Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1948 — Page 7
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BY Upholstering mw or an election year the proposal| Instructors will include a pro-|ithé fabric of western civilization Company has some political implications. fessor of Military Science and|ls the Christian’ ethic with its Mass, Ave. CH-8743 Under the proposal the draft Tactics, who will be an Air Corps|moral and spiritual code. The A would be put into effect only major, assigned from Washing-|Politbureau has no moral or spirvsti after the President orders it. ton; D. -C.; and two assistants, |itual code, in fact, it prides itself The institute program. includes. : The draft would be invoked by also Air Corps officers. The de-|0D its fmorality. It respects force iE, PLYMOUTH ior President 1f he finds that the|partment will be separate from|and force alone, and will yleld|y; 105 “personnel AND armed services can’t be oroughtithe other colleges of the Univer- only. to force.” y up to full strength without it.|sity and will be directly under the) Striking the keynote of his methods for engineers, UCK SERVICE But his declaration could not/administzation. speech, Mr, Hoffman asserted that| writing and other subjects. come until 75 days after the act| In the first two years of thei“the free people of western clvillTE LINE OF PARTS becomes law. And draftees would [four-year program, the voluntary|zation are at last discovering a
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To Admit 200
to admit 200,000
year period. As
Frank Fellow (R. Me.) criticized a Senate-approved bill which would do the same thing. « The Senate bill sets up charper standards for admission and has been criticized as discriminating
against Jews.
Housing Bill Heads for Knock-Out Battle
The controversial
ing and slum clearance provisions in the Senate-approved Taft-Kl-lender-Wagner Housing Bill apparently are headed for a knock-
out in the House.
i 10 Vote. Besse Threat
J loan department Of Filibuster ictatorship been in. the persondl loan busiCopehart Pushes hy 6000 Persons Hear [was in Indian: . Standley Wo ob, Notre Dume Speech apolis for ore wASHINGTON, June # (UP)~ cently after 35 7 ny po. and his addition te today refused to wipe : 4 NOTRE DAME, June Tt 18|y ed The Set segregation in. the Sars 48 a fac obvious that 8 in has launched is Pian's Joan out WA a program for estroying all free/, | +o vi wi y institutions” Paul G. Hoffman, PE Al W. Ford
william Langer (R. 8. D.), tabled as the Senate refused |
ne 19-through-25 draft. bill
attach President Truman's entire]
Adoption of Langer's proposal would have touched off a southpemocratic filibuster that at have killed the entire draft
Taft May Favor It Meanwhile, Sen. Homer Capehart (R. Ind) claimed “growing amendment to draft on a standby basis: n. Capehart also said there
backing of Sen. Robert A. chairman of the
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Administrator of the Economic Co-operation Administration, declared in his commencement addréss yesterday at the University of Notre Dame, More than 600 persons attended the 103d commencement exercises
aphy.” He efficiency, as Mr, Hoffman lashed out at the
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(Compromise
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Truce Offered
Arabs-Jews Study Swedish Courts’ Plan
TEL AVIV, Jude T (UP)— Count Folke Bernadotte of Sweden has worked out a compro:
Jewish war In Paléstine and will ask both sides to ject it within the next 48 hours, reports from Cairo’ said today. “I put my plan verbally to! Arab. and Jewish leaders,” Count Bernadotte sald when he landed
widely known for his writ which include college texts, The Chicago society at its 50th anniversary presented ‘its citation in recognition of “long and distinto the draft |guished service as editor of “The Journal of Geography.”
Air Corps ROTC Planned at Butler
Voluntary Unit To Start Next Fall A voluntary ROTC Air Corps Training Unit will be established
at Butler University next September.
: Purdue Extension ruthless dictatorship whose ob- / jectives have been-clearly spclled Rele i a Proora
out in id Commuyinist documents.” An enlarged summer program, was announced today by Purdue
Describing the Soviet dictator ship as “probably the most powerUniversity Indianapolis Center as admittance applications
ful the world has ever 3een,” he being accepted at the school.
rights _ issue sought ' to
flatly accused the Russians of seeking “to share their slavery and starvation with the rest of the world as we seek to share our freedom and abundance.” Cléar Cut Division 3 “Today there is a clear cut di-| .° vision between the barbaric dic-|o tatorship of Stalin, aggressive, expanding, insatiable,” Mr. Hoffman declared, “and the free western civilization developed through 20 centuries of Christianity on the broad“ foundation of classical .4Greece and Rome.
1 nical institute will be held July 1,| 2 and 3.
might win to registration. Veterans
policy com: the Veterans Administration.
TaAnd Jewish Téaders yesterday 1a (Pr; Haifa and Amman.
Registration for the tech-|
New students are urged to sub-| mit admittance applications prior must obtain letters of eligilibility from
in Cairo today after rushing through conferences with Arab
“Now I am putting it to them he writing. I expect a Straight {forward answer within 48 hou
May Mean Peace
were, Unofficial reports said success
accept or re-|
Group’ to Honor Woman Minister
Mrs. Golda Myerson, only woms lan member of the Provision Council of the state of Israel, will speak at a luncheon and receps tion in her honor at 12:30 p. m. to
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lof the special United Nations
Registration for the university mediator’s plan for a four-weeks program is scheduled for June 16-/ truce which may lead to per-
| manent peace in the Holy Land
was hanging on the single question of admitting those Jewish
[immigrants now at sea.
had
Thursday, these reports said.
a halt in fighting.
Unofficial reports said the date for a cease-fire order originally n set for noon today but Woven. into The university program offers/ that this was changed last night an extended group of freshman in Amman in a conférence beand sophomore subjects including| tween Count Bernadotte and King English, economics, calculus, gov-| Abdullah of Trans-Jorah. The ernment, chemistry and psychol-| new cease-fire deadline is noon
Meanwhile, new battles broke mathematics, chemistry, technical out on the Palestine fronts as selection, draw-| both sides struggied to win the ing, advanced speech, statistical best possible positions before the
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Federation.” | Mrs, Myerson, {who is also administrator
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and he can iron a man's shirt in tin only four and a half minutes.
Bill Kuhn, president of North while having an outing.
an authority on automobiles, but 8°04 sport,” Mr. Kuhn said.
few know he is also an expert on the auto's predecessor, the horse. Rep. Thomas Not only is he an accomplished| Digs horseman, but Mr. Kuhn has made, the breeding and training of thor-| oughbred saddle and Jumping —Rep. Thomas L. Owens,
WASHINGTON, June 7
On June 12 he will assist Russell Fortune and Jack Brandt in the inaugural running of the first steeplechase in Indiana on the pital, Wells-Hampton farm near Royalton. physician, said death The races will start at 2:30 p. m.[from coronary thrombosis.
He was 50.
jumping horses.
report! expected cease-fire order brings
Mr. Kuhn pointed out that|ir World War 1.
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L. Owens country.
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Dr. George W. Calver, capitol | resulted book,
and will include five races with Owens had been at the hospital| Wilbert Sarber. for about two weeks, He served provided by the OES chorus uns A widow .and|der the direction of Mrs.
Jerusalem. We Born in. Kiev, Russia,
vrogress made Mrs. Myerson ii eAtabiahing the new governs — She will also discuss the current Jewish-Arab struggle. The one-time Milwaukee, Wis, teacher emigrated to Palestine in she was formerly
curity and political department in
Mrs, Myerson came here early in life, [She did war relief work during
| World War I and was active in
{Labor Zionist groups She is visiting
minister for Israel (UP)
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not begin service until 90 days after the effective date. “[ think IT am in favor of it,”
Vandenberg May Join
Cuts
Senate President Arthur H. Vandenberg (R. Mich.) probably will win his fight to restore in the slashes the House
cadets will go through training for four hours of credit, and may substitute the course for physical education. The Cadet signs a contract with the government at the beginnifig lof his third year for a more intense part of the program. Twelve hours of credit will be offered for the last two years, and six weeks of training duty with the Air Corps. will. be. given after three
firm, sound basis for united action. We are joined now, not by mere expediency, but by fundamental morality.” “Never before have so many nations felt so.inspired by their] - common heritage of Western Christian culture,” he continued. Never before have these nations|been so willing to act on what they have in common and to dis-
be a different story when the jssue goes to a joint conference committee to compromise differ-
House Takes Up Bill
The House took up its own bill
displaced persons to the United States over a two-
t the European reard. the things that separate a
But it will years of training.
Upon graduation, the highest ranking cadets will receive commissions in the Air Corps, while other graduates will enter into the Air Corps Reserve.
Correct Weaknesses Pointing out the necessity of safeguarding our free a and economy, Mr. Hoffman felt we must “not only determine the sources of its strength and safeguard them, but search out its weaknesses and correct them.” “We must remember that there are in Western Europe some 260 million people with--whom most v of us share a common ancestry,” tre administrator said, “if totalitarianism should be imposed upon those people our own free society would be put in jeopardy. Surely two terrible wars have taught us that we cannot exist as a free prosperous island in a world of slavery and misery. “By the usé of American dollars, American food, American steel, coal and other goods, we are to promote the recovery of hundreds of millions of people in many great nations from the disastrous aftermath ot the world s most terrible war.” Mr. Hoffman was, presented
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