Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1949 — Page 7

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Mary Brandlein, acrobatic dancer, is one of 40 performers who will take part in the fund-rais-ing fiesta at Manual High Friday. The fiesta will be sponsored by pupils and the PTA to raise funds for the purchase of new uniforms for the school band. An estimated $3000 is needed for the uniforms.

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ttaly Plans fo Start 7 3 Million-Acre Reform |.

ROME, Italy, Sunday, Apr. 17 (UP)-—Premier Alcide De Gasperi announced plans today for a major government land reform program in which more than 3 millon acres, much of it privately ¢ held. will be redistributed to Italian peasants. The Christian Democratic Premier outlined the rough draft of the government's answer to Com munist - critics of its agricultural] policies in an interview with the Newspapers II Messagero. Mr. De Gasperi said the 3 million acres] would come from state and com-| munity holdings, now under’ cultivation, and from “overlafge estates.”

Christopher Movement Founder to Speak

The Rev. Fr. James G. Keller, M. M., of New York, founder of | the Christopher movement, will| address the archdiocesan conven-* don of the National Council of | Catholic Women Apr. 24 and = in Terre Haute. Father Keller wrote the urrent| book, “You Can Change the; World.” Members of the Indianapolis clergy and local churchwomen will attend the convention. The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, Archbishop of Indianapolis, will! preside at one of the department | sessions and bring the convention to a close.

‘Farm Machine Makers |

Face Pension Demand

CHICAGO, Apr. 16 (UP)—A United Auto Workers (CIO) vice! president tonight indicated that] the farm implement {ndustry| faces the same $100 monthly, pension demand UAW has served on the auto industry. He did so as he released details

Charlotte dart game to be used Friday. Twenty concessions wil be set up in the building to raise funds. Performances have been scheduled for 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. and school dramatists and acrobats

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Find Waitress’ Body

LLAS CRUCES, N. M., Apr. 16 (UP)—The body of an 1§-year-| old waitress was found late this afternoon on a mesa five miles] west of Bishop's Gap, N. M. Offi-, cers said the girl, Ovida Coogler, | met a violent death. The giri was last seen early on the morning, of Mar. 31 getting into a car in| front of the cafe where she worked.

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th was critically burned near duction per cow reached a new or Probable Production of high of 17 pounds a .day, com- here today when a speeding light

38,388,000 Bu. Seen paréd with 158 pounds last year sedan overturned and burst into LAFAYETTE, Apr. 18 (UP) 30d 147 pounds for the 10-year y, mass of flames in one of the - worst traffic accidents in StanisAgricultural experts reported t0-! pryiiy were little damaged dur- laus Caunty history. Highway patrolmen said the acin Indiana were it was too early to forecast the cident virfuilty wiped out an enprobable crop although “present.tire family. .ts 8. conditions are promising.” Killed and burned beyond recDepartment of Agriculture statis- The number of laying hens on ognition in the flaming crash were ‘ticians said the Apr. 1 condition farms in March was about. one Mrs. Thelma Risley, 23, of Salida, indicated a Per cent above last year and the Cal; her two sisters, Mrs. Betty |probable production of 38 368,000 egg production average per 100 Wells, 17, and Pansy Hale. 28 ‘bushels from 1,828,000 acres seed- hens was 8 higher than a'year ago. and. Mrs. Wells’ one-year-old od last fall. daughter Phyllis. That ‘would be 21 bushels to OFS CHAPTER TO MEET 1 Mrs. Risley's husband, Orvie, the acre. North Park Chapter 404, OER, 32 was dragged out of of the fiery “There was little winterkill will meet at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday in wreck by passing motorists and though some stands were thinned North Park Masonic Temple, taken to « Modesto hospital.

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Lutes, Albert Stump, local attorney, will, speak,

Marian Anderson

Plans Tour in -Europe

NEW: YORK. Apr. 16—Marian Anderson will be heard at Car! negie Hall on Apr. 24VIn her’ last American recital! before starting on her first European tour since 1038. Abroad, - she will appear in Paris, the Scandinavian oountries, Switzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands, Austria and .in

London. She will not return to the United States until January

of ‘1950.

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experts said th iy: Tew rts alse ie | —¥our persons wre killed and & Riviera Club in honor of Joe F. American Zionist leader, is critl department commander. cqyy gj) at Lenox Hill Hospital, #t jwas. disclosed tonight. -r

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