Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1937 — Page 15

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Nation's Fi of ‘SEARCH FOR MISSING \ ANICT 0 : Nation's Fire Chiefs Told “TRIO IN CALIFORNIA To Study Air Raid Detenses am | P) Search for the whereabouts of

MEL NINDALE, Mich, OKLAHOMA OITY, Oot. 22 (U, P) John J, MoEligatt, fire chief | a man and two women who disapof New York City, today had warned the sonvention of the international | peared after leaving a tavern last | Association of Fire Chiefs that the nation must expand its fire protection | wo. turned today to the west canst

| for possible “slaughter from the skies” | . The convention planned to selects | Police believed Thomas Lorimer, the MIKE man, have

ln committee to study air attacks as SQUIRRELS FOX HUNTERS MN, Ty

[they relate to fire departments headed for San Diego, Hia

| " | In oase of ‘war, Industrial cities EAST FALESTINE he is known to have friends h a U sister, Mrs, Clarence Jiles, lives al

[would be the first to be Py Bre ‘af ites) ‘warkara | Chief MoBlligott said, He cited | Jama, j00Te Ne d : precautions Ron in Buropean | Who "took a day’ the first day of | Long Beach, My, Lorimer disap countries : squirrel season and reported at werk | peared with Mrs, Artie Mabie, 42, He Tecommended a plan for aug- the next morning "we didn’t get a | Melvindale, and Mrs, Margaret | mentation of heavy fire apparatus, shot,” spent their lunch period | Reddon, 35, Detroit | organization of auxiliary fire sta- chasing a large, saucy fTox=squirrel Police have wired authorities In | tions for emengency use oreaniza- that had stolen close to gather mors | California te search in Long Beach | | tion of nm system of patrols by units | 9¢18 of discarded food, and San Diego [equipped to handle incipient fires, | destroyed, and recruiting of reserve | personnel, REDUCTIONS ON AUXILIARY TO MEET Pg : PERMANENTS The Maj. Harold C, McGrew Aux- orl » 38 Now will add much 10 vour lovelines Evervihing for only 9 No Appointment Necessary WELENE CURTIS Permanent, 8 $2 VATE PERMANENTS 3 Complete onl \ Hi Our Npeeiaily Xt vou do nol need a Permanent Wair © IY amar Othe piaLrirey alr Ge " Ho i poe nee 60¢

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