Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1951 — Page 18

PAGE 18 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ FRIDAY, APR. 27, 1051 "RY Marguerite Higgins Agrees — i : $2,280,000 Ford Fund To Aid Young Teachers

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* ' W The Ford Foundation has set up would pay for about 500 fellow- by EXPERTS Y } With Doug: 'Arm to Teeth 82280000 tellowatip program ships during the 106052 aearlll lB Elli pneu 14 Million Men Needed in Event Ato §iVe promising young ica chess) demic Yeas. on men Nee n Even an incentive to remain in their| il QUICK SERVICE Of All-Out War, Correspondent Warns profession. Murray Still Gaining . If the non-Communist world is to survive, it must be “armed Clarence IH. F suet, president of = PITTS GH, Apr. %1 (UP) *Miller Jewelry Co to the teeth.” ” the foundation's fund for the ad-|__pnjip. Murray, ailing president . This statement, directed to war correspondent Marguerite Hig- vancement of education, said the the CIO and the United Steel- 29 on the Circle

rogram was designed to pay expe of a “large ir of workers’ Union, continued to show § Doors From Power & Lisht Ce.

|younger teachers” in undergrad-/improvement.

gins by Gen. Douglas MacArthur, was underscored here today by the # New York Herald-Tribune reporter. ] Miss Higgins arrived in Indianapolis to address members of the § Executives Club in the Claypool Hotel. opposed to the military conten“Communists have never been tion that a diplomatic victory known to back down except in the cannot be had without victory in face of superior force,” Miss Hig- the field. gins said. Miss Higgins said the seesaw Major Difference action of the armed forces up and This point she described as the qown the peninsula could go on major difference between the indefinitely with men being supWashington and military attitude plied piecemeal to the fighting toward the Korean War. fronts. “There are those,” she said, She stated, too, that the pro“who think the Chinese will some-/ posed armed force of 3.5 mililon how tire of it all.” . men would be insufficient in event They expect a diplomatic vie- of a “knock-down, drag-out” war. tory, she continued, without vic-|At least 14 million men would be tory in the field. This policy is needed, she said. Possibilities of reaching a Korean stalemate to pave the way Ad Club to Honor for diplomatic termination of * hostilities are remote, the correContest Winners spondent said, because the ComWinners of the high school es- munists themselves can prevent

it. say contest sponsored by the Ad- . . vertising Club of Indianapolis She likened the United Nations

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Will Call Truman Aid grounds of a traveling carnival, Mrs. Floy Green, Greenwood, ax slaying of an Evansville filling, WASHINGTON, Apr. 27 (UP) Police said blonde Jane Althoff and Cecil 8ible, Ft. Wayne, were station operator, was held ir Gib-| —Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R. 8. D.) of nearby Chester, was choked or installed as officers of the In- son County jail today awaiting said today “there is no question Smothered in the cab of a truck diana Grand Chapter of the Order sentence. in the world” but that Senate in- Wednesday night while the blare'of Eastern Star during closing: An all-male Gibson eirciut

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