Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1951 — Page 11

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By ERNIE HILL Times Special Writer

Argentina, whose nonbelligerence ‘paid vast cash dividends during the last war, is trying to organize a Latin American bloe to hijack the United States in the event of another general out-

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: / » hich lines u {en banned the mustache from , £ break. Li for raw materials is ex- sent oops 10 Tay cleaicn haqlv male Sutienve Much Hues 0 nile. faces” declared the: #xecgs i The Argen- {| Pected to have wide appeal among, Cleo total participation. a day routine of scantily clad tive vice president of the Better i tines showed up | the Latin American countries) moqay Colombia has several Women who cavort before a back- |Groomung Fobmdstion. The La » at the opening ithat are, except in a few in-| thousand troops in Korea as the ground of other women wearing FE ay EE dus : meeting of the | stances, out of all those war dol-|only participant in the ‘“collec-/nothing at all. ] iF er Ly Aberin soehe. bot Latin American : i ‘tive security” demonstration. The. And Britain, which keeps a lersy 10 } {lars they gained from 1941 to 9 4 - pe n h {World War II brought ‘em back. economic and = {other 19 Latin American coun-| special place in her heart for the Hi 1zati t of § social council in | 1945. tries, making up about one-third battered little theatre that never] s organization sen group : 5 Panama de Mexico and Colombia have In-/of the membership of the United closed during the blitz, began | Investigators Zeon to di out 3 manding a guar 9 | dicated they will support the Nations, have failed to respond. |wondering if perhaps another |What college boys were go ng. 9 RE ——— — , ened. | { $ antee of higher C= British tradition was threatened. | (wear this fall and discovered tha prices for raw ® | But Kenneth Bandy, spokes- {hair on the upper lip was enjoymaterials in the Mr. Hil Ca chart Is Laid U {man for the Windmill, said the in the biggest popularity boom. event of war | {theatre is still prepared to chal- [ue Popularity Boom er mee rox wo By Fall on Office Floor TE German hora and. ots lo ek: 0 Yaz, who re- | If German bombs and rockets |able s \ cently moved out of the Argen- y ; : [couldn't force the Windmills! (said. Men in Service Jratiad tine foreign ministry into the| Times Washington Bureau |Hooslers have headed home. Leav- nudes to don clothes and run to |Sometinng Justine ye a oN ii embassy at Washington, wants ., - SHINGTON, Aug. 23—8en./ing today was the dean of the air raid shelters, Mr. Bandy said, selves, and the only place ey the Unit gon, Wants yomer E. Capehart (R. Ind.) is delegation, Rep. Charles A. Hal-|nothing that austere Britain has jcould have it was on thelr faces. ® United States to pay through laid up today with a sacriliac leck, Rensselaer Republican, who hatched under the Labor govern- | He sald foundation probers had the nose for the privilege of de-|resulting from a fall on theljs celebrating his 51st birthday. iment could make them cover {established why beards blossomed fending the Western Hemisphere S!iPPery marble floors of the! When the White House turned their charms. sporadically in the war, then against possible aggression |Senate office building. the heat on the Capehart amend-| The theatre rocketed to world- ; | went under the Emile, 4 Having challenged President ment, suggesting President Tru- wide popularity during World War : 0 { | "Only a few theater command. Newspaper “Democracia” In Truman's new assault on the so- man would demand its .repeal, IT when hundreds of thousands of Bs aia oat EERO Ing fiers Bllowed beards, a5 Buenos Aires, long considered the called “Capehart amendment” to Sen. Capehart, ranking minority Gis and soldiers from other na- a 5 LE : ushell explained. . too, personal property of Senora Maria the price 2 a act, Sen. Cape- member of the banking and cur- tions stationed in London discov- NOT SO PRIVATE— Two tiny but enterprising businesswomen use the former wheels of a locomo- they're four and five times as E ; hart had gone back to his office r'ency committee, and its chair- ered it. tive as part of their vegetable stand in Seoul, Korea. The vegetables are home grown and the young- hard to groom and can be mighty Ya Jorn, Sounded the keynote yesterday afternoon. Then a roll/man, Sen. Burnet Bs Maybank The present Windmill routine, sters are making a valiant effort in the hot sunshine to earn much-needed money for the family. risomtortghle in Bot weathes, on o 8 Argentine campaign by de- |’ (D. 8. C.) came to the defense/the 237th edition since the thea- ; REE ———————— i ——————— ——— i mt tse is questioners untly as manding “a policy that will 2Vold bap ames he an ou kph of their recently passed controls ter opened in 1932, is about like — — : \big men. on the campus whether & repetition of the swindle of comes early in the alphabetical legislation. Je its predecessors. There is just Motorists Warned Of Fee Grabbing Just Ornamenta Sails JEY Dad any SU) HENAS Who Sik World War 11.” listing, ran to answer it. He ind Shough Santing-not enough to ROCKWOOD, Tenn. (UP)—| City police left the signs, hop- SPENUERTOWH, hi , (UP) Jovi oy Deing {slipped, fell and wound up writh- i stract : S| or rabbit 4 ’ soma spe “or years, residents here won-|€Very os ” In other words, raw material ee pair and being hind New Mexico Finds In one scene four very scantily "Warning, fee grabbing . next ing they would Scale son 8 speed dered why the three-faced clock Far from it,” Mr. Kushell said. prices must be allowed to soar to and given hot baths before he Source of Power clad showgirls prance around the town.” fers. into slowing down in the tower of St. Peter's Church| “The girls OD Jpated Jualy oi was taken t is 2 tments at 3 . : stage partly screened from the) Signs like that ore posted to, Mayor Llayd G. McCluen said gid not tell time. The reason be- handlebar variety, but men wearalmost any height: so long as the Was in ApaTiments poi WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 (UP) audience by a light haze of smoke., 5° A ®m Ie ¢ Ee yo ood | 1'® Wished “the signs were five came clear when painters started ing clipped British styles or the United States taxpayers are fi- strapped up "and in bed today, —Additional energy for the ex-| The management calls particu- the north and south of Rockwooc times as big if they would slow/work on the steeple. They found pointed French variety reported nancing the show. this office reported. "' panding industries of the West lar attention to its ban on the by some prankster. They remain gown traffic.” The signs are 12 that each set of hands was carved better results, especially on the The VU. S. Stand { Sen. William E Jenner (R.|will come from New Mexico's 61.- US of binoculars for that scene. now as warnings to motorists. |inches by 10 inches. from one plece of wood. initial Kiss.” - : American delegates headed by Ind.) returned from two weeks|000,000,000 tons of reserve coal de-| . RB 4 " » “ Open All Day Saturd Assistant Secretary of State Ed-|In Indiana and tried to get the posits recently measured by ef Whiskey and Beer Sued Open Every Friday and ‘Monday Night Until 9 0’Clock (Qe 530 P. 0. 2) ward A. Miller, are expected to -. oc 0 recess until Sept. 12,|yj, 5. Geological Survey. TYLER, Tex. (UP)—Seven hun- ) A J ft cit th i as the House has done. With the| Government geologists adding dred bottles of beer and 48 pints| r- pa Ra point out that the United States| foreign aid and tax bills pending, up the nation's total coal re-|of whisky were named co-defend.! : ended the last war with a multi- he was prevailed upon to with-|sources tallied New, Mexico de-| ants in a civil petition filed here billion dollar debt while every, draw £8 moon on Hie regmiseiposiis at 50,000,000,000 tons of in District Court. The civil peti-| |that, € Senate gets its work sub-bituminous, nearly 11,000,000,-| tion, styled the State of Texas vs.! Latin American country came oUt done, adjournment wii La Pos

of the war with a sizable profit. Argentina, which remafhed neu-'

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