Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1948 — Page 11

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Jap. Ship From Bay

FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1048 _

Permit Japs To Travel Abroad

TOKYO, Japan, June 11—Although technically Japanese nationals are still Uncle Sam's enemies at least 50 of them are cutrrently traveling abroad-—nearly half of them in the United States. They include

“MANTUA; Pid June 13—By gious sonterences and witnesses]

me fortunes of ‘war, and good » in salvage, the Philippines may shortly inherit a mighty ofl tanker. i 1t is a 22,000-ton Japanese vessel sent to the muddy depths of

Despite a 40-foot hole in; Is Eh a opes it can issioned under the Philip-

flag. ter preliminary checkups, the

in a Los Angeles treason trial, Plus one technician requested by ° vise repairs to the Tsingtao municipal electric works. :

freedoms be gradually restored to the Japanese pendiog

{signature of a peace treaty.

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Baccalaureate to Be

Given by Pastor The Rev. Walter Edwards, pas-

tanker will be towed to Hongitor of the 17th Street Baptist ‘Kong where it is hoped it can bé Church, will preach the baccareoutfitted.

rebuilt and

laureate service there for the

The importance of this particu-Poro Beauty and Barber School jar. salvaging operation becomes|at 11 a. m. Sunday.

itis realized that|

‘The graduation exercise will be

‘the tanker has a capacity ofiheld at 3:30 p. m. June 20 in the

jome 200,000 barrels. If refloatof, it undoubtedly will play its

Simpson AME Church, where the Rev. W. H. Wallas is pastor. The

rt in the world race for ofl and|commencement address will be

means to carry that vital fuel 10|delivered by Miss Vivian Terry, |

strategic spots. by The Indianapolis T org ioago: Daily. News. Tne. tL

dean of girls at Crispus Attucks High School. -

a flag raising ceremony,

{heimer has set up a traffic force!

for the “spectacle of roses.” Ade-!include Henry F. Schricker, chair-

MIRTHFUL MERMAIDS—Taking part in the 1948 Ros val water pageant given by girl swimmers of the Riviera Club are, left to right, Florence Redding, Judy Morrow and Jane Owen who seemed pleased with the arrangements. od

Annual Rose Fefe Sunday

In Hillside Nurseries

Scouts, Camp Fire Girls Sponsor Event;

8 Canteen Candidates Vie for Queen Crown The 1948 annual Rose Festival will-be-held Sunday beginning at 1 p.m. in Hillsdale Nurseries, 78th St. and Shadéland Rd. The festival is sponsored again this year by the Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls. The Scout band will present a concert and conduct

In order to avoid major traffic tie-ups Sheriff Albert Magen-

e Fests

Aussie League Out To Get Drink Gyppers!

Times Foreign Service ] { "SYDNEY, Australi, June T1=-

Equipped with “beerometer” and! “hydrometer;” Australia's hap-! less pub customer will soon be able to call the hand of his unscrupulous: bartender, | A private soclety to be known | as PULL (Pub Users’ Liberty League) is in process of formation ‘here, Its purpose is to crack down on dishonest pubowners who have been setting up beers, mostly foam, and hard

‘|drinks, mostly water, fra

Supplies Gadgets | PULL is currently busy supply- | ing fits beer-drinking members| with L-shaped cardboard gadgets that rest on the edge of the glass and measure in money just’ how much the imbiber is being! robbed. Its hard-liquor subscrib-| ers are getting hydrometers which | indicates when a “shot” has been! watered, Furthermore, the League an-| nounces its intention of haling| gyppers to court and where of-|

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fenses’ are repeated of opposing BN renewal of liquor licenses. 1

Here for Wallace

Plans to obtain labor ‘support {for the proposed political party lof Henry Wallace advocates will

be discussed at 3 p.m. tomorow = |

at 351 Indiana Ave. | The party will: be organized and a name chosen at a convens [tion to be held Sunday in the Coliseum. | At tomorrow's session, officer {will be elected for the Indiana {Labor Committee of Ar, Wallach [group and 1948 cam p ] a to labor will be drafted. Candidates favorable to labbe also will be discussed. Noble 8. Combs has been aps {pointed a fleld representative for the Indiana Citizens for Wallace, which will be renamed at the Sunday meeting. -He is a former education director for the United

BN [Auto Workers, CIO. He will ore

'ganize labor groups for the new Indiana political party.

Childhood Education Group to Meet Here

A meeting of the executive

{board of the Indiana State

Branch of the Association for

{ Childhood Education will be held:

tomorrow in the Lincoln Hotei, Flans for 1949 will be made at - the meeting with Mrs. R. E. Mc»

{quate parking space has been set man: Delmer (Skipper) Wilson,

eerie Three Sisters — | 28ide adjacent to the rose gar- Harvey Gill, Monty Mead, Don Yes, science is certainly a won-

) Caslin, past president, attending, 1 dens. Barnett, Don Essig. Miss Oranda derful thing!

1A i : Executive board members are « Bangsberg, J. H. Makin. @harles CO" "Eh. IMA, by The Indianapolis Times MORE OF THE SAME ~in Hol ywood tor scraen parts, blond Miss ‘Margaret Marshall, bf InFinalists competing for the (Bud) win, Mrs HH ga "ng Tht Fowate Duty News, Toe motials Joy Lansing (left), and Pat Vaniver discovered (Of SOmMe- | ganapolis, president; Miss Merle Rose Queen title are Ann Spald- holter, Paul ; Vv. Brown "t 5 Gets New Airlin P + body with keen eyes discovered) that they have the sama measure. | Gray, Hammond: Miss Iris Fens ing, Marian Osborn, Carol Dady, gg qq), Mayor Feeney Mrs. : y . 98 i ments. They're both § fast 6 inches tall weigh 115 pounds, and [ton, Richmond; Miss Lucile Snys Betty Wilson, Betty Hawkins, pop. pb Mannfeld. Mrs. J. P. BP. Fay. operations WARARET have a 36-inch bust, 33.inch hips and 23-inch waist der, Terre Haule; Mary Alexans Doris Marshall, Daisy Harrison qu..eon gr H J Pierson wi American Airlines in Klbany,| = vw 33-0 ip 3 23 ghoe—— a Ts re and Marjorie Haun. MaYOliam J, ‘Ash, Joseph J. Cripe, ations toa APDOinted oper~ INDUSTRY 18:33 : {INSECTS EAT BUSHES - | Hamilton, Anderson. Feeney will crown ie an ant {Phoebe Hudler, Sheriff Mapeat er Son Macs vompany| The vermiculite industry, which] There is an insect Known aso. SC AUTOS IN CLAY FE tives of chs fen can-pomer. Henry O. Goett, Alex airline officials said today. He Produces a lightweight puffed the snowball aphid; it does much "1a gerlgning mew bodies for teens and were selected in the Louis uy Mace ©. 24e 40 hos Nh American Airlines| mineral for use in concrete and injury to snowball bushes in the automobiles, a full-sized model in {semi-finals held last Sunday. | _________ Since 1939.

Water Pageant Set - The festival will be highlighted

clay is. sometimes built. Ah I— —

iplaster, is now about 25 years old. sprink.

by-a-water-pageant in the Hills-, : 2 {from the Riviera Club under the |direction of Charles Sawin. They!

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