Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1947 — Page 7

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Poutryless Day

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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1947 :

Decision Is Near

Committee to Act on New Plan Today

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (UP)—|

\ Charles Luckman, food conservation chief, meets with his seven-| member executive committee today! to decide whether to scrap poultry-| less Thursdays. One Agriculture Department off- | cial was on record as saying he

expected the committee to make

the change.

The Agriculture Department, it

was learned, already has prepared a report'showing that the substitute program worked out by the poultry industry probably would save more grain for Europe than chickenless and turkeyless days. The plan would ' not affect the no-egg rule for Thursdays. If poultryless days are junked, it would be the first major overhaul of the program outlined by Presi-| dent Truman three weeks ago to! save an extra 100 million bushels of grain for Europe by next July 1. The poultrymen offered to reduce their flocks by 100 million birds by Jan, 1, cut broiler production 25 per cent below last year, reduce their egg-laying flocks by 20 million birds.

In addition, the nation’s grain] feed manufacturers said they would

eliminate the use of better grades of wheat which are suitable for ‘shipment abroad.

‘Catholic Officers

To Be Honored

| Miss Mary Duffy, supreme regent of the Catholic Daughters of Amerlica, and Miss Mary. Curry, national director, will be honored by officers , of Court Char- { trand at a dinner kf tonight in the In-! dianapolis Ath - letic Club. Miss Duffy! comes from vSuiy Orange, | and Miss oun] from Boston. Miss Duffy will speak at a dinner given by Court, Char-! trand tomorrow at|

Miss Duffy the “Frog Pond.” The Rev. Fr. Thomas Finneran will give the invocation,

Margaret Sullavan

To Sue for Divorce HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 22 (UP) =| Stage and Screen Star Margaret Sllavan today announced she and her husband, Broadway Producer {Leland Hayward, have separated. She said she will file suit for divorce immediately. The Haywards have been married for 11 years. They are the parents of three children.

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Shock Kills Tinoman | ANDERSON, Oct. 22 (UP)—Mil-| ton Thomas, 41, New Castle, a line-| man for the Henry County REMC, died yesterday of the effects of shock. He touched a live wire while | working on a utility line.

In Indianapolis

EVENTS TODAY Sohooimen’y Club—6:30 p. m. Claypool’

nding Municipal Electric Association— verin Opening of the: Art Stndonte. League Exhibits (Oct. 22 to Nov. 8)—Block's Audi-

Indianapolis Housing Discussion Sponsored by Chapter 1, American Veterans’ Comron » m., YMCA,

EVENTS TOMORROW

Indiana State Teachers’ Association y ual meeting—7:30 p. m., Cadle Taber - nacle Egz-less, Poultry-less Day, Indianapolis Real Estate Board, Address by James Flariq a American Association for the —Noon, Hotel Wash-

ington Beginning of Butler University Homecoming (through Saturday) Luncheon— Noon, Columbia Clu

MARRIAGE LICENSES Richard L. Finney, 1024 W. 27th; Belly Perkins, 1039 W. Walnut, George J. Sojak, Barton Hotel; Harriet LI. Murrin, Graylynn Hotel. . Mark W. Daniel, Germantown, O.; Margaret Hamilton, 1325 N. Alabama Josh Jackson, . 1803 . Martindale, Marie Rhodes, 1542 Bellefontaine Cecil ‘Bates, 744 W, 12th; Alene Harvey, 1209 N. Missouri . “ Clarence Richardson, 1323 GolaV: Dorothy Mae Leeper, 743 W. New York. William Hardister Jr. 2135 Martindale; Florence Wilson, 2135 Martindale. Leland E. Cooper, 1212 8. Harding; Joy Allen, Franklin Richard Dale Diefenderfer. 5580 Rockville Rd.; Joan B. Wilson, Morristown. Lyle LeRoy Tippit, 1022 Bellefontaine: Ida Gertrude YaaWinkle, 2134 N. Alabama. | Orland Purrow, 4044 W. Michigan; Corella Rickelhoff, 2308 Shelby. Frank Davis, 948 W. Walnut; Celestine

nat. Richard Woodson, 2423 Barnes; Mae Ethel Whitelaw, 1067 W. 26th. Loren J. ‘Auxier, Madison; Geneva M. Sampson, 2306 8. McClure George W, Kadel, 5131 Washington Blvd Marybelle Cohee, Frankfort + Earl H. Heber, Hillsdale; Evelyn 8. Heber * Hillsdale. ‘ Troy McGhee, 517 Agnes; Louise Daniel

nes. : Rouble Howard, 1000 E. 17th; Maxine

James McDonald, 824 S. Kenwood; Virginia White, 932 8. Capitol Charles Levi Hatcher, Hotel Spencer; Wil-| lie Mae Hatcher, Hotel Spencer + William J. Barclay, 3307 Central; Viva * O'Donald, 17 E. 37th.

: BIRTHS

Boys At St. Vincent's—Charles, Virginia Coake, James, Emma Hensley At Soleman—Orval, Gloria Allen, Charles rie Alber At Methodisi— Donald. Stella Drake: William, Margaret Hill; Ernest. Rosemary Carraway: Thomas, Barbara Hissey; Donald, Virginia Simpson: Richard, Betty Coopriter: Alfred, Blossom Rosetta: John, Bessie Benson; Clarence. Margaret Ammerman; Dr. Paul, Charlotte Harris; 4 Marvin, Clelline Tittser; Albert, Lorna Carnes At General—Maple. Winona Middleton TAL St, Francis—Walter, Mable Beasley Earl, Geneva Jones, Jack Mar arel . Keller; 1 Louis, Agnes Andrews;

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Girls Pi At St, Francis— Howard, Leona Jones; Everett, Gertrude Watlien; Frank, Mar-

garet Vann; George, Dorothy Winkler. | At Gemeral—James, Susie Bowers. { At Methodist—Harmon, Ida Kilzy; Grant Preda Johnson; Roy, Barbara Mont-! gomery: James, Naom{ Cossman; James, | arbara Ferguson; John, Gail Briges. Marvin, Faye Rogers, Arrell, ose | Reinking. At Coleman—John, Catherine Humphrey. t SL. Vincent’s—Eugene, Geneva Ken-| nedy; Elmer, Carinne Myers

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Market. DEATHS

Dicy Conlee, 82, at 1429 Carrollton, myo-

ardial decompensation Ea W. Campbell, 88, at 333 N. Delaware, myocarditis. George W. Griffin, 58, at St. Vincents Hospital, carcinoma James Harrison, 54, at General Hospital, coronary occlusion Arlie W Hastings, 72, at 750 N. Pershing, : arieriosels rosis { Frank P. Manly, 82, a; 2625 N. Meridian, | a Rony | Nell MCT RRert, 57. at General Hospital. pid ebral hemforrhage. Arthur Lee Bailey, 48, at 1313 N. Oxford, nephritis Iantha May Bridgford, 3 at 122 W 9th, cerebral hemorrhag Robert Lee Yates, 4 at Bg eral Hospital, | coronary occlusio Kase Griffin, 61, at i128 Hoyt, myocarditis. | nie Harris McCullough, 66, Mo 38 N “Sheridan, cerebral hemorrhag { Lucy Shelby, 73, at 2621 ip cardio vascular renal. George Edgar Gates, 63. at Methodist Hospital, coronary occlusion Mary J. Miller, 83, at 624 E. 12th, arteriosclerotic. heart.

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