Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1949 — Page 4

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Handshaking efense Secrefary in Joyial Mood As Guest of War Memorial Commission Secretary Johnson, dressed in light gray flannels for the summer weather, was the honor guest at a de luxe luncheon given by the War Memorial Commission in the Athletic Club at noon. A The balding, ~ broad-shouldered secretary counted his toothpicked simp carefully on the rim of his plate, stuck to hotweather food. : [Legion = headquarters, visiting Between handshakes, which briefly with officers and personmade him finish his lunch a lit-'nel who were his old time friends. tle later than his hosts. the Sec-| Qutside and just south of the retary kept discreetly still aboutiLegion headquarters there was such questions” as the lifting of evidence of the day's activities the Berlin biockade, the impend- to come. The reviewing stand ing shakeup in the Defense De- from which the speeches were to partment, and what the govern-'be made was elaborately draped et suing to do with its with bunting and a gardner . ‘nipped the tops of hedges with The Secretary, skilled when the an ee er lo give the occasion demands at using many setting its final touch. : words and saying little, appeared TT Ee ETT in a jovial mood. He is here to Gets Life in Slayin make an address at the laying of. ROCKWELL CITY Iowa, May the cornerstone of the new $2ig (UP)—A youth who killed his failion American Legion Dlding wither because she wouldn't Jet today. fg him Keep a date with a girl Remembers City Well {friend was oll wid, to life im1: I'm pretty much at home in prisonment today. Dale Junior ndianapolis,” he said, “I spent Post, 17, Farnhamville, Iowa, over ,& Year here with the Le- pleaded guilty to shooting his » mother, Mrs, Frances Post, 48, Before going to the luncheon last Apr. 19 in the kitchen of he paid a formal call at National their home.

ed [State Holds Title To Building Funds Attorney General Emmétt Mc- amount of cash in the fund only Manamon ruled today that the/the question of the state's author- MEXICO CITY, May 6 (UP)— state will continue to have = ‘0 fen ; : Sas Ln peditior hunted today through the authority to spend $3.5 million in . i post-war building funds ap- Vandenberg, Rayburn propriating law expires June 30. \Wi ier’ Spristing Jaw sipies June 0.Win Collier's Awards at the request of Budget Director Lytle J. Freehafer.

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the 1947 General Assembly. Mr, Freehafer asked for an last year.” official: | whether the appropriation could his role in foreign affairs, became be spent after expiration of theithe first man to win two Collier's; earlier law. Otherwise the 194% awards. lel: post-war building budget would: Mr. Rayburn was selected tort Ship Movements not have provided sufficient money “his high performance as minorto complete all of the state’s build- ity leader in 1948 and for ing projects. { 1 Denna Ne Cash for the post-war building. The two will be presented silver facturer, i) Liverpool; fund comes irom a special excise plaques by President Truman injler, to tax, . to opinion did not affect the totalitomorrow. Pit Cabello: Santa Ros

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that . i The money, Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg (R. ry et icubers of the nad,

? bars cs, mostly needed to complete the Mich.) and Speaker Sam Ray- drowned when a canoe overturned liver was eliminated 77 times and this survey, burn (D. Tex.) have won the Col- oh the Lacanja River, The miss- heads g n| hotogr - million building fund set up by ller's magazine awards for dis- "EP ed OS and co-ed. He 3h {in a boarding house than if e expedition has been ex- gets his meals in a private home. ploring pre-Spanish ruins. mately they

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oy Servies : not eat breakfast has ex-! CORVALLIS, Ore, May 6—Although much-joked diet than those who eat this is high on the of foods pushed aside and not eaten by college morning meal. Of the 452 who reshmen, it is better liked than broccoli and asparagus. start the day with breakfast, 22 The latter two vegetables were elimiated the diet, either per cent have a good diet and freshmen whose only 14 per cent a poor diet, the

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The college freshman, in gen-

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A. d by a poor Average intake af diet and only ¢ per cent a good

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Breakfast is neglected by some —Kitty, a terrier dog supposed to

‘eral, is well fed. Nearly Wo gy gents’ Although 76 per cent hunt foxes, stuck her moss into Queen thirds of the students eat a falrigat breakfast every day, 15 ver|a fox hole in the woods near here.

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nu. diet, 19 per cent have good diets cent ate breakfast only one to Kitty dashed out with a fox cub 22nd only 17 per cent have POOF gix times a week and 9 per cent|clinging to her nose. Hard behind

{did not bother with breakfast at/were mother fox and four young

In general, the student who does back home.

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