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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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THEY THQUGHT SO 100 —Judges picked Laura Diane Eicher of Indianapolis as winner of the 1951 Cutest Kiddie Search. The contest was spon- 1 sored by the Charles L. Rumrill Advertising Agency of New | York City. Laura won a $50 | U. S. Savings Bond and engraved loving cup. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eicher of 4251 Bowman Ave.

Named Director Of IU Opera Group

BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 12—Robert Burns Stevens, former designer and director at George Washington University Theater, has been appointed technical director of Indiana University's opera workshop. Mr. Stevens, a graduate of George Washington University and holder of a master's degree from Catholic University in Washington, also is a well known portrait-painter. . The IU opera workshop plans two premieres of American op2, according ito Hans Busch, director. Also on the schedule for this season are ‘Parsifal,” Apr. 6, and Mozart's

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= PAGE 12 A of One WarAmid Fears ne War By United Press |said, " the United States “stum-| memorated the end of “the, war| But he said that since then the ” nation had shown some to end wars” amidst increasing turity” by the acceptance of the arms production, an unwanted.y jens which fall to our lot in| war half a world away and faint the world of today—a world in| hopes for enduring peace. {which ho nation can find security | The armistice ending World by itself. War I was signed 33 years ago, About 3000 soldiers of the 28th yesterday, but many communities Infantry Division will march in put over their services until to- Philadelphia ' today. Afterward, day, the official holiday. the division will embark for EuPresident Truman keynoted the robe. day in a nationwide radio nt dress. He called for an increase defense buildup to guard against Red Students “new dangers of world war.’ The President said that ‘peace MM A d —real lasting peace—remains our ass roun greatest goal,” but he Seaton that only through strength coul Hi hi § c it be attained. ironifto Lar Annual Ceremony Held By United Press The annual wreath-laying cere- KYOTO, Japan, Nov. 12—Four mony at Arlington National Cem- hundred Communist university eter) freshly dug graves for the dead around the car of Emperor Hirohito today. of the Korean War. . x s ‘place at tne Police clashed with the students The President's P by Def who packed themselves around Ceremony was taken by * ens the Emperor's car. It was the Secretary Robert A. Lovet . Keo Japanese ruler’s first personal Truman is vacationing a il contact with Communist hostility West. Mr. Lovett oe to €and the first demonstration President's appeal for Strength, 1¢ against him in the many tours he After World War I, : ve has made of this country since {the war. . iThe Communists chanted ComChurchill d {munist songs and waved placards |reading: “We oppose the revival {of the emperor system.” . | The demonstration occurred at 0 IS 0 es {a welcome prepared for Hirohito at Kyoto University campus. The . » well-organized Communists domi0f Seeing Stalin proximately 3000 students. P o Defied Orders n Continued From Page ©. The Communists defied orders up every member they could for|of school authorities to disperse. a vote late tonight. Mr. Churchill They linked arms to keep police‘ has a majority of 14 seats in com-|from pushing them back from the! + mons. Emperor's chrysanthemum-laden . car. Churchill Expected The Emperor was delayed 15 To Ask Dollar Aid in pushing the singing red-faced Yeas students back from the path of WASHINGTON, Nov. 12—DiP- his car, Hirohito was on a tour lematic. observers predicted to- of central Honshu. day that British Prime Minister! 14 wag the second Communist new U. 8. dollar aid and alpere within five days. Last week greater voice in allied policy- op the 34th anniversary of the making when he visits President|pjshyiic Revolution, Communist White House Press Secretary {Japanese deputy and the car of Joseph Short announced the | {an American missionary. meeting yesterday at Key West, cationing. Mr. Churchill also is expected Smashes Narcotics Ring to try to persuade Mr. Truman to MILWAUKEE; Nov. 12 (UP); ence with Mr. Stalin. He will have maxed yesterday when Milwaukee a tough time doing this. Mr. Tru- Bas arrested six Chinese men man has said frequently that he dhd said a main narcotics supply | again to meet Mr. Stalin, but that was broken. the Russian leader could come| The six men were charged with | er —————————————— drug addicts. Three of them! . were taken to hospitals. Honor Italian for Own s v vestigations, police said. Nar-! Marshall Plan cotics squad officers said Wing Friends paid tribute yesterday to[Plying narcotics to Chinese in an Italian imntigrant who started Milwaukee since the arrest of Plan” for his needy hometown in|September. Italy. St we rT Aa ry most Funeral in Plainfield of them Italian-Americans, gathered at a hall on Chicago's west! PLAINFIELD, Nov. 12—Serv- | Stone, 90who recently was awarded the year-old Hendricks County farmStar Sodality by the Italian gov-|er, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Ponte Buggianese, Italy. will be in Sugar Grove Cemetery. Fomeetamtmeratesm irae m——— Mr. Stone was a former member Where to Go FAMILY FAVORITE for MINOR Quartet and Margaret Buehler SKIN IRRITATIONS White, harpist. Recital hall, | mn 2 ds medication cli close Bloomington. 8:30 p. m. Seay | minor es, chafe. Save—buy the YMCA 3nd Senate Avenue | 70¢ size of Mexsana today. Use often. YMCA Chapels. 8:30 a. m. | A a=o | Tuesday. i MEXSANA OW DE 30% uu DNHIGHN 10 ive You She 2st lsat fot very

A Time for Meditation— 3 ‘. Much of the nation today com- pled” toward a “mirage of peace.” nated a welcoming group of apminutes before police succeeded By United Press Winston Churchill will ask OF | university student demonstration Truman here in January. Istudents wrecked the house of a Fla, where Mr. Truman is va- Arrest of 4 Chinese hold another Big Four confer-|, year of investigation was cli- | does not intend to go abroad line from Chicago to Milwaukee | here if he chose. possession of narcotics and being The arrests ended a year of inCHICAGO, Nov. 12 (UP)— Toy, 35, Chicago, had been suphis own, personal “Marshall/Frank Moy, of Milwaukee, in Several hundred people, Times State Service side to honor Sam Nanini, 62/}ices for William V. ernment for his good deeds in/the Hall Mortuary here. Burial of the Town Board. . Music program by Berkshire ! to skin—gives long relief to itch of Publie Devotion. Central why. we recommend this

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