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i i : China the fom) in... "Time to get up, boys," says Mrs. Clara Johnson to her two globe-trottin No chopsticks here . The were all set to rush out to- make snowballs but breakfast looked so Christmas, Hoosier style, . Before leaving y oo bow and Michael Moody. Jim 13, and Michael, 8, arrived in Lynn, ind. Thursday good the boys stayed awhile. y. polished off a quart of milk by himself. "In China milk is very time to buy Chinese coolie dolls for fheir young Shusing, The 2d s' * after a three-day flight from Shanghai, China, evacuated with hundreds of other American children expensive because there is little land and they have to keep the cows in‘ barns and feed them," father, James Powers Moody, is chief o special projec $ of Ja ; : on government orders. Grandmother Johnson had a hard time getting the boys’ out of bed Friday = explained Jim, who understands more about China's economic system than many a congressman ECA in Shanghai and their mother, the former, e be 4 ane chs ne fering until she told them it had snowed during the night. Political troubles in China had required pondering aid to the country. The boys both learned how to use chopsticks but have no trouble son, is a worker with International Refugee rgants ion. Their the boys" reh return to the United States. ——~ PHOS by Henry B—Glesing Jr Times Saf Photographer eating Hoosier style. parents are remaining "on the job" in war-torn ina.

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accused of being a.rin mem- |doubtedly’ a madman.” iy 3% privy ¢ Mr. Wiley said Austria's situ-| Branch Would Study

lation was “most unfortunate and| : . They bulk of the papers ap- OT he con-| Ancient Materials ; peared to fall “Into two general Rored Hitler would move slowly. A proposal to develop archeoclassifications: But on the next day, William! logical chemistry Teal we tracC. Bullitt, our Ambassador to|ing the origins of civilization® is ONS. Sonfdential apprateals France, cabled that the Austrian under consideration by the Inof developments in Europe while ambassador there had told him| |dlana Section of the American - Hitler was gobbling up Austria ugehusnige has by no means Chemical Society. and Franco was rising to power given up hope of maintaining, Dr. Earle R. Caley. Ohio State in Spain. Austrian independence,” and that University, said development of

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Inquart would “work in an under- r— velopments in the Far East, |nanded. manner for introduction done on ancient materials. Often, when imperial “Japan was at-|of Nazis into the regime.” {he said, it is not realized by chem-

\ ists until their attention is espetempting the piecemeal conquest) However, Mr, Bullitt reported [cially called to it. pe

of China. that a friend of Mr. Seyss-In-|""n0 ‘oo submitted the pro"The documents indicated that quart told him that Hitler's ad: {posal at Thursday's rE of American diplomats in Furope vance man “would, strike for a |the society at Butler University. came up with some of the worst decision In a few months. Operated Laboratory guesses on record in that pre-| The Anschluss came, taking| From 1937 until the invasion of war period, generally underesti-/the world by surprise, and Mr.| | Greece, Dr. Caley operated a lab‘mating HItIérs speed and aims. |Seyss-Inquart, later to die Ofloratory on the site of the Agora Of thie 21 published papers, one Nurnberg's gallows, took ML. gocao tions in Athens. i was - developed. from the micro-|Schusnigg’s job. Two weeks after] He also did identification and films which Mr. Chambers had Hitler's legions goosestepped into analysis work on ‘materials -subhidden in the pumpkin shell, the Vienna, U. 8. minister to YuRo-| pn it14q-to him by archeologists. committee said. It was a report slavia, Arthur Bliss Lane, re-| Caley said results of chemito the War Department from ported from Belgrade: - al study. of ancient materials 5 the American Consul in Tsing-| “Assistant minister for foreign] ovis fundamental data for the : ; , —— tao on Jan. 13. 1038, outliningl|affairs said to me this morning | history of chemistry and tech- . ; CU re activities of Japanese troops in that general European situation nology, “and “are-often of direct a : . Eo miei that key Chinese seaport where |appears calmer; that Hitler will'y,1,0"t6 archeologists as aids in American naval units are now not attack Czechoslovakia rea, interpreting the resul of excavastationed. ing that such -action would lead =. The single handwritten note, to general coalition against Ger-|' Chemical study often reveals apparently copied from a State many, and that war will probably ithe proper methods for restora-

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t cable, read: be averted for two years: or and preservation of antiques, i “March 3. Johnson U, 8, charge least.” : (Dr. Caley sald sald. at London cabled that Lord Chat- Hitler didn’t mo !

field had told the naval attache|slovakia untiSENEL a. iP DFive that whether escalation was after Munich. 55. & > 1949 Pol Polig® ve eventually decided or not, he - would not change his plans for yr ang Mussolini continu cussed Here © “cruisers this year, and in any their artistic diplomatic faking. ‘The 1949 infantile paralysis 4 “page, new battleships would" not : Ameri campaign got an unofficial send- . Id moti Gn March 29. the- OAR enter any WHEN Steading ol: Be Jay before oe Of Ambassador “to Poland, Anthony! {diana clubwomen met for a oon.| © the current year. J. Drexel Biddle, reported on ference in the Col i Herachél -V,. Johnson, now a| ence e Columbia Club. ber of the American United cOMfidential talk he had with|: The problems and reeds of the member delegation. was Charge Polish Premier Josef Beck. Mr.! National Foundation for Infantile Nations . ’ Am rican ge Beck had just been to Rome to {Paralysis were. presented by Miss SARI. i. ae In a1 see II Duce. {Elaine Whitelaw, New York, naTa * bassy, A Jon in Jig latural) Mussolini, Mr. Biddle reported,’ tional director-of women’s activi«|Talks took place in London that had talked vaguely of “embarking ties. and- Howard W. Dayton, ee ri place fon a counter policy vis-a-vis Ger- jDuneflen, N. J, regional director rein "Plata Chatfield was Britain's many's suspected aspirations in 0d freasurer of “the National — —sNaval Chief of Staff and First the Danubian Valley... to Toft) The conference was sponsored Sea Lord in 1938, the Danublan and Balkan states by the Indiana Women's Division. CRRA © Identifies Script from being “swept into the Ger- Mrs. Fern E, Norris, Indiana ad-

gotia ther! It all depended, n Duce inti- sided. ised by 1930's Involved “es. mated, on an Anglo-Italian “solu- Others who addressed the voltan clauses” —formulae by [tion of the problem In Spain”. _uUnteer workers included Mrs. “ wihileli “the powers agreed: to~ in: ‘Other cables among those re- [George W. - Jaqua; Winchester; crease or decrease naval strength leased hinted Mussolini also was ir Rapier wn omen = in coneert. Hitler invented the fishing for British recognition of 'H

: ammond, Indiana ‘state chairee “pocket battleship” to circumvent his conquest of Ethiopa. fman, 1949 ‘March of Dimes: Dr. ! these agreements. + -| One of the documents was a; ~¢ ‘puree state health coms

With this note, the committee report from thé American consul| icsisner, and Dr. K. R. Manning, "released a report by Harold J. E. In Seville; Charles A:- Sag on ToTthopedtc- consultant; -Ritey Hos _ Gessell, Veterans Administration Jaf. —21-1938—Pranco—had heii — “handwriting expert.. Mr. Gessell been driven out of Tereul, and] mercer grr . said the handwriting in the note Mr..Bay reported’ that 'pohtical ‘Butler Psychologist was identical with that in sam- ‘optimism (of the Falangists) has|, d ples SppIIed him by the commit-{been- rudely. shaken.” (Franco 10 Address Meeting tee as “the known writings of recaptured . Tereul in February, | Dr. Gabriel Ofiesir-of the Butler “Alger Hiss.” |and 1munched his final campaign’ University psychology ‘depart - . Other documents revealed that to crush the Loyalists.) {ment will speak at a dinner meat“if an espionage ring did operate;{ One message from the London .ing of the university's sociology the Kremlin was fed a lot of poor Embassy on Jan. 24, 1938, re- club at 5:15 p. m. tomorrow. -guesses—and some good ones— ported that Britain would “prob- Dr. Ofiesh will discuss “The Reconcerning Hitler's. pattern for ably” request permission to buy lationship of Psychoanalysis to]

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conquest. -.. [American planes. ~ {Sociology “-as-part of a-series of | : —CHANE = a a even sav + the task of qoin throu h . A series of the released docu-| “The first item will be not less talks to acquaint Butler SocIeloRy] i CHa " 2 by tnt We | $& hom fed » g g , SWEETS ments are reports sent during than 12 .Boeing B-17 models for students with opportunities in the the most easy those glossy, q amorous, coafe paper to the the month before Hitler marched delivery iw"12 weeks,” it said. “| field. { ja Bayhgme ER magazines devoted to the fashion foibles sweetest: into Austria and proclaimed its ttled in a NEWE min ex BLUM'S of sls wi 5, IN INDIANAPOLIS ie a TE bn Te On eb. 17, ohn C. ey : : , . Lo American consul general in Vie ) for your’ convenience (Those magazines should also be required a nat Aright inside our doors) na, cabled the Secretary of State, EVENTS TODAY Paul E Ruine, 4. 133 W. 20th, Pearl $6 plus fox— : reading for engineers—strange and wonderful A toothsome selection “it seems possible Hitler is seek-| Soprans Recital, Helen Kendall Orsndut-| ey 2h OM Calhoun ental: Dorn EL are-the devices to shape the form—and to beginning at 85c. ing foreign political triumph at! Bly JUOEE War MeSiarial wpyve! EB. Ravenkamp, 32, 548 Mars other sizes include anchor an evening gown—such os the off-the. the expense of Austria to redress Informal Gallery Landscape. PAIRING” =] Fd Binelals 87, Vo 333 5 Tent Flonnie $1017.50 shoulder. job for which Hattie Carnegie won Special Treats include adverse affect of (Nazi) Party 4¢p m, John Herron Ary Museum. {Loren P. Pouch, 40, 3419 N. Pennsylvania; | . 32.50 and $60 plus tox. a prize). GREETING CARD BOX crisis.” | Louise Bolander. 34, 1101 Windsor | oi One Man 5th Column [EVENTS TOMOREOW Lecture OF: Mary Hatfield 34 Daten, 0% | | There are pages after pages to leaf through— Hitler had forced inclusion of § p.m Michigan 8 matehain “Mariorte M Owens, 38 8 x Penner: | TABU some arrested us as being of special interest— THE LIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS. 3 Arthur Seyss-Inquart, his one-|Grest Books Course, Fourth Year Group... va the “forbidden” for instance, there is, as per custom, the an extra supper boxing man 81th column, in the Austrian, Butler. bmiversuy. ivi gh [SE RR ea uo © or perfume by Dahe. avid, amorous violin player embracing the display with a tree that cabinet. | James D. Williams, 48 1710 Martindale; ; MEAT . : really lights up, 14.75 On Feb, 17, Ambassador to MARRIAGE LICENSES | plenriessa V. Campbell, An Gorneil. | A handy purse size pianoiste {advertising Tabu perfume). , [really lights up, Rome William Phillips cabled the yur & Buffern, 2k Kokomo: Ethel Anita Rose Tibbs, 10 25 N. Bloomington | 2.50 plus tax, TH ; Ih J sets an . TING .ALING, 2.95 department that he had talked Eillen Adams 18 Kokomo. = = George Warfield 27. 3233 Pleasant; Mary other sizes include ere is a full-page advertisemen Mrs the situation. over with Musso-| “p05, Be In, 132 W._ Ray Ba R Ward 3 Nas N Illinois; Betty $7 and 17.50 plus tax. CHANEL No. § — crystal bottle of Dertuimens : / Jove Juennd it—bells lini’'s foreign minister, Count Robert Eug®he Allen, 26, 818 N. Orientali| jean Carroll, 21, 515 Spruce . " J and just the line — “the most treasured name on t x—candy inside, - | Virginia Dare Bohannon, 24, 1320 E. Ralph B. Johnston, 26, 1110 Linden: Doris ] . | ¢ ). Clano, later revealed as a moving| ot May Rogers, 23, 1617 P¥Ravmond . . oC in perfume.” And a full. -page McCallum Nylon of course figure in the Rome-Berlin axis. |maiph Bugene Morford, 21. 1637 Bradbury; | Herman L. Zessen, 58, 2239 Bellefontaine; SHALIMAR - inaful # a it . Ciano viewed the Seyss-In uart| Mabel Cummins, 24, 1525 E. Market. | Thelma Fetty, 47, 430 E. 8t. Clair MA Stockings — with the meaningful caption— y 1 Edwin Bugene Eggleton, 22. 1915 Nowland: | George Cooper. 36, Camby: Freda Rachel | Parfum de Guerlain + k he wears them!" matter calmly. He told Mr. Phil-| Eleanor Jeanne Harshman, 20, 4304] West, 22, 320 Douglas ; i pw "you jus now s . i . lips that inclusion of the Nazi in| Fletcher pr; | William Donald Tt, 20, 1048 Houstoni| arig— | the Australian cabinet would in- | Kennett Butigen, at, 4 Ra n | Ephriam Williame. 37.600 W.. 10th vera | "The bottling and - And there are BLUM'S of San Francisco Candies . Erease Geran. influence in AE a 50 10% Jhunieng; Msi Victor Rusesil LaPere 3. 1928 Sturm: packaging are a : to thrill her taste buds — and to single you ; [Leonard B. Bush, 21, 241 Eastern; Maurine | Esther Louise Emmert, 19, 735 Cottage. very glomorous out as a well informed man of taste, In fact— ” i . Ciano also effectviely masked, &. sims, 26, 247 Baster [James William: Bratton, 22, 2729 Forest here’ Specialty Sh for h +h . any knowledge he might have had/Bisto! Barrett, 20 Joie Charies: Margaret Manor: Margaret Morphew, 324, 2758 ot $14 ond $25 t ere’s a Specialty op tor her —on the McCallum NYLONS of Hitler's intention to move into| vam Way. 81, 1383 Kentucky; Dorothy | Milbert Greenwade, -55, 2415 Manlove: plus tox . Third Floor ~~ And she is hopeful that you'll . “ . Austria within three weeks. id S Co . a. Benjamin Har- Ji W. Wilson, 30. ory zion Juanit be yourself — and stay in your own domain— . you just now she The U. 8. Charge D'Affaire, at|poare Charlotte’ L. Prankiin, 18, Ham- | Johnson, 35. 338 W. 20th dagita for in her own shop on the Third Floor are the wears them’... Berlin, Prentiss B Gilbert, nea pots Rapalty,. 20. 40. 3: oi. Bite] | Samuel M. Pr teh, 2, 23 1. Regent, Vera } gifts she prefers beyond all others. «Daytime sheers— further of this planned |" = Thelma Helton, 16, TN. 4Ih.|Hal E Heimer, 34 4141 Boulevard Place; . : f ‘ 1.95 to Co-operation” the next day. Ap-| Beech G | Ruth Duggins, 27, 4147 Boulevard Place v 7 § gli § : : ) tly Hitler was leaking this| Ogi Sobor Marine, 3, 8,1, hos segs Clue Fy dhl "| Direct senvice—via Electrit Cobvebby shewri— ~~ Imformation deliberately to cON-|perrin C. Cothran, 25, m XE oimbier;| I a Y dort BA. - Stoirway—right into her shop. a9... / + eeal his plans for quick action. Betty Jo Lyons, 23, 713 E. Cimbler DIVORCE SUITS FILED : : : 334 N. 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