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Detroit Judge Pushes | |‘De-Wolfing’ Campaign |

DETROIT (UP) Traffic Judge John D. Watts has put Detroit's | old “ogling” ordinance to use in| his war against auto “wolves.” He has adopted the law in an effort to crack down on male drivers who show undue interest {in women drivers or pedestrians. |

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[Expect Pawley to- Aid in India -> |

By JAMES DANIEL | Pawley was invited to testify at! Ambassador Pawley's presumed Times Special Writer secret Congressional hearings. He mission is to work out with the! WASHINGTON, June 22—One ig reported to have done a con- India .government the terms of] of the State Department's most | vincing job in explaining the In-|the loan which in its final form is| SEE “ ” 4 .| dians’ present sensitivity, their | minus the features which the In-| EN Experienced “Asia yiandg* 1s moy | ability to profit by American aid |dians found objectionable, ing into the foreground’ of U. 8.

{and know-how in deyeloping their M—— relations with India, IU Law School Plans

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é 4 $ 4 ’ ‘ ’” a q+ MOI raising some hope that the period stressing their historical and cul- ’ { (The “judge's ‘“de-wolfing” cam- Beautifully Cleaned, Spotted and Pressed ie mont TEND MACARONI of coolness between the two tural ties with the West. Beginning Class in '52 {paign will cost guilty persons y @ i Times State Service { | their driving privileges for a year. 4 countries may be coming to an Knows His Job BLOQMINGTON, Ind., June 22 - Save 20% Cash and Ey § end. | The ambassador was well-—The Indiana® University Sehaot ‘Now You Can Get Famous PICK-UP and v x | » “ g | He is William D. Pawiey, U. 8. of Law at Bloomington will ad-| Regular 49¢ VALUE AN | : WATCH REPAIRING | y equipped to interpret India to the mit a beginning class in February, DOG B 4 SC J iT! DELIVERY SERVICE 9 : ambassador to Peru and 10 United States, During World War 1952 in addition to the regular, . he nati by EXPERTS (Brazil in the late 1940s, who spent IT he built at. Travancore India’s June and September classes. pees Rich in Proteins == Regular 65¢ VALUE Roday at At Miller's Modest Prices! much time during and before first ammonium fertilizer plant. IU Law Dean Bernard C. Gavit| . . : Sgt. Quick SERVICE World War II in India and China..8terility of the soil is one of In-| |gaid the decision to admit the ad-| Meat S Main Flemesnt h Cc WITH idl with the ‘Ambassador Pawley returned to dia’s’greatest handicaps in keep- ailional clans nas Rage feos AL last You, £28 how fod your dog COUPON . 1s. Hel *Miller Jewe Co (the State Department early this ing her food production in line dents to accelerate their gradua- Over 200 milton The. Ag ed yo hi A row, ne. - : . year, SHOU TI Lme he pa with her population. Mr. Pawley tion: from law school. knaneis—now aveilyble at Your fac GIVE COUPON TO DRIVER | coon wor oon ox CLENIG ALREADY goose a “ ! Es wa box of this f Ken.L-Bi F CLEANED NOW! pet. G i 29 on the Girole a positive approach to the prob AIS built an Indian aircraft fac- AP De Idtanagolia Division of the oer at, oh 3 hoa D ACER 5 TY AFATion GLOTHES ELLAND Nout PEL. ta § Daors From Power & Light Os. i £ Asi tory at Bangalore wool of Law also will admit! ) tein, with meat flavor! Now na- YI Ow store will ba closed » % he Ind i ems o a. . : a February beginning class if the . 1} triconaity improved with Nurgene, » for Emplovass’ Vacotions tat 3 One of his first assignments as! His support of the India grain jemand warrants it, he said. NAVY'S RESEARCH BOSS— | Kool Biski for Sf vitkmind, Cleaners I aun, %) ja special assistant to Secretary {bill has been acknowledged as| | Rear-Adm., Calvin M. Bolster, oe & always for ecen-mea + Principa LX {Acheson, with the personal rank ‘most helpful” by House and| TODAY IN BUSINESS... by 2Dove, was named by President |} Skks Coss only 3 few pennies u a igh A. i {of ambassador, was to take over| Senate leaders in the successful| Harold Hartley . . . is in The Lruman to be Chief of Naval | oder] Cais Te Tb ; k direction of the department's fight | fight té pass the $190 million Times every day . . . and every Research for next three years., or in 25-1b, 50-1b. begs. i in Congress for food assistance, easy- credit loan. ‘Sunday. {1 90 ON A MONEV-BACK GUARANTEE to India. The department had ~ en — rn —

been dallying for weeks with leg- . \ islation for this purpose, appar- Ta ently without once having consulted India’s wishes in the matiter:

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Asia, the India grain bill which] it sponsored reached Congress inywhere with one strike against it, A se- N ries of neutralist statements by Prime Minister Nehru, made at LER | Public spirited loca) merchants, a time when United States forces : le a , |in Korea were taking a drubbing 221 W, a basket of gifts, if you have just from the Chinese Reds, did noth- OPPOSI i moved to the city, are @ New ing to make Congress feel more | i Mother or have just moved to |i indly toward India. ' SHY address iin oe chy. Some Congressmen, wanting a N : obligation. Phone your Welcome ‘Buaranteed return for American : Wagon Hostess whose phone is jad to India, got approval of listed below and arrange te |specific requirements that India receive these gifts. {increase her shipments of raw | materials to the United States. ; {This effort, in turn, touched off a wave of nationalist feeling in

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