Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1951 — Page 6

| : | ore community en i . ot destructive, we must - AN A nate the half-million liquor sell- - A |'ag plac >. Nos A } C13 Ww fal gr

Calls em Clergy E a The preacher, the priest a ton (he rabbi should be the le this week. \Dity leaders, not the boys in ; 2 (back room and the precinet ] 0 ; By MRS. D. LEIGH COLVIN (tain. Few college scandals : | Wool Written for the United Press here the .calapus 1s dry and 0 . BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 10 — A pels are on Sundays. ; : | renaissance in religious, home and| Meanwhile, what harpened at Gath o . * community life would solve most Yalta can happen again so long Fur Trimmed ot America’s political, economic, 8 DArs are open in the Unged

Nations, What can we expect at

S Lr himan West Point, so long as our govi. $ pEvhiems are both Be" (ernment says ‘ts Army officers in en « A good, {service must have thei whisky!

{ i ie } Anpa E. Case, Marion, i Pre. Marion A. Bumgardener, faahionea spiritual revival ue by [20d men must have beer, ard! % ho || Brea rrect ink i - i on Marion : Bumgardener. | Letting people out of such things oink: 3t dice throwing for pay i Sc, Edward H. Austin, son of ®% saloons, race tracks and gam- © Mrs. Arnold L. Austin, New bling places and into churches. Albany. ? |

ii y | People are too prone to think! 1 3 «- Pfe, Kenneth R, Voyles, son of that God in these days of tele- Ir 0Cd ar ine

Mrs. Lillian 1. Voyles, Battle- vision and rubber tires is different

fr ground, {from the God of 50 years ago . T Cpl. Charles A. Garrett, son of when the family whorshiped from To Get Inactive Mrs. Hattie Garrett, Rockport. a Bible by kerosene lamps.

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Sgt. Robert’ Neidlinger, son of People have changed, not God.| Ray Neidlinger, North Liberty. | Too many people Jive in kitchenCpl. Orville C. Nealls, son of ettes with home bars and refrig-! tatus Au NA Mrs. Emma Nealis, Marion, {erators filled with beer. . Eo Sgt. Robert R. Phillips, son of More parents than children are!

Mrs. Carrie Phillips, Ft. Wayne, | The first member of IndianapCpl. John E, Doe, son delinquent. Religion in terms of ois’ 16th Marine Battalion to be

William W. Pease, Corydon. ‘sincerity, weekly church-goIng [returned to inactive duty will be Sgt. Richard 1. Sorg, son of and grace;before-meals is the Sgt. John D. Miles. Mrs. Margaret Sorg, Ft. Wayne, best form of juvenile protection.; Sgt. Miles will be placed on Cpl: Elmer K. Shelley, son of It doesn't rule out good televi- inactive status Aug. 23, under a Mrs. Sarah Shelley, Solfax. sion and other modern pleasures, | EE release program! Cpl. Oscar Pitman, brother of but it ‘does preclude drink and | begun: by the] Mrs. Emma Whitaker, Roachdale, drunken driving. E f Marine Corps in Maj. Darrell E. Klinker, hus- Bibles, not bottles, are the band of Lela Klinker, Ft. Wayne. foundation of spiritual life. Good |

Willkie Urges Home Rule

Canadian Beaver, Muskrat, Beaver Dyed Mouton, Persian Lamb, Squirrel, Flare

Backs, Fitted styles, Fur _ Collar and Cuffs. All New Fall Shades.

Size 8-18, 16'/2-24'/2

June, He is the only member of the battalion to be! named for re-|

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. . . lease in August CONVENIENT This is the coat you have dreamed owever, ’ For District Residents program caiisfl | “ATA about and at only $58.00. Broadcloth,

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Times Washinglon Buresn {the ethics commiittee hearings. He, 2% for the release!

| ~— WASHINGTON, Aug. 10--It 8 will now prepare the report re-| prot ssyeral thou-| difficult for foreigners to under- questing legislation on several of. Sgt. Miles Sand Reservists} stand our preachments concern- the matters with which the com-| =... each month and] ing democracy when residents of i ittee was concerned. (other Indianapolis Marines are , + Washington, .D, C., can't even .: Ii also is difficult, and I must expected to be returned to inact-| yote, Philip H. Willkie® told the yy embarrassing, to have high Ive duty within ‘the next few]

fi iv SAT Beasre Do ot Column Com pursonages rom toreign conph-YRontnY, gg aE SE .. Mittee today. ; tries visit the Senate and find it Sgt. Miles, a machine gunner, Mr. Willkie, counsel for the Sen- debating over the size of fish that Was called to active duty with the

i 3 5 ry so ate Ethics Committee, returned can be caught in the Potomac,”|Indianapolis group last August. here from Rushville to testify in Mr. Willkie said. {He was sent to Korea in October, | favor of home-rule for the Dis- At the present time Washing- and wounded in the Chison Reser-| trict. He was one of the witnesses ton is governed by the District of voir fighting in December.

invited to appear by Sen. Francis Columbia Committees of the| He was returned to the states]

Case (R. 8. D.), who authored the House and Senate and Congress in January, and the next month, . measure, must pass all the laws that in assigned to the U.S. Naval Ord- : Mr. Willkie, a member of the other cities are done by ordinance nance Plant here. : House in the Indiana legislature, in the city council. Sgt. Miles, a Marine veteran of "had taken Mrs. Willkie home, The Case bill would let the citi- World War II, was on duty in after their living here for sev- zens elect a council to carry on the Pacific area. He resides at

eral months while he conducted this work. 3648 Stanton Ave.

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