Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1948 — Page 23

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neighborhood who arn with a cement 7e three lovely little mother is just out lie in such a place ly together. They to live. The father together. No place 3, our future. How just two or three rd to pay rent om } Eastern Ave. :

to Get ness eo Washington

bs with:the newest Co-operation Ad3 people who have

snice the national Then people came gs as dollar-a-year now. Nobody is

es, gton to get somefirst things Connan was confirmed , “What's his tele-

ffered by interested ing in normal trade nal WPA. Let pri-

id .contract-hunters 11 to the U. 8. govg a good thing for overy. Fighting off ye one of ‘Mr. Hoff« ‘a relief organiza

ngs get under way ouse Committee on ¥ is authorize the reece and Turkey, , the congressional Lt can be spent.

ie preliminary estlHoffman will have

perts. ” at “cookie pushers” reign aid program.

1g gents who have If a year to do the

hinery, firm orders o fill. Bupplies like three months at & ne in and as other up, allocations will jelling Congress on | how the $5 billion e ECA’s biggest job. wants to keep his , that five floors of ck from the White

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Mr. Committee Chairman Owen report

The committee D . as “obviously corrupt” the association between Mr. Hughes and Meyers, the wartime Air Force

Sen. Pepper's office said he feels “strongly that conclusions reached in this report by the majority were unfair to Mr. Hughes and in clear contradiction to the facts in the record.” It said Sen. Pepper would begin work on a minority - report when he meets with other Democratic members on Monday.

British Abolish Death Penalty

LONDON, Apr. 15 (UP)—Great Britain, which once hanged criminals for stealing a loaf of bread, abolished the death penalty for murder today. For a five-year experimental period the maximum penalty for murder will be life imprisonment. During that time hanging will be reserved only for those convicted under ‘the Treachery Act for such crimes as treason or sabotaging the Royal Dockyards. : The bill abolishing the death penalty for murders was passed by Commons last night by a vote of 245 to 222, Members of|the Labor Party outside the government pushed the bill through Commons. Laborite members in the government had opposed the

bill. : Launch $2 Billion ‘Peace’ Bond Drive

WASHINGTON, Apr. 15 (UP) —The government today asked Americans to put up $2 billion for

savings bonds in the next 10}

weeks to help fight high prices and “to win the peace.” Cabinet members, Congressmen from both parties and public officials throughout the country joined President Truman in ask- « ing support for the new bond drive. Its slogan is “America’s Security Is Your Security.” " This is the Treasury's eighth savings bond loan. There were six during the war, and a “Victory Loan” in 1945.

Alexander Sworn In

As Lt. Governor

Rue J. Alexander of Pine Village, sixth ‘district © Republican chairman and former secretary of state, was sworn in at noon today as Lieutenant Governor. He will serve out the remainder of the term of Richard T. James, who resigned Mar. 31 to accept the post of vice president and treasurer of Butler University. The job may be without pay for Mr. Alexander if State Auditor A. V. Burch sticks to his contention that under a 1941 law the auditor should take over the duties of Lieutenant Governor in case of a vacancy. The oath of office was administered by Chief Justice James Emmert of the Indiana Supreme Court in a brief ceremony in the Governor's office. ;

Probe Death of Boy Found on Road

KNOX, Ind, Apr. 15 (UP)—

Starke County authorities today].

investigated the apparent hit-and-run death of Gilbert Rodreguez, 17, whose body was found on a road near North Juison last night. State police said there was no witness of the accident. Rodreguez was employed as a worker on a farm near North Judson, they said, Efforts were being made to reach an aunt of the victim living in- Texas. Police said she was his only known relative.

State P.-T. A. President

To Attend Meeting

Mrs. Robert ¥. Shank, Indianapolis, president of the Indiana Congress of Parent Teachers AsSociations, will participate in the second ' annual conference for leadership and administration Apr. 30 at Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute. Discussion leaders and contributors will represent 25 schools and communities during the allday session. A dinner will be held in the evening at which J. E. Grinnell, dean of. instruction at the college, will preside.

Arrest 19 Bogota Reds Times Foreign Service BOGOTA, Colombia, Apr. 15— Colombia's army, moving against Subversive elements which the Rovernment blames as instigators of the terrific destruction of this capital, has arrested the secre-

tary-general of the Communist

Party of Colombia and 18 other Communists, SH

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