Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1948 — Page 5

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sticker that a committee be appointed to investigate the legality of present City contracts with the Indianapolis Power & Light Co.

Council might not be legal. Christian J. Emhardt, president, said he would appoint the committee in a few days. At the same time councilmen voted to discard a proposed ordinance calling for the hiring of an engineer to search out overcharges, if any, in the City’s bills from the power and light company. Car Purchases Approved In other action the Council: Approved the purchase of 10 new cars for the police department and four dump trucks for the Flood Control Board. Made W. 49th St. preferential over Boulevard Place, Capitol Ave, and Illinois St.

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County Officials Study Bond Issue

Need $300,000 to Aid Twp. Relief Funds

the possibility of a $300,000 bond

relief funds. The additional money would be used to offset a.recent 50 per cent crease in grocery allowances for those on relief and budget deficiencies brought about by the

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warned that the bond issue may

county’s 1949 fax rate. William H. Book, executive vice president of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, criticized the plan on the ground that the county is still paying off similar

In Keynote Speech CHICAGO, Apr. 20 (UP)—Gov. Dwight Green of Illinois said today that his keynoting speech to the Republican National Conven-

\ tribute to the “unity of the : gr party.” ; ‘Mr. Green said he was “honhas switched to Calvert Oregs by t the announcement yes. : ay t he been chosen Reserve because he found as convention keynoter. 3 “My purpose is to contribute it really does make | “Vv Fithose ls & party and a mellower Manhattan. | clarity the issues which make the

election of a Republican President imperative,” he said.

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Enters Jerusalem JERUSALEM, Apr, 20 (UP)— Big units of the Arab Legion were moving today into the Alemain camp on the outskirts of Jerusalem, where they were reported to be taking over from withdrawing British forces. Thirty trucks of the Arab Legion, together with at least seven armored cars with twopounders entered Jerusalem from the Nablus Road and swung down George Ave..to the camp. ' They shuttled past British troops going in the opposite direction. The camp is the biggest in the Jerusalem area. It commands the Jewish Mekor Haim area, from which the Haganah militia each night trades fire with Arabs in the neighboring Katamon section.

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Bernarr MacFadden Reveals Betrothal

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MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Apr. 20 (UP)—Bernarr MacFadden, 79beauty who is also campaigning i lanned to wed a beautiful, blond

He announced yesterday that he will marry Jonnie Lee, New York interior decorator who has been lecturing for a “long, long

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Federal Bankruptcy Court has approved the sale of the fourstory building of Kungsholm Baking Co. Inc, 630 W. New York St, to the Central NationA to J. D. Dudley, vice president of the bank, the building will be resold or leased after

Jcompletion of the purchase today.

No price was fixed on the structure.

‘The building has been vacant since last June. At that time the baking firm was declared bankrupt with a $648224 indebtedness, according to Cale J.

Holder, bankruptcy trustee. The Kungsholm Co. purchased the in 1046 from the

building Century Biscuit Co. It contains 70,000 square feet of floor space.

U. S. Rubber Co. - Reports on Sales

United States Rubber Co, today reported first quarter sales within 7 per cent of the same period a year ago and pr stock: holders a Ncontinneg Hess) dividend policy.”

the company, told stockholders at the annual meeting that sales volume last.year reached a new high of $581 million. Emphasizing improvement in employee-management relations. Mr. Smith cited a sharp drop in production loss caused by work stoppages. Man-hours lost, he said, were down 43 per.cent last year from the year before. Production for each man-hour of work, he said, was up 13 per cent.

MRS. PULLIAM TO SPEAK The WCSC of the North Methodist ‘Church will present Mrs. Eugene Pulliam in an address on her recent travels at a Pp. m. luncheon meeting Thursday in the church, Dr. Dallas L. Browning, pastor, will lead the devotions.

time on lasting youth, beauty and power of mind” under the auspices of the Bernarr MacFadden Health Foundation. Mr. McFadden and Miss Lee applied for a marriage license, here yesterday. They sald they would be married in a church wedding here Friday. Mr, MacFadden, who will be 80 in August, said his marriage would not interfere with his active campaign for Florida's Governorship. “I can handle both of them,” he said. Miss Lee is the mother of two children and has one grandchild. She said Mr. MacFadden asked her to marry him a month ago

He said Miss Lee is “a very enthusiastic advocate of what I stand for.

good partner for me in every way.” Miss Lee was divorced in 1942 from John Schlegel and has a 23-year-old son, a 24-year-old daughter and a 3-year-old granddaughter. Mr, MacFadden was also married once before, to the former Mary Williamson, a British beauty contest winner. They were divorced in 1943 after 30 years of marriage. They have four children.

and she returned to say yes last week. “I guess I touched off an ideal he had of the type of woman he wants to carry on his crusade for health and beauty,” she said. “He wanted a woman with charm, glamour, sex appeal and intelligence.” Miss Lee, who neither smokes nor drinks, discounted the. difference in their ages. “We have so terribly much in common,” she explained. The tanned, vigorous MacFadden says none of his powers has waned in 60 years of strenuous exercise, rigid dieting and strict

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Public school bulldings and] equipment must not be used for

ternational Council of Religious Education. the International] Council emphatically states that the whole matter of the release time classes has not been invalidated by the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court. The International Council has! carried major responsibility for! the classes in the country. . | These statements were issued today by Dr. R. L. Holland, general secretary of the Indiana Council of Churches. Dr. Holland |

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He said further that Ben H. , Watt, superintendent of public: instruction for Indiana, has asked Cleon Foust, state attorney general, if the Indiana State law is in conflict with the decision! handed down by the Supreme! Coutt. Mr, Foust said he was not | yet prepared to render an opinion | but that his office is “working on it”

Dr. Holland said that Dr. Erwin L. Shaver, director of week-

day religious education for the! International Council as resource leader, was in conference recent-| ly with the state council of churches. Both agreed that “com-! munities conducting week-day education may continue to do so! for the remainder of the present school term but next year should take the classes to churches or)

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State Honors 13 Veteran Workers

former examiners of the State Board of Accounts were awarded 25-year service buttons last night at a dinner sponsored by the Field Examiners Association, The buttons were presented by Gov. Gates. Six others, most of

were to receive the buttons later although they were unable to tend the dinner which was held at the Claypool Hotel. Posthumous recognition was given eight deceased former .ex-

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