Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1947 — Page 7
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eo ting ‘in Poland. They ‘Council of Catholic Womenio Russ A: Bomb Ee ries = shall Plan for aid to Burope and ordered the sett } - "Will Meet Here Monday Now. Experts Hit Siesesinties acters Ir yi on 1VUTYy p
Election to Precede
Religious Convention The archdiocesan convention of
Women will meet all day Monday | inothe Claypool Hotel, He Preceding the ‘convention, the archdiocesan board will give a din-| ner Sunddy at 6:30 p. m. for the| election of new officery for the com-! ing year. Council women will attend a low) mass at which the Most Rev. Paul | Schulte, archbishop of Indian- | apolis, will pontificate at 8 a. m. Monday in St. John’s ‘Church. Other events for ‘the day include,
ferent “departments, a 12:30 p. m.| luncheon with the Indianapolis] Deanery Cotineil as hostesses, an|
Mrs. Henry Mannix of Brooklyn, N. Y., national president, will speak on “International Union of Catholic Women's Leagues!” She has
just returned from a trip to Europe. | | : th | John O'Harrow, left, is chairs irescu and opposition leader, Dr. “Country editors personally favor man of reservations and Mrs. |Juliu Maniu, is on trial. Harold E. Stassen, the trade paper
Archbishop Schulte will give the invocation and Mrs. Rollin Turner | of Greensburg, will talk briefly Virgil
The college girls will present the decorations for the Catholic In Western Europe a parallel stif- gm, Dewey of New York will get the Women" s state meeting. fening of lines "has been in prog-- nomination.
tableau, “Our Lady of Fatima,” and Mrs. Edward P. Dogven, Aurora, Ind.,. archdiocesan president, will
t th. preside. Former Georgio Justice ™o8, en murkid by the Nn Newspaper Union, which The meeting will close with the Jumps to Death political successes of Gen Charles small dailies, sald it had received
singing of the hymn, “Holy God
We Praise Thy Name. +{ ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 7 (UP)= wing swing in British municipal
5 Charles STASSEN RETURNS HOME justice
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 7 (UP)— Court and a member of the war Harold E. Stassen returned nome trials .commission at Nuernberg, | today to press his campaign for jumped from his 12th floor office in| Ideologically, the line was laid delegate support at the 1048 Re- the Candler building to his death down by the communique of repre- as. large as (hat of the United
publican convention,
| today.
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COUNCIL HOSTESS—Mrs. In Romania the cabinet has been It said 98 per cent of them be-
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co-ordinate the fight against it. ; 5 Reflecting this tehsion with mir3 | (Continued From Page One) ror-like faithfulness Hive been the that the day is coming when the deliberations of the United Nations pr t rll of wh mili- General Assembly at Lake Success.
; On virtually every question the | tary power—represented by the u.
sharp line has been drawn between m opoly of atomic weapons— |S: an He East and West, between Russia and
will end. _/the United. States, regardless of It appeared to be directed pri the. actual - issues ‘involved.
d AHF 0 BEI re the. Ris- Numerically vastly outnumbered I waged with ever increasing ferocity in the United Nafions the Russians lin recent weeks. ' have met one defeat after another WAR with the announcement that the Line of Struggle decision w will b be boycotted ; | Almost daily reports have come
|in indicating the tighter lines of | the struggle. Throughout the Bal- Truman Leads | mn ¥ kans and Eastern Europe Commu- | nist- dominated regimes have been.
| actively strengthening their posi- R on ural Editor Po
In Poland the chief symbol of | opposition, Peasant Party Leader CHICAGO, Nov. 7 (UP) — Pub- | Stanislas Mikolajezyk, has fled to lishers Auxilikry, a newspaper trade | Britain, leaving. the fleld to the publication, sald today that first | Communist-dominated government. returns from a poll of country ediIn Hungary the most active po- tors showed a majority favored {litical oppositionists also have fled. President Truman for re-election.
{ purged of Foreign Minister Tata- lieved he would be renominated,
In Bulgaria, Peasant Leader Nik- said, as the Republican Presidential
Receveur, chairman of r ola Petov was executed. candidate but believe Gov. Thomas
———-r—— ress With the rise of conservative - The trade paper, published by the
syndicates material for weeklies and
de Gaulle in France, the right- yenijes‘to its questionnaire from 53
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right-wing in Italy, . S$. A. SPARSELY POPULATED Declare Open War The population of all Latin Amerjcan countries combined is almost
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