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eign Secretary Anthony JEden) ov-| SPOKANE, Wash. Jan. 204 1 v Refri terafor i toay that Britain mopes| Mayor Clark today" named Minister Winston Churchills gov: | SOKA, Bohs, remem 15 TE. OMe SK. CA. thos] : ’ Cite tha left in the home of g to reach an agreement for ade- Thursday as “Mothers’ March on ernment announced a new super had a difficult time yesterday : Nothing can repai ne gap air ne om o quate defense of the Suez Canal Polio” day, a dramatization of | | austerity program today in al facing the’ city-wide distinction : MI, and ‘Mss David levill, 5736 Washingion A woman bakery employee Zone which-would meet “Egyptian FL 0 EC ET ve, [drastic attempt to” save Britain! he received through his a! Bid, iby ihe death of their 10-year-old daughter, ‘was locked in a refrigerator jrat I iat ‘statement to the| During an hour-long “march” from bankruptcy: and keep the| Old Son's appearance ‘of a local | CHICAGS ther, Sept. 14. « : h a sp 3 ye : » | radio show. | Bears Tio decided to “adopt” a needy lafter being robbed of an un- gouge of Commons, Mr. Eden beginning at 6:30 p. m., 10,000 ation ih the front line of West-| Tos boy, asked BY the KidLe- | tricia, Gree in ALLA ’ ' J | . : rit ad rea . 3 ’ . | French girl through Foster Parents’ Plan for |determined amount of cash said that Britain still was ready volunteer women throughout Mar. 6TH, CE SHEE Co Chancellor of the| show announcer what his fath- | eight orpha War Childrer “Inc. ‘in memory _ G8 here late yesterday 10 Resonate 3 Tevision aL ae ion County will ring doorbells at Exchequer R. A. Butler, announc-| er did for a living, promptly | sonsigeren | —- i ————————————————— 93 Anglo-Kgy ‘ ) of their daughter. They chose And a filling station attendant js Egypt gs scrapped. houses where lighted porches ing the program in the House of] replioh: ke . iD Josiane Miszputen, also 0, whose Where to Go was ordered into a restroom by The treaty pérmitted the Brit-!show a desire to contribute to the Commons when it met sfier 3 . | Sider sister ; 5 sped by Germans ol 3 : a: 8 ! ! Jathe} Was ape a At Lon Wrestling, Len Hughes vs. two bandits who relieved him of ish to maintain garrisons in the campaignof the National Foun- dO CT 10, Se civil = ——————————— river shanty A ic AUschwitz . "aan " a ! | | A i CAIND Jack O'Brien. Reserved Seats $159 last rfight. , Canal Zone. te it plait. how dation for Infantile Paralysis. | propos: employees in the next six| Indiana's largest veal Syiate lo Patricia & i » . . : Mr. Eden mad ain, - S ay Times. . The monthly 31.95. National Guard Armory, i> The woman is Mrs. Jewel Myers, ever, that Britain will stick ta] dat ye a months, slash fmports .of coal) section 1s In The Sumdtay | ® Fire and Allied Lines, ey help Sontribgied 8130 p.m. 39, Of 1803 Asbury Si. She oldie 1038 freaty ard Teject any| f ancial assistance to 115 Sa from dhe Uaited States ~ = ull-C Automobil wanted a by the Levitt Stortridge Junior Vaudeville. police a man, about 40, menaced compromise . until Egypt halts boys and girls. Hire the Sony already mea- Full-Coverage bo things over rides osjane » . provide 3 : i Caleb Mills Hills, 8 p. m. her with a pistol, looted the cash terrorism. Marion County volunteer fire W The song the chancellor, and Inland Marine Insure “Right not exit {00 wie ar 7 ‘er . . : and medical — mas——— register. of the PRKelY 1627 (departments and county school|said, is “starvation and unem- ance under dividend-paying time caring care. as well as’ Encouragement of Barber Shop Prospect =! and Jocke gram Russ Chara e personnel and PTA groups ployment for this island and dis- § . . li the girl sai a cash grant for \ Quartet 8inging in America, Inc, the big refrigerator {pledged support to the polio pa- | aster for other members of the 3 policies. Savings to policy. the family 1 the home needs. j | Special numbers will be given Let Herself Out Mi d } D f rade at meeting of county women | commonwealth. n holders since organization, Her moth Mme. Miszpu- by Mrs. Laura, Craig, Poland, and" ppe jcebox is one that can be iaedas © QI] |workefs held last night. Eee yaeems $14,630,000. Net losses 38, and sis ten, Josiane's Mrs. Robert. Whiteley, pianists; opened from the .inside, and the $Y. Usted Press | Forty women met at St. Joseph ’ ’ . drowned last mother, was Jef Robert Whiteley, violinist, and refrigeration had been turned off. LONDON, Jan. 29— Russia has| Catholic Church recreation hall Hearing Loss Can 7) oot paid, $33,770,000. Plaines Rive nearly an ip- Yosian Mrs. Floyd Amos, reader. [Mrs. Myers had no trouble letting charged the Western Powers with at 6087 W. ors Sty to further Cause Accidents down Joe valid by strain 49 e ———————————— {herself out, unchilled , a Plans for the march. The children i | ' . taking ‘new steps” toward : An unidentified waman wae | Be VW A BERRE WW | accprg ~=sns---of the war years. Miszputen Indiana Collegians “Get in there, monkey,” Ken-thirq world wa r by planning a| Volunteer county firemen will “An usentiied Soman was | % ov rs? ® ASSETS. :::::::$13,892,612 family more Danie), 12, contributes nothing to Visit Mrs. T Ineth Culbertson, 35, said two men Mideast command, Moscow radio|sound sirens at 6:30 p. m. Thurs-| Seriously hare 2 2 W iil LIABILITIES. ;::5: 10,016,939 Mrs. Green the family fund, and “twins isi rs. lruman {told him when they ordered himlsaiq today. |day, marking start of the march. she stepped in front of a cal ? Weak arch? -Callous foot? | exes summer. ton i 5 as I 2 The driver said he honked his | High arch? SURPLUS.:::::5 3,875,673 Marienette and Liliane, 15, earn] WASHINGTON, Jan. 29 (UP)iinto the restroom in the filling! The radio said a note handed! | During the day they will patrol h but she did t seem io | Flat foot? Come to Dr. Scholl’s for a| Live Wi yoy little as. oprentices 2 —A group of 23 South Bend, Tua, station, 1811 W. Washington St. the ers of the three Western Rockville Rd., W. Washington St., A hig she nol. a | FREE Pedoigraph test of your stocking | atrisia s eather worker. Maurice, € collegians, 25. coeds from. St.| mhe pair, one armed, was gone Powers and Turkey last night Ben Davis, Mars Hill and other . feet! No matter what ‘common foot or. : oldest son, is in the Israeli Army Mary's College and three men when he came out. So was $159, charged they planned to split the sections, alerting rural residents| Many Becilente happen bee | shoe trouble you may have — corns, GRAIN DEALERS MUTUAL ~* sisters how in Palestine, and ‘Jacqueline, 19, from the University of Notre Mr. Culbertson reported to police. Mideast area into “zones of in- to light porch lights indicating Es Bo Be De care- | callouses, bunions,-weak. arches, hard- Sapatarer 1s married. (Dame, visited Mrs. Bess Truman GIs Lose Duds fluence” and use countries there|they want to contribute to polio] "0 8 na a hearing diffi- | to-fit fect—we have every one of Dr. INSURANCE COMPANY Lp Teen S Il in f ith {at Blair House yesterday. las, “weapons of their war plans.” |during the motners’ march. x Rs t find out what | Scholl's Shoes, Remedies, Appliances, . mall in for Witham The students, members of a Five soldiers were minus their! The note was handed by Soviet| Presiding at meeting were Mrs.| culty. Be - ys - re our | Arch Supports and Surgical Hose to INDIANAPOLIS, 7, INDIANA Mr. Thon political science class, said Mrs. extra duds today, and one was peputy Foreign Minister Andrei, Kennet Cox, county chairman, | on tle Erne or Lzive yor: quick, inexpensive - relief. Western Dept, Omaha 2, Nebraska and Patrici | [Truman “looked like her pic- also without his car. Gromyko to U.S. Charge d’Af- and Mrs. Edward C. Grande. ea 8 He EN Hearing | Private fittings by skilled, thoroughly care for. the sures? R01 Seserieg the visit 88) Tamar Porter, 29, stationed at faires Hugh C. Cumming Jr. and Young ne Bot Wa gor A . ehlideen wh wongern Camp Atterbury, told police he the ambassadors of Britain, did ni : old. . . mt St was asleep in the auto early this France and Turkey. Woman Sentenced Sizes; indianapolis, Luana, | | GRAIN DEALERS MUTUAL “We could Fire Hits Bloomfield morning while the other four GIs Russia warned the Mideastern. Mary Hulen, 23, of 2016 Broad-| ci 1 H . i Test which ii r AGENCY INC. he said. “I BLOOMFIELD, Jan. 29 (UP) - were in a restaurant in 400 block states the Allied proposals for a way, was sentenced today to 30, “ITC Ss rr Ean en hors | . pendents an Authorities placed , damage at Indiana Ave, Mideast command violated the days in the Indiana Women's id can trust vour hearing to FOOT COMFORT SHOP 1752 N. MERIDIAN STREET as a welder $13,000 today. in a fire which Two gaily dressed men threat- United Nations charter, threw| Prison and fined $5 for prostitu-| X° D5 But the )

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Judge Phillip L. Bayt, car, and would force them to break nicipal Court 3, also fined her| off trade with the Eastern bloc. [$10 for vagrancy. i

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of the Indianapolis Division of Indiana University School of Law, is on sabbatical leave, his place will ‘be taken by Ben F. Small, Terre Haute, faculty mem-| ber since 1945. ; Dean Witham will work on teaching materials in the contract remedies field at Southwestern, Legal Center, Southern Methodist University, and at University of Miami. ‘

Traffic Officers

New officers of the Indjanapolis Trafic Club are O. J. Pearson, president; R. G. Williams, first| vice president; C. E. Eberly, second vice president; M. G. Heaton, secretary-treasurer.

Boss Barbers

At the January meeting of Journeymen Barbers Local 247, Harley McGuire was installed for another -term as.president. Other officers for 1952 include Harry Hoop, vice president; Ray| Rainey, recorder; Thurman Kell-| ems, secretary-treasurer; Paul Morelock, finance chairman, and| John Hoffmark and John Hend-| ricks, board members.

Everybody Sings Music for a community sing] Friday at 8 p. m. in the Indian-| apolis Servicemen's Center will be provided by the Seventh Dis-! trict Federated Clubs Women's Chorus, and the local chapter of « the Society for Presery ation and

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