Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1948 — Page 7

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U. S. Visitors

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Writer Finds Conduct of Servicomen, Others Harmful to American Prestige

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TT =*"This is the sixth of » series of stories on what the peoples of these other lands think of Uncle Sam. ), Times Foreign Correspondent E, Australia, Oet, 19-—As the United States strives and retain world respect, some tralia are making their country look ny b They're doing it thoughtlessly but U.

Take servicemen, for example. Brisbane gets a small -but

American visiters to Austheir conduct, . prestige in Australia

recent front-page newspaper picture, for instance, showed the executive officer of one submarine in a passionate farewell embrace with a well-known local fiooste. :

But servicemen are pot the only ones. Some visiting U. 8. athletes have also been notably indiscreet. In Bydney, the wife of Texas wrestler Dick Raines told a reporter what made her touring husband the “roughest, toughest, meanest man in the ring.” ‘Pight Dirty and Mean’ “Before a fight, 1 always tell him to ‘go in there, you big lug, and fight dirty and mean, and bite his ears off, and kick and hit him, or you won't get your dinner

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YOUTH FOR CHRIST SCOUTS—Organization of a Youth for Christ Boy Sceut Troop i is part of the Y for C expanded youth activities. Here (left to right) are Dr. Chester C, Stowell, chairman The Rev. Roger Malsbary, board membar

of the Boy Scout board; and the Rev. Hugh Hall, chosen

as scoutmaster,

Church to Ordain

Gerard Bertram Blue, who has been connected with the ©! Union Congregational and Chpis-

days, will be or-

day at 7:45 p. m. Mr. Blue has

{church at 17th and Rembrandt Sts. for a year ass = ia licentiate of the Central Associa- fo {tion of Congre- a

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to shape foreigners’ opinions of| us than all the diplomats put to- | gether.” (Next:

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moe iu Declines Veteran

Housing at Canyon Inn Times State Service | BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 19 Housing facilities at Canyon Inn at McCormick's Creek State Park, offered to Indiana University by| Gov. Ralph Gates and the State Department of Conservation for| the use of married students, have| been released by the university, J. A. Franklin, vice president and, treasurer of the university, announced today.. The facilities will not be needed

e imme= a5 most of the student veterans . 80 have been able to make other|

housing arrangements, Mr. Frank-| lin said. The park hotel will eon. tinue to be open to the public after Nov. 1, according to R. B. manager,

Baptist Choir Presents

Extravaganza Thursday

ay Senior Choif of the New Era Baptist Church will give a program titled an “Even With Renowned Musical Stars” Thursday at 8 p. m, in the Crispus Attucks High School auditorium.

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To Speak Thursday

Dr. E. C. Kleiderer, assistant executive director of research and control functions at Eli Lilly Co., will address the Purchasing | Agents Assocition dinner at 6 {p. m. Thursday in LaRuye's Restaurant, Dr. Kleiderer, who {is guest speaker, was a member of the Technical and Industrial Intellice Committee commissioned to any after thy warto study of

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Vatican Paper Rebuke Church

wr ERNIE HILL 1 Pereign Correspondent

VATICAN CITY, Oct. 1p L'Osservatore Romano, ' efieial Vatican organ, takes Winston Churchill down a peg for his reoent statement that “if ht pm want Peden, prepare for In a sharp TN IOIor. Editor Count Siuseppe. Dalla Torre, who editorializes infrequently but whose articles are considered the closest to the opinions of Pope XII, petorts that Churchill

are 100 per cent wrong. “We think,” he writes, “that to want peace, we must prepare for peace-—~we must pre it within the mind, with words, with deeds 5 . . The greatest protesta-| tions of a hate of war, words of peace,” Sees Poll in Arms Race Count Dalla Torre appeals for abapdpnment of the. current | arms race because it is “danger ous” and “the most immediate and straight road would be that of . ».« trust.” His remarks underline the fact that the Vatican newspaper lately has been taking a stronger! stand In world politics, with dip. ! lomats generally stating war apars nearer than ever.

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Hitzemanns to Observe 60th: Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hitzemanp, Cumiheriand, will celebrate’ their 60th Wedding anniversary on Sunday with a family dinner at Buckley’s Restaurant followed by open house in their home from 2 to 5 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Hitzemann, 85 and 81, respectively, have lived in| their present farm home. just east].

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