Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1941 — Page 4

rmans Inerease Pressure! n Crimea and Moscow; | . Reds Lose Kharkov. (Continued from Page One) Were inficited in the labt Week. The| Germans were admitted to be ad-| | ‘Sevastopol, the great. Russian

lack Sea naval base. . Soviet ware hips were reported aiding Crimea’s ense,

Berlin sald that Nazi forces are| Streaming south across the flat of northern Crimea, having lly crushed the defense lines on ‘narrow Perekop Isthmus. ; * Kharkov Loss Admitted . The Soviet-High Command admitted the evacuation of Kharkov

s (U. P.).|President of the United States in Elbert D.-‘Thomas (D.|1917 did not speak for the Ameris can e.” AN Indications of the likelihood of

cting | Senator Lister Hill (D, Ala.), how= g|ever, claimed 55 votes for the Ad-. -

the Senate has , and Mg. Hills’ ! claims add up

Senator Robert A. Taft (R. 0), an opposition leader, said he was making no claims, but that if the , | Senators voted their “present inRecalls. 1917 Filibuster clinations I think we' should get

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enj to consent toland the other by Senator Robert ; all danger of a|M. La Follette (Prog. Wis.), : breach with the United States.” ‘| “The war party has turned its “When a foreign government at-|back on attempts to solve our real tempting to answer criticism from |probl by turning to mad ads this Government finds itself faced {vent 3000 miles away,” Mr. La . . : n ! ! with the fact that one of the co-|Follette said. “Hanging Hitler will ity Miss Josephine Strode = : : : : : not solve the problems that created * , : % ) : WN 5 : A , . : sur- { . oe TT i f He | dent—that is the evil,” Mr. Nye said that from the West me idpicow. radio claimed tnat| [INIA ACER | Charles Goins | on 4 Dae dh it. of dignity. | nel 18 SVE CES os ; 30OW- : that iN nN f his i } B | A at was 0 ty. |the e fhe Soviet Air Poros fo ors. UNION OPPOSED . ar es 20/015 s other he|Tt was that which encouraged the|ed States will be in the war bee Roadeo’ Winner

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raid on Berlin. However, Nazi German Government to believe the fore Great Britain is in the war.”

EESTI IEE BY MISS STRODE] = SE a Yns Bu nl Sd ot AN INDIANAPOLIS ‘truck drivand correspondents in the city said | v Le el OHS iru tes : . New York's Madison Square Gar- ; bby Needed to| den in the finals of the American get. m Bertin by Soviet bombs, Strong Lo y pe a Trucking . Association’s annual Improve Service, Says | imoadeor.

Professor. . Charles Goins, ‘who drives for: ! bottom of * . Trucking, Inc, Indianapolis, won fu. the straight sides,

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A ego in mrs chin 5, PA 5,10 en, poli for nine hours, and blast-|nation-wide and for the sole DUF-| won first prize in the state comng four small towns In southerninose’' of self-improvement of mem-| petition here ‘Oct.’ 4, ‘sponsored 8,1 he by the Indiana Motor Trafic Association, bony He is married and has three children. "His home is at 1348

In in Shat an Widens np rset diana State Conference on Social : dei but official denials| Work, now in its 81st annual session ete issued that any German planes|at the Claypool ‘Hotel, is chairman over the area during the night.| of the ways and means committee of the National Committee for the Or-

rs of the possible resigna-| g. ization of Social Work Clubs. of Lord Beayerbrook from the " tion was formed two

t of Prime Minister Winston | were linked ; roports|tye Indians Federation of Social t he has been urgemtly backing|york Clubs, Miss Strode is to adposal for sending a British EX-|4,0ss the state organization and tionary Force to ald Russia,igiress her opposition to the forma-

bly on the southern front.|jion of a union instead of the fedsuggested that the rumars{eration, \’

t be a form of pressure by : verbrook to attempt to force ac-| = “Strong Lobby Not Needed’ from the Churchill Govern-| another organization within the t, which is said still to oppose| conference 18 to .have a meeting such enterprise. Saturday to organize proponents for ‘the union instead of the looser

" Marks 25 Years | “Mix Stwode sid thst dr social

Ll i : . workers form the fadefution, re signed primarily: so tk @ - _. In Phone Service vital Tiembers $24. organisations # 3 : can e! one another; then LEAVENS H. CADY, division |the result will be s raising of the tigi for the Indiana Sandan, of the profession. re bh he 1 e_"0o0., .. today ob- the, Jederauion would not | & served Slephone annivérsary of his |the nature of a-lobby, but ‘a strong El ; EN lobby will not be needed if we equip telephone career ‘and was given [ourselves to ‘give & standard 8 gold emblem. .. -..... ° of service to clients,” she said, He began work in June, 1016, | Session Tonight : oy the Southern Telephone CO, General - onig of Indiana at Evansville, Except | She advocated, also, that colleges

£ © for serving in the U. 8. Navy dur- |and universities expand their

ing the war, his life has been courses in social work where they spent in telephone work. He [have them, and start them where lives at 3569 Central Ave. they don't.. She urged that schools : big enough to do it establish exten“1sion courses in this study. i The first general sessign of the conference will be tonight in the Claypool Riley Room with Fred K. Hoehler, of the national conference, as the speaker. The second general session, in the Riley Room tomorrow night, will have Clarence A.

Hiatt St. He has worked for Trucking, Inc. two years.

The “Roadeo” was introduced four years ago by the Association to.. encourage -improvement among truck drivers. Previous eliminations have’ been held in Louisville, Ky., Detroit, Chicago and Los Angeles, Cal. . .

CLOTHES RATIONING

BRINGS CRIME WAVE

LONDON, Oct. 30~The rationing of clothing has brought a new small crime wave to London. Scotland Yard is busy looking for a gang operating in West End clubs and restaurants.

The latest outbreak of crime turns on the difficulty of buying clothes without coupons. A small gang, apparently familiar with the habits of London's well-to-do, have been picking up men’s overcoats in club corridors and in restaurants where there is no coatroom attendant. Owing to ‘bomb damages ‘many clubs have doubled up. Consequently, a doorman seeing a stranger enter may assu®e that he is a member of a visiting club. When the doorman’s back is turned the

stranger walks out with the over-

coat of at least one of the members. The result is that many cold clubmen are walking the streets of London trying to spot their former coats and - many detectives are watching the second-hand market. |

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