Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1952 — Page 14

_ FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1952

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“Toll The Liberty Bell,” a play dealing with recial problems and starring an interracial cast, will be presented at Crispus Attucks High School, 8 p. m, today. This play re-enacts actual cases won in THE 2 oer U. 8. Supreme Court. Sponsored by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, it depicts the progress the association has made in the field of racial relations. After getting special permission thereafter at 7:45 p.m. daily. of the high court to produce the, The boy writes his own ser- jes will be held play, with use of its records, the mong, SOmpasES Dot Noras and, at the Prospect the first curtain music asonic Temple. pr- | oni tn aan is, Vato erin, Ke Gis lo he Min Leek of, Amie Su, rly OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 TO 9 FREE PARKING Square Garden, New York. travels from his headquarters ini in.ia)jed are Sara Johnson, senior he Tam pr Jucts al -

Long Beach, Cal, in a trailer with : It has been put on in cities from princess; Phyllis Cox, junior prin-| his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. cess; Virginia McKhann, ide;| Pealer the House left in the bill

coast to coast as part of an asso~ a i un elation membership drive. Veznon SoHiper, and his YOUng nancy Nitchman, marshal, and| : : Sonya Poppaw, chaplain.

Scout Camp Opening Fish Fries Named Commander |‘Won't Cost’ Taxpayers

Looking forward to one or two! The Mickleyville Volunteer Fire a weeks of sun, sports, camping and| Department Co. No, 5 will hold a| Arthur R. Nevins, 1318 N. 1a] NEW OR A hearty meals, more than 200 Boy fish fry tonight at 817 8. Ingo- salle St, has been elected com-|,¢ the United States Lines, sald| Scouts from Central Indiana will mar St. 'mander of the Big Four Railroad today that the delivery trip of be on hand for the opening of Perry Township Memorial Post Post 116, American Legion. lthe 88 United States from NewCamp Belzer near Ft. Harrison 1686, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Mr, Nevins, a World War 1 vet- port News, Va., to New York this Sunday. will hold a fish fry at the Edge- eran, is on disability annuity aft- week end was not a “junket” and Formerly known as Camp wood school, at 5 p. m. tomorrow er 35 years of servick with the Big that its costs would be borne by, Chan-ka-tun-un-gi, the Boy Scout and Saturday. |Four Railroad as fireman and en- the company, not by taxpayers. Campgwill be formally opened for'N P Gi l 'gineer on the St. Louis Division] Congressmen, newspaper, radio eight weeks at 2 p. m. An intro-| o Pretty Girls {and traveling fireman on the P&E! and television men have been inductory camp fire program 1is| mn, Indianapolis Kiwanis Club Railroad. |vited to attend the short cruise. scheduled for later on in the day. i, hold a noon meeting in the. At that time, all members of the c1avnool Hotel today. Members| camp staff and troops at the|,'o’sssured there will be no heatcamp will get acquainted, led debates, no politics and no The camp, which is now serving|, etty girls. The club says “it's its second generation of scouts, hot for that stuff.” offers the boys plenty of oppor-| tunity for boating, swimming, Day Band Contest Set camping and hiking. | Eighteen bands have entered,

. {the Indianapolis Day Band ConMarks Anniversary test, Aug. 28, which will officially

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meet the convoy at Cumberlafd Ch | rt C b R 4&3 Be by, fh) and accompany them to a mid- eese mpo ur S etaine Y ouse |marning snack on U. 8. 40, i Br United Press ja modified version which would mit the curbs to be applied se- parable domestic product. - ‘Installation Scheduled | WASHINGTON, June 20—The permit some relaxation of the/lectively thereby permitting re-| Although the Senate last week Miss Barbara Lockhart h- House yesterday rejected 105 to curbs, {laxation of barriers agains non- voted. to repeal the mandatory | iss Barbara art, daug 4 | Rep. August H. Andresen (R. competitive cheese, such as roque- curbs, something close to the (ter of Mr. and 25 President Truman's request fori, o0 “HE Fo, Oe ginal fort. House version seemed likely tol Mrs. Elbert repeal of mandatory curbs enactedicurbs, was satisfied that the new| It also would permit a 10 per|Temain in the final compromise Lock hart, 133 last summer against imports of|version recommended by thelcent boost in the restricted level Dill. | Berwyn St. will foreign cheese, butter and other|House Banking Committee would of imports when necessary be-| Its supporters failed only by a 3 be installed as [fats and ofl after a heated de- adequately “protect” the U. 8./cause of “broad effects” upon “in- 38 to 38 tie vote to put it in the 7 [honored queen bate. Gairy. industry against’ foreign ternational trade.” . Senate bill. The Senate bill \pro- § Job's Daughters. The standing vote came as the competition. | The House rejected, 86 to 30,|vides only for discretionary reag ghters, House worked on legislation to| Furopean countries had pro- a proposal by Rep. Abraham J.|trictions when government-held 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday andl: 2 p. m., extend the economic controls Jawjtested that the restrictions have Multer (D.'N. Y.) that this sec-|surpluses develop under farm : : .m. | June 27. Instal- which expires June 30. The re-| deterred them from earning dol-|tion of the bill would not oper-|price support programs. lation ceremon- pealer was proposed by Rep. Haje ars they need to become less de- ate if the price of imported| Rep. Herman P. Eberharter (D./ Boggs (D. La.). - He said thé{Peaent on U, 8. foreign aid. cheese was higher by 10 per cent Pa.) supported the unsuccessful restrictions tended to hamper sale _ the new provision would per- or more than the price of a com-' repealer effort.

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