Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1941 — Page 11
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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Morgan Says Ruling On | BASEMENT STORE
. TUESDAY, AUG. 19, 1941
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GETS STORY ON SELF J { J : FINDLAY, O. (U. er —rarert WOMEN S GROUP Rosencrans, reporter for a daily { newspaper, made his usual call on | the local draft board. Yes, he was | informed, one man -will be sent to |
the Army. Yes, he was further in-
formed, the selecetee’s name is Robert Rosencrans.
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County Unit Organization Topic of Meeting to Be Held Monday.
The women's division of the In-| diana Committee for National Defense will meet at 2 p. m,, Monday, | at the World War Memorial to dis-| the establishment of county, units throughout the state. “The Indiana Committee for National Defense,” said Mrs. Felix Vonnegut, chairman of the division, “is a voluntary citizens’ committee formed for the purpose of doing all within its power to make the pub-|
‘eo > > i lic conscious of the real and imme- |
diate danger to America in the in-| ternational situation. We urge that] every ounce of our strength be mustered for American defense now. \
Milk Will Have to [® Be Appealed. NO TI wn
Superior Judge Russell Ryan has ruled that the City Health Board's method of collecting fees for milk inspection is illegal. He issued a temporary injunction, restraining the City Health Board from collecting 1 cent per hundred- { weight from milk producers to pay the inspection costs. Following the ruling Dr. Herman Morgan, Health Board secretary, said that his department would have to appeal for a special appro{priation to pay the inspection costs. | The ruling was made on a suit [brought by six milk producers who | declared the collection system was (illegal. | ‘The collection is called the “check-off” system whereby distribu- | tors withhold 1 cent per hundred- | weight from every producer and {turn the proceeds over to the City.
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The former Dorothy Perry, right, of Cleveland, followed her fiance, Homer Boyd, Slipper Rock, Pa, draftee, from post to post and caught up with him at Denver. Bovd couldn't get away until a sergeant heard of the impasse. He handed Boyd a three-day pass and it's Mr. and Mrs. Boyd now.
‘If We Meet Challenge—' “Indifference, misunderstanding, | and confusion must be overcome if we are to meet the challenge of Naziism. We are confronted with total warfare, organized and administered under unified command. The heart of Nazi strategy is to disperse) {the will of the opponent, to render them — have them exam- it diffuse and feeble. Democracy | jmust find and give public expres-!| sion to a unified will to live and democracy must do this before it is too late! | “No group in the entire nation is more important in the building of this ‘will to live in freedom’ than women. Therefore, we call on iil Hoosier women to attend this| meeting here next Monday,” Mrs. Vennegut stated. Kenneth G. Ogle, chairman of the Indiana Committee for National De- | fence, conferred with local leaders vesterdav regarding the state-wide program in Logansport and Peru. * Others to take part in the meet- | ing will be Mrs. Olive Beldon Lewis, | chairman of the speakers bureau, | and Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston and | Mrs. Grace Banta Reynolds of Cam- | bridge City. t
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The involuntary way that your eyes squint in the bright sunlight means they are strained and continued strain of this sort may seriously weaken them. Guard
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Ee : —— ————— Little F oX Says: JAPAN MOVING 10 Judge Ryan cited a new 1941 law which prohibited the check-off sys-
in collecting milk inspection
Yah! Also Ha Ha! tem | TOTAL WAR FOOTING said, however, that the City
ATIANTA: Qa ansaid, p), has the right to collect license fees ul ietvy | TOKYO, Aug. 19 (U. Py). Sg : De a The Alanta Humane Society sAVAT 3 . P The; other ways but not by the checkgloated today over a fox that out- |8overnment announced today that of system. smarted the Peach State Beagle |cffective Sept. 1 it will issue alll The check-off system of collec-| Club and all its beagles. {inclusive ration cards replacing the|tions was provided in a new City 11 : : = hi EY - Especially imported to provide a |2¢ cards now necessary to obtain ordinance which became effective] - ’r 9 :
: : " {last month. smashing climax to the club's first | Vital commodities. | Judge .Rvan refused to grant an| Ri \ The Coat Th { specialty show, the fox first dove The newspaper Kokumin said the injunction in the second complaint | \ oy y : te oa a SE into a lake, and leered trium- eM bs plating 5 new ih Me Prodless Sui Wich asked | 3 SE / : TT LOOKNS. WEARS and | phantly at the dogs and beaglers I ge. TAS lalaiNy WIRY DIOVISIONS of lhe grdinaiice sys ArT SR ; x FN ©@ Fil K : ’ hove 3 | power office”—whose director will be ing City inspectors the right to FEELS Like Fur! on shore. {virtual vice premier “with com- order cows destroyed
ined today.
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: be declared Fished out by beaglers in speed- |manding power over other adminis- | illegal. | boats, the fox was released again, | trative ministeries.” | “I don't think there is any dan- | | and made off through the woods boi abt and navy finieaeies it/ger of City inspectors taking ad-|M: i . cat was . were s 9 0- | VE . 3" 3 “ 3 while Georgia's best dogs howled | S e upport ng the pro | vantage of producers in ordering . |posal, part of the program to place/cows eliminated from herds,” Judge! and panted and missed the trail. | the nation on a total war footing. Ryan said
The humane society had threat-
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