Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1948 — Page 15
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committee said today it recognized recommendations “as creating)
future shortages of gasoline.”
But the council believes ‘it 1s in the public interest to exert still greater effort toward meeting 2ome __heating requirements rather han
meeting gasoline requirements.”
The council ‘also asked that pousehold and industrial consumws limit ‘their fuel on hand to s wo-week supply and that even, ge areas take no more than
3 30-day supply.
To help emergency areas and refleve transportation bottlenecks the council proposed a seven-day work week for tank car loading crews
for thE next two months, Predicts Oil Rationing
Meanwhile, Secretary of Interior J. A Krug said he believes price apd rationing controls “will have to be slapped on -oil: next. winter. Its too late to do it this year, he
fold a congressional committee.
The petroleum council joined Mr. Eng in urging & 15 per cent reduction .in fuel ofl and gasoline consumption, and a temporary end to conversions from coal to oil heat. When other types of heat are anilgble; -the- council said, home-
Fall Term Ends;
Pupils Get Recess
school year closed today, and 55,000
dianapolis public school children Indianapolis p al He said the Legion had always jee sens si
began a short vacation — just
week-end.
Second semester classes will open Monday morning with a sad out: look for the “kids.” There are only 16 days of vacation in the remain.
ing weeks of school.
Entering the schools for the first time Monday at 8:30 a. m. will be 0 first graders. More than 1500
fethmen will enter high schools.
Teachers were aided in reorganition work for the second semester , Wm half-day recesses for elemenay ophs were given yesterday way, 0
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cold packs to a swollen jaw. Ciro’s Night followed by Miss Williams
lenged: Witnesses said Miss Hamilton,
with a smack to the jaw.
she said,
in each Legion post,
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study “of community .
nounced: they would enroll support Scout troops, - . tives of “37 “district Legion
in great need of expansion.
ty scouting units,
Scout motto, “Be Prepared.” championed preparedness, and t
tual objective of preparedness. Edward W. Haris, a director
. as step outside and settle let go with a shove and Miss WilHams; 21, and smaller, countered Mish Hamilton said the" argument started because Miss Williams in. vited her to a party “and I wouldn't
“I declined to dignify the en-
Ata dinner in the Broad Ripple! —— post home, nine posts pledged a
At the meeting of Central Indiaia
Scout leaders said their program is Cash Balance
pointed out that there are now, “Def 10,117 participants in Marion Coun-|
Former Gov. Henry PF. Schricker,| who spoke at last night's meeting, said the Legion's program of pre-| paredness fitted well with the Boy|
union of the Legionnaires and Boy Scouts was one founded on a mu-
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District Legionnaires Plan To Sponsor Scout Troops
The American Legion's 11th dis. past council president, asked that trict last night set in motion a plan, the Legion become a greater force to sponsor a new Boy Scout ‘roop|®
“forestalling juvenile
of the scouting program.
pins. Seventeen: other posts an<| WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 (UP)—Govern-
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battle at with her escort. They were
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