Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1941 — Page 4

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. (U. p),| IT WASNT professional sabo—The War Department today asked| teurs who disrupted Big Four the public not to write to it or tele-| Railroad communication lines on minor matters not per-| yore jast week. It was four 16- [Oro Side. to the national defense. A youth grabbed a purse from In a press memorandum the De-| vear-old youths who were having | nrg Evelyn Mass. staying at Methpartment oe a i rifle practice. ois Hospital, as oe walked in services e Philipp . st, 100 ‘eonHawaii report that they are over- They practiced for a while near |, ined $45. whelmed with requests to get mes-| the Big Four Railroad's Haw- | 1, n capital Ave, 800 block, a ages through to civilian and mili-| thorne yards. Then their .22 [youth answering the same deserippersonnel. It said that It re-l1 ge pullets cleaved long-distance |tion snatched a pocketbook contain-

Phat It E> is impossible at this ing $7 gre le tl unica- communications cables. Be $7 from Mary Bach, 2246 Union

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NEW FIRE RISKS

Keach Tells Newcomers to Avoid Crowded Houses: Check Conditions.

Strangers coming to work in Indianapolis should beware of overcrowded multi-family dwellings} conve into cheap hotels and] . ; “flop houses,” Safety Board Presi- | tons. dent Leroy J. Keach warned today: : Crowded housing conditions which have resulted from the @&efense!

She ‘hag just left work at the|} |. Ww Te TOPE, It took railroad communications | Kahn Tailoring Co. § : Pay as little as

The Department said that it receives a tremendous volume of cor-| Men an hour to repair the dam-

respondence daily concerning non-| 8ge which interrupted calls beboom, he said, have increased the ’ 4 defense matters. tween Indianapolis and four cities | WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 (U. P)— A Oral hearings on the petition of the

risk of fires. The City Building 80Y CYCLIST KILLED BOY CYCLIST KILLED on the Big Four route. The re- | _.;;n's railroads for authority to

Commission is investigating dwell- a ings illegally remodeled into multis] - SOUTH BEND, Dec. 16 (U. P).—| pairs cost $60. increase most freight rates and pasfamily quarters, but some have es- Louis Darabos, 12-year-old South] In Juvenile Court yesterday, |senger fares 10 per cent will open caped detection, he said. Bend youth, was killed instantly yes-| Judge Wilfred Bradshaw ordered [in Chicago Jan. 5, the Interstate HS ach Sl Se ie Lig terday when he drove his bicycle in-| the boys to pay for the damage— Commerce Commission announced Com 0 semi-trailer true i ay. the Chamber of Commerce yester- » ue Tat oe = hy ’ day that industrial buildings have been converted into “fire-trap”

dwelli . iy Plan ‘and Building commis. MP. and Mrs. J. I. Spencer sions. . Families Double Up Sel Wedding nniversary.

“Families are doubling up because wh higher rent,” he said, “and a number of large houses which| Gifts for Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Boys’ Sizes 2 to 8 Boys’ Sizes 8 to A Se. Tg Satully Ss Spencer, 2742 N. Chester Ave, in 1 Polo Shirt 1 Jacket ........ apartments without permits,” he; 1onor of their 50th wedding anni- 1 Jura FEMA. 1 Pants teens 100 said. versary began arriving early today j 1 Union Suit ........ 1 Polo Shirt ......... Chief Bernard A. Lynch, Fire --SOme early enough to be used 1 Pair Gloves seca 1 Union Suit ......c0 ha

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for the majority of alarms answered - by the Department. a Nig BE : ry R. D. McDaniel, Chamber ¢om-| gnencer lived at Louisville until mittee chairman, announced that they came here 27 years ago booklets outlining precautions A family party was heid ‘Sunagainst industrial plant fires are be- day in which their two sons and ing distributed to plant fire mar-| three daughters participated. The shals. guests were Mrs. Leona Bates and .

" Taylor Spencer, Indianapolis, and MWHIRTER GOES TO io, wih Eure i inte OTH NAVAL DISTRICT| si of Louisvile. wi Commander F. M. McWhirter, U. "— "

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Third Naval Reserve Area since| shops of the Big Four Railroad. November, 1940, has been transferred me

ters at Great Lakes, 10/30 OFFER BLOOD AS He will serve on the staff of Rear : CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Admiral John Downes, U. 8S. N. commandant. Thirty representatives of the Na-

Lieut. L. F. Brozo, U. S. N. R,, executive officer of the U. S. Naval tional Life & Accident Insurance Co.

Training ‘Schéol, Naval Armory, will last night volunteered to donate a succeed McWhirter here pint of blood each as Christmas

gifts to soldiers and saflors in the ; “A % war zone. §

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