Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1942 — Page 21

"FRIDAY, JAN. 2, 1040

CONGRESS CHIEFS RETAIN OPTIMISM

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (U. P)— Congressional leaders took the view today that the fall of Manila is only “temporary” and that ultimately the United States will retake the Philippines. Senate Democratic Leader Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky recalled he had warmed that there was no expectation that Manila could be held. “I am sure that all Americans appreciate the heroic fight made by the American and Philippine forces to hold Manila and the rest of the Philippines, “This reverse need not discourage the American people.”

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Daring Britishers Strike af Narvik

LONDON, Jan. 2 (U., P.) —Britain’s commandos, raiders and coun-ter-invasion troops, have struck successfully again at German ocpation troops in Norwegian territory in a daring hii-run raid on the Lofoten Islands, the Admiralty said yesterday. “Following up a raid on Vaagsoe Island, off the west coast of Norway, Saturday, it was said, the commandos carried out operations off Narvik which lasted several days, resulted in the sinking of a German patrol boat, the capture of “some” prisoners and the disruption of enemy sea communications in the area.

MISS INGALLS ASKS ‘NO DEFENSE’ PLEA

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (U. P.).— Laura Ingalls, noted woman flier, notified U. S. District Judge James Morris through her attorneys today that she would like to enter a plea

of nolo contendere, or no defense, to an indictment charging her with failure to register as a German agent. Judge Morris, with whom her counsel and Government prosecutors conferred, gave each side a week in which to present memoranda on whether he should consider taking such a plea. The effect of this legal action is that the court can act without a jury trial. She is at present free on $7500 bond.

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SCIENCE LEARNS

WHY OF DRUNKS

Alcohol Slows Processes Until Coma Is Induced; "Find Sulfa Secret.

DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 2 (U. P.).— Luciferin, the stuff that makes lightning bugs light, has revealed to science why drunks get that way and has contributed to the most important medical discovery of 1941. A trio of scientists used luciferase, the enzyme of luciferin, to conduct a complicated series of experiments and overturn the previous notions of how alcohol and anaesthetics work on human beings. For. their efforts they won last night the $1000 prize offered by the American Association for the Advancement of Science for the most notable contribtuion to scientific learning for the year. Learn How Sulfa Works

They are Doctors Douglas A. Marshiland and D. E. S. Brown of New York University and Dr. Frank H. Johnson of Princeton University. They determined that alcohol and anaesthetics slow down the body processes until a coma is induced. Previously science had theorized that anaesthetics dissolved fatty insulation around nerve centers, short-ecircuiting them and causing unconsciousness. Important, too, was the byproduct of their experiments — an explanation of how the new, powerful, life-saving sulfa drugs stay disease, The scientists suspended luminous bacteria—bacteria containing luciferase—in water. Then they added, in -various experiments, alcohol, ether, sulfanilimide. and other drugs. They changed the temperature and the pressure on the water. Then, because the bacteria was selflighted, they could watch the changes that came over it.

Disperse Molecules

The alcohol, ether, sulfanilimide and drugs dispersed the molecules of bacteria until they gave off only a tiny portion of their normal light. Too much alcohol and too much of the other anaesthetic drugs blacked out the light altogether. When they applied heat to the water, or pressure by means of a pump, the molecules came back together and the luciferase glowed as brightly as before. The luminous bacteria paralleled the enzymes of the body, the complex organic substances such as pepsin which help humans digest their food and carry on other such internal chemical operations.

Body Functions Cease

So, the scientists concluded, application of alcohol, ether, sulfanilimide and other drugs and anaesthetics to the enzymes of the body cause them to disperse and split into tiny, inoperative molecules. Without the help of the enzymes important body functions cease or are slowed materially. As they decelerate, the patient slowly approaches complete coma — hence, presumably, the stages of intoxication leading eventually to the “pass out.” Suilfanilimide, it was deduced, thus acts on bacteria, dispersing it and staking its evil work until the human body can lick it with its own weapons.

SENATE GROUP GETS PRICE CONTROL BILL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (U. P).— A Senate banking subcommittee today approved the comprehensive price control measure, with a provision that ceilings on tarm commodities cannot be set at less than 110 per cent of parity or the price level of Oct. 1, 1941. The full committee will consider the measure at 2 p. m. today. Senator Prentiss Brown (D. Mich), chairman of the subcommittee, said he hoped to bring the House-ap-proved measure to the Senate floor by next Tuesday.

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me funeral home After 8 po ma rday. BATFIRLDMre, is. other of prs. . B. Craig, Mrs, sy rker, Harry D. and Lodi R. Hatfield; sister of Mrs, Frank Garthwaite of Huntington Park, Cal, passed away Thursday afternoon. Services Sunday at ortar m. al the ahs . heanan Mor UAry. en n= Also Dublin (Ind.) Cemetery.

services [Dublin any Cambridge City papers please copy.] ~

S—John M., passed away Jan. 1 at ilwaukee, Wis. oeer father of Mare garst Harper. Services at the Flanner

Buchanan Mottua Saturday, 1:30 Mr invi vor Burial Glen Baven Cemetery in tharge of North Park

Masonic lodge. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday evening. McGINLEY Margaret ‘Whelan, ire of Michael Gintey mother of Mrs. Kath-

jeen Kelly, Mrs. Helen og “Emmett Dcinley, Mrs. Lekter ve, Mrs. Heri ived by 14 chael Cain; also surv y Pr Masel sister of Dennis Fhelan of Whip ry Ariz, died harden.

ds may call at the home, 943 N. Oxford. Funeral Mon ay: 8:30, at the home, 9 a. m: St. Paul Neri Church. Cemetery. Friends

ome 7 p. m. Sunday, ROBERTSON Pauline, age 6 years, daughter of Francis and & Robertson, sister of Paul, Ace Martha, Ruth, Sarah Jane and Wanda RObel won away rsday. Funeral Saturday. Jub. 3, m., at _the

:30 Dp. E. Church, corner Pershing Ave and Whkins St. Friends invited. Burial Floral

Park Cemetery Frjgnds | call at residence, 3124 a Mor: El Naas until 2 p. varday. rge W. Usher Service. ; ROBY—Emelia (nee Bertels), beloved wife of Charles Lb. Roby, er of and B.

Cory Rs sister of Mrs. Bertha Wilson and Albert F. Berteis, pindianapolis, and Walter G. Berte Birmingh

am, Ala passed away Wednesday. Dec. 31. Services at the home, 1409 Lexington Ave. Saturday, Jan. 8, 2 p. m. Priends invited. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at the home any time Thursday and thereafter. Gadd Service. [Ft. ayne papers please copy.)

ROMINE—Alonzo L., of 1313 W. 30th St, beloved husband of Oral M., father of Lloyd A. yp, Apia A. Romine and Mrs.

Vadiline pea departed this life Thursday.” rs. Funeral Saturday Jan. 3d, at the Moore & Kirk

Northside Solon]al Mortuary, College at Fairfield Ave. 2 Bas Burial Sutherland Cemetery, fends invited.

STROLE-A J., age 41, beloved husband f Eva (Dot) Strole and father of Bob and Jack Strole and brother of Raymond Strole of Terre Haute, Ind. passed No at reslden ence Thursday a. m. Funeral at Shirley Bros.’ Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th St., Saturday, 10 a. m. Burial hland Lawn Cemetery, Terre Friends may call at resifrom 2 until 9 Pp. m. Friday and at the chapel until 10 a. m, Saturday.

TECKENBROCK Georgia M., of 3163 E. Washington St., entered into rest Thursday, a 46 years, wife of Charles A. Tecken rock, mother of Mrs. Dorothy Bryant, Mrs. Alberta Williams, Charles 0.” and June Teckenbrock of Indianapolis, daughter of Mrs. Nellie Taylor, sister of Mrs. Mary Mize and Jess Taylor of

Seymour, Ind.; Walter Taylor of Columbus, Ind. and Mrs. Clara Rhiel of Indianapolis. Services Saturday, 1:30

a ., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. rial Washington Park Cemetery,

VEACH Mildred Ann, age 88 widow of the late Seraiah D. Veach, mother of Mrs. Criss C. ler, grandmother of Mrs, Ralph W. Shepherd, Chillicothe, Q.; Mrs. Barry R. Gruelle, So Tankiom, nd.; s H. ree, Indianapolis’ Mrs. wil I) Ogden Fleetwood, New York City, and sister of Mrs. Elia D. Ayars, New York, passed away Syednesday, Dec. 31. Services at the Bert S. Gadd Funeral Home, Ohurehmah Ave. at Prospect, Saturday, Jan. 10 a. m. Friends invited. Tatermcit Crown Hill,

WATSON — Thomas J.. brother of Mrs. red H. Parker and Miss Mary (Nellie) Woeson died J hursdgy. Jan. 1, St. Vincent's ers! Home. neral a Black ome, 1503 N. Meridian St.. Sat D ner 3, 8:30 a. m. Services at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral 9 a. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

WILLTAMSON—Floyd E., of 5901 E. Washhet on St, beloved husband of Elizath Willlamson and father of Mrs. JoSephine, Kerrict abd grandfather of ric rother of Roscoe Willlarason of Re aah, ds

this life Funeral services Jan. on Put cs & Kirk mortuary, 5342 Washington St.,

m. Burial Washingt Re ed 3 gton Park, Fricnds

WISEMAN Robert A. of Lae N. Wallace St., died By cunesday. 31. Funeral at the ack well Beesl Home, 1503 N. Meridian. St., Saturday, Jan. 3, 8:30 a. m. Services at Little Flower Church, Ls RL 2Hipent Holy Gross Cemee omit flowers, iends call at the funeral home any has may —— ee i

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REISNER, 1236 8.—Unfurnished 2 rooms, |;

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and Rother of Lou an and Robert - C. Christensen and Niels Christensen, passed away Thursday, J8 1. Friends may call at the Rober . Stirli Cha 1420 Prospect aly time. Funera ro Saturday

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oHiRIs TMAN—Charles Troy, 206 W. 43d , husband of Leetha es and father of William Christman and broth-

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., BBE-3 ingroom, ‘bedroom, bath, kitchen, porch; 8 Ja guhtiomen — also efficiency. TA-8418. ue © 130 R' Rooms With Board 15 Sleep! BT roan ‘conheciing bath, for ene man; ones

rooms furnished

ILLINOS carline (137 W. 38th) newly T RENTAL BUREAU Buys » \ Rood 6-room mod. with att furhithed, VAR Set - single, double; | ghoice apartments gladly shown. ~LI-5555. rage. Suitable for (home and tached neighborhoo ose to stores MERIDIAN, 2120 N.—Single, double, nicely t and schools. Transportation at furnished, overstuffed. hot Water, ga- General Apartments Inspect 918 8. State Bt. Call Ph oe rage; reasonable. Phone 22 W. Vermont. Unfurnished. LI-2430 | MA-6962 with Jack C. Carr. MA~-2377. hi MERIDIAN, N. 3320—Extre warm, fine in-! CENTRAL, 1923 -- Attractive efficiency, ners ring, constant hot water, parking. in-a-door, frigidaire, bath, utilities, 6-ROOM SINGLE, $1600 $4. WA-2386. large wardrobe, $32.50. LI-3122 otf ARCH ST. (Between gt. C Stake and -—) n N MICHIGAN, 3436 W. (Near Allison's) | DELAWARE, 3007 N.—4& Rms. newly aoc. | piles yard: A-l or 1arge tamil: 58 Comfortanle Sleeping rooms, near bath; in-a-door, separate shower, stoker, utile dn Call Mr. Nic igmily}

$20 Koe er MA.gd J goes gdh Co., 138 N. el

ONLY $2,250

Attractive 5-room mod, bun he street, Sloss to stores " os . Mhspoct 667 Bi

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8 RMS.—-2 SM “Eoin mi Su, 4. 1203 5. 650; $265 dn., $185 Too

Elbert L. MoDanlel

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Off, LI: 4264, Res,, RL 8780.

$35 mo. Hudelson

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1808 E. 62nd

ro Na good care.

BABIES

collect your rents. We are Bonded

free parking.

LI-5315 Comft. beds, good

Seminole Hotel [oni™ othe t day, $4.50 week. 920 N. Alabama.

References. 2101 E. 44th sgents. Allison Realty Co., Ino. mma 140 N. Dela. St. RIley 3368. M 7. N f Hotels 16 Boot: Nn A Dat IT pens: Tor Weal 11a | —t A ml a *Room’ ad In TIMES costs as $56 Week Up, Barton Hotel ute as soe per dn SD, Produces Large, clean, attrac. rms.: good beds:|S 3 ul oR nd § o " Phone 1 bet Delaware at ¥ Michigan.

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DELAWARE 1119 N.—Extra room, itchenette downstairs; ete aor in. nersprings. Private entrance. BLAWARE, '002 N.—Hot water eat: rooms. Adults. Phone. he tind room. ILLINOIA. 3120 N.—2 rooms, overstuffed,

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$100 DN. Open at 3415 N, Grant; new pleted. $4,500. “FRAT CHTaShs.10¢ come

8T. PETER, 1117 - Eon Oe Fo Sag. eon down, "418

1633 ARROW—17 rms. oh A ~ down and $20.31 mo. jus taxes and: ins. Vee cant. MA-3521. Mike Quinn. 487.

CENTENNIAL, 526 N. ice flve-room m ern, $4,200. Less than 5% down, 0 month, Owner. BE: 186 9-M.

$4,780—5228 Carrollton, 27; bedroom home,

Moving and Storage 24

HODES STORAGE CO.

Store Now--Pay Six Months Later

Estimates Free.

Inspection Invited, 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

Houses and i Lots Sale 26

Friends ny call at the mortuary. LOST Il, dark bro felt. hat, | PAPERHANGIN acquiring property follow Shaded lo os stoker, completely remodel eT ge 88. widow of| Vara: HU-3N3 Co Anskan AUR Res| Moteed™ Serine Lontil pricti" Gut: Hoosier Hotel ‘heat: showers, $4 up. || the safe method. Ps Owner. Hit 1308 y a ay r, phother of Mrs. ns. — 440 Massachusetts, abstract of title. Have it exam AT ENE. = x WOU semis rng : F Cottin gham and ee. Beck, ore a Ren "Wey York, PRINTING) Marvin Jones, Mgr. || ined by your attorney. oo MA-u. India x, WE PRINT aks that but m el Jap Jones Hotel Weekly Rates,$5 Up A . ndianapolis, grandmother of E. C, De- EADY'® Hamilton 589 JiR y \ U Title Com . Ver, igfagesiy Vg Sevens May. . m.: reward. a 188 S00T TR TTS. tine rae mos | a pany Real Estate’ Investment 25A me al Bre Tte TE WE 7g UNDA wire-haired fox terrier, wear- En Housekeeping Rooms 17 fap ThsSEe || HOME LOANS 7 ROY. BOY. BUILD in Y ased A nigh Roof re all kinds roof- ot EFIN Jin. fe Sod home her da ushter, RI-2928 £9 ing. Rock woo insulation. oh ruighed Red Spertm Sa; cuits “Walk: SELL-80 Ac n W. 10th. Well improved. GET THE FAC Teo SAVE TIME | tatu 1 Church. wia, | ¥ Help Wanted-—-Femaie 8 — RE 3 ing distance 814 N.’ Meridie F Eieotriity. ~ Complete possession March |H. Duff Vilm 100 Pe lig, Jnd., a Jan. 4 1:30 p Prien ee . he ch ALAB .—R00 - y EN at the Laws Funers! Home, BY BY ESTABLISHED wholesale house, mar-| NEW trucks ented by hour, day or leased LABAMA, Lu aan CTR an, ., [Cincinnati (0.) Papers ried wom fenced in comptometer| by year. ang uh, sxe furn. except driver.| juiaiie service. Adults. P 21 Real Estate Wanted 27 P copy. and, stenographic work, Who desire em. URSELF. Business Property ployment wr ring the yar. ive ex rise 333 B SOUTH. RI-617%, ADWAY, 2d h07 Large front room and am EE > Andrews Vice ints Whitest indian hos tle x org VENETIAN BLINDS Rohe, Tul eouth Bun. RENT—Beauty Parior Location. 445 N. REAL ESTATE WANTED Ee a in ke hon "Ga | Sry ‘ooo me On Burk of po yoo Fal fo, ah Tor fk tier ot ‘William amb. Beanbion oN ance of in exe Hanes for complete el bE 3 bh 0 WE bla ADE urnished: $8, y for a0 shan homes § in all parts ef ; Friday, 7:30 p m., at the in addition. . call Aturduy, 9 to "it 3 5S. Penu " CAROL ay 030 SIONS, Wathiig oh gid Wanted to Rent 23|ALLisON REALTY CO. Realtors ss PR, Sil es EE eS ho Utilities. WA-3186, TT - 140 N. Delaware St. RI-2368, neral house no laun- - i . , W w 4 iurn, or for subugban and city prope at the mortuary any Car. a RF ITH SHADE CO oo E 1024-9 lower. back porch: up: SE dar, WA-4466. Praspects fof, subushan and city profs 5 G ARM ad Bel 8 pod. 4 Kaults only. Jerry Reese. TA-4264. After 6, ;

Real Estate Loans

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