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Michigan OKs Colored Oleo, Sales Zoom

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THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 1950 Is He a Rogue?

HUNTIN

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‘Has he ever done any tragic killings or. ever been In jail; if so, Why?”

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Swedes Bory Gustav V ~ In Ancient Church

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Nov. 9, Kings and ambassadors land tens of thousands of Swedes | joined today in last rites for!

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Ty Defense Command

He'll Head Western

IN. Y. Playwright | To Speak Here

Gilbert Seldes, Broadway play-' { wright, critic and radio and tele{visi6n pioneer will speak at 11.

Ends Butler Queen

i {Swedens’ beloved “Mr. G.”—the 4 {a. m. tomorrow in the Murat The- Economics . {late King Gustav V. Euro {ater on "A Na- = v | A cortege wound through | pe Forces ; {tion of Teen- Briton $ Ta at : contem- Stockholm along a crowd-lined I~ WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 (UP) agers.” / BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 9 Berasked a route from the palace behind the Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower prob- I Mr. Seldes

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coffin, which -rode on a carriage jpulled by six jet-black horses. Gustav, was laid to rest beside his wife in a 13th century church.

. The new king, Gustav VI, son

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(J. g) in the Navy Chaplains’ when teachers toured local plants an English major in the College ton Center. Corps in October, 1942. Four of and businesses of Liberal Arts and Sciences. ; ue # Indiana finished second in Fifth his eight years service in the Today's visits were made to Members of her court are: Polly ‘YM’ DANCE PLANNED Army Area October Army and Navy have been spent overseas in'schools in the county. Yesterday Cocliran, Anderson: Elizabeth Central YMCA will hold a Air Force recruiting quotas with Guadalcanal, New Zealand, New some 100 representatives of firms Young, Noblesville; Patty Kos- Square dance at 8 p.m. tomor- 99.40 per cent. y Caledonia. . Puerto . Rico, Italy. were. guests- of Indianapolis -satz, Indianapolis; Elen Cox, row in the auditorium. Mountain Total enlistments for the stats Greece and China; ~~ schools. They saw: classrooms in Peru; Katherine Nitchman. Indi- music will be played by the for the month were 675. Indian-

‘When Train Hits Truck

| real estate brokers and call him

trand Russell, noted British phi : ‘losopher,” addressed more tha ; 1100 people in the Indiana

will be named commander o

; who is appearing 3 Western Europe's défense forces

{here on the In|dianapolis Town

soon after Jan. 1, informed Hall series, has [rosily es to W ria Govern" quarters reported today. wii spent his life in § im. a ps > The Atlantic Pact countries are i [ie entertain. | erican z ment worid and Currently touring All

expected to select him after they .agree on the role Germany should

leges in a lecture series, his ap-+

is recognized as " pearance at IU last evening om

an authority on

play in Western Europe's de- movies radio the convocation series was his fenses. and TV. Mr. Seldes only stop in the mid-west and his Gen. Eikenhower fold a news He has penned a dozen books, first lecture at IU in 15 years» conference at Ff. Worth. Tex. ves- the most recent of which, “The! Mr. Russell said, “The ob~

terday he soon may be in Europe as Allied commander, trying to gel Germans. and other Western

Europeans to work together ap ain § Urns Germany First Problem 1 A hd Washington sources agreed that

Great Audience,’ was published stacles to world government exist + earlier this vear only in the minds of men. Three Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer will intro- Primary obstacles are economics, ‘ duce the speaker and conduct the racial, and differences in creeds. forum during the luncheon in the These can be overcome by come 4 Atheneum Hall following the mon sense, a feeling of equality. lecture among men and tolerance.”

Peace Must Be Aim ue Miss Helen Hodges . , . But- “Mrs. Mary D. Botan

Chaplain. R. M. d Minton

Eisenhower probably will get the post. But they said the problem

of German armies must be settled He went on to say that world”

Td ; first. The French have been re- ler Hamecoming Queen. d peace ust be our aim, although - Fr. Minton Takes isting American-backed propos- “Services Arrange he. -qoesn't expect it within thé ope als to incorporate German units | Mrs. Mary D. Batson died this neXt 50 years. Billings, Church Posts in western Europe's defenses Helen Hod gs hy = te + ner Speaking on the three primary The Rev. Fr. Robert M. J. Min. Aflantic Pact military chiefs © morning ‘mm the home .of NT gpstacies he: listed. he said that

aughter, Miss Opal Batson, 4819 tg solve economie problems, gov= Guiiford Ave. She was 78. ernments must control! populaBorn in Rockville, Mrs. Batson tions and food supply. had lived in Indianapolis most of Ihe time has come to consider husband John A. the problem of maximum popula1943. She was a tion which is new to civilization,” he said. “Efficient agricultural

ton, who has served the Navy in meeting in Washington and politimany parts of the world and was cal deputies’ meeting in London decorated for his achievements jn NOW are struggling with the Gerthe chaplaincy, has returned to Man problem work in the Indianapolis Catholic

Named hy Students

Will Reign Over Homecoming Activities

Once it is resolved they are ex pected formally to call on the Father Minton will perform the United States to supply a supreme

her life. Her Batson died in Dejbes of the Carrollton Avenue

duties of part-time chaplain at commander President Truman vangelical and Reformed methods must be employed Billings Veterans Hospital and of then is. scheduled to name Gen Miss Helen Hodges will reign cpureh throughout the world to keep the an assistant priest at St. Francis Eisenhower soon after New as queen of the two-day Home Services will be held 2 p. m. population from starving. de Sales Catholic Church in In- Year's. SOS SHviles at Ae, v. Saturday in Kirby Mortuary. Bur-| On oe Jacial shie of the probe dianapolis. RT ow 2nd oatuiday. (ial will be. in Noblesville. teh be SUA. Anan .m be- - 4% 1 ; 1e daughter o two Bul er The © : Surviv s he augh- ween races is a hold-over from He. has been awarded : Trade Leaders End graduates, Mr. and Mrs. Dale The only survivor is her daugh our animal past. One 8 stion Asiatic-Paeific Campaign Medal Hodges, 337 N. Irvington Ave ter, : for soluti > is Re pes f the Anierican Theater Medal, the Local School Tour she nt ride 16 a He Heading ” as on ne oa all r . 3. ‘ Ho needling 5 N , \ Ste e aces. Victory Medal and the China Representatives of local and the annual downtown parade at FRATERNITY HONORED And finally, on the matter of Service Medal. The Chaplain aso industrial firms today completed 2 p. m. tomorrow. - Butler University's Chapter of reeds, he contended that “Seholds the permanent rank of lieu-' 5 two-day visit to Indianapolis = She will reign at a pep-session- Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity re- curity, prosperity and liberal edu~ tenant commander. and Marion County schools. bonfire tomorrow night and dur- ceived the Maxwell E. Hosea _ .. will overcome intolerance.” Served 8 Years A highlight of American Edu- ing the half of the Butler-Wash- trophy for highest scholastic a = The Rev. Fr. Minten was sta- cation. Week, the schools were ington football. game Saturday. Standing on campus last night. at - d tioned in Connersville, Ind. when hosts in return for Business-In- Miss Hodges is a member of the annual Interfraternity Coun- indiana Is: Secon

he was commissioned a lieutenant gus stry-Education Day last August Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority and cil dinner in theJohn W. Ather-

In 5th Area Recruiting

“Three Mountaineers” and An- apolis enlistment sector was high Marines both overseas and at schools were brought to the at- Indianapolis, and Betty Priest, In- thony Lippa will call the dance in the state with 102.6 per cent of Camp Lejeune, N. C. He was post tention of the businessmen. dianapolis. figures. its quota or 318 enlistments. Catholic chaplain for two -vears ~~ opi — ; 2 at the Marine Corps schools at : Quantico, Va. and was stationed at Great Lakes, Ill., and Norfolk Va. For the past five months Chaplain Minton has been a patient at the U. 8. Naval Hospital at St. Albans, Long Island, N. Y., and was recently discharged from the Navy for partial physical dis | ability. :

He served with the U. §S. operation and problems of the anapolis; Jean and Joan Colliver,

STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WITH A. TOUCH OF TOMORROW

Richard Filhoff, 22, and Dee Williams, 21, Warsaw, |

died in the wreckage of an egg! delivery truck. It was hit by al Pennsylvania Railroad train operated by Engineer Edward Hole-| brook, Et Wayne,

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