Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1949 — Page 22

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| ‘Speed Band’ Prepares for Game

“fast-stepping Indiana Uni-/E. Day, R. R. 10; Themas

next Saturday Suing. pre-game Donald G. Henderson, 1538 . half-time entertainment at gpryce St; Norman E. Hill, 108 “Indiana-Texas Christian U'E. 30th St.; John A. Long, 5030 game. Carrollton Ave.; Donald A. Miller, | Indianapolis students 1241 Calhoun St.; Wesley J. Mur-, be among the famous aggre- phy, 906 E. Morris St.; Gene R.

Commissioner Here for Dedication Of Organization's New Building

of 160 steps a minute in- water Place. stead of the previous 144. They) — LONGEST BRIDGE AFLOAT

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES [Salvation Army Leader band will step even faster Greenwood, 2834 N. Brockaite § Qy§ British Living Better

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Chiirch Editor i “Living conditions are improving in Britain and a resurgence, now beginning its 50th Poston; 802 N. Colorado Ave.. and of religious interest is sweeping the continent of Europe,” Salva-| , when it marches at a ca- Richard J. Urbauer, 7169 Edge- tion Army Commissioner John J. Allan of London said today. ! | Commissioner Allan arrived in Indianapolis today to officiate cific and Far Eastern cemeteries tonight at the dedication of the new Salvation Army building, 232 for reburial in the United States, | E. Michigan St. He was greated by his young daughter, Miss Betty the Army Department announced

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U. S. Returns 4 {Indiana War Dead

Bodies From Pacific, Far East Cemeteries Four Indiana war dead are : 3 !among the 168 returned from Pa-

oday. They were returned aboard

liman Benjamin Buggs, 1926 The Lake Washington floating Allan, senior in Wheaton College, W. 10th St.: David Arthur Cain, bridge, with more than a mile of (Til), who had not seen her 630 Congress Ave; Milton E. pontoons, is the world's longest father for two years, and SalvaChance, 615 E. 30th St.; Robert floating bridge. tion Army officers. : The commissioner

er in England that it was al-

though it still remains monotonriety in foodstuffs available. People’s Morale Higher

y don’t know what the people are {doing about |where they can, I suppose. Hous- here today on

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‘have the money to erect a new, Approximately

a little regretfully. of Dickens’ descriptions seemed to [public relations. please him just as it does many! of the natives. | “The British things and I do too. For example, | {they will have a hard time get-, {ting accustomed to central heat-|Clubs. (ing. They like the cheery glow]

very comfortable with my little Pool Hotel. fire. [Th

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Americans.” Their way of life! must agree with them the com!misisoner seemed to think. “Everywhere I travel on the {continent of Europe, I see a isurgence of religious interest, {longing on the part of the peo- of Cleveland. {ple for God,” he continued. “They |

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gift of the Salvation Army. He the Army transports {heads the work in 100 countries B. Buckner, Pier Bend and W. F. !and was named to his office by Hase from cemeteries in Iwo Jima, " S eT TT said food the general of the army He is a Japan, Philippines and Hawaii. | oR = . Hh Ni \ oT ‘native of Pennsylvania .¢ davidson's Open Friday ‘Night "Til sow is more plentitur and cneap- 200s oC FanimvEal,, 400m" inciade dat. Lt. 3 . g : U. 8. Army_chaplaincy with the Crowcroft, Air Force, Frank L.

ous because of the lack of va- rank of ‘lieutenant colonel.

The 59th annual Indiana State] that —worsnipping Conference on Social Work opened |

+ | “The morale of the British Social Work \ i “ people has lifted,” the Salvation ; } i . Army officer added. “They grouse i } against the government and the inference 0 fIS _— = e Naw, of course. But they hone the LIGHTHOUSE FOR SLEDS : . igituatioh will be better. Ard they’. : Fr Hope Limi. te BTIuer. : : jsa¥ Jntle about personal discom-| Family Living lis Ie on on 4-P A T Pp ATS | “Hundreds of churches were {the summer months and for sled . bombed out during the war. I Set as Theme travelers in the winter. A AEE — >

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Salvation Army building in Lon-! don but we can’t do it without leaders were expected to yogis. government authority. | ter for the four-day meeting. Con-| “City planners are going to ference headquarters is in the! change some things in the recon- Claypool Hotel. ar struction. The old crooked streets! Highlight of the conference will of London are going to be widened Pe the ~ Laura Greely study and straightened.” icourses which will emphasize s0- |" Commissioner Allan said this cial problemd of children, unmarr——

The London ried mothers, case workers and

Luncheons were planned today {for the Indiana Social Hygiene lik i {Association, American AssociaTee their. 04 tion of Group Workers and Indiana Federation of Social Work

General Session Set | of t ! Fred K. Hoehler, director of the! 1 She Jit Pe earl re fd {Tllinois Department of Public Wel-| lyears ago when I first went to fare will address a general ses-| England. Now I manage to keep Sion at 8 p. m. today in the Clay-| He will speak on e Displaced Person.” ; Leming, onierence; “ president, will be in charge. i The British live longer than Other speakers during the con-| ference Planning, and Richard P.| |Glasser, Washington, D. C., direc-/ {tor of the 1950 White House Conference Planinng, and Richard P.! re- Overmeyer, public relations di-| a rector of the Welfare Federation,

Walter Leckrone, editor of The, {don’t seem to be eager to tie up Indianapolis Times, will discuss! They |‘ “Welfare and Public Relations” at {seem to yearn for waht Goda luncheon of the Indiana Associ-| {alone can supply and what the ation of County Welfare Direc|tors Friday noon in the Claypool

1 ———————————— a {I was in charge of the central Novelist Weds Producer LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5 (UP) — / P { OATS | Indianapolis Is a beautiful city Novelist Vera Caspary, 44, wil! be jand has always been good to our married today to I. G. Goldsmith, organization as is exemplified by who produced two of her movies. {It is the second marriage for him

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