Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1948 — Page 2

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Avr. 16 (UP)— 3 IF Complete on the Street Floor bo RE 2 hea By Re Ara military spokesman said : . ’ = Rain Pita More {i 5000 : : j Striped and Striking il pir vB a Republican | ; : Pree aR fF - William Mu 2 : , . to hea e from Trans-Jordan today to join ' . : i New Square i rs for Jen in the campaign against the ’ ’ . ; In an OTg ews. ¥ : 3 v the Columb The powerful influx of Arab 2 - { t ; d | troops across-the Jordan River : Two-Time the Rain With Two TIES by D Orsay : : announced : was reported as both sides v/ : . “a william E. : aimed eo Fysin the Salts ot . : : ; £5 oy 4 Avowed T Eye aemek, the long be- 2 % : : : : Ss id sieged Jewish settlement in the VER ALLIGATOR RAINCOATS ; , : club fueluge gE valley of the Biblican Armag-| ; Y He : Indiana Re : eddon, southeast of Haifa. : f ’ ‘ Sl sociation wi i 4 / Bo - y 1 ago bitterly ¥ Gloom Pervades UN a 75 +o 20.50 li ; candidacy. b At Palestine Parley st 2 10. ? “i were listed ¥ UNITED NATIONS HALL, ’ of the Jem ¥ FLUSHING, N. Y., Apr. 16 (UP) a] “ ; Other & ~The United Nations General As- / : 3 Other of i sembly gloomily - launched. an 4 a : ; HE " Floyd Ours $9 emergency meeting on the Pales- dy : : ~ . lisher, first tine tangle t6day in the shadow a ; - : : J. Griffith of of a fresh warning by Jews that president; B they will “fight anybody” to as- Bloomingtor sure formation ot their Holy Land White of St athe 8 ably beting “ First offi with the ‘upset election of Jose » ry Ye Arce of entina as presiucuv.} : ond One . ; aN > Jenner's no Mr. Arce’ _reported to have : ’ fn i publicans is been the behind-the-scenes choice . ; ; ; i : for victory ! of Great Britain and had the in- - ¢ “We feel | dorsement of the Arab nations. : : - RRA : ’ nn og ses to a Mr, Arce's election upset the i i : hives " ED : ses big powers’ planning. They had : : There's no reason why rain should ever catch you ! ne: any © her decided informally to install T. b i¥ : ~ hat : he es - BE 0 Heroes. : % ll , unprepared when it's so easy and so smart to - : ernor this publics Jed a move which gavel : i : : os : 1. Kian the Argentine delegate a of.the : have an Alligator raincoat at both ends of the ; ; 53 votes cast. \ J At its ip As the assembl ed it & E> ; Rh wl fins a was Rares that iri ened. it j line. Buy two Alligator coats in the style or % ; / . a burning re Chaim Weismann had served no- 3 : : : 1 sae er} wt on : To ony en a he § styles you prefer, then keep one at home and : . ‘ pr wo i at the meet! warfare their efforts to form a : . ; : ; ; f * lution charg separate state, ; is one at the office. 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Mitchell, Purdue University i : : alin yi 3 Even before director of teacher placement, and f8 0 organize a J Dr. Wilson H, Ivins, vine, Indiang Uni- vif several IR by editorial pol ; . . & and conten . ! : $ +7 Jenner's pri 3 95’ “ak Senate seat i " Form AN Ll ! r LE CHAMP Shirts from the Colorful West. Lied Sed ae 2 5 Republican ¢ w 3a . . 2p ue g Vi Ae prznr . 3 Little Champ shirts capture the imaginations of Tol yong fellows everyuhars with thelr original of Ra nN gr cities wher el EE straight cu shirt tails help to keep an a Sp large cireul: Y Eh patterns and: .gay Western colors. Convertible colt lors and ig " P P 4 fe Sireul: : i ‘wy . ANN ND Na] : : A $a porters belie Luncheon spesiard wil 1 be HAZARD NOFA NNR SUNN tive boy comfortable and well groomed, too. 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