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Charge U. S.-Built Planes Are Unpacked, British Output Is ‘Chaos.’

LONDON, July 9 (U. P.)—The House of Commons heard charges today that hundreds of Americanmade planes lay unpacked in warehouses because the “necessary auxiliary equipment” had not been ordered, and that “chaos fro mtop to bottom” exists in British airplane production. Lord Beaverbrook, member of the War Cabinet and former Airplane Production Minister, was criticized vigorously for alleged fumbling of plane production which one critic said had been handled like “a newspaper stunt” for the last year. (Lord Beaverbook is a newspaper publisher.)

Urges Central Control George M. Garro-Jones, Laborite,

control” to consolidate purchases by the Ministries of Aircraft Production, Supply and the Admiralty.

Sharp criticism of the Government’s war production program, notably in tanks and airplanes, was voiced in Commons by Garro-Jones, Leiut. Comm. Austin Hopkinson, Independent, and Lieut. Rupert A. Brabner, Conservative. Hopkinson, who said he was speaking as “a member of the Fleet Air Arm and as an egircraft producer,” made the charge that there was “chaos from top to bottom” in British plane production.

Speaks in Uniform

Brabner, wearing the uniform of the Fleet Air Arm with which he saw action in Crete, said, “In Greece, Crete, Lybia. and Syria there has been an almost chronic lack of the most important materials of war.” The British did not have enough planes to send up more than two at a time for continuous patrol during daylight over Malemi in Crete,

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Foremost British authority on: German tactics, Lieut.-Gen. Frank Mason-MacFarlane, has arrived in Moscow with the British military and economic mission to help Russia plan its resistance to the Germans.

FORM NON-DEFENSE SAVING COMMITTEE

PROVIDENCE, R. I, July 9 (U. P. —President Henry M. Wriston of Brown University announced today formation of a National Citizens Emergency Committee of Non-De-fense Expenditures to brake non-es-sential and non-defense spending by the Government. Officers appointed to the committee, which includes prominent economists, tax experts, college presidents and civic leaders, were Secretary Guy E. Snavely, executive director of the Association of American Colleges, and Treasurer Milton W. Harrison, trustee of the Bowery Savings Bank, New York City. President Wriston is chairman. The group, which will pay its own expenses, plans to maintain a research staff in Washington to study every appropriation bill and make specific recommendations whenever they consider an expenditure unnecessary.

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many from acquiring “jumping off the United States. Anglo-United States naval cooperation in the U-boat infested waters. between the United States and Iceland, he hinted, would protect both American supplies destined for forces in the island and British convoys bound for England. Churchill announced at the same time that the British forces at Iceland, estimated to number 80,000 men, would be retained there to cooperate closely with the United States forces stationed on the island. : Churchil] pointed out that United States forces at Iceland would require provisioning and reinforcing from time to time. “These consignments of American supplies for the American forces on duty overseas for the purposes of the United States will of course, have to traverse the most dangerous waters and as we have a very large traffic constantly passing through, these waters it may, I dare say, be found mutually advantageous in practice that the two navies involved should assist each other as far as convenient in that part of the waters,” he said. Emphasizing that United States occupation of Iceland was one of the most important events of the war, Mr. Churchill said it was carried out “in pursuance of the

ing the western hemisphere from the Nazi menace.” “Seizure of Iceland by Hitler would have been of the greatest advantage to him in bringing pressure to bear on the United States and Britain,” he added. “It has been undertaken by the United States in pursyance of purely American policy for the protection of the Western Hemisphere from the Nazi menace. “I understand it is the view of American technical authorities that modern conditions of war, especially air warfare, require forestalling action, which in this case, was especially in order to prevent acquisition by Hitler of a jumping off ground from which it would be possible, bound by bound, to come to close quarters with the American continent. The declared policy of the United States is in complete harmony with British interests, he said, announcing: “We will propose to retain our Army in Iceland and as British and United States forces will both have the same object in view, namely defense of Iceland, it seems likeliest they will co-operate closely and effectively in the resistance of any attempt by Hitler to gain a foothold.” Churchill said it “obviously would be foolish for the United States to have one plan’ for defending Iceland and for the British forces to have another.”

SIX NURSES MISSING AFTER SHIP SINKING

WASHINGTON, July 9 (U. P.).— The American Red Cross announced today that six of a group of 10 Red Cross nurses aboard a ship torpedoed about two weeks ago en route to England, still are miss-

ing. The Red Cross said that the four nurses, who were rescued four days ago, had ‘been drifting at sea about 10 days before they were picked up. The six still missing are: Miss Phyllis L. Evans, Everett, Mass.; Miss Dorothy C. Morse, Boston; Miss Nancie M. Pett, Detroit; Miss Helen Jrewicz, South Amboy, N. J.; Miss Margaret D. Somerville, Catskill, N. Y., and Miss Dorothea L. Koehn, Oshkosh, Wis.

2500 STRIKE AT TANK PARTS PLANT

MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, Mich, July 9 (U. P.).—A strike called by A. F. of L. automobile workers interrupted production of tank and

submarine engine parts today in the Sealed Power Corp. factory here. A company spokesman said approximately 2500 employees were idle as a result of the walkout, which was ordered to enforce demands for a 10-cent hourly wage increase and a union n shop,

HELSINKI IS BOMBED 2D TIME, 14 KILLED

HELSINKI, July 9 (U. P.).—Soviet bombers subjected Helsinki to its second’ raid of the war during the night and semi-official reports said 14 persons were killed and 60 injured. Many buildings in the Finnish capital were reported to have been damaged.

ECUADOR WAR HALTED

QUITO, Ecuador, July 9 (U.P.).— Fighting between Ecuadoran and Peruvian troops in disputed border territory has ceased, it was said officially today.

100 DESTROYERS A YEAR

WASHINGTON, July 9 (U. P.).— Rear Admiral S. M. Robinson, chief of the Navy Bureau of Ships, said today that the United States will be producing destroyers at the rate of 100 a year by the end of 1943.

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U. S. Navy Co-operating With ~ British, Churchill Hints|%

LONDON, July 9 (U. P.)—Prime Minister Winston Churchill told Commons today that the British and United States navies may be expected to co-operate in the “most dangerous waters” of the North Atlantic as a result of American occupation of Iceland. ; He described ‘the American occupation as designed to prevent Ger-

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JOE LOUIS FIGHTS WIFE'S DIVORCE SUIT

CHICAGO, July 9 (U. P.).—Joe Louis’ attorney filed an answer in Circuit Court today asking dismiss sal for want of equity of the divorce suit brought against. the heavyweight champion by his wife, Marva, and denying that Mrs. Louis treated her husband “kindly as a true and virtuous wife.” Louis’ answer, filed by Attorney William H. Temple, denied the acts of “extreme and repeated cruelty” alleged in Mrs, Louis’ petition and asserted that statements of the champion’s property and income contained in his wife’s suit were erroneous. Temple said that Louis’ answer to the suit left three possibilities regarding its outcome: A reconciliation, which Mrs. Louis has indicated she would not oppose; a bitterly contested court fight, or an out of court settlement on property.

Fortune Telling A New Bottleneck

TOLEDO, July 9 (U. P)—A new type of industrial bottleneck was broken today in the Acklin Stamping Co. after many delays and work stoppages by women’ workers. It was discovered that many of the women visited the same fortune teller and were warned to be cautious between 2:30 and 3:30 each afternoon because they were in danger of serious accidents. The fortune teller was arrested and charged with violation of a fortune telling ordinance.

PLANE DELIVERIES IN JUNE TOTAL 1476

WASHINGTON, July 9 (U.P.).—

ment announced today that American military aircraft manufacturers produced and delivered 1476 airplanes to the Army, Navy and Great Britain during June. The June figures were the high-

planes above comparable figures for May. As strike at the Inglewood, Cal, plant of the North American Aviation, Inc., during June resulted in a loss of an estimated 70 planes.

REFIT BERMUDA CLIPPER

NEW YORK, July 9 (U. P.).—The Bermuda Clipper of Pan American Airways, withdrawn from its run beiween New York and Bermuda, was being refitted today for “an important, but undisclosed assignment,” officials of the line said.

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Indianapolis Times, Wednes., July 9, 194i

BEAVER—Ella, age 54, wife of Claude Beaver mother of Mrs. Ruby Massey an Mrs. Shipley, J Rraidmornier 0 Dick Wim, nn and Harold Lowell Shipley Jr., haan away Tuesday night eral services a ne MoCo: Home at klandon 8. 5 Burial Triends may 7pm

m. (D. Cemetery. call at funeral home after Wednesday.

BONE—Ethel Mearl, age 49 years, wife of Casper, mother "of Robert and eva Bone, passed away Tuesday at residence 549 N. Belmont. Services Thursd sday :30 Lo Co nkle Funeral 1034 W, chigan St. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at residence until 1 p. m. Thursday.

CHAPPELL~—Ambe age 53, hushba § Cordia, father a "Matvin, Mrs. Ves,

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Easter, Leonard May,

est side Nazarene . Friends Jay au at the resi 1832 Goodlet after noon Thurides. Burial, oonel Park. Farley

COBURN—Erwin, busband of Josephine and son of Mrs. Samuel H. Dowden, pasted away on July 8. Private services at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Friday, 10:30. Burial Crown Hill,

CONDREY—Rosella, entered into rest aesday, age 76 years, mother of Mrs. pi andimother of Mrs. William Ka nets and ary Jean Thursday, 1 So gary ns 3% Jar, So, Ona own er ends Sur BE

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go ' DON — Lr entered nto onday, age { Mra. A ine Gordon, brot b Ber "Aionio

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Rose C., beloved wife of Frank, ~ v Deli:

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LEMONS—David E. (Barney), father of Mrs. Ella Rose Jud and Margaret Reese, son of John ns and brother home, 2921 Moore Ave., Tuesday, July 8. of Rose Baker, p away at his Services Friday, 1 p. B. a the J. O. Wilson Funeral Home, Prospect St. Friends invited. "Burial Memorial Park. [Jeffersonville (Ind.) papers please copy.]

LYNCH—Arthur, Jather of Mrs. a Harol Sr TE S. Bush, Mrs. arold Chamness, Ches iy and Arthur ch Jr., all of of Indianapolis, passed awiy Wednes, day a. m. Services Triday, 3 PJ residence, 122 S. Neal St. Friends ine vited. Burial Sone Hi Fritnds may call at residence after 7:30 bp. Wednesday.

MERRICK—Lucy Jennie, beloved wife of Thornton A. Merrick, mother of Clyde, Paul, Glenn, Homer And Harr, rs Merrick; sister of Henry C. idge, San Diego, Cal.; Charley C. Ald ed Havre, Mont.;’ Mrs. Lyde Jolley, Mattoon,, Ill. passed away at the residence, 605 E. Southern Ave., Tuesday. Friends Sy call at the residence any time after o> m,, etn day and until 3 :30 > neral services Pp. az. Olive Branch Caritinn a St. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. For information call ud Blasengym Funeral Home, GA-2570

of Caroline Moller. brother of Mrs. Ida Sturges, In. x Yaad away af the “isinoaisy ospital ednesday, 2 e 62 years. Friends ma oiner’s Funeral Home, 1 New York St., after 7 p. m. day until Thursday, 9p Thursday, 7 Remains will taken to Brookiyn. N. Y. Thursday Bight for burial.

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GREER, 814— er rooms, partl Adis. ee 3 2' rooms. "Near

Living bedroom private entrance,

CENTRAL, 2122—Li kitchenette, Slaeus, garage. Adults.

PARK, 1415-1 Room kitchenette: utilities; * private entrance; also desirable sleeping

35 ROOMS; $29—$32.50

All utilities. Adults. 1116 N. Capitol.

1006 N.—Nice room, good

JERSEY, meals; double; $6. Walking distance.

LI-8002.

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private cottage. 1328 * Roache. (River

side Section. Hotels 16 ~ $5 Week Up, Barton Hotel

Large, clean, attrac. rms.; good free parking. Delaware at Phy

LI-5315. JAP JONES, Mgr.

SPENCER HOTEL cy. rates, ss Up

Plaza Hotel Completely refurnished; redec. $5 wk. 231 N. Capitol.

JEW PAL. OTEL—4& N. New Jersey; Weekly,

NEW PALACE Hi _ nice modern rooms. $3 3 up wee

Roosevelt Hotel 220 w. Week ko 2388. Housekeeping Rooms 17

58; puiities. Walking

s rooms; inner- | porch. 4 Tele 14

furni a distance. .814 N

OSNER — Magar widow of hn Mrs. cE. irs: na “haze

Rea L. fauth and Sars. Cliffo ‘Tue

gsday afternoon at Ret “res dence, St. Funeral services will

ca belt Jor Friends may . Wedn esday.

DEEM—Flora, 218 N. Temple, beloved of Charles’ Pet Toceth |

SF Vaio arted this lif e 79. Fun ral Thursday, July

10, ions ton Mortuary Bain ss Bion, 300 bi. pura

EATON — 5 A enday, age Tears mot into rest

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Hill, | CARROLL any

NWI lahed 3Ne private

BROADWAY, oom, $3.30; 3 Targe

_ rooms, bath, clean, cool lower, $10.

TON, 2109—$5.50 and $8; 1 room and kitchenette; Am any

JE ste can Xi a ents; : oo. aul daytime, outta: 85,

private bath and entrance. Adults.

2735 (colored) — sa ered a month,

ay PLACE, 878 modern furnished rooms, garage, refrigerator,

Houses for Rent 19

EAST, 4600—Nice 5-rm. dble., adults. Hw NORTH Finest; oY Sung aS Ear: mod. a ra Others. White, WA-4460 (eve., 5: 956)

$55~WOODRUFP, 535 M. Drive., 8 roo: 2-car Sirage. Hoot garden. CH-2189. -

NORTH upper duplex; 5 rooms; cla Poon: orches, heat, water.

E., T12—6-Room modern double; £20 Lae. = ; 44 Virginia Avenue,

2-Bedroom Brick Suburban

On beautiful wooded estate. Strictly Hod ern, Owner mils oY, Ca 1] J Nicolai or MA a1 pper a 0 ormation,

J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del. Farms and Suburbans 20

E. DRIVE-3 rivate bath, automatic gas

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Pemand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company Paton Tale Building

SS ear Mich: laise family | — elec., i big lot. A A® Dargain, down, $20 per Shin Pans

83d St. near home; gar., everything

Business Property 21

3 and

. HW 3 Ris: o3Ts: $0 seen 8 & aint ok Tow UB *

COLLEGE, 1547-2 Rooms, furnished; |

Resorts and Cottages 22

Houses and Lots Sale

SUMMER COTTAGE FU $12.00. Areplacs, basement, di ’ fishing,

boating. swimming. 1240 NOP Pitch Ave.

Wanted to Rent 23 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS-_Eiderly cou Sada

with shelter for car and retired horse. Consider suburban. On b Mrs. Ennis, LI-5258.

Moving and Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store now, aN six months later. ean, dependable service. Estimates Free. Inspection invited.

937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

Houses and Lots Sale 3546 N. WALLACE

ONLY $3,250 This splendid 5-room bungalow; beauties ful lot. garage, etc.; Suner will show 2893. C. MA-6411.

HU- OU. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co, ' 128 N. Del.

About Completed

2376 8S. Harlan Street. New S-Room Bun, Bow,

Large rooms; insula stripped; 58 ft. lot with head garage doors. Jax A Soy Bridges & Graves, 243 Dela. RI-3477.

trees,

ONLY $1,650 Attractive B8-rm. cott: © inclosed long front porch, water insi as property line, electricity, 3-car r garage, arge shaded lot, some fruit; house south o Keystone on Ruth Dri Ravenswood, Drive by; call for a) ointment. Do not disturb {enants, ul ars: MA-6962 with 'JAGK CO. CARR, MA

h NEW HOUSES WEST Easy Payments

5«Room thoroughly modern; garage; improved street. 949 Concord. Z. B. HUNT, 521 Lemcke Bldg. MA-4661. 1539 Cruft; 5 rooms; semi-modern; we garage. Near Garfield Park, Only TA-3087 Mr. Zwicker

$2500 on easy terms. RI-2368F ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS ZONED FOR DOUBLES

Convenient to Speedway; 2 lots northeast corner 15th and Rembrandt; paved st.; both $650. The C. W. Henry Co. 531 Lemcke Bldg. MA-4661. singh]

ve HOME and INCOME Y

Bus service, stores. 846 W. 30th St., modern, 2-car garage, $4,250. Terms. MR, ROSS, TA-0465. Allison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors, RI-2368. 1105 Union—Terms #-room strictly modern, 2-car garage. Res. MA-9821. Edw. Dillehay. MA-6411

RIVERSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD

1517 W. 26th 8St., 6-room mod. home; 2-car garage. $4,200 terms. MR. ROSS, 5. Allison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors. RI-2368. Joom; AT ne

MO) 3-hedroo! oil burner: hardwood condit 16 Te Jay on. RI-6040, with JACK C. CARR. MA-2377.

FOR SALE NORTH — LAGOON LODG 26 miles north of Indianapolis, 25 acres ground, large home, arTounded by White River, Bargain. ph

EDGEWOOD, 1835 | Pn J nesiy 27 : water, gas;

GUILFORD, oa To 105x175 MN _ SENNINGS BROS. 28 "ov, Sppoinis Irv. Tow Pine 10-rm. mod. Lot 115x150;

restricted neighborhood. Sh ient shopping center. 5001 Lowell. IR-5075.

TH, 930 od Olored)—2-story, 3-bedrm. condition: 1 By a anlment O. L. Starks, PAA: 9347.

0 NB “oor. Sih & Indianola. 50x1 MA-4353. Res., CH-§

For Sale North—3333 Sek

4-Bedroom Colonial type. Bargain. LINWOOD—10_ rooms; duplex. A home with oot income. (down. 8 , 2308 , 1051 {University Hel ED In wi La Balt n, ted; |

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IN SPITE OF INCREASING MATERIAL COSTS A “brand new” strictly modern bungss low with hardwood floors, nice size rooms, modern baths, 13 basement, Peerless furnace, garage, etc., for only INCLUDING INT., TAXES, On a street of new homes with 4700 BLOCK EAST YOUNG ST. FIRST ST. NORTH OF BROOKSIDE RD, FOR DETAILS CALL MR. HOLSAPPFLE RI-1461. GRINSLADE CO. IR-0198, W. Burdsall Pkwy, (3600 N.) Very low down paymts, and E-Z monthe @ Fifteen 8 to 12-rm. low priced rooms i ing houses. & 23rd St.; $1,800; $180 dn.; $16.20 Eibert L. McDaniel 3% ~ 937 Bradbury St. Elegant 7-Rm. Modern Home 1B § bedrooms, bath up; cabinet kitchen; basement; garage, Shown by appointm a 5 Washington Bivd., $4750 For Sale to Close Estate 3216 Washington Blvd, Call Mr. Nicol 0] YR 2A Sil, Here is y UBLE—BUILT 1940—RENTAL | ss L¥ing room, kitchen-dinette, 2 beds ment. Only $1125 for equity. Payments taxes, insurance and loan only $51.7 Lorin Driscoll MAL TOR ol; 3868 Carrollton Ave. place, front drive; paved alley; A-1 dition; new furnace, linoleum, light Mr, Boaz, MA-8383. Eves. IR-7994. PAUL L, McCORD CO. 2348-50 N. llinois—Double 7-rooms-a-side modern with garage. . MA-9821, | Edw. Dillehay. Six roo yoianas o ; 5 blocks from Schoo Shortridge. Zolirely Co kitchen cabinets. Vacan js fare Allison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors, RI-28/ tra lot; $3,500 for quick sale; $500 ¢ 1326 Linden St. Call Mr. Burtt, | 5601 Guilford Ave. Bu only $4250. Has arranged tooms aS,

WE CAN OFFER YOU large closets, complete kitchen cabinets, $3, 888 10% CASH—$24.59 MONTHLY walks, sewer, water, gas and electricity, OPEN EVENINGS-—6 to 9 é Several good 5-room bungalows. 1300 blk. ly paymts. on ‘lease option” plan. Two 5-room bungalows; 1300 blk. MAAS, edroom, toilet and lavatory down; only. | C. G. Dippel Realty. GA-4833 J-Bedroom frame in A-1 condition. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co, 1 Co, 128 N. Del, : rooms, uile bath with shower, full bases Where can you beat this? 4-Bedroom mod.; full basement; tures, paper, etc. Only $650 down. Stop! Look ‘it over today! i MA-6418 AVS, On. and orated and painted WA-5670, Mr. Miller Two a: baths; 2-car garage; Hall-Hottel €a. - LI. 254) floors; tile id Targe CS ar Hore

Ts. | Allison Realty | Con re Miyer RI

Semi-modern, 5-room cottage, will for $18.00; Hanson St, near New Yor St. Call E. R. Wichser,

Hall- Hottel €a.- LI. 254)

-| FOR SALE or lease, beautiful h Penn ivapla near 40th. Phone H 3501,

Real Estate invariant 28 DUPLEX—North Side 1D a

Real Estate Wanted |

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