Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1948 — Page 24

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Holy Name Society To Hear Mayor Feeney

Mayor Feeney will address the Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart Church at. 8:30 p. m. Monday in thé Sacred Heart High School audi- i torium, 8. Meridian ng Palmer) Sts. Anthony N. Hasg, president of | the society, will be in charge of|

Tech High School |

Place on’ Tuesday .

Eighty ~ nine Technical

sien) selections ok (Cosilia ceremonies to -be held Tuesday in thé Tech forum. Church, directed by’ Edward F.| wn AK rieger——Aibert-8:- Voight; program Jenes. Michelin ill Hy 'H class with a short “valedictory chairman, will introduce the-mayor: H--Anderson: prinkial of the auhovid

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| An assembly for freshmen will be _}i held Jan. 26. inthe Tech auditorium.

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Barbed ! Wire Vire Club

Elects President

The Barbed Wire Club of Indian- | apolis last night elected Norman W. | Lauchner, former Navy officer held | three and a half years a prisoner! lot the Japanese, |as president for 1

i -Lauchner, assistant manager if | of the Indianapo- JF lis Convention Bureau, is the third presiderit of the club; succeeding Dennis G. Raymar. Other officers of {the club, elected in the meeting at the YMCA, are!

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[Paul E. Givens Jr. secretaly, and Frank G. Barrett, treasurer. | directorsare* Albert G. Harding Jr. “John W, Wampler, Stewart D, Reed! and Mf Raymer. | Other, directors are Austin. D,|

H.-Morris and William H. Pilking- | ton.

A committee in charge of Murray, - E. Dulberger, former Army claims officer, was named to “assist former war prisoners in making claims against the U. 8. for personal prop- | erty loss as a result of enemy acHon. Loss of money, | jewelry and clothing was reported | to the committee by club members.

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High| the program »which will include School seniors will be graduated in|

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receiving diplomas |

James A. Davis | Rovert 1. Kendall

Pet) J. Kennedy, John A. Kenyon, Karl H reck, Robert E. Lawrence, Dolores A. | Lobraico, Chastine E. Lohman, John B A le, Russell W. McKinney, Beatriz) endez, Howard C. Meridith, William N, Metcalf, Ernest H. Michelfs. Trene Mii ner, Robert M. Murphy, Norman T. New

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groups; courses for apprentices and,

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IB, ‘Carver McGriff, vice president; |

Rinne, Harry D. Sullivan, Willlam| Demonstrations

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Haganah Kills 3 {In Return Clash

of Jezreel and fought into the heart of ‘the Arab section. The Jews blew up five houses and a large Arab garage, where scores of Arab-owned vehicles were pa ked.| The attack appeared to be faunched] JERUSALEM, Jan. 16 (UP)—| ugatns:. arab > sangpott i Tetajla-g i \ {tion fo! Jewis 8 Fash S yy which killed two Jews, wounded |

{others and paralyzed Haifa. hour attack. before dawn today and | The. attack, described as the first reports of casuaities—ranged largest made by Jews in Haifa, was up to 30 Arabs killed with an equal carried out with mortars, automatic

number wounded. Weapons and fire bombs.

ee ———t a — Arab sources said their casualties’ w numbered 32 killed and wounded. A si ign Truce Tomorro

Haganah source said the attack in-| BATAVIA, Jan 16 (UP)~The flicted 60 casualties, half of them United Nations three-power mission fatalities. . [to Indonesia announced oOfficiauy Jewish sources said the attack 'today that the truce which has beep was made by 400 Haganah members | |reached between the Dutch ahd I who invaded Haifa from the valley 'donesians will be Signed | tomorrow,

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Rent Control Extension Seen. by GOP. Senators:

oe Jan. 168: (UP)==] Two Republican nrembers ‘of a spe cial: Senate subcommittee said to‘day they are confident Congress {will extend rent controls, which ex{pire Feb, 29, for probably another {year. Sens. C. Douglass Buck (R. Del)’

|and John W. Bricker (R. O.) agreed | . | the present law should be extended’

and Sen. Bricker said he thought! some increases should be granted. “You can't ask a landlord to rent, his property in 1948 for the same

thing he received in 1941,” Sen.:

{Bricker dgclared. Sen. Buck said he would favor extending the current law but had inot decided whether he would vote jtor any increases.

India Concedes Twice as ‘Gandhi Continues Fast

| NEW DELHI, Jan. 16 (UP) {Mohandas K. Gandhi, too weak to irise from hi§ bed, appeared to be {winning his battle against violence (today as the Indian government | made two concessions to Pakistan and Hindu-Moslem B | The Indian cabinet, attempting

New|to get Gandhi to break his fast,

announced that it’ would resume ‘suspended independence payments {to Pakistan and permit a pjehiscite lin the disputed state of Junagadh for peace Increased in the streets of New uelhi as. Gandhi entered the fourth day of his fast.

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Hoosie ogee x Politics Believe L To Politic Revival of the servation in Indian following the appes can Field Trial A

Field Trial Associa 1 A veteran of i

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of conservation ac ; stat?, Mr. Venable # [| Hoosiers should unc « § program. His sugg ni an enthusiastic .esp + | questioned at lengt plan which had b Missouri and the had been made in

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carrying out success wildlife restoration tion of favorable con life, Mr. Venable sa ment of these tech tile. when they wer of superiors holding only as a reward fo

Results Are U How far the en Mr. Venables re among members of group, will —earry— the - politics - | movement in Indian seen, It is not a 1 the past has lacke lead the campaign. Several years ago health and welfal were ‘taken out of was considerable ag the conservation cluded but it failed ment for the prope theory that there v litical in the natura which the departme and that the persor trained to direct va the program, should lo political patronag “At -present -there-~4-tion--with the apps unite all groups conc servation, nor an ou er to assume the a campaign on an partisan basis.

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