Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1948 — Page 21

y lover of liberty terity, sweat the World-renowned sculptress Bash- , ha violate in the ka Paeff turns up her artistic 3 hy Sn, and nose at Hollywood glamour r hdr) boys: and picked Gen. Dwight the ‘blood hr Eisenhower as her 1948 Valenacter of his ow, tine. Puffs Miss Paeff: "The «+ While eves o general is all man; He has the shall universally, carriage of an athlete and the il throughout the charm of a diplomat . . ." fort, and fruitless oe ur national free. J Ad . seems incongeSE 0f FOR's Pol x icy , Its officers, pproprated pub ‘Let U. S. in for Red : on Opin , dishonest public « 9. In jor pids, Mich. and Donald Ghiston, Inge ;

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lion, according to Fred L. Preu of the State Department’s foreign relief division. Almost all of these sums have been distributed.

Under the same law, China was

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Trouble, He Says WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (UP) ~In the view of John N. Garner, the late President Roosevelt let the country in for a lot of Com-

nized Soviet Russia in 19 This—and Cactus Jack’s disap-

|proval of New Dealers, New Deal

legislation, and the “too much power” wielded by Mr. Roosevelt

.|—is brought out in a series called

“John N. Garner's Story” which

‘started today in Collier's Magazine.

The series is by Bascom N. Timmons, Washington .corre-

t|spondent and old friend of the

man who was Vice President dur-

or ing Mr. Roosevelt's first two

terms. Having thrown the Democratic

be|presidential nomination to Mr.

State Department to put a rationing system into effect in major cities, to: distribute the food supplied by the U. 8, it was indicated. No such requirements were laid down for the European

" mations.

On Dec. 17, the Senate Appropriations Committee, was told:

- “We are prepared to give export

licenses for any arms or munitions which the Chinese govern-

' ment purchases in- the United

Roosevelt in 1932, Mr. Garner made it a point to get along with the chief executive, “even when the going was toughest.” “But he was a hard man to have . an understanding with,” Timmons quotes Mr. Garner as saying. “He would deviate from the understanding.” In opposing recognition of Rus-| sia, Mr. Garner felt the depression period was “a poor time to invite in organized and disciplined agitators.” Years later,

| Beckeric! Indianapolir, chairman,

munist trouble when He recog- Miss

Augusta 28, Shirley Jones, Edward Rng. Rosena wy nia

Mary n 3 , OL Juinita White Barbas Woods and Betty Woods.

an N - her committees include: Band, Doig-! ins Jordan, Whiting, chairman, and Har. old Sundersgn, In anapolis; hall: Donal Miss Marjorie Miller, indianapolis; ations: iss Ruth Reed, ianapolis, chairman, and Miss Virginia Hiner, New Castle; Richard Henderson Indianapolis, " A : Tet un Eve! jumbus.

3 Seniors Head Attucks Honor Roll

Three senior girls lead the honor rolls of Crispus Attucks High School for the term ending Jast month. : They are Elinor Louise James, Charlotte Malone and Mildred Shaw. h oil pupils N Other honor 1 are: orma. ER A A pe Russell dean, Butis, Rich Ewing, hn Yous ene Er om Mar:

Hogan, Allward Holland, Ralph

Bows. Vila re - lene . Florence Mitchell, Phillip MosTRE Rr Turner, Datlent | Earlham Men's Club | To Hear Dr. Biddle

Junior Head Campaig

and " when the FEuropean war was States, : L . : kicked off, Mr. Garner told Mr.| Dr. Wiliam W. Biddle, Earl ut 22 lly theron Huenise Jessa rei ham College community studies , rid - AY ap for aqua rt| You haven't much choice, director, will address ‘a dinner eading Yorld Xu ammunition was for the eXport|Capm. Either Hitler or Stalin| meeting of the Indianapolis Earl3 Sots Oe ycan be ou would conquer the world. Hitler ham Men's Club at 6:15 p. m. ie aid have sole In a special caliber rifle used bY|py force: and Stalin by chicanery,| Monday in the Canary Cottage. instance. a Few munitions have been sent|cCTFubtion, treachery and under-| The speaker will describe two st sellers, such a for ‘use by China's 39 American-|™ "5. projects being sonducted by ‘his Steinbeck's fi incipal Talk q Su riod Principal to Talk . Wayne County as part of on-site neces and oufimm Miss Agnes Mahoney, principal social studies,

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Affairs Committee the 's proposals for a comprehensive China-aid pro-

of School 9, will address members of Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart Catholic Church on the subject of juvenile delinquency at 8 p. m. Monday in the Sacred

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