Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1941 — Page 5

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LOCAL YOUTH JOINS FRATERNITY IN BAST “Times Special ; CLINTON, N. Y,, Oct. 10.—William Robert Higgins Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Robert Higgins, Woods stock ‘Dr, Indianapolis, has been pledged to Psi Upsilon Fraternity ab Hamilton College. ol

AUTO VICTIM DIES

PT: WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 10 (U, P.)~—Perdinand Ruff, 62, Ft. Wayne, died last night of injuries received Tuesday when he walked from be-

2) 5 : . y iy ‘Ceremonies bishop” of Indianapolis, and the Catholic. clergy of the City, will be guests at the banquet Sunday.

Monday evening ' a ‘class of 15 candidates will be initiated into the

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Jac the State Howse * |STOKELY AWARDED” |K' of C, Arranges Columbus | ONE-TAC AUTOS | ARM contracts T° "or © ng oo us

LIKELY IN 1 943 versary of Christopher Columbus’ tormey general. of Indians, will ba

n s name-|the toastmaster. Grand Knight EdSi Ny emea, ‘of wily J.- Dowd ' will preside,” and Columbus, will celebrate this date in| Wiliam H. Bradley Even That Would Serve for Several Years if OPM Jdeas Prevail.

FIR SAYS REDS BACKED STRIKE | s

\ Sabotage, He Writes.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 (U. P).|

amounting to $1,428,696.31. Contracts are for the purchase of soluble coffee, sugar tablets, steel can keys, candy and type C field ration. Indiana—Stokely Brothers Co. Indianapolis, canned meat and vegetable stew, $24,835.20: also for chili con carne, $14,345.91; Kenrick

singing. Wil lead the degree of the ord ; ; e er. District Indianapolis with a three-day ob-| Ceremonies will begin tomorrow ty Jolin T. Rocap will be in servance beginning tomorrow. morning when Mr. Dowd lays a me- y : x The main feature will be a ban-|morial wreath at the foot of Colum-| quet at 6:30 p. m. Sunday, at which|bus’ statue on the West lawn of Prof, Clarence E. Manion, dean -of [the Statehouse. Sunday at 12:45, the law school ge Notre. Dame Uni-{Chancellor Edward Fillenwarth versity, the. :

9 Mant of the North American AviaMon Corp. last June was “inspired

Er ates.” In an article in the current issue of Collier's magazine the President discussed the sit-down strikes of 1937 and the strikes in defense ants last spring. - ; After expressing pride in the fact t until June, 1941, he never had cflled out the militia or the troops a labor dispute, the President te: f“As of the date of this note, in y, 1941, the single exception I have ‘made in all my public service in June of 1941, when I directed te Army to take over the struck nt of the North American Aviation Corp,, which was engaged in king airplanes for the defense of United States. This was a vital t in our armament program ch, in the interest of our na-' tinal existence, could not be perfitted to stand idle.

Mrs. Neoma Robertson smiles from her Kansas City hospital bed after doctors said she was in no danger of death from mushroom poisoning. At first, when she was taken suddenly ill, it was believed she had eaten “Death Angel” mushrooms for her last Sunday dinner.

2 PUT TO DEATH IN BOHEMIA-MORAVIA

By UNITED PRESS The official German news agency

reported today that 26 more per-

[sons had heen executed and that

ent of labor, but the defeat and overthrow of the

Or! erican strike tied production | on millions of dol‘worth of| combat: planes for Gleat Britain and the United States.

PIKES JAP CLAIM ON CHINESE | CONCESSION

; ITED PRESS & A Japanese report said today that oh esident Roosevelt’s ial emissary to China, had concluded an agreerhent by which the It ted States would exploit immensely rich Chinese mining areas for 99 years in return for a $200,ne loan to the Chinese Governnt.

.wMr. Grady, reached in Manila, laughingly denied the Japanese ret. He said the United States had lghg standing contracts with the minese government for antimony, tungsten, and other vital raw matials and that the Chinese were Speeding up deliyeries which already e good. He had signed no new afreements with the Chinese re-

nine would be executed in BohemiaMoravia, from which Deputy Reich

conditionally: lifted the curfew because the Czechs were once more “peacefully pursuing their business and professions.” ; Fourteen persons were executed Wednesday in Praha and Brno and 12 yesterday for crimes ranging from preparation of high treason and illegal possession of weapons to sabotage. The nine condemned but not yet put to death were eight butchers ard one merchant who sold meat and grain in the underground market. : Meanwhile, the Free Dutch newspaper Vrij Nederland said in London that over 4000 Dutch men and women had been put in concentration camps in Holland by the Nazis, and the Moscow radio broadcast reports that disaffection was spreading in Italy because of food shortages.

2D BLAST VICTIM DIES TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Oct. 10 (U. P.).—James Thompson, 60, died in a hospital last night, the second victim of an explosion Wednesday at the U. S. Powder Co.'s Coalmont plant. George Gorby. 60, died the

garding minerals, he said.

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Protector Reinhard Heydrich had].

By EARL RICHERT When the Hoosier motorist goes

| |to his auto license branch ‘office a

year from now.to get his 1943 license plate, ‘he'll probably get only one plate—that for the back of his car. . The plate probably will be blank and white and of such.a construction that if can be used for several years. There is nothing definite about this yet, but such a plan has been suggested ky OPM officials. And Indiana has yet to disregard a suggestion made “in the interests o national defense” by Washington. Foo, the OPM holds the whiphand on such matters through its ‘control of steel priorities,

Governor Considers It

Lawrence Reeves, state purchasing agent, received complete details of the OPM’s plan to cut down on the use of steel in license plates

by issuing only one- plate per car and making that plate good for several years’ use at a meeting in Washington last week. Mr: Reeves passed the OPM proposal on to Governor Schricker, and the Governor today said that he was “mulling it over in his mind.” . No changes are to be made in the 1942 plates because the. manufacture of most of them are complete. Indiana’s plates next year will be gold and blue in honor of Notre Dame’s 100th anniversary, The OPM’s proposal for the '43 plates is that they be made of not heavier than 22 gauge steel and not lighter than 24 gauge and that a durable enamel be used so that the plates can be used for several yéars, Size May Be Cut

The “1943” is to be placed on a piece of ‘steel about two inches square which ‘can be removed from the tag at the end of the year so that a “1944” can be ‘inserted. It also hag been sugkested that no state slogans be used on the plates and that the size be cut down as much as possible, Mr. Reeves said that the OPM Was suggesting the use black

‘| and white paint. because other pig-

ments, espécinlly yellow, are needed in defense work. The purchasing agent estimated that if the permanent plates were put into effect, Indiana would use only 70 tons of steel a year for the “date inserts.” Approximately 700 tons of steel are now used’in the state annually for making license plates. iL Police officials are expected to “squawk” about only one plate bein on a car, but theyll

ing place prosedly us “have to put up with

for the duration,” Mr. Reeves said.

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Teachers Buy Bonds

tirement Furd, which now has about $24,000,000 invested in various types of governmental secur-

ities, ods subscribed to $2,000,000 worth of the new 2% per cent U. 8S.

Treasury bond series. ; More than $1,000,000 of the amount subscribed came from Arkansas and Detroit bonds which matured recently. The remainder |! was cash on hand. Of the $24,000,000 invested, virtually 35 per cent is in U. 8. Government: securities. The Fund already has purchased its limit of $50,000 in defense honds for. the current year and plans to purchase another $50,000 for next year, acTing to Robert Hougham, secre-

+ Approximately, 2200 retired teach- : ers are now receiving pensions,

year, from the Fund. 8 a» a8

In observance of Discovery Day Sunday, the State House will be closed Monday, Ray E.. Smith, secretary to Governor Schricker, announced today. Discovery Day is a legal holiday.

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Examinations will be given to 166 applicants for positions ag field examiners for the Board of Accounts at the State House on Oct. 18. Those who pass will be placed on

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 (U. P.).— The Japanese Government is ate tempting to save the “peace” talks with the United States from failure with new proposals for restoration of trade between the two countries. This was revealed in the midst of dispatches from Japan most unfavorable to bettering U. S.-Japa-nese relations—a charge by a Japanese Government spokesman that the United States has committed “an unfriendly act toward Japan” by participating 'in Far East conferences with (Great Britain. Despite that and continuation by the Japanese press of its antiAmerican campaign, it was assumed here that representatives of the Government of Premier Prince Konoye still were making every effort to bring U. S.Japanese negotiations to a more favorable phase. The proposals for resumption of trade are being studied by American officials.

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