Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1948 — Page 10

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According to a Editor of London's Daily Mail, from hundreds of letters Balk has re|seived _— far, grandfathers are “the est approving “group.” They think it's just fine. Young Jarents, however, ‘take

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State AFL OR Vio xd Five-Point

pion citizenship award has been won by Miss Anita Jean Prange,|

| Law Supporters oe

“Hoosier afiijates of the Amér-| c

Waste Central High Schooll Howard St. Spot Election Plan Fie. Nets 12 Suspect

here,

Mh Nature “Torgets” romomber Miles Tiernan, Indianapolis)

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Butler Class to Hear per Group

Shiytnd very thos It tastes | paper newspaper men fie Non nen |and women will address members| Ra. wonder more poopie we jof the Butler University journalvr % milion Sher | d yearly? |S department in a series of Still only 104 25¢, convocations beginning tomor-

"row. The s ‘schedule is: Star, tomorrow; Eugene Dawson, {Indianapolis News, March 9; Boyd jam, United Press, April 13; Mrs. rence Webster Long, IndianTHE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE i News, May 11, aud Edwin

C. Heinke, The Times, May 25.

Little folks ove the 8 ne oastys

tempting taste ‘and thrive on tl Gorm for for flavor and energy, and soya, for body- ~~ building-nutriments, pair. up-to nd « Make it a wonderful winter { breakfast. Vitamins and mins -

ican Federation of Tabor aeaded into election yea: campaigns to! day armed with a five-point developed ' at a week-end planning conferenca here. More than 500 representatives AFL unions over the state attended the session sponsored by the Indiana State Federation of {Labor, AFL political and legisla~ tive organization in -the state. List Plan

all supporters of the Taft-Hart-

tion included: ONE: Plans to complete AFL

ley law when they seek re-elec- Butler Sophomore

carry on the t.

diana branch of the AFL's Labor League for Political Education.

campaign $250,000 by $1 contributions from each member of an AFL union in Indiana. ... Enlist AFL Voters FOUR: "A campaign fo get every AFL member in the state

election. FIVE: An extensive advertising and publicity campaign to be handled by the state federation. During discussion of the fund-

[raising part of the program to de-

feat pro-Taft-Hartley Congressmen, delegates to the conference spontaneously contributed more than $500 on the spot to start the fund. The delegation heard that four of the district organizations already were complete with the remaining seven in various stages! of development. Adopts Resolution

WALLPAPER SALE IN BUNDLE LOTS

* Robert Fox, president of the

Indianapolis Central Labor Com-

mittee, said the 11th district group enemies” rather than

the state set up a registration

committee of at Dent four ew- traffic agent.

bers. Duty of the

Program for the drive to beat ters of the American Revolution.

organizations in each district to . a AVC Unit TWO: Establishment of an In- Heads THREE: Authorization of a|sophomore at Butler University,

to raise more than|,.. neen elected chairman of the American Veterans Committee! In

the New Blestine Hign Seton] are also participa comtion. It is sponsored. by the Chapter of the Daugh-

‘Richard Green, Indianapolis

chapter at the school. In another election on the $ampus Donald Pike, "also “a sophomore from Indianapolis,

registered to vote in the coming| was elected president of the But-

ler Flying Club. Other officers of the AVC chap-| ter are: Jack Hayes, Indianapolis, vice chairman; Robert Jones, McKenna, Indianapolis, secretary

olis, corresponding secre Other officers of the

anapolis, vice president; Miss Pa-

Central Railroad export-import

f pair of dice.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23 (UP)—A Zionsville, treasurer; Miss tary tropical form of -amebic dysen-

and Ralph Spaulding, Indianap- (ter) may become a major health

Flying td B. White, Chicago phyClub are; George Grimes, Indi- { sician said today.

tricia Diederichson, Indianapolis, linots Medical Journal sia that secretary, and Lewis Plourd, Franchville, Me., treasurer. [tropics ang the Inteiae tn wetld

i Rotary to Hear Talk ihe plinanss. in the

United States probably are afOn S. American Trade tected with amebae of the type

“The by of the Two-Way which cause the dysentery, he “bea its| Trade With Latin America” willjsaid. waa concentrating on Deatng 8s be discussed by Robert H. Brown|§ to elect some certain candidate, [before the Rotary Club at 12:15 The conference adopted a reso-|P- Mm. tomorrow in the Claypoo lution urging each local union in|Hotel. Mr. Brown is the Illinois

ONE-HALF CARLOAD IN SALE

ganizations with names and ad-| dress of eligible voters and the

would be to furnish alstriot es ‘Just a Wanderer ALBANY, Cal, Feb. 23 (UP)—

When police returned six-year-old district group in turn would check to find whether each voter was/ Penny Souders to his home yes-

DuPont Par Service

249 W. Washington St. LL 3458 ie Opposite State House

|trict to urge union members to

Rex Van Trees Heads ‘Butler Independents

major, is the new president of the Judepengunt Students’ Asso-

dent; Dale Hill, Indianapolis, secretary, and Gerald Sheppard, Inlis

liam Pace, Bicknell; Robert ColJ/gerty, In

Here’ 8 A wi You can’t afford to miss. J registered pro; terday, his mother, Mrs. W: perly. eam are off ni enoug sid: dewall paper to paper an Once a list of eligible, but un- Souler: Just signed. It was. the registered, voters is established, FLY -RinY e in three an {conference spokesmen said, a Renny away rom home “captain and leutenant” will be “Tes streetcars and © igh Rusistig. 'named for each ward in the dis-|2USes: :

Rex Van Trees, Indianapolis, Butler University journalism

Other officers are William Ausgnbaugh, Evansville, vice presi-

lins, Tell City, and Jud Hagdianapolis. J

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Nest 2 In Week End Raid

jail over the week-end as police closed in on gambling activities

Social ‘ound 12 men huddled around a

Placed under arrest for keeping a gaming house were Oliver Carter, 47, of 1322 8. Pe St, and Roosevelt Caldwell, 31, of 1325 8. Pershing St. The other 10 were charged with gam-

ing and visiting a gaming house. |"

" ‘Take $8.20 in Cash Equipment confiscated included the dice, a leather money bag, several decks of playing cards and $8.20 in cash,

Another dozen men were round-

ed up in a raid at 1121 Kiger St.|

where police confiscated five

knives and 20 partly filled baseball books, Albert Smith, address, was charged with disorderly conduct and visiting a gamhouse. A second resident, Roger Child, was arrested for i keeping a gaming house and gaming, The remainder of the group was charged with disorderly conduct and visiting a gaming house.

Fears Spread in U. §. ‘Of Amebic Dysentery

roblem in the United States, Dr.

Dr. White, writing in the II-

and|

40, of the above|

1 Early today: officers burst into. |. 4 | the Indiana Workman's Club, 2241 W. Howard St.

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HE HAS slew of none confides in— posed to coi pink-tinged Administratic At the sa State Depart: Party, Gow. Henry ‘Wall equipped him «money for wi TT ——

Cain ——— WASHIN( whether Ada from the: pre around the G The fact | ‘em undesiral eviction notic The furth Harry P. Ca ment used tk lady as an i The Senator

Ordinarily parted right of smoked ¢ across his lea all night lab his new rent Seldom hy charged that of rental pre more men that he'd like next 1000 yes What ma booklet publi Coast Rent in favor of re Sen. Cox wi make known control for