Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1941 — Page 8

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You're in the Navy—

SPEAKERS’ UNIT

“Engineer Dies in Wreck

ORGANIZED HERE

Junior C. of C. to Tell of Work; Local Marine Ends Basic Course.

_ The Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce has “joined the Navy.”

«= In co-operation with the Navy| Public Relations ‘Department; the|

Junior Chamber has formed a civilian - speakers’ bureau to help

further the work.-of the Navy inf

"public relations. Joseph W. Barr is chairman of the group which formed the bureau. Serving with. him are Evan B. Walker, Charles Mendenhall and Ensign John R. Barnett, USNR, public relations officer: for the Indiana area.

Films Available

Speakers will be available without| oe

cost to any organization interested * in learning of the activities of the Navy. Motion pictures also are available. : Junior Chamber members who will be speakers are Mr. Walker, Mr. Mendenhall, Harold Bredell, Francis Hughes, Jack Reich, William Stout, Elmon Williams, William Shepard, Virgil Martin, George

- Smith, J. Russell Townsend, Carl|"

Berliners Dine and Dance Behind Blackout Curtains

Dortch, Burch Dunley and Sam Brafford. ® 2 ”

Ends Basic Training Times Shecial SAN DIEGO, Cal., Sept. 18.—Pvt. William E. Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. . : Walter Cox, 827 : |S. West St, InZ

ego and has been transferred to a regular Marine unit. Pvt. Cox, who enlisted June 12, is a mechanic Pvt. Cox and photographer and expects to follow one of these lines as a specialty in the service. He worked - &8 a race car mechanic several years in Indianapolis and formerly was a clerk in the shipping department of Kingan & Co.

3 Draftees Assigned

Assignments of three newly inducted Indianapolis selectees were announced by Capt. C. S. Miller, Ft. Harrison public relations officer. Howard M. Rader, 439 N. State St., and Samuel F. Johnson, 3415 N. Colorado St., have been transferred from the Ft. Harrison reception center to Sheppard Field, Wichita Falls Tex. Frank R. Myers, 430 Massachusetts Ave., has been sent to El-

By JEAN GRAFFIS Times Special Writer BERLIN, Sept. 18.—There’s no such thing as a Great White Way here any more, but there are plenty of double-curtain, blacked-out doorways through which fumbling feet can step into a realm of food, drink, music, lights and laughter. Any tempo is available, from super-effete restaurants featuring atmosphere, service and high prices to catch-as-catch-can cafes sporting one instrumentalist, a miniature bar and thrice the number of revelers that there is room for. War with Stalin hasn’t diminished the importance of Russian eafes in Berlin’s - nightlife. Am Zoo on Kurfuerstendamm, Tary-Bary and Don on Nuernbergerstrasse, and several ‘others in the west end do amazing business. Service is ‘slow and prices stiff. It's customary to: buy the orchestra (from three, to five pieces) a drink if you stay all evening; two drinks if special numbers are requested. Germans ‘are partial in lesser degree to Italian atmosphere. Roma and Taverne are both well patronized, though music is limited to a single pianist at each place. Roma atmosphere is sleek, smooth, dignified, - comfortdble. = Taverne, newsmen’s rendezvous, is ‘noisier and more cosmopolitan. :

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Just a mile from its station, this Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive, inbound to Chicago from Valparaiso, Ind., turned over after derailment. The engineer was killed, the fireman seriously injured. :

clubs with the French label. In a few exclusive places, native Frenchmen have begun to appear as waiters. But they are outnumbered by Italians, many of whom are fugitives from jobs or establishments of their own in England, France and even America. The Jockey Bar has-a jazz band, American style of about eight years ago. Band, food and drink for an evening, however, are expensive, At none of the better-regarded |. places does anyone-bat an eye when a bill of 150 marks is presented for cocktails, dinner, wine, ‘liqueur for four persons. That makes $60 at the standard exchange. Numerous are the variety houses, headed by Wintergarten, Scala and Kabarett der Komiker. And there are plenty of cabarets with plentiful cheesecake talent. Dance bars are rendezvous for the lonely hearts. Some of these places outdo Broadway’s famed public ballrooms. Others are dingy, smokish, garish. But all are orderly, Thousands of Berliners have the opera habit. Other thousands trek nightly to the playhouses, where light comedy and bedroom. farces are popular. Shakespeare and G. B. Shaw received good billing and were good bezomice at various times last winter. .

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-|share the speakers’ spotlight with

| General Walter Myers and others.

.| men’s golf tournament and women’s

Rally of Democrats Will Draw Party Leaders to French Lick.

Times Special - FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind. Sept. 18.—A record crowd of 1100 party leaders was predicted by officials today as they prepared for the opening of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association rally here: tomMOITow. A Kentucky delegation which will accompany Governor Keen Johnson to the session, boosted advance

reservations over the original estimates. Governor Johnson will

Postmaster General Frank C. Walker at the convention banquet Saturday night. Several postmasters from both Indiana and Kentucky also are expected to attend.

Air 1942 Issues

With leaders from all sections, State officials and a big Washington delegation on hand, a thorough airing of the 1942 campaign issues and possible candidates is anticiated. Prospective candidates will pe on hand to test their strength, and likely issues will be one of the subjects at a State Committee meeting Saturday morning. Heading the Washington group will be Senator Frederick VanNuys and Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt, Wayne Coy of the OPM, Fourth Assistant Postmaster

Former Governor M. Clifford Townsend and Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard have been invited. Federal Circuit Judge Sherman Minton also will attend.

Program Announced

A full program has been arranged for the twc-day session, with a

putting contest starting activities tomorrow. Special entertainment and awarding of trophies is sched-

dancing in. the lobby. A State Committee meeting has been called for Saturday morning by Chairman Fred F. Bays. : The editors will hold their business , session Saturday afternoon, and a “tournament of progress” will be held for the women at the same time, At 4 p. m., a reception ‘will ‘be held for Mr. Walker, Governor Henry F. Schricker and. Governor Johnson ‘and other distinguished guests, with the banquet scheduled for 7:30 p. m.

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