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mation was available to the PSC ; | & ‘ from previous sprveys. Studies of 8 aN : YEE : en { the utility were made in 1944 by oT PHAAD ar ho a ey : s Bartholomew and Associates of Members of the recently formed Indianapolis Women's Democratic Club assembled in the Clay-

Bt. Louis, Mo., and in 1047 by the p00] Hotel last night for the first in a series of “get together" meetings. On hand to greet the : rm Day and Zimmerman. |,dies was Our Fair Cify's bachelor Mayor, Al Feeney. Subjects political were not discussed. From me. Pere : . left to right are Miss Vera Day, ways and means chairman; Mrs. Carrie Scheib, treasurer; Mayor Study Under Way | Feeney, Miss Louise Smith, secretary, and Mrs. Esther Draher, club president. orget it. The utility allo contended that a Eh re Tr Ln wo

Eo. EL ERE Hint Moscow [Priest Charges Yanks Held min to ees rdared Arrest For Ransom in Red China

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resume hearings on the Indiana Fr. Hubbard addressed 300 persons at a dinner meeting of

y : Bell Telephone Company’ . : phone pany’s peti- ported .today that Moscow may ,.. m ‘Deum International in the Knights of Columbus auditorium. S hi | A 4 bi L AS | ERN AIRI INES PLANE tion fora rate increase. The Pub- have ordered the arrest of Ameri porced by the blockade to close i their businesses, U. 8. cit- ee im ian rom a Ig

or $21.98 stituted when the private survey!

or 1088 * Jas poposed orf bY Pube | Noted Jesuit Urges U. S. Aid for Chiang last summer. Kremlin Action Seen In Blockading Communist-Held Ports MASTER rate plea were expected to pa re.| In Ward's Detention | DD a Eo ja i a hpianhoge. 0 he re n ards ntion American business men are being held for ransom by Chinese BERK Of NOV. A WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (UP) Reds, it was revealed last night by the Rev. Fr. Bernard Hubbard,

lic Counselor will put Dr. Laur- oo; Consul General Angus Ward, ize . on ma , izens are being detained in Comnoe Re a uy Songaltant who was seized by Chinese Com- munist custody on the pretext gineered, Miltary experts de

rom mi Soka ok 1 (12 1 Chiba usr hy oft. esi, Weir Cook Municipal Airpc in Dr. Knappen is expected to sup-| These reports; coupled with the Ho "0 Y' *H€ ; BE Wop i at eir Loo unicipa irport Satur ay Morning at Cn > : port Mr. Steckler's contention personal interest of President Pg i sTabbard # hower, a Montgomery or a Rom-| | ~~ | : . * for her. that the “cost of money” for new Truman, spurred the State De-| he had hia Ba mel.” Russia and the U. 8. had : ' ? s hotter capital is less than the company partment iaward fren efforts “tol. rmation agreed, the speaker pointed out, : says it must ; iploma i an 2 Hat ¥ pay Authoritative quarters said See¢- gant hand from Io end, vully Supplies to the Reta Here's the route he'll travel, coming into town: : retary -of State n Acheson, | " : : : PR Appeal for Volunteers after an extraordinary White lonary fn -— Soviet broke the pact, he said. . ie . House conference, was studying urned 3 : Situation Not Hopeless Washi + a! As Red Cross Aids new tactics to help Mr. Ward. jcountry from a raaton' Chills East on Washington to Capitol ... North on Capito! to_ Lk ° An appeal for volunteers to! to Lie might include ah. appeal China. lecturer 4s not hopeless, in Fr Hubbard's | Market . . . East to the Circle, round the Circle once and : serve as daytime staff aids was . | : : { 2 a FRYE . ar made today by Mrs. Wallace C. protests to Communist authorities who has trav- opinion. His recommendation is] round again to Meridian . . . North on Meridian to Vermont From the Airport He'll Come omy, chairman of Red Cross! In Mukden and to Communistieled extensively Fr. Hubbard |that our State vepartment have Se volunteer services. headquarters in . Peiping ‘haveiin the Orient dn . ° the courage to admit its mistake + + + West on Vermont to Capitol . . . South on Capitol to ’ : © Volunteers are needed to do produced nothing. recent years. said it would be a aid Chiang Kai-shek’'s navy to . straight to BLOCK'S TOYLAND typing. “filing and other clerical | pode Tuned 2: Brave Histake for ur Bate He | blockade all Chinese ports and Market PE East on Market to BLOCK'S MARKET STREET - |W partment to recognize the % : a Bees rami ye Ml news conference yesterday. regime in China, even if England|"innold. recognition of the Com DOOR and from then on he will be in BLOCK'S TOYLAND in the Annex erans H ospitals, at the Red Cross, BE Oc."TOUI4 €0.80. the speaker said, will the confi- hibna : TiAl donor center ot EY. the Be Department de: “Why fight communism in Bu-| dence of the Chinese people IN THE ANNEX every weekday till Christmas. Indianapolis Veterans Hospital. Communist China at least until{ToP¢ and welcome it in China?" stored. ar : : r ; and at the Red Cross chapter Mr. Ward and four of his aids He SNEY SUH a policy doesn’t] py, Hubbard spent part of his GE : ¥ house. Xs |are released. \ . lecture in speaking of Alaska and Fo Women who are interested in| But high quarters hinted that! There is concrete evidence, the the Arctic, with which he has HEAR HIM BROADCAST DAILY OVER WISH AT A 0’cLOCK ; : 4 this volunieer service asked Moscow, rather than Peking’'s explorer-priest said, that the Red| been identified for the t 23 © ¥ pas 3 to cal! the Red Cross, ncoln Chinese Communist regime was! “push” that broke the back of years and where he has pioneered . . - EN ne 1441, : Iresponsible for the arrests, the Nationalists was Soviet en- many geological explorations. > ‘ ' E » 5% : : Buy on BLOCK'S Convenient Terms . ° LG >

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