Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1949 — Page 22

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garding the young people who {have suspended their schooling {and jobs to go into the armed forces national security. During the war, Indianapolis housewives baked tons of cookies for the USO. Entertainers, social workers, religious groups and others gave their time and

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Communities Urged to Aid Peacetime USO Program

President's Committee Submits Eeport Contrasting Present ‘Apathy,’ War Activity

have an opportunity to befriend serving with the armed forces in

detailed report of “Community”

oer s for- | Responsibility to Our Peacetime Servicemen and Women.” erers “« Usually the fi The report deplores the ‘“generthe ver rat al apathy” which prevails er" thought to making the armed

forces comfortable and happy. But now that the fanfare of battle has died away, the public seems to be indifferent to the sacrifices of these young men and young women who are giving themselves for training for the protection of the whole population, the report indicates. Nearly half of the 1.6 million men and women servicg in the armed forces are under 21 years old. Of che 700,000, who entered military service in 1948, more than 500,000 were under 21. , “It is clear that these are not mature professionals, commented President Truman. “Actually, many of them soon will be finishing ‘heir military service and returning to civilian life; and in the coming years, we can reasonably expect that many others of our young men will be undertaking military training for several years and then returning to civilian life , . .” 2 Key Suggestions

made two main suggestions in the report regarding this vast “turnover” of youth under the

tary areas. One suggestion is that “the USO (United Service Organizations) be invited to undertake the responsibility on a national level of initiating the community organization program.” The USO is asked to do this in close co-operation with community chests and councils and the National Social Welfare Assembly, together with appropriate governmental agencies. Another suggestion is that “there be convened in Washington a meeting of a group of interested citizens and national organ{zations for the purpose of considering the religious and moral welfare of the armed forces.”

Report Mrs. Quezon's

Jewelry Recovered MANILA, May 3 (UP)—Press reports said today that jewelry belonging to Mrs. Manuel Quezon last Thursday in an ambush by

soldiers.

and some of the 11 others slain outlaws had been recovered by

These reports said the Philip-

Civilian Air Deaths Decline in State

No Fatalities Listed

Since Jan. 26 Indiana hasn't had a fatal civilfan aircraft accident since Jan. 26, the Aeronautics Commission of Indiana reported today.

reduction in fatal crashes for the last six months as compared with the same winter and spring months of 1048, Statistics compiled by the Indiana © Aeronautics Department show that 12 fatal accidents resulting in 24 deaths occurred from November, 1947, through April, 1948, Both in Northern Indiana But only two accidents causing three deaths happened during the similar period for 1948-49. Both were in Northern Indiana in January. C. ¥. Cornish, director of Indiana’s Aeronautics Department, credited Hoosier pilots with observance of safe flight practices and the State Police for its activities in bringing the fatality record down.

Boy Burned to Death In Screen-Covered Bed

WILKES-BARRE, Pa., May 3 (UP)—Mrs. Nettie Gill, 26, yon

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It announced an 87.5 per centratio is 65 to 35.

Film Fans Avoid

Japanese Movies TOKYO, Japan, May gs

Japan's movie industry is ‘in middie of a crisis. Bof office receipts began to decline last summer and the slump is now beginning to hurt. Two years ago 80 per cent of Japanese tilm-goers saw Japan-made films and 20 per cent foreign makes, mostly American, But today the

Critics blame the box office slump on the poor quality of Japanese pictures. As the decline

TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1949

g ob South Bend exhibiting firms unt] 30 days/Mich., is tted to show the Theater TE I I LN ie 14 Aes after they complete Sues 9 Companies |overated by the Iiinots-Indiana their runs at the Illinols-Indiana __mno| Theaters, Inc, at South Bend. [South Bend theaters, it was CHICAGO, May 3 (UP)—Thei' 4" apie in theater at Niles, claimed. © !

South Bend., Ind., Drive-In Theater Co., Inc., yesterday filed ani -? = antitrust suit in Federal Court +g > against Paramount Pictures, Inc., and eight other companies, ‘alleging discriminatory booking practices. «The South Bend company

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continues, producers are shifting

realistic film fare. Only melodramas with established stars are being produced, but the public still is staying away in droves. Producers blame most of their troubles on a 150 per cent admission tax, Moreover, they complain, there is a ceiling on admission prices.

more and more to light and un-!

IMPAIRED HEARING Dealers in I eels Hearing Ards

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{that her mute son, Bryant, 5,

The President's committee/ might stray from the house and | a perfect gift for the one you love best

[meet some accident because of this speechlessness.

| To keep the boy inside, Mrs.

care of the government in mili-|Gill covered his bed with wire]

{screening secured by chains, Yesterday his bedding caught on fire and, unable to escape, was burned to death.’

Gl Doomed to Death In Slaying of Jap Girl

nese girl friend, Shimako Mitsuhashi, 22.

The sentence must be approved

YOKOHAMA, May 3 (UP) —| Pvt. James W. Barris, 25 Chi-| cago, was sentenced to death to-| day for the murder of his Japa-|

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by President Truman.

pine constabulary, now hunting the slayers in the hill country ‘north of here, had routed 100 bandits near the massacre scene.

Killed in Plunge MANILA, May 3 (UP)—John Herbert Dickinson, 35, British charge d'affaires here, was killed today in’ a plunge from the fifth floor offices of the British legation in the Hong Kong and Shanghal Banking Corp. building.

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