Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1941 — Page 7

ing his 111 mother, caught a [the plane st Olncinnati TWA stratoliner out of Los Angeles | Capitol. at 6 p. m. Sunday. At Indianapolis

he transferred to an American Air-

nar || OSES RACE TO CAST WAR VOTE IN HOUSE

LORING TO ADDRESS WARREN G. 0. P. CLUB

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AWARE OF

AT SITKA'S BASE

Fire Sunday Night Was Third of Series, All of Mysterious Origin, Which Threatened Part Of Military Establishment.

By ROBERT J. CASEY Coprright, 1841, by The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Daily News, Ine.

SITKA, Alaska, Dec. 9.—The war, any Alaskan will tell you, started not Sunday morning in the Hawaiian Islands but Saturday night at Sitka. And the Alaskans will give you evidence that the first shot was really touched off a couple of months ago—and they'll make out a convincing

case,

: ain. teer firemen from the town A drill barge burned Sun-| (oo 4 coross on the ferry. Evday night.

In the channel erybody seems to have realized that between the town and the mises Vas danger Sk 8 Hast naval base it looked like a but, Bocas ol the Separation 5 Sona expect around a busy oon. DIEHL detonate it, the” danger apSem that jt cotistituted men. [te undisturbed, might be exace to navigation it didn't seem to hot but harmless blaze.

worth much | Then. for . i . no reason that anya on oF he | body has so far assigned, the caps aHy by de art. | vent up . . . So did the dynamite. yr p PAT" 80 did that end of the island. L ment. So, If you! Three men were reported to have gave the matterpeen killed in the fire and blast any thought at| 22 to have been injured. Noall you mightibody volunteered to say officially have wondered at|that there had been sabotage. No- * the tone of dis-|body was alive who might have pasches which [been & competent witness as to told about it. . . . Authorities feared| They got some plate glass up terrific damage |from Seattle to replace the panes . . . the military|knocked out in the town, diverted base was thought|Some of the construction crew from to be In danger . . . and—signifi- (hard rock work to repairing the cantly—the populace of Sitka had Samp, built two more shacks and 4 got another shipment of dynamite been warned to leave the town. land caps. Within tl xs of You heard that over your radio on oe ry ri a tl and maybe you wondered—now why otLér one Xp We on" should a fire on a drill barge in . & wide channel cause the evacua- Fire Starts in Same Place | tion of a town—particularly when| The fire started in the same place | the inhabitants, old and young and/and pursued the same course. An well and ill, had no place to run/Army captain due for retirement except the snow-filled crevices of the following day led the detail the mountains that rise abruptly that went to put out the blaze in where the pavement ends—? the 4 Sy A shed. His wife arriv rom ttle in Juneau just Third of a Series ; in time to meet his body. Two solWell, through the well-meant diers also were Re The number Rush hush shat has done nothing of injured was never accurately reo keep such people as our little ported, because by that time official brown brothers from knowing what trie was going well, but it Protas I ANShe, JU DAY ot hs oF 4,10, Have approximated the » 3 9 S e [rst ana, a hint of the reason. Sunday night's! you get the general impression Ba, Auyiiing hew v3 Sitka hat Sitka Ras Bot ihelined Yo, ina series, all mys- imize nday n 's re, terious, all big enough to threaten | There's no pho of et, that the destruction of a large and im- | this spectacular business was an portant part of the establishment. act of an undeclared war presently anes me Se News SE Bt gt ts Cp 18 0 ut you know tha his base over established channels to the belonged to some private individual United States has been significant- instead of a government he'd be “ Sitka Base one violates no mili Ravine aD Le i= ROW se, Ss -| . ce on tary secret in announcing, has been constructed by blowing the tops off a series of small rocky islands in the channel and linking them together, For this job large quanti-

Mr. Casey

pected to burn out in a terrifically

whether or not it was an accident. |,

Deputy Secretary of State Robert H. Loring will speak at a meeting of the Warren Township Republican Club at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Curry, 6787 E. 10th St. Officers will be elected and Miss

| WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 (U. P).— Rep. John M. Costello (D. Cal) by Miss Ruby Lohman, Mrs. Ray raced from Los Angeles to WashingStrong, Mrs. William L. Hurt, Mrs.{ton by plane yesterday but arrived

O. 8. Manlove, Mrs. Florine Back. a few minutes after the war vote was taken.

and Mrs. Essie Perry, refreshments, Rep. Costello, who had been visit-

Betty Jane Hurt will give readings.

lines plane, which arrived in Washington at 1:25 p. m, five minutes ahead of schedule. A police escort, sirens screaming, raced Mr. Costello and Reps. Joseph

A. McArdel (D. Pa.) and Beverly M. Vincent (D. Ky.) who caught

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