officials at the Dr. Chevalier of better grade wheat in feed./Jackson Clinic at Temple University Wheat is the principal food grain] said the chubby blond boy was “in used for export. Ino danger.” Can Save 10,800,000 Bushels | Several days ago he swallowed FOUR: Save 10,800,000 bushels of paint flakes from a wall in his grain by reducing the nation's poul- home in Amsterdam. X-rays showed try flocks by 10,000,000 birds by Jan. that he had inhaled some of the 1. The poultrymen said 300,000,000 flakes which lodged in his windpipe bushels of .grain a week would beland lungs, Hiteaianing lead poison- | saved for each 12,000,000 birds senting. to market. | There were no medical instru- +. The poultrymen, alarmed over ments in The Netherland for the what they term low poultry pricesirequired operation. The flight was and a possible market glut of] chickens and turkeys, said they hoped Luckman would accept =» Fountain County new program,
Philadelphia after a dramatic trans-oceanic flight,
| family friend, Dr. H, Laqueur. Surgeons hope to remove a sliver
Life Under Tito
- Friend of Imprisoned Archbishop Talks Here
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER oa Times Church Editor | An audience of 1000 last nignt |
{heard discription of the religious| [picture in Yugbslavia given by a | native, the Rev. Fr. Stephen Lackovie, DD, in the Knights of Co{lumbus Hall, Father Lackovig, the former secretary to the n o w-imprisoned Archbishop Aloyslus Stepinac in | Yugoslavia, spoke lon “Religious {Freedom in Yugoslavia Under Marshal Tito" The speaker at present is serving { as assistant pas- Yr Lackovie | tor of a Catholic church in Youngs- | town, O. | As a dramatization of how a religious person may fare under the| {Tito regime, the Yugoslav priest!
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WINGING BACK TO HEALTH—Maugits H. Van Eck, 16-
just before leaving New York for naccompanied, the air trip to Phi ladelphia is a
longtime friend, Archbishop Stepinac, Barred From ¥ugoslavia The speaker was sent on a mission’ to Rome in 1945, He was reJfused readmittance to Yugoslavia and came to America in 1946. He was invited to talk here by the Knights of Columbus and introduced by William O'Neil, one of]
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fighting church—fighting for the} last night. |honor of God and the freedom of | He was placed in care of Miss men.” Father Lackovic commented. | |Maria Charlotte Kostelijk, steward-| And now the archbishop has been sentenced to 16 years in prison
ess for the K. L. M.-Royal Dutch : yi t enforced labor,” Father Lackovic| Airlines f t trans-oceani 2 : jriiney Ior We tran ane. par. |continued. “And yet at the trial
of the trip. He was met at LaGuardia Field. they could Prove nothing against {New York, by Dr. H, P. Laqueur, a|
{former co-worker with Maurits’ father, Dr. W. F. Van Eck, Dr. Laqueur | Communist propaganda has been |incorporated in the school curricu-
a the boy Wo Phiiadel-/ {lum in Yugoslavia, he reported. And [to illustrate this he told a graphic . yg y story of children in the schoolroom. City Council 0K's the Lord's prayer calling particular | attention to the line: “Give us this day our daily bread.” PW Tra IC Rules The children said the prayer and the teacher remarked: Then she told the boys and girls to say a prayer addressing a similar request to Marshal Tito, ‘They City obeyed. Immediately afterward, the
arranged and the child arrived here |
Communism Taught in Schools
{The teacher instructed them to say | “You see, nothing happens.” Dodges Other Issues
In Face of Election
With election day close,
They said the best way to save Tax Rate Reduced | Council’ sidestepped controversial doors opened and men.came in to
Times State Service | COVINGTON, Oct. 21 — At a meeting of the ‘state tax board here
grain is to encourage people to eat more—not less—poultry. They said] millions of grain-eating fowl are| jammed up on farms because there|
is no market for them. |cents. The general county tax was| MOON MEANT MEASURE lowered from 58 cents to 45 cents. The word moon was derived from| The Covington civil city tax was the words “to measure,” the moon cut from the proposed $6.72 to $5.34. being a _measurer of time, Last year’s rate was $3.06.
was reduced from 72 cents to 64
Christmas...
{the total rate for Fountain County!
{matters last night and confined its distribute cookies and bread among actions largely to approving recent the pupils. new traffic regulations. | Taught Christ Never Existed The awaited ordinance calling for| TextbooKs for school children in recodification of all city ordinances Yugoslavia teach that Jesus Christ was not presented at the meeting never existed, Father Lackovic said, although it had been scheduled for and he quoted the president of introduction, |Croatia as calling - “religion the Changes in the city’s smoke code OPium of the people.” | which are to be incorporated in the| The priest spoke of the visit some |recodification promise heated con- months ago of seven Protestant | troversy. Ten persons said to be ministers to Yugoslavia, Among the| opposed to the smoke ordinance Sven was Dr. George W. Buckner changes attended the meeting last Of Indianapolis, editor of World Call. night but left when they learned! In reference to Msgr. Svetogar| no action was to be taken. | Ritig, mentioned in the press by Dr. Dodges Hardy Problem : | Buckner after his return, Father | The council failed to act on al lackovic called him a “goodly priest | resolution which originated with in his private life” but said he had Mayor Denny and the Safety Board | tried to collaborate with the Nazif to reduce Frank Y. Hardy from and they turned him down. "Now traffic engineer to traffic consultant. he is with the Communists,” reThe resolution also carries a salary marked the speaker. cut from $4500 a year to $3600. Father Lackovic made an urgent Mr, Hardy's responsibilities have | appeal to Americans as the strongbeen cut by the Mayor and Safety est defense for freedom to intercede | Board but the council's action de- On behalf of Archbishop Stepinac| lays the salary reduction. and his countrymen. The prayers
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Traffic ordinances passed last Of all present were asked for this night: cause, ONE: Permit northwest bound! “Prayers are the only arms that
traffic on Virginia Ave. to make can fight against the powers of |
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Parking Bans Listed concjuded. | TWO: Prohibit parking between !{T and 9 a. m. and 4:30 and 6 p. m. 'S lon both sides of Delaware St. from| colse Fy
St. Clair St. to St. Joseph St.; on
the northwest side of Ft. Wayne |Ave. fom Alabama St. to Delaware] Of Defraudin I. : | |8t., and on both sides of Aisoams Ist. from North St. to 11th { | THREE: Prohibit ol on pe-! The Indiana Employment Secur-| | tween 7 and 9 a. m. on the north ity Division shook out 14 cases dur-| |side of E. New York St. from East|/ing September of veterans who were | 'St. to New York Central Railroad. |0btaining GI unemployment bene-| FOUR: Prohibit parking from fits by fraud, Director Noble R 4:30 to 6 p. m. on the south side Shaw reported today. of E. New York St. from East St. The proportion. of veterans who [to New York Central Railroad. fail to play according to phe rules FIVE: Prohibit parking any time °f the GI Bill of Rights is very low on the north side of Washington MI. Shaw said. Those who try, howSt. from Illinois St. to Capitol Ave.; Ver not only forfeit their future on the west side of Clifton St. from [hts but face federal prosecution 34th St. to a point 75 feet north; wl well, Cu on the south side of Congress Ave,| One claimant proved fo be on from Harding St. to Clifton St.; on (furlough from the Army, Mr. Shaw the north side of Congress Ave. said. Nine fraudulent claims unfrom Clifton St. to a point 75 feet cOVered were made by men who, de-| west; on the west side of Harding | #pite weekly warnings to report out. St, from Congress to a point 75 feet side earnings, had falied to poin north, and on the north side of out that they held down full-time | Washington St. from Pennsylavnia | 8t. to Meridian St.
The_nine cases, he said, already have been referred to the U. 8, Dis{trict Attorney for prosecution. They face a possible $1000 fine or a year in prison or both. Another ex-service man In the same boat, Mr. Shaw said, drew benefits while making an adequate living on his own farm. Two others already were drawing subsistence rllowances from the federal govern- | ment at the same time. Another was falsifying expense items on his] monthly claim for self-employment |
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Funeral Directors Meet at Greenfield
Times State Service GREENFIELD, Oct. 21—Member | of the Indiana Funeral Directors | Association, Inc, from a dozen | counties will attend a dinner and educational meeting this evening iin the Memorial ‘building here. Army personnel from the Fifth Service Command headquarters will explain the plan ,under which bodies of World war II dead are being repatriated, and two signal i corps motion pictures having to do | with the program will be exhibited. Dusty Miller, newspaper publisher of Wilmington, ©, also will speak.
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we T M REG. PATS PEND. COPR 1947 EDW. L. A WAGNER ALL RIGNTS RESERVED, NATIONAL 24-HOUR FOREsketched in detail the life of his CAST SUMMARY: Fair weather with clear to partly cloudy skies and temperatures above seasonal normals will continue east of the Rockies tonight and Wednesday except for some showers over the
thermometers will stand in the invigorating 50s from New England to the Ohio Valley, also in | western sections of these states | on north Atlantic routes from TRAFFIC INJURIES FATAL Temperatures Northeast will drop cooler Wednesday afternoon. Warm southerly winds from the ' over Gulf of Mexico will flow into the
minima in the mild 60s in the
.. Raped by Seven, Waitress Charges
A 31-year-old hotel waitress reported to police early today that she was kidnaped and raped by seven men last night. She told police that while she was walking on N. Illinois St. a man in a car stopped her“ and said: | “You are being followed . . . get jin the car and I'll take you home.” Confused by the whole incident, the woman said she got into the car. Then, she said, the motorist drove toward the South Side and {that she noticed that a motorcycle |was following them. | She said the motorcyclist went {ahead after reaching South Side suburban areas and that presently they drew up beside a parked car ‘ontaining five other men. She told detectives that all seven nen attacked her,
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