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ck outran road northward‘ from the Lath! al blocks coastal strip on the gulf of, Aqaba, which they seized last] ed chase week, to force the last elements dianapolis of the Arab legion out of Paleswl tine. of Walnut . Other foreign developments: St., failing sar swung Shanghai . sped on, A Chinese Communist broadts, as the cast reported today that Comshots, At munist authorities north of the] . the truck Langtze River have established ation and a regional Communist’ governmp out ment: covering an era with a population of 50 million persons. am John» The new government has been as he ran named the “central plains provistruck they fonal peoples government.” It is ent which expected to set the pattern for | vas stolen similar administrations in Com- | ; Co., 525 " munist-controlled areas between | ” shaiged the Yangtze and Manchuria. ace 1 riving an . 8) Manila The Philippines Supreme Court | Fo ruled today that Sen. hops president of the Philippines -Sen- | r. 14 (UP) ate by supporters of Philippines] 4° secret Chief Executive Elpidio Quirino. Sen. Cuenco was voted into the| point. new post held by Sen. Jose Avelino ps and to after Sen. Avelino and his sup-| nonization ad passed of beatifi= fight for control between Quirino and Avelino forces. rast their zation of Geneva s—Blessed Experts of the United Nations ‘breakfast at the Claypool Hotel. er of the Economic Commission for Europe, 0_died in have turned down 'R proposal : Rosstlio, construct a tunnel under the channel between France and Eng-| a mIssoy 1 —* Ta ym 5 Eng ¥ queen of nounced today. nation on earth. the order “This matter has not reached a who died stage where it could be discussed oral beating. oe a profitably,” delegates said. ——— EK The Hague Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg—the Benelux countries— agreed today to scrap all trade 4411 barriers among them by July 1, 1950. Economic walls among the three countries will start falling July

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Line Reached By Israeli

Take Up Position North of Aqaba, UN Aids Say

By United Press Ysraeli mechanized forces 3000! strong have moved into. position along the Trans-Jordan frontier

United Nations observers in the fleld said today. 6 h Reports of the new troop movement reached Rhodes after Dr Ralph J. Bunche sent word to the United Nations Security Council that ‘Israeli forces were moving northward along the Wadi Arab,

Jordan frontier. The report indicated the Israelis might be aiming at clearing the

DAY, MAR, 14, on a or = Rp SAR tr Observe 62 Years of Wedded Life

Mr. and Mrs. R; D. Rader Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Rader celebrated their 62d wedding anni- |. versary yesterday in the Home of their daughter, Mrs. Laura | Weber, 37 8. Ritter Ave. They were married Mar. 11, 1887, at Old Bethel Church in Greene County and lived in Elnora, Ind. before coming.here two years ago. They are the parents of 11 | children, have 34 granuchilaren and 36 great-grandchildren. Mr, { |

Erin's Sons Get To gether,

Mari { Cuenco had been legally sees And, Faith, Nobody’ S Hurt

porters walked from the Senate and nary a bashed nose or bruised knuckle.

Mother England Gets Only Beating (Oral) | As Hibernians Hold 79th Celebration |

Things have come to a pretty pass. Imagine, if you can, a gathering of lads from the Emerald Isle, At least, there's no|

chamber Feb. 21 during a bitter! record of such shenanigans on the police blotter today.

{the Ancient Order of Hibernians,| isat down quiet-like yesterday to a

1 under the direction of a co-/diameter and made of three-| ordinating committee and will be quarter inch pipe.

wiped out’ entirely -in not more| than one year.

Osaka

Existence of a small army of | sword - wielding - Japanese who! prey on black marketeers and government warehouses under orders from a mysterious old man! was disclosed today in a confes-| sion by one of the gang. Operating in the industrial Osaka-Kobe area and on Shikoku! island, the gang was said to number nearly 2000 men, most of |

whom pose as farmers, laborers! and clerks. Hideyoshi Muruyama, a fruit vendor, described the gang's operations to police, Berlin

Inferior living conditions. in the Soviet zone of Germany have| caused the death rate there to far outstrip the birth rate, the| American Military Government, newspaper Neue Zeitung sald to-| day. The newspaper said that it had | obtained official figures which “reveal the most anxiously guard-| ed secret of the Soviet zone” to! be the fact that in 1948 the death

rate was 15.1 against a birth rate to

of 12.7 per 1000 persons. “Such a feat ‘of the dwindling’ _ of the population, except for Himes. of war, rarely been seen in the history of mankind,” Neue Zeitung said,

Batavia

Dutch and Indonesian troops were reported fighting within 30 -miles. of Batavia today-in- anew, flareup of the hostilities scattered | throughout Java, Dutch army headquarters reported that 500 heavily armed Ripvblieas attacked Soekaboe55 miles south of Batavia, Tast night in ‘the biggest guerrilla operation in the Batavia area in more than a year.

London

American, British and French delegates to the Austrian conference today demanded a showdown with Russia on Yugoslav claims on Austria. Zarubin, Soviet delegate who supported the Yugoslav claims in principle, sug-| gested that for the time being, the delegates pass over the disputed demands for territory, reparations and minority guarantees from Austria.

Munich

Three women and five men today were sentenced to prison terms ranging from one to 18 years for spying on American forces in Germany for Communist Czechoslovakia. A U, 8. Military Commission sentenced Gertie, Doerre, 26-year-

old “Mata Hari” of the case, to]

12 years in prison. The heaviest term-—18 years went to. Robert Kruse, 44-year-| “+ old German, who gave the Czechs information on ship movements

to !celebration of St. Patrick’s Day

[terday,” Monster-hunting Harris

{him up tonight. We have stopped! {daylight operations because we!

1 Twin sisters injured in a cut-| Yesterday.

With peace in their hearts and abounding love for their fellow-| man, buckos, young and old, all members of Indianapolis’ chaptér of |

iat least haven't forgotten the {dark days of the Easter Rebellion: Erin’s sons did a foin job qf |lickin’ the Black and Tans in the | ‘iClaypool’s Riley Room. Agree on One Point Even one of their stout number The lads agreed on one point. came in for 2 bit of ‘verbal drub-|

It was the order’s 79th annual

mmission OMCIAls AK: he Irish Comprise Che gregtest omg 1. The order's president, Munict-

Mother England took a terrific pal Court Judge Joseph M. How-| ard, was taken to task for sunDespite the axiom’ that time ning himself out in California,

heals all wounds, the. Hibernians “on this very important day.”

Beast of Churubusco Gets ‘Mock Turtle’ Companion

(Continued From Page One) uote, It took my wife an hour and a half to get home the| {two miles from Churubusco. | “I have to get that turtle out.! I'm a farmer. I've got work to do,” Mr. Harris said.

Politicians at Club, In Clear, ABC Says)

(Continued From Page One) buying from such a dealer are in trouble, too.

But when an already licensed iestablishment is “inspected” the ABC is concerned only with pos-| sible. violations of the terms of} Closer observation of the tur- the permit. If it were true, as re-| tle, at first believed to weigh ported, that liquor and beer were | about 5Q0 pounds, has brought being consumed in violation of | estimates down . . . fast. {the dry Sunday law, the commis“Can't tell Just how big he! sion will investigate permit hold-

ers but not patrons. jo Toul 5 29 he dower ! eigh In any event, Lt. Andrews said

|he would confer this afterneon jhe Weighs better aan $00 plinds, {with John Noonan, newly appoint-

jed commission secretary. It was Harris, |understood he was persuaded by Big or little, however, the curi-| sartain prominent political fig|ous flocked to the Harris f#rm|yres caught by the “inspection” {over the week end. ito do that before making out a “Some estimates have it that report, there were 3000 people here Sat-, ‘Things like that are ticklish, urday,” Mr. Harris said. “If that! 'and I'm like a clam,” said Lt. Anwas the case, then there were drews. 10,000 here yesterday. All, just, Lt. Andrews said his visit was see a turtle, {not a raid. “We' ve really got a In some visits the excise men

{get names and addresses of cusTwin Sisters Stabed: (tomers and -bartenders when Hold Husband of One liation.... No_names were taken)

“We got a lot ‘of work done yes-|

sald. “We lashed two boats together and built a platform over them. Then 12 of us set out on {the lake and worked the trap over hint. - “Unless it rains, it looks now as though we will bring a crane in! this afternoon and try to haul,

found swe can work better at {night. Now we're using underwater lights and they really show {the mossback.”

traffic

{there is ‘evidence of a law vio-

If a list had been taken, it terday were re- ’ ng. > os yea the| Would have included high county husband of one of the sisters officials, pro ‘tem judges; state was under arrest. FP ‘Police sald that Robert Patter-[UresIt-was-learnede— son, 30, of 610 N. Senate Ave.; Although he was reluctant to ‘struck his wife last night as they |discuss the Printers Club affair, were leaving a party. When her Lt. Andrews gave a detailed retwin sister, Ruth Jones, 724 port on one arrest made by ex-| Blake St, went to. her aid, the cise men yesterday. ‘husband pulled a knife and, Lt. Andrews said he went into stabbed his wife in the back. Hela house at 340 Douglas St. then slashed Mrs. Jones. |bought a dfink and _ arrested) Both women were taken to George Nuckles, 60, on a charge | (General Hospital. Mrs. Patterson of sale of liquor without a per-| (was reported in fair condition to-/mit. Two cases of beer and some; day. Mrs. Jones was released wine were confiscated and the after first aid. Patterson, arrest- luckless Nuckles will apepar in ed later in his home, was charged Beech Grove magistrate's court toth vagrancy. | night.

IN INDIANAPOLIS

'BIRTHS Ann Carroll; Albert, Wilma Revell Jr.; Twins AT rater eiobert, Betty Rev 1A Methodist —' Willism, Ruth DeLong, Ht Bind on Bigg Wig ho gif : | 0d: Rohrt, Mary Hedding; John, LaBoys Verne Han

{At Methodist — Charles, Vivian Weaver; Lat at, Rachel Mader; Rich. Charles, Geneva Long; Henry, Milka Kroeckel; ath ; Clarence, Kite Dorothy Catellier: Raith ‘Presmani Charles, Louise Fross;| George, Nila + Yirginle Sarkine; Bugene, Grace At St Tranein—Charies. Jacqueline Wulf; White: Harold, Anna Beaver; William Donald, Wilma Hosea, Louise Holder: |At General—PFred, Mildred Murray; C. B,, or Mary ‘Winkle; Bdmond, Delores orton. Suva; Ira, Hagel “Johnson; Thomas,

ora Cable. AC ry Frases — Joho, lotille Viokery,

DEATHS | : Glenn Allen Rhodes, 53, at 250 W. Ohle, arterioscleros

Xe ry * Gilhar. in A ASE Vineen mt, Alice Dors Beabo, 71, at 620 W. North, hyper5 Phytis Hanmapel; Katie Beversite, 63, at 137 W. asi, caral mA ~ William, Prances mayer) Olark, Susan Russell; Russell, Leanna ames fo 76, at 834 Goodlet, cereohn W.

Cunningham. | hage. [Ae General—Maurice, Lucille Hil, J . Rosemeyer, 76, ‘at 1820 Montcalm,

Girls At Methodist ~— Michael, Kathleen Lee: Jamas, Miskie LaMar; ali Betty Mar: A nH. AUST M. KAmmACRSY:

hot art, he ae Miriam Turner: Harold. Charlotte Naomi _Btan ard, " at 1138 N. Mount,

Wo ent Lewis,

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, at 114 Pleasant

whose

" ment” ments were rémoved from the : ration list. Stores reported in (the succeeding weeks that the | /public had not shown any undue, well as the defense and finance rush for woolen clothes. 'Ing of shoes was discontinued, Britain, France, Belgium, Holland post year.

|SMOKE TAX IN 39 STATES

' Thirty-nine American states now ave tobacco taxes for state and economic implications of the/main silent about their discus- Mar. 28 to fron oui final details 621,517 short tons valued at

.|support.

|officials and other political fig-

carcinoma. | Thomas hmnas Ln ‘Downard, 47, at St. Vincent's,

(5, 86 118 8. Audubon, |

_Adney 3 on . cardio A Eh. Bei or Rie Sturm; Pred, Irene York; Russell Jess) SO oiy ATAtoas, #5. 1412 B: Renan,

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Clothes Rationing

. Textiles Coupon Free "After Nearly 8 Years

LONDON,

rament announced today the abolition of the Elothes and textile rationing system which has been In effect since June 1, 1941. The announcement was made in Commons by Harold Wilson, president of the Board of Trade. «Effective tomorrow all Britons wardrobes ‘ have crimped since the early war years sia also had called a meeting to will be free to buy any type of Map new strategy in the conclothing or textiles without ration |coupons. The action followed what Mr. |Pean he referred to as “an experi-

Jan.

STRAUSS SAYS—TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW Fi

ators Union Nations Speed Up Work Men Hit by ession

{On Atlantic Pact in Emergency 5 Pewers Seek to Maintain Initiative ~~ | inmnigus probably._will, be W

In Cold-War as Russ Map New Strategy. amued.

Aftendidg . the meeting: were By JAMES E. ROPER, United Press San Correspondent Foreign, Ministers Ernest Bevin

LONDON Me oie minister of the five Western Union ot Britain, Paul-Henry ‘Spaak: of countries met behind closed ‘doors today to speed up work on the Beigium, Robert Schuman of Atlantic Pact and other moves designed to maintain "Western |p once, D. U. Stikker of The

Mar, 14 (UP)-—The Starks,

struck the pedestrian as he drove

Be LE he called three weeks earlier than originally Netherlands and Joseph Bech of, 0 .¢ ngton St. onto planned, exemplifying the crush of conferences 8 called by the West, | Luxembourg. | Washington St,

H ¢ dinate = ‘Work on the Atlantic pact ia} TWO—How to co-o lall but completed. Informed quar- . western union organization withiters disclosed that Mr. Bevin will| 3, Saf riven br Willis N. White, - the Atlantic pact in-the field of {sail for the United States Mar, t 0! , Sheffield Ave, defense -and * with -the proposed 26 1 to sign the pact in Waining-|truck an Indianapolis Rattays 8 |Council of Europe in the political Speéd Cousicil Setup ing a police car parked in the ; field. _{3800 block BE. Washington St. The meeting today was ex : THREE--Plans for a 10-power,| ’ > The driver was with ¥ conference Mar. 28 to approve al | pected to jake arrangements for \vagrancy and driving with ime = constitution for the Council, 0 . i

of| pushing the proposed Council of | {proper license plates. Europe, & European United’ Na-| Europe toward a

successful early tions which probably would hold conclusion even while the United | Zine Output Drops its first sessior

in Strasbourg, States, Canada, Norway and the WASHINGTON, Mar. 14 (UP) France, this summer.

{fiver Western Union countries are FOUR— Preliminary work of signing the Atlantic pact. ~The Bureau of Mines reported

Western Union commitfees plan-| Ambassadors of the Western today that zinc production last ning . various cultural projects, Onion Somntrien ahd five othet na- year dropped 3 per cent but its delegations “will confe¥ for including indoctrination of school|tions—Norway enmar ewe aa a {children in democratic ideas. |den, Eire and Italy—are expected | |vaiue increased by more than $11 ONE~-The military, financial! The delegates planned to re-|to be called into session here million. Total - production was

to prepare its military, politica In another accident yesterday

and economic defenses bef! Russia can regain the initiative.

been, Reports from Vienna, said Rus-

tinuing struggle with the West. | These reports said Eastern Euromilitary chiefs were conferring with Soviet army leaders in Debrecen, Hungary. Discuss 4 Key Points Today's conference brought together the foreign ministers, as

31: when wool gar-

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|sions until tomorrow night, whenlof establishing the Council. $165, 323.522.

{Atlantic Pact.

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