Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1941 — Page 4

Safeguard Persdnal Arms «And Machinery Used in 2 Business.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 (U. P). =House-Senate conferees: on the ‘Administration’s ~ “draft property” bill have reached an agreement after ~ Jriting in safeguards against the * seizure of personal firearms or machinery in actual use in connection : with the operation of a business. The bill empowers the President, during the current national emergency but not after June 30, 1943, to requisition military or naval equipment, supplies, munitions, machinefy, tools, or materials necesgary for their manufacture, servicing or operation. Such property could be taken on the President’s determination that it is immediately needed for the defense of the United. States amd other means of obtaining it have been exhausted. The President would determine ,the amount of compensation and if the owner felt it was not satisfactory he could accept 50 per cent and gue in the courts for whatever he

considered just.

Kindness: Pays ‘|p

The kindness of Helen Morgan who invited four girls to dinner and theater during appearance on

‘a. Chicago stage several years ago,

prompted one of them, Kathleen

Murtaugh, above, to volunteer for a Wood transfusion, when she .| 1 learned’ of the torch singer's:

critical illness in a Chicago ‘Hos-

pital. Doctors report that Miss |fo Morgan raliled after the trang

fusion.

Asked for New: Meglical | Buildings Here.

Plans have been started for construction of three new buildings at the | Indiana University Medical Center at a cost of about $3,000,00 University trustees reported today.

tration as a national defense’ “hospitalization project. The application has been approved by the Indiana PWA office and the Qltlcago district office, rustees said they were : awaits ing final approval of the project from Washington before proceeding. Plans call for construction of a new addition to the Medical School, ddition to the clinical division il a new building to expand training | facilities for nurses and for housing of nurses and internes.-

MsTHODIST BISHOP DIES J ANTA,; Ga., Sept. 256 (U. P.).— Bis 6p Warren Akin Candler of the er Methodist Episcopal Church, Sou h,. ‘a ‘famed Southern churchman,’ died at his home today at He was 84.

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Application for funds has been| made to the Public Works AdminiS-

Soi Alumni Hold Reunion

FORMER STUDENTS of the old Boxley High School will hold their | * annual “reunion ‘in: the school building at Boxleytown in Adams ‘Township, Hamilton County, ‘Sunday with a basket dinner on the school grounds. Feature of the program will be an address by Dr. Frederick Hirshman of Los Angeles, Cal, an alumnus who has traveled vigely and studied abroad. = : There is ‘no longer a high school ‘at Boxleytown, but the elementary grades are still taught ~there. . The old. high school has been merged with the Sheridan’ schools. But Boxleytown alumni still retain the school traditions at their reunions.

HOOSIER SOLDIER DROWNS IN ILLINOIS

HAVANA, Ill, Sept. 256 (U. P.) — The body of Pvt. Arnold R. Akester, 24, drowned yesterday in the Illinois River near an Army rest camp here, was returned to his home at Washington, Ind., today. Pvt. Akester, Sergt. G. Lindberg

“ land Pvt. James Davidson, all three

from Chanute Field at Rantoul, were in a rowboat which was overturned by the backwash from a tug.

‘Sergt. Lindberg and Pvt. Davidson

clung to the boat and paddled ashore, *

THE. INDIAN APOLIS TIMES |

{HAIL RUSS 0. K.| OF 8-POINT PLAN :

“Question Mark’. Committed|

~ Ar London War Aim Conference.

LONDON, Sept. 25 (U. P).— British sources hailed Russia’s adherence to the eight point- peace aims - declaration of Roosevelt and Prime M Winston Churchill | 35 the greatest accomplishment yesterday's Inter-Allied hil) They said that by approving the declaration, and with it respect for the rights of small. nations, the “world’s biggest question ma stood committed. .

As the result of their conference, || the Allied powers had a blue-print |§

for revamping, feeding and clothing

Europe after the war. They still lacked a clear plan—one clear enough for occupied countries to see—for winning the war and the right to establish their own new world on the ruins of Adolf Hitler's “new order.” The question of winning the war, it was suggested, would more likely be within the scope of the United States-British missions in: their conferences at Moscow with Russian

leaders.

President ||

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So Priscilla Lane of Hiovie fame, author James Hilton and drummer king Gene Krupa will form the guest line leading into tonight's “Mugic Hall’’ on WIRE at 8 o'clock. The wélcome mat will be spread out for the- guests by the hall ~regu-

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che, Jerry Lester, .Ken Carpenter, the Music Maids. Connie Boswell and John Scott Trotter and his

Miss Lane probably best known for his novels “Lost Horizon” and “Goodby Mr. Chips,” has been collaborating on movie scripts. ‘Gene Krupa, the torrid “skin beater,” makes one of his rare appearances without his band. He will pack his own drums along, nevertheless, to do a guest solo in one of his own rhythm riots.

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SERBS FIGHT UPRISING

BERLIN, Sept. 25 (U. P.)—The official DNB news agency reported from Belgrade today that Serb Army units defeated ‘“a group of | Communist bandits” in a battle that raged for many hours about 15 miles from Kalja, near the village of Beljina. (The newspaper Magyar Nemzets reported at Budapest that 12,000 Serbs of the Chetnik revolutionary

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