Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1941 — Page 11

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Exceeding 1939-and 1937 Records.

Excise taxes collected from beer, || whisky and wines in Indiana during 1940 totaled $7,333,674,

an increase of $238,000 over the 1939 collections, the Alcoholic Beverages Commission reported today. . ~ The 1940 revenues were $206,900

|, more than the 1937 total which was

the highest since the beverage department was created in 1934. +. The Commission's report stated

| #hat the increase in excise tax rates || aused an increase of $229,355 in

e total collections.

| LIQUOR REVENUE AT REPEAL High

Excise Taxes Pass 7: Million, |

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Meeting to Be Held Ajong With Pilgrim Governor's’ Council Here. |

A Chapter Night Program viill be held at 8 p. m. Thursday by the Women of the Moose in the Moose | Hall, Mrs. Maudie Shoults, [hairman of the Membership Comujittee, announced today.

The program will be held iit con-

nection with the Pilgrim Governors Council meeting at which Jaines J. Davis, Pilgrim Governor of the Loyal Orde! of Moose, will ‘lje the principal speaker. I Other guests .will be Malclm R: Giles, supreme secretary; WW. M. Anderson, general governor; [Francis. Clohesty, supreme goi‘ernor, Waverley, N. Y.; Ben Hill Brj)wn of Spartansbui'g, N. C.; Charles Bow|ers of Deg Moines, Iowa; Oliver Twist, Philadelphia, Pa.: Villiam Eagan, Newark, N. J.; Congr{ssman William Pittinger, Duluth, Minn.; George Gwilliam, Harrisburg, Pa.; Isaac Seld, Cincinnati, O|; and Mark R. Gray, Indianapolis, all supreme councilmen; Herman Echuessler,| State Moose president: Arthur. Fannin, Fourth District president, | and Miss Katherine [Smith, grind chancellor, Women {of the Modse. | On the Reception Commitiee will be: Mrs. Anna Hill, Mrs. Dorville Wise, Mrs. Dorothy Johnsoh, Mrs. | Edna Merghon, Mrs. Hazel Postma, {Mrs. Anna Cornell, Mrs. Beulah An|derson, Mrs. Betty Klem, Mis. Pearl Beck, Mr¢. Bertha Willner, Mrs. {Audra Matillo, Mrs. Helen Bone{steel, Mrs. Clara Neermaili, Mrs. Kathryn || Hansford, Mrs.| Nellie Runyan, Mrs. Frances Wielka.

‘Only a Victory To Satisfy Italy’

ROME, Jan. 10 (U. P.).—The newspaper “Gazzetta del Pgpolo of Turin says U. 8S. Ambassador William C. Phillips was returning to Rome next week at|an opportune time to advise President 'Roosevel( that Italy will fizht until she ¢liminates Great Britain from Europe, the Medite'ranean and Africa. o “Victory may be. attairied late and it may be - expensive, but nothing in. the world except victory will satisfy us,” the hewspa- _ per said, “Mr, Rooseveli's Ambassador Phillips is retuining to Italy at an opportune mdment to take note of all this and report thereon ito the President.”

EXPLOSION SUIC|DE VICTIM IDENTIFIED

BUFFALO, N. Y., Jan. 10 (U. P.). —A man who blew hims¢lf to bits with a dynamite charge yesterday in the lobby of the Ford Hotel has been idestified a Lloyd Curtis, 37, an uneriployed Rocheste painter,

SECRET RADIO

French: Unable to Locate Martinique. Station; U. S. Jammed Off.

By PETER C..RHODES United Press Stair’ Correspondent NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—French residents in Martinique ‘informed me that a secret German radio station is believed to have been oper» ating regularly’ in Martinique since September, 1939, when the war began. While I was in Martinique French warships in the harbor tried to triangulate and spot ‘the: supposed broadcaster with their wireless sets, but failed. Repeated searches for the secret stalfon for more than 16 months have failed, it was said, ecause the French have never had suitable mobile “spotter” units to track down over jungle, mountain

mile island the person or persons operating the station.

Has 500-Mile Radius

Persons who had tried to locate the station described it as a low powered short-wave set with a maximum of 500 miles. Berlin, it wes noted, has been

in the world concerning events in Martinique since the war began. My informants were of the opinion that code messages were being picked up and relayed by some more powerful station located some-'

who deserted his wife and five chil-|

of the South American mainland. American officials in San Juan

tection station there said’they had heard “four or five” similar small stations operating in the Caribbean area. . News Jammed Off * They also claimed that important American = broadcasts, including some news broadcasts: have been Jammed off the air throughout the

and cane fields of ‘this 385 square |:

possibly ‘the best-informed capital }

where in the mountains or jungles|.

operating a new powerful radio de-|-

Caribbean, They said this was ac-

camplished by two powerful stations in Germany simultaneously calling in on the U. 8. wave-length. There are no official German armistice commission officials in Martinique, as there are at Algiers, Oran and Dakar. they never agreed to such a commission in their armistice terms and the United States attitude was believed to have prevented the Germans from making such a demand. Whatever observers the Germans have on the island operate under cover. The French, I was told, were watching suspects as much now as during the war.

LIBRARY TO SHOW AYRES COLLECTION

The Frederic Murray Ayres memorial collection, consisting of 321 books published by the Yale University Press, will be placed on exhibition from Monday to Jan. 25 in the main loan room of the Central Library, . The collection is a gift to the Indianapolis Public: Library from friends of Yale University and of Mr. Ayres, who was a member of the class of 1892, Sheffield Scientific School, Yale University. Librarian L. L. Dickerson said the books will be on display so that the public may have a chance to see them before they are placed in difterent sections of the library and its branches. ; The books will not be circulated until after the exhibition, but reservations may be made at the main desk in the Central Library at any time.

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