Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1947 — Page 5

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7. 4, 1947 pe DAY, NOV: 4, 1947 London. snes SMOOTH: Marshall Blames, Russia TT ritMeweaTHER POTOBABT scrateuerion. | b Eas) os * PLRIOD ENDING 730A M EST IH |

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By R. H. SHACKFORD, United Press Staff Correspondent

wO.. WASHINGTON, Nov. Secretary of State George C. Marshall toda) 1: - f placed total blame on Russia for the failure of the world © get baci a pLIROATS : to a peaceful status. vr * oe He warmed that the world was headed for catastrophe unless th 1 \ United States continues its initiative in world affairs and its “pontain- 3 a

{ ment” of totalitarian governments. He acknowledged: that’ Germany I 2a tauny fly pariitioned and Pr®" ship in world" affairs.” {4 dicted that the United States Will! hee were the highlights of a have to admit permanent division new pamphlet published by the|: ‘ot Germany if the great powers State Department at the direction tinue to disagree. of Mr. Marshall. Entitled “Aspects Pe praised American foreign pol- (of Current American Foreign Pol-|-BM icy for what it has done to date icy,” the 52-page booklet, for sale! “| “totalitarianism since the 8t 40 cents per copy at the Govjo lock |ernment Printing Office, attempts

a position of “outstanding leader-

1 x ] { ’ war. [to outline American policy on the V LEGEND de d he reminded Americans that| po : (CR 8 TNT ase) > 1 great powers /major foreign policy problems. BROWNSVILLE Howes Alt \ {had thrust the United States into] The pamphlet was .designed for (Teasy snow aq the general public and Congress : : (5 DRIZZLE hs ‘because, the introduction said: . \ SNOW SHOW RAIN “Never before have the American! < w " : AND FLURRIES i VT. M REG PAT'S PEND COPR-194 7 EOW. L-A-WAGNER ALL MGNHTS RESERVED.

people asked so many questions about the facts of our international ‘life. The written inquiries average 15000 a. month.

© The pamphlet was published ‘on the eve of a special session of Con'gress on foreign aid and less than a month before Mr. Marshall goes {to London for another Big Four

40¢ in most ‘of “Texas and the Official Weather southern plains, also in the upper ',. op syares WEATHER BUREAU

continue mild, windy and rainy. | lakes region and the Northwest. ~Nev. —_ By Wedensday morning ther- | Early morning temperatures will | Sunrise en mometers will stand in the 50s | drop below freesing (32 degrees) Fit Cpls dt i wd Pra a from the Gulf States northward | along the east slopes of the Rock- | Deficiency since Jan. 1 8 to the central Plains, the Ohio | ies. o following (able shows the Valley and southern New England. | ture “yesterday in other cities

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(See freesing line) Montana and the Dakotas will report |

meeting on Germany, * | Lowest temperatures will be in | minima in the 30s. A BUARIA. s+eaxixenresiventanees T in value . . . Tops Teens | the 60s along the immediate Gulf | © Skies will ‘be overcast from Chicago .. ; lo P Trio Takes Final Coast. : | Maine to New Jersey and west- |Gleveland. . . i n Denver mn comfort, long ‘wear Fi hi Tri EAST TEXAS TO MINNE- ward into the northern and cen- |pot Coie ’ I I SOTA: The large moist arrow ex- | tral plains, . according to the |Ft. Wayne .. ‘ and carefree good looks. or ss we tending northward from the Gulf weather bureau's forecast experts. | Insunapais ity)" | of Mexico shows the path of the | “Northeast storm warnings are Kanats 51). - 8 n y . ne eturns | alr flow feeding storms over the | displayed for 28 to 35-mi'e winds Mitral paar ————————————— | central U. 8. Showers and snow | in the blustery, rainy coastal sec- os

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He was unaware that of the three old men who went fishing in a homemade boat. in Nayember because they might not see another summer, only he came back.

Soiithport Chapter, OES, will meet with initiations at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Southport Masonic Boston and Washington 52, New |Temple. . Mrs Esther Groves is York 54, Memphis and St. Louis [Worthy Matron, and Russell Herr, | 55. « \|Worthy Patron.

MINIMUM TEMPERATURES: Detroit 48, Philadelphia, Kansas City, Chicago and Cleveland B80,

Temperatures will. be seasonably cool from the Mississippi to the Rockies as Canadian air pushes down along the west side of the |

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63¢ s had built, ; > Yesterday they persuaded Mr. mbonology. . | Porzia, a retired landscape gardner, digs 63¢ 'to go with them for the first time. | They had a new outboard motor | of Mine, : they wanted to try out, i 63¢ : Agi Shep Marott’s Down- MR. LUCK'S daughter, Mrs You Don't, : y T Emma Heddendorf, took them from | 63¢ stairs for V A L UES their homes in Richmond Hills to! every day. Point. Lookout. — ream 83C : i Other fishermen, cautious about! hem. R the rough water, fished from rocks hing, 63¢ and piers and left their own boats| i, pulled up on the shore or bobbing f. 83e at the water's edge. ights de | . ae BlackSuede |. po HEDDENDORF lett and oh 63¢ Sling Wedgie. | (ne three white-haired men pushed | ...,. 908 with Closed .| off in the 15-foot craft which cap-! ‘ sized in the channel. Mr. Gum-| oer. 830 Phone or Mail Re a q as brecht was thrown clear. Roe 0KS : “I don’t know what happened,” | a v 4 A orders promptly Smaller he told police. “I was under the. filled. Sizes water a long time, then somebody | 4t09 pulled me out.” Ze 9x12 Ft. He was brought ashore by Ned Bovasian and Prank Kelty, two

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