Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1941 — Page 16

10 SERVICE MEN

Some Hosts Disa ppointed “When Expected Guests + Fail to Arrive. Despite some confusion: resulting from last-minute changes in sched- . ules and errors in transportation timing, about 1000 soldiers, sailors and marines stationed here ate their Thanksgiving dinners in In--disnapolis private homes. “The entertainment was arranged by - the Army, Navy and Marine Service Men’s Club and for most of the hundreds of Indianapolis hosts and soldiers the day was a success. However, some families and soldiers were disappointed when turkey dinners went cold waiting for an Army or Navy guest who was late or never got there, Look Ahead to Christmas

- Service Club officials explained that: 1. Faulty bus schedules resulted in the late arrival of some guests from Ft. Harrison. 2. Some service men who hadn't expected them got home leaves and didn’t have time to notify the Serv-

ice Club before departing. 3. Some of the service men didn’t know Indianapolis well and got confused on street car and bus locations and destinations. Otherwise everything went off smoothly and a good time was had by all. So good, in fact, that sponsors and turkey eaters alike now are looking forward to Christmas.

JUDGE BALTZELL RESTS

Methodist Hospital today reported

the condition of Federal Judge Rob-|°€

ert C. Baltzell as “good.” Judge Baltzell became ill yesterday in court and was taken to the hospital for observation. It was understood that the judge Wa | suffering from fatigue.

"I'll Wear Tails Next Time,'

By JACK DEVLIN "Times Special Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. ZL—If 29-year-old T. H. Leegstra ever has to steal a German plane again to es-

lcape from: the Nazis in Holland,

he'll make sure he’s wearing spiffy top=hat and tails when he lands in the “safety” of England. - It’s the only way I can’ think of to. let those British soldiers know you are not.an enemy to be shot at when you zoom down and step out of a plane with German markings

ared Leegstra when he arrived Share ae other day from England, a’s Pro d strategy is based on the experiénce he underwent when he escaped from. the airfield at Amsterdam in .a twomotored monoplane and came down in a meadow in Suffolk, England, an hour later.

down for a landing. Although the top hat wouldn't have done much

used one” a few moments later.

“As soon as the plane stopp rolling on the ground,” he said, fifty heavily armed soldiers came dashing up. A companion and ‘I jumped oqut of the plane with our hands up. The soldiers raised their

guns. ; “I can tell you it was the worst moment in my life waiting, waiting and hoping no-one would press a trigger. They surrounded us. One man put the muzzle of his rifle in the .back of my neck. The metal was terribly cold. “I had some credentials in my pockets but I was afraid to reach for them and I was afraid I would be shot if I couldn't convince them I was all right. I said: ‘We are Dutch.’ The soldier with the gun in my neck said: ‘You had better

“I was wearing overalls but I found myself wishing I was wearing a nice silk topper and tails so I would look even less like a possible enemy soldier.” At this point, Leegstra said, a captain arrived and examined pa-

on, the wings: and fuselage,” de-|

-He was “welcomed” to Suffiolk’ ‘by | a burst of machine-gun fire from a{. ground crew as the plane swungj

Flying Dutch Refugee Says

T. H, Leegstra -

pers identifying the aviator, a flight

instructor and fighter pilot in the

Dutch air force until he was cap-

tured when Holland was invaded. He escaped in the plane when sent up dy the Germans to make a local test flight. During his escape, he stayed in layers of clouds unseen by German or British pilots until he reached England in his unarmed ship. After he landed, however, three Hurricane: fighters arrived and circled overhead while Leegsira and his ‘companion were taken into custody. A week later, an investigation completed, Leegstra joined the Royal Air Force and served until his own Government ordered ‘him to this country for an assignment.

-AXIS SUBJECTS EXPELLED BAGHDAD, Nov. 21 (U. P.).— More than 50 Germans, the first group of Axis subjects expelled from Afghanistan, -arrived last night and

were transferred at once to a train:

waiting to take them to Turkey.

.{ forced | Kinslow, 1427 Madison Ave., to walk | away from the station.

[NEW HOLDUPS |

| Liquor Store “and Filling

Station -Robbed; Girls Purse Snatched.

Another outbreak of holdups and purse snatchings marred the Thanksgiving holiday in Indianapolis. The Old Trails Liquor Store, 2840

E. Washington St., was held up by a bandit who forced the bookkeep-

er, William PF. McCabe, of 2140 Col-| lege Ave, to hand over $132. 1 An attendant. ab the Wake-Up gi {filling station, 1526 Madison Ave., turned over $35 to an armed man]:

bandit = then

early attendant, Endrick

Ye the

As Janet Milborn, 21, ‘of 1937

| Valley Ave., was walking in the 1500]

block on N. Illinois St., ‘a man grabbed her purse, kicked her and then fled. The purse contained about $52.50 and a gold ring valued at $25. \ ? Three men are in jail today on charges of vagrancy following a slugging and robbery on Kentucky Ave. last night. Willis Calvert; ‘61, of Sheridan, told police three men got out of a taxi, hit him with a flashlight and took $20. ¢

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