Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1948 — Page 2

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a|about the break in Russo-Amer-ican relations, Mrs. Oksana senkina and Mikhail last night for the first time since they fled from Soviet officlaldom on July 29, and The two embraced and cried with happiness at having suc-! cessfully evaded being returned Sito the Soviet against their wil They met in the hospital room

With them at the meeting w Countess Alexandra Fastoy,

hb Tolstoy, White Russian leader who helped Mrs. Kasenkina and the Samarin family escape. Meanwhile, Common Cause, Inc, an anti-Communist organization who came to Mrs. Kasenkina's aid at the time she was held prisoner in the consulate, announced it would provide an attorney to assist her in U. 8. citizenship. Common Cause attorneys said her application for citizenship al- , ready has been drawn up.

-| France

The cabinet debated Finance Minister Paul Reynaud's drastic

economic orm program for three and a half hours today, without resolving dif-

ferences which have split the government.

Another session was called for this afternoon. : Francois Mitterand, spokesman for the wabinet. told hewamen merely: “Very important technieal matters necessitated a lohg ‘time to thrash out. The inner cabinet met for six hours last night and failed to ‘a decision on the Reynaud)

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Two Teachers Who Figured in Incident Embrace and Weep for Joy at Reunion

, the runaway Russian school

y. teachers who brought at sea last Wednesday, it was re-

Samarin, ported reliably today.

Leading monarchist and government officials here were not aware the meeting was taking place outside Spain's territorial wa Monarchist circles were extremely skeptical that it signified Don Juan was closer to having his throne restored. It was that Franco agreed to the pre tender’s request that his son be educated in Spain. :

Korea

Communist-nominated candldates won 97 per cent of the votes in Wednesday's elections for a government in Soviet-occupied

trolled Pyongyang radio reported today.

will claim jurisdiction over both

rea. Siberia Two “family size” kayaks loaded with Diomede Island Eskimos were en route home today from East Cape, Siberia, with cargoes of trade goods acquired from Siberian natives. On alternate years the Diomede Eskimos travel across the Bering Sea to trade with the Siberians. Several boatloads of Siberians came here last year and then continued to Nome where they stayed for three weeks.

Japan

{anese government toward labor E amiont; it was disclosed today. |. Gen. Kislenko is understood to “Ihave accused Allied headquarters fof “influencing” the Japanese gov“fernment to take a stand against * [the trade union movement.

Eggs $8 Dozen in Spain TORONTO, Aug. 27 (UP) -- Mario Carles, a traveler, arrived on a flight from Barcelona today.

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north Korea, ‘the Russian-con-|

Members of the new assembly

|Russian-occupied North Korep and American-occupied South Ko-

Maj. Gen, K. Kislenko, the Soviet member of the Allied Council for Japan, has asked an “extraordinary meeting” of the council fo discuss the attitude of the Jap-

He said eggs are selling in Spain

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Col. Hardesty Promoted At Yokota Air Base |

Lt. Col. Wilmer A, Hardesty, | Indianapolis, has been appointed executive officer at Yokota Air Base, Japan, | Formerly director of adminis-| tration, he has been stationed at| Yokota since July, 1947. He holds a senior pilot's rating and is also assigned as a B-26 invader pilot with the 3d Bombardment Group, the oldest attack unit in the Air Force. Col, Hardesty is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kanuewurf, 1335 Brookside Ave. He is a “former Golden Gloves champion. His wife is the former Miss Elnora Hartman, also of this city,

Vote Registration Drive to Start

Board to Open Branch’ Sign-Up Offices

The. biggest drive for registra-| tion of voters in four years will}

the opening of branch offices in every section of Marion County. | The Voters Registration Board | announced the first branch office! operation would start next Wednesday and continue every day until the registration deadline Oct. 4 for eligibility to cast ballots in the Nov. 2 national} state and county elections. The board reported that summer registrations have been the heaviest in four years. To date

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THE INDIANAPOLIS : __ FRIDAY, AUG. 27,1048 8 ° ; - , ng® Harry Norris y Dies; Ex-Scripps-Howard Editor By Seis: ard | > ith the Georg A wy SE ny . that ought a Funeral services will be held to- heading 77-year-old former Scripps-HOw-|ihe British ard newspaper executive, wWho|with offices in died here yesterday after a two- He is survived by his year fliness., Mr, Rickey resided In Cleve. her. “Rickey, was. bora fh Ciiot acs (the Arr Cammgie ad cinnatt (ug. 12, 1871. He wis the by his Srst marriage, Mrs. Henry the limelight Jong eaough for him daughter of An eS ois son of John Mason and Marinda Adams Bellows and John Masonito deny he had made any notes| =~... 0. more than $5 million, Paine Rickey. Af the age of 16{Rickey, both of New York City.|in favor of the Cleveland woman. (00 POU (0% FC Le on had no he jolnéd the editorial staff of| Mr. Rickey ‘was a precedent-| The Press under Mr. Rickey’. unje getting bankers to ade the Cleveland Press after early making editor of the led all other papers in her sums that later closed education in Cleveland schools.{Press in the days of Cleveland's news of the Chadwickly, .. "vonus and ruined their rep His uncle, Robert F. Paine, was|Mayor Tom Johnson. The getting exclusive stories tations. : oe editor of the Press, and other Scripps-McRae on the affair day after d8Y| prhen the drama shifted to New f| Ten yeats;later Mr. Rickey be. wale Jargely responsible Nov. 26 when the stor¥iy... where crowds gathered : Subsequently, after a period of [in 1 13, and when the | until 1ts end. or thet ‘before Mes. Chagwises > Rickey first got wind hotel on the eve arrest, retirement, was made editor|stitution was drawn , when he was reading the Cleveland Press staff consist WINS PROMOTION — Lt. (in chief of the Soripps MeRan| Kika} had much. to news item in another Paper ently scooped New York papers. Col. Wilmer A. Hardesty. In: | ard, and also editorial direc-| He also was closely associated that Mrs. Chadwick That was Mr. Rickey's way of dianapolis, hes been named lion of the United Press and. of for years with the late Newtop sued’ by a Boston banker|doing things, ne executive officer of Yokota Air INEA. D. Baker and one of his advisers|for nearly $200,000. worked for him base in Japan. During World War 1 he was jon national affairs. woman being sued for|day. 1 J » » : Named to AAF ; Tal | £48 A4 EC. thunklis a4 Executive Post | =< =. 77gred FRanklin 4411

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