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"TUESDAY, APR. 22, 1952 .

MOST HOOSIERS will start ignoring a state law at 2 a. m. Sunday. All it will cost them will be 60 minutes—which they'll get back in September. Daylight saving time has been banned since 1949 by an Indiana statute. But it contains no penalty clause, and more Hoosier communities are disregarding the law every year. ” Installation | Where to Go | Mokanna Court 17, Order of _ Indianapolis Home Show. the Amaranth, will install these Manufacturers Bullding, State

Falr Grounds. Daily from 11 new officers at 8 p.m. Saturday in| 5 nn to 10:30 p.m. General ad-

the IOOF Hall, mission, 50c.

E. 10th St. and Butler University Choir and Beville Aves Men's Glee Club in a benefit Mrs. Eun ee concert. Sponsored by the ButBranham, roya ler Mother's Council. Caleb

jatros: Biwsn Mills Hall. 8:15 p. m. patron; Gerald- ! ine Tuompson 4 Adult Educators Cecil Branham,

«7 New president of the Indiana associate patron; \

Mrs, Helen Liv 1 \ 3 State Association for Adult EduI's, - A pA erett, conduc . cation is Miss

® tress; Mrs. Lena Mrs. Branham Pauline French, + Gilmore, associate conductress, [director of the ' Mrs. Virginia Marqua, secre-2dult education tary; Mrs. Gladys Hawhee, treas- department, urer, and Paul Thompson, Marga. dianapolis ret M. Clark and June Plake, lic Library. She

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succeeds Dr. trustees. sue Sin Cancer: Q and A Indiana Uni"

Questions about cancer — your|' ory:

questions—will be answered by alelected at the - panel of physicians at a free, pub- a ssociation’s

lie forum at 8 p.m. tomorrow in ¢ighth annual . the World War Memorial. Spon- conference at IU include Quentin sors are the Marion County Can-|D. Wert of Diamond Chain’s percer Society and the ‘Indianapolisisonnel division, vice president, and

Miss French

Medical Society, Louis B. Greenberg, executive di-

: i rector of the Indiana Jewish Bunker Hill Reunion ~ |Community Relations Council, The more Indiana alumni of SeCTOATY treasurer. the former naval air station at Good Scouts -

Bunker Hill that read this, the| Ath ong those elect better attended will be their; 8 se elected {i Chicago seventh convention, Saturday and]

mittee, Boy Scouts of . Sunday in the Warren Hotel. | 3 America

William G. Bradburn, group ox. Were Gov. Schricker; C. Otto

| Communist - inspired prejudices

are blocking Spain's entry into Informs Reds European defense pacts, the Span-

PANMUNJOM, Korea, “Apr. 22 Lequerica said ited Nations command Ris ation os —The Un “willing” to join

disclosed today that it has opened the North Atlansix new camps for Communist tic Treaty Orwar prisoners in South Korea. hy 1 ag The Allies gave the location of from the Red {the new camps to the Commu- menace. And it | nists at a truce negotiating ses- “a0 offer NATO

i jan armed force ‘sion today and promised to hand ,¢ o million men,

pm i THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - he Allies Open Up Says Commie Thinking 6 POW Camps Hurts Spain Alliance

J ish ambassador to the United . Of New Setups |States charged here today. | By United Press | Ambassador Don Jose Felix de)

which should govern the free world, nor if there any obstacle] to prevent the betterment of her {political Institutions,” he added. Ambassador ‘de Lequerica said) /Spain can offer NATO, besides - the 2 million men in an emergency, ! first class naval air bases and a neutral barrier in the Pyrenees to an attack against Western Europe. | He described Spanish public opinion against communism as “excellent.” Pointing out that Spain defeated the Reds 13 years ago, he ‘said his. people “have.

over later the names of prisoners he said.

'who have been transferred here. But doubts are, =~... 0... |

{jbeing cast on

i : » | Spain's role in NATO because of Sabrejets Down lits political system, viewed as 8th MIG in 2 Days {another dictatorship under the | {Franco regime, Mr. de Lequerica

| SEOUL, Korea, Apr. 2 py (American Sabrejets shot down &| y, ,,.wering the charge, the Communist MIG-15 jet fighter— , 0000 dor told a Es meettheir eighth in two days—and jg of the Indianapolis Rotary chased three others back to Man- ciun in Claypool Hotel: churia today. | “Spain is following a political On the ground, 300 white-robed| system answering the needs of cavalrymen were spotted moving|century-long trials. Each coun|across snowy slopes west of the try must have that political orPukhan River. It was the first ganization best suited to its hisappearance of enemy cavalry toric and present capacities.” since the Communists’ 1951 spring Means to an End

offensive. He said the system is a means to the end objectives of “liberty

dd Mag Harvester AT ching in her politi- | cal life basically at variance with Workers Ask the eternal moral principles pr PRR :

Pav Hi 'Sir Stafford Cripps Pay Hike Dies After Long lliness

said.

By United Press

| CHICAGO, Apr. 22—The Inde-| ZURICH, Switzerland, Apr. 22

{pendent Farm Equipment Work-| (UP)—8ir Stafford Cripps, for{ers Union yesterday demanded a mer British Chancellor of the /15-cent hourly pay boost and Exchequer and architect of Brit“contract changes to block un-/ain’s post-war austerity program,

employed by International Har-illness,

jvester Co. | Mr. Cripps, 63, died in the Thursday in the church. Burial we

Gerald Fielde, difector of the Bircher Benner Clinic, where he

peutive secretary reports he can’t|Janus, J. 8. Cruse Realty Co.; National Harvester Conference had lapsed into unconsciousness get from the Navy the names of |and Wallace O., Lee, vice presi- Board of the union said the de-'earlier yesterday. He had been the 7000 Hoosier men and women qent of Indianapolis Power and mands were worked out after five under treatment since Noyember,

who ‘served at the base in World War II. But they're all invited, and can get details from him at 315 E. Main St, Portland.

Wisconsin,

Light Co. Region 7 comprises Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and| mr pielde said the union’ rep-|disease which had not been pub-

{days of union committee meetings 1950, for spinal tuberculosis. and {here another “rare and dangerous”

‘resents 30,000 Harvester workers. |licly identified.

faced not only the fear of com-| munism but. its reality.” !

| Ambassador de Lequerica also, took a swat at Western “complas| cency to the Soviet menace, i | “If Europe really believed in {the . danger, it would rearm at once,” he insisted. “But unfor[tunately, many Kuropeans do not

{believe In it.”

| He sald communism must be lfought with “moral - principles” las well as “material aid.”

Fall Under Wheels, Kills Conductor

Carl B. Hastings, a New York Central Railroad yard conductor, died on the way to a hospital yesterday from injuries suffered; when he fell beneath the wheels! of a tank car in the Hill Yard here. ! Mr. Hastings, who was 89, was| born in Morgan County. He had! lived here 50 years, his home, being at 1049 Villa Ave. i | He was a charter member of| {the Big Four Veterans’ Associas

{to the Region 7 executive com- bridled speedup” for its membersidied here last night after a long (Railway Trainmen.

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