Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1948 — Page 13

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ATHENS, Jan. 13 (UP)=Ameriofficials

can ‘and Greek met today to try 0 38 WRtRer up Basle dis direction of

the campaign a Greek] puerrillas with War Minister Geo:ge Stratos under fire. . "Reliable sources said Mr. Stratos failed to keep American aid officials of his plans, increased thé|

thorization, and refused to co-oper-| ste in the American- -sponsored ‘oro-| . to reduce the rolls of govern-

$i employees. Ma). Gen. William G. Livesay,

chief of Ge. U. 8. Military Mission| in Greece, Dwight Griswold, head of the aid mission, and Greek government leaders were trying to iron out the differences Which threat- ] to hamstring the campaign against the Communist forces. Americans were understood have sent a recent memorandum to the government demanding that Mr. Stratos co-operate or be ousted from the cabinet.

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Rossow said: “We officials will| NORMAN, Okla, Jan. 13 (UP)— be in a better position to serve the A source close to the Attorney public more efficiently and oe rasa. Olle aul olny Shere: ’ was “a defini possi Baer Field From WAA | Local wits of law enforcement [tanding on enforcement. matters Oklahoma University might not ae PT. WAYNE, Ind., Jan. 13 cop | 8ecies have been asked to at-| goe.vers scheduled for the pro. Mit any new students to its law oe ciy of Wayne today took {= i MEESE ola ere rae are Harvey G, Poser, ape school next semesier over Baer Field from the War As- Indiana State on. by cial agent in charge of the Indiana| For the time being, this would | sets Administration which in turn : (office of the FBI; Capt. Don L. relieve the university of complying | had just received it from the United| Invitations to attend the Ein |Kooken, acting director of the In- with a 0. 8. Supreme Court order States District Engineers. ings were issued by Col. Robert giana University Institute of Crim- [to admit Mrs. Ada Sipuel Fisher, a Ft. Wayne will assume operating! { Rossow, superintendent of State| ina] Law Administration; Capt. N.| 23-year-old Negress. : and custody responsibilities of the, Police. . _|C. Burnworth, state police training, The court, in" an unanimous defield including maintenance, guard Beginning Feb. 2 in the Legioner | officer; Lt. Robert F. Brokenstein, cision yesterday, ruled that Okla- | and fire fighting in the civilian! district the lawmen will meet on state police chief laboratory tech- | homa must provide equal facilities area. | nine successive days at nine police | nician, and Col. . Rossow. "| for both Negro and white students. |

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THE OUTLOOK IS DARK

for Spring Washington 21. and Atlanta 3’ % degrees, , Official Weather UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU Jan. 18, 1948 : ~Sunrise | im | Sunset - 4:43 | recipitation ending 7 a.m, [Total precipitation “since Jan, 1. 3 58 since Jan. 1 The following Table ‘shows he To | Miami .. .... M Minneapolis-St. Paul RR LNT WERE ¥ i a fn GE TRE a NINES OR EE

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Northeast Stormy Weather fo Give Way fo Cold ins

| western New York to the Virginia |

| the Pacific, also Ohio and Ken[“tucky.— ~The hatched -areas - wilt I be partly cloudy.

| in the 20s from Philadelphia to | “Atlanta, in Texas and most of the |. Rockies.

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Show the path cold Canadian air | will travel the Mississipp] | Valley to Ta Notice that the freezing line along which minimum temperatures will. be. | 32 degrees extends from South Carolina to Louisiana and southern Texas. Most of the nation's weather will be determined by a flow of cold, dry air around the large high pressure cells centered over South Dakota and Idaho. For - ‘this reason the storms for the next 24 hours will be limited to snow flurries in the mountains of northern New England, also from

mountains with some rain along the extreme northwest coast. Note the light areas on’ the small inset map at the bottom left. This means skies will be clear from the Central Plains to

Minimum temperatures will be

Forecast minima range | from 7 degrees at Duluth: to Miami's 68. | Sample minimum temperatures forecasts include Cleveland and Omaha 10; St. Louis 12; Boston and Kansas City 15; New York

and Memphis 18; Philadelphia 20; ;

Quarter Million

Marion County will receive $238, 473.10, as its share of the net pro- | {ceeds from the sale of retail liquor or the six-month period) "31, 1947. This represents the county's share!

diana Alcoholic Beverage Commis-

Permit. fees collected by the ABC are divided among the counties on a percentage basis and returned to the civil units. A part of the return is divided among the school units and put in the State Teacher's Tultion Fund. i { Since ‘going-into effect last July 1, the cigaret tax has netted more than $7 million to the state genéral fund, the ABC said.

Irvington Rebekah Install on Wednesday

The Irvington Rebekah Lodge will install® officers for the coming year. in public: ceremonies Wetheitay at 8pm Officers io be installed are Mrs. Dorothy Mae Hooper, noble grand; ‘Mrs. Rachel Barclay,..vice grand; Mrs. Bertha Jackson, warden; Mrs Georgia Grant, conductor; Mrs Nellie Manning, recording secretary; Miss Lillian Garrett, financial secretary; Mrs. Grace Rodkey, treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth. Bell, chaplain; Mrs. Hettie Daringer, planist;' Mrs. Nellie Mullin right supporter of the noble grand; Mis. Pansy | Williams, Jeft supporter of the noble grand: Mrs. Mary Hicks, right sup- | porter of the vice grand; Mrs. Ethel |Pross, left supporter of the vice grand; Mrs. Rose Stevenson, inside guardian; Mrs. Leona Graham, outside guardian, and Mrs. Jewell | Shields, past noble grand.

North Park Ladies’ Club Meets. Today in Temple

The Ladies Help, Aid and Assist Club of North Park will meet at 8 p. m. today in the North Park Masonic Temple. A social hour will

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