Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1950 — Page 2

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Denies Charge of

- ‘Debating Society’ . 8y KENNETH BUSH The United Nations is more than a “debating society,” Fleet Adm, Chester W. Nimitz said here last night. ~ He spoke in the World War Me-

morial climaxing a week of ‘cele-.

bration of the Fifth Anniversary ot the United Nations. : He proved his point by outlining the accomplishiiénts of the United Nations. “In five years the United Nations has established a creditable record of accomplishment,” he gaid, : ’ Most people are unaware of the @ctivities of the organization beeause of the back seat it takes in the news, he said, “What the United Nat.oms did in Korea has fully. justified its existence,” he commented. “The action may avert World War III for generations to come,” he said. “Had the United Nations not taken the step they did, A weakness its enemies were looking for would have been revealed.” He asserted that the “United Nations now has within its [grasp the goal for which it was organ-ized-—-the prevention of future world wars.”

Adm. Nimitz, who now is Amer-

fcan adviser in the United Nations, was the dinner guest of the English Speaking Union in the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

Unidentified Pedestrian Killed by Automobile

Adm. Nimitz Praises UN Dairy Famers Advances in Speech Here Sales Group Spits

Adm. Chester W. Nimitz

Salvation Army

Gives Up Tamborines DETROIT, Oct. 26 (UP)-—Sal-vation Army officials said today that they are discarding all their tinkling tamborines and will eol-

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Largest Unit Quits Association | - (Continued From Page One) was organized in 1943. It was

|formed then after the repeal of 4%

milk control law under which ithe state handled the milk mar‘ket. The law was repealed early! lin 1943. Reasons given for the move 1

| ONE: “Some” farmers in the {Independent Association have ex! [pressed dissatisfaction with prog- . {ress made in raising milk prices, {They point out that milk checks {are smaller than two years ago,

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[thought medical be retarded by socia iever, .

while other prices have edged up. | TWO: The independent group

ers unfair representation in thei Sales Association. Although it

"is unhappy about what it consid- Conservatives Gain

GLASGOW, Scotland, Oct, 26 Indianapolis fireman, he tlLinksa UP)—-A Conservative eandidate taxes are “heavy, but needed.”

{He had a wife and child and is {buying his home. He's a Demolcrat and is staying that way. An/vote GOP. “I

| Cari Stanich, 924 N. Haugh— he H

adding Dugar who came to this country; ian 1913 and was naturalized 16

years represents nearly one-half the o,. °, (o.cia) sarlfamentary bye-| Jolin Molnar, Toomer at 902 ago. He doesn’t think the Demo-|years later, is an employee of a

| farmers, its voting power is only,

groups.

1 t Bh ofthe th ler, $iéction today, cutting the Labor Arnaldo--A Democrat, he doesn’t/crats have the ability equa’ to each of*the three smaller government's margin in the House believe he's going to change. Hela need for “a change in all direc-/for the Link-Beit Co. | of Commons to seven votes. .

THREE: Farmers have been!

complaining about the differential method of pricing — which drops’ prices during production-loaded] summer months and raises them in the fall. FOUR: The Independent Association feels the Sales Associa-| tion could “handle the marketing {program more directly and smoothly.” i | Its action will permit the Independent group to negotiate separately with distributors. | - A Sales Association official expressed hope that the Independ{ent group might reconsider. He

An unidentified pedestrian was| lect funds in red plastic boxes pointed out‘'that it took similar

struck and killed by a car last from now on. night at Six Points Rd. and U. 8./ 1 Col. T. M. Larsen, eastern 40 west of here. division commander, said ‘we Driver of the car, state police don't want to give them up, but safd, was Russell Hutsel, Mesa, so many women have been stickAriz. The body of the victim wasiing black bonnets on their heads taken to the Hall Funeral Home and shaking tamborines under in Plainfield. | people's noses that something had [to be done about it.”

LO AN S Works Board Approves FOR Street Paving Contract

HOMES

When you've found the home, make it yours

|. Works Board today approved paving of three streets under private contracts at a cost of $15,000. | All‘are in an area owned by Marbar Homes, Inc. petitioner and contractor, | Streets to receive a bituminous

3 - : | coating are Webster Ave., Univerwith a low-cost Celtic home sity Ave. and Ivanhoe St. all be-

loan. You save money Fret, : with Celtic's monthly re- Nuten Oak St. and Beechwood | duction of principal and rrr interest _ no loan | commission charge. Taxes and insurance: are included. For a really low-cost 5 to 15-year home loan, see » Celtic.

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| prisoner from

action two years ago and then sought readmission. i Robert Stallwood, executivesecretary of the Independent, said {the withdrawal had nothing to do {with current negotiations for a

price boost.

Services Tomorrow

For Drowning Victim . |

Servides for Henry Carl Dipipon, who drowned yesterday in White River, will be held at 1:30! p. mx tomorrow in G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial will ibe in. Floral Park. Mr. Dippon was 44. { Born in Lawrence, Mr. Dippon | [lived most of his life in Indian-| japolis. He lived on RR 19, He was a member of Indianapolis Lodge 154, F&AM. - Surviving is his wife, Gail H,

Father Escapes After Non-Support Sentence

A 25-year-old father escaped from police this morning shortly, after he was sentenced to 90 days at the county farm on a charge of nonsupport of his three children. 2 : - f Earl Snyder St. 25, of 1238 W.| New York St, fled when someone called to Patrolman Robert] Whitsett, who was escorting the! the Juvenile Court. | Patrolman Whitsett turned” his head and Snyder ran.

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and seesistove company; his wife, worksdoes think “50 per cent of the people can’t afford adequate med-

thinks socialized medicine might/tions.” He has scratched a lot, They had two children during ical protection.”

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