Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1941 — Page 18

Semi Pros Help. U.S. Defense

CHICAGO, Dec. 23 (U. P.).—The of Commissioners of the National Semi-pro Baseball Congress will discuss complete co-ordi-hation of organized sandlot baseball ‘with civilian defense activities in its Roanuaty meeting here. y ont, Congress president, said all Congress teams Fin pay tournament entry fees in defense stamps during 1942, and the $7500 first prose in the 1942 national championship tournament will be! paid in defense bonds. The com missioners will decide whether tour- | nament admissions shall be paid | in defense stamps or cash.

Dumont said players will wear!

“health” emblems in 1942 as a! sign they are helping build up the nation’s physica! fitness.

board meeting will be Jan. |courses may be made at the local

COLLEGES TRAIN DEFENSE LABOR

Series of Courses at Tech Sponsored by Purdue And Rose Poly.

Two Indiana colleges are meeting the need for specialized education |of defense workers by establishing {branches near the homes of the com- | workers, so that they may supple{ment their training with scientific instruction. Purdue University and Rose Poly|echnical Institute are sponsoring a series of courses which begins at Technical High School Jan. 5. Applications for enrollment in the

defenses training offices in the Big

Held In Attacks

"18 to 21.

Four Building.

Bowling Scores mp

Leading bowlers in league com-

One such class, conducted by Purdue, “Chemistry of Powder and Explosives,” has placed 85 per cent of

David Steffey III, 18, student at Chicago Junior College is shown at a detective bureau where he was viewed by 50 women victims of rape attacks. Young Steffey is said to have confessed to at least

. petition last night were: 701 662

634 641

a8 chemistry, metallurgy, and several

its graduates in munitions work. Rose Polytechnical offers four courses, opening at the same time at Technical. They are: Elementary

30 attacks, The youth explained he lacked a “free will”

and advanced engineering drawing, machine design drawing and tool design drawing. Other courses offered by Purdue are: Mechanics,

END OF WAR NEAR,

SHIPS DAMAGED

British Say R. A. F. Dropped Bombs Near Gneisenau And Scharnhorst.

LONDON, Dec. 23 (U. P.).—The 26,00C-ton German battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau were damaged during a Royal Air Force raid on Brest Thursday, the Air Ministry said last night after examining photographs taken during the daylight attack. “Now it is quite certain that heavy, armor-piercing bombs fell between the starboard side of the Gneisenau and the side of the drydock, a distance of only 20 or 30 feet, and thus the effect of an explosion in a confined area was appreciable,” the Ministry said. Another bomb fell between the part side of the Scharnhorst and the side of the dock. “There is reason to believe that it was a certainty that a heavy bomb fell amidships and penetrated the Scharnhorst deck,” the Air Ministry said. “It is reasonable to suppose that the mechanism of the dock gates was damaged and that the ships cannot be removed until it is

CLAIM BIG NAT! |

Resolve

Observe New Years With Prayer for " Future—F..D. R. -

p WASHINGTON, Dec. 33 (U. ~The year 1942 calls for and the resolution of

ing peoples of the earth the hard-won liberties gained over many centuries.” Mr. Roosevelt asked the nation to observe New Year's Day “As a day of prayer, of asking forgiveness for our shortcomings of the past, of consecration to the tasks of the present, of asking God's help in the days to come.”

HENRYIn remembrante of little, Jossph

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Henry, who passed away ago today: Qur Jigs Sa can hot tell how we. Vilas him can not tell what to say God Sone A TO we miss him

In a home that is lonesome today. FATHER, STEPMOTHER & BROTHERS.

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os hr civil, electrical Ts Bees SU nt a5 and industrial. WASHINGTON, Dec. 23 (U. P..| Wet heavily bombed Juring the at-| indianapolis Times, Tutoday, Dee. 33, 1001 The latest office to be opened in| —Norwegian Crown Prince Olaf t= here iy was hit directly, and CAYLOR- Saran. Tis N. Bosart TE of Indiana by Purdue University for told a press conference yesterday! «giaff officers consider the attack| Moslander, Mrs. Tucker, city, and 613 | defense training is located in Jef- Mrs. Gaes Wallace, Caiiforaia. dgpartes . he expected to see the war end /one of the most remarkable in-| this life Monday, age 86. Funeral fersonville. Other branch schools,| . . : Wednesday, Dec. 24 at the Moore & besides Indianapolis. are at Muncie. | [2ifly soon” now that all the prin- stances of accurate bombing under| xirk Irvington Mortugry, 5342 EB. Wash. 611 8 POLS, are J ' in jt. | heavy fire and not a singie bomb fell ington. 2:30 ». m. Burial Washington a | F't. Wayne, East Chicago, Lafayette | cipal nations of the world are in it. in the civilian town or the commer] T™™ Peieads invited "Frain in airplane and en en Sos and Evansville. He arrived here Saturday from ..., port of Brest. All bombing Wat GRIFFIS—Mary A., beloved wife of Wil- ? : 6 aircraft an alu uminum wel | cr——————————————— : . B. Griffis and mother of V A. . London, Where he has been train- done from a great height, thus en- aris of Fort ‘Scott, \s.; Mrs. Gladys Florists & Monuments 8 ors. Dav or nial t classes: pav tule 4 ing Norwegian troops. abling the bombs to penetrate the A ake of FF Mrs. oe a don k Yip aT Af axon iinet Aero es a | He said he did not know whether armor of the ships.” away at the residence, 176 R Le i ll i v = he would participate in any nego- further particulars Teen Wald Funeral oy on oN Travel Opportunities 12A Dorot . LIBRARY VACANCIES tiations for an allied supreme com- Biren. J FLONE at Dorothy Erler, Shultz [Farniture 389 mand, if they are held in Washing- >> N. DELAWARE Lalas: LERVING ROR CpLIIORNA De wa : . i com ate assengers, ar - Borothy makier. og Furniture = The names of eight young wom- bon, while he Is, hore. : ENBER loved ones. Beautiful ceme:| Denses. 314 8. Warman. va Onder eng Ben Becker ... . 3 en have been placed on the pre- all do Ww my governmen joy wreaths, 69¢ up. EVERITT'S. 13 ‘Catherine Fit Marmon_Rerringto 518 | p p tells me to do,” he said. “Alabama. RI-18 Edna Fern. Shor Torhaits Mri 31 51% ferred list for future vacancies in| The prince said his visit to the Th ee Tie for Lea 3! the Indianapolis Public Library | United States Py a re Smbinauion | MANILA, Jo 23 (U. P.)) —Lieut. ree y ‘ of business and pleasure.” e said | Grant M. honey, Vallejo, Cal, 1e for Lead nd L. L. Dickerson, librarian, "would remain in the United returned today from a flight over In Rifle Shoot said today. : States about two months. His| southeastern Luzon with a story of \ | A three-month training course wife, the Crown Princess Martha, how Japanese strafed their own =. op amond, with a total under Miss Carrie E. Scott, head ard their three eRiten have been ground troops in their eagerness to re o eads the Central In- of children’s work, was followed by In & near-by Maryland sub-| open fire on him. diana Rifle League scoring this exainination whon Which the od urb for several months. Lieut. Mahoney, one of 13 heroes week. Danville, with 935, is runner. | °0 po The prince said that although cited last week for Distinguished

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Norway has not declared war on Japan “we are at war with them in spirit.”

Service Crosses was flying over Legaspi at 13,000 feet when he encountered

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oney returned safely to had nothing to do with their on- | Li: we pace y tract not being renewed. The the Methogist Hospital Friends may call ¥ Making You Feel “Down?” | Carol Service in the Tabernacle circus discards some acts and ob- Ai Snes Bt asengy o Shea), Home 3 | Presbyterian Church, 34th St. and| tains new ones every year, he C } 4 Aid Nednt day. Funeral 2 pm. Fridey. ; Then you should try Haas Liver Puis|Central Ave. tomorrow night. The oncerr 710 Al Burial New Crown Cemetery. Friends in- ¢ Without delay. If vour liver isn't secret- | hour-long program, beginning a: 11

said. “Our sympathies lie with Amer- “he * Ing all the hile if should it is becau WISH. ” said th th h f A te se | p. m., will be broadcast on S ica,” said the father and head o mii ae] tauity Simination. Conenpencn| The service will be held in the| the troupe, who uses the profes- Needy Fa / es tion results and that "low" pepless feeling | MAIN Sanctuary of the church ard SOUTHLAND ECHOES, radio > ne: |the congregation will join the choir and concert choir directed by Fioyd Jones, will sing a return

sional name, “Ming Foo.” He was your Interest in life lags and born in Europe. “We cannot help yourself. Don't wait WY Tipe Get) in the singing. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale “Raising the Arches engagement at Cadle’ Tabernacle Monday night at 8 o'clock.

our Japanese origin.” “ Haag’s , Liver Pill will speak on Ming Foo said the FBI had Availavie at an y Pro] oa rg of Life at Christmas.” certified him as harmless and an 35c and Soc sizes. A portion of the proceeds will go to the benefit of needy Negro families. Several youth choirs

that he had a brother in the British Army. from churches in the County will sing at 7:30 p. m.

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and strafing their Sem troops. . P*m. Tu He put his ship into a sharp|.... ees ve Bi climb, then drew the Japanese ships ma fone, behind him again. This time Lieut. Mahoney swooped over Japanese Worman, 4 away Mond vening. ground troops and again the enemy x er Tom A oy MN ho ers s en ral planes poured machine-gun fire into som Burial Memorial Park, Friends their own men. After circling Mount Mayon, the

age 6 years, little daughter of Mrs, ‘Bdna Heckman, grantidaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson and niece of Mrs. Lora] Worman, passed away Monday evening.

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Fifty years ago tomorrow, the |Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin George | Barker were married in Birming- | ham, England. So, in honor of their golden wedding anniversary, a cele{bration has been planned for [Christmas Day at the home of one {of their daughters, Mrs. Shannon | D. Neff, in Richmond, Ind. | It was 35 years ago that the cou- | ple came to this country with their | seven children. They came directly to Indianapolis and have lived here | since. Their home is at 2904 Mere|dith Ave. . | The Rev. Mr. Barker has had | Presbyterian charges in Indiana for 135 years and retired in October, 1940, al the age of 75. He now is 76 and Mrs. Barker is 73. ‘ Mr. Barker established the South

Meridian St., in 1931. Since his retirement, the mission has been taken over by a branch of the Westminster Presbyterian Chruch. A composer of patriotic and sacred songs, one of his best works, “The Presidential Hymn.” was acknowledged by President Harding when he was in office. : Besides Mrs. Neff, the children who hope to participate in the celebration are Benjamin George Barker Jr. of Fairland, Ind.; Mrs. Edward Breeden, 2564 S. California St.; Mrs. Benjamin F. Gray and Miss Edith Barker, both of 234 S. Oxford St.; Mrs. Perry A. Becker of Madison, Wis, and Joseph Owen Barker of Richmond. Husbands, wives and children of the couple’s sons and daughters also

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“PAY NIGH PRICES FOR GLASSES!

MARILTA FURS

Better Fur Coat i Less Money!

2440 kK. Meridian St

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WHY OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW

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