Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1942 — Page 4

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NEW 1 . ar HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Tr vwsevavinv. m ve W GIRL SCOUT Lilly Scientist [BURNS CITY PLANT vil not sony run wieriers LEADER CHOSEN Sally 1 is 4 jr 8 I RR RB : Shh . a Tl, Exaggerated Notions About |P)-—=William Shertzer, manager of generated in about four months.

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" the local REMC, reported today that aN - Vitamins” will be the subject of a $370,000 grant had been made by Advertisement

Reported: an address by Dr. K. K. Chen, {the Rural Electrification Adminis- Do ¥ ALSE TEETH

r * Oo . = 5 Ek. £ ; NS J ed i = 3 i i » Mrs Thomas J. Blackwell) a = Sl Air Victories Chinese scientist, at the Home- |tration for construction of a gengi erating plant at Burns City to serve Rock, Slide or Slip?

Jr. Nam iesi § \ : Ca ‘ ’ coming Church Night program at N ed Commissioner ; aa SR an Luzon Mop-Up Goes the Central Ave the East Coast Naval Ammunition In City and County We PRY da 2 On, Japs Say Metnodiss Beso, rE re me Ape emt Son, i 3 : v ] y spr upper ow ates, ’ ink Church Thurs The imi me ie false teeth more firmly in place, Do not = eee serves urns y an FUral glide, slip or rock. No gummy, gooey, TOKYO, Jan. 13 (Official broad day night. : farms, purchases power from the pasty taste or feeling. FASTEETH is

casts recorded by the United Press| Dr. Chen, who BEB Public Service of Indiana. alkaline: (non<seid), Doss not sous Checks “plate odor’® (denture breath),

County and Indianapolis Gir! Scout! B a : 3 is direct f BE : g at in Ban Francisco and New York) —| 18 director © AR. TINE Wer fr he new pharmacolog | ¢ aul Power from the new generator Get FASTEETH at any drug store.

Council this morning at a meeting S in Scout headquarters THE X Japanese imperial headquarters said research at Eli Ie [A —_—— wn, Mrs. Marvin E. Curle was named | 5 “EY RN ; today that its troops had captured) ,.. = : \ : first deputy commissioner and Mrs & ER : |Kakas airdrome near Menado on iy = G64 wi i iF U. S. DEFENSE STAMPS GIVEN AWAY Eldo Wagner, second deputy. Mrs| B wn IE] |Celebes Island in an advance from| for < J Edo Wagner, cecand deputy. Mi | ECR 3 ll | Menado and that 16 British planes| [81% CONet 8 WITH BEAUTY SERVICE! secretary and Mrs. Stuart Bishop ; iv 3 § ; were shot down over Singapore and | His address is K To Help You Save for Your Country and Your ate R FANE RE ; ; Jia during Japanese raids Mon- sponsored by J Dr. K. K. Chen | DIN x| self. We Will Give With Every Dollar Cash Council members named for : 3 R : _ x Ir i ao ay. ¥ Spent With Us for Any Beauty Service— three-vear term gre Mesdames R : : 3 3 % Seven heavy bombers, at least x a bi i jsuue ne | 100 i U S DEFENSE STAMPS H. Cummings, Lot Green, Robe \ : ol f four of them American-built, were| SPeaker following a banquet at the | Jo nu. 9 Stith. Dr. John R. Bravton and =. \ . 3 : 3 TRAN vepotted destroyed at the Kakas| church. Based on $1.00 Units ot Purchase as Follows: BLE SLE i tiot Tor The . ! NY : N 0 ¥ AY [field and two bombers were said to Dr. Chen is a native of Shang- | PURCHASE STAMPS GIVEN year terme were Mesdames John BH | EEE 3 SR a S « \ NT Wa SR 8 1 |have been destroyed in the Jap-|hai, China, where he received | Toy, Dorothy F. Buschmann, D C | ; RRA N NN a \ ; Shiese Caine of Teraean off ‘ne I ee goaqueatian HE Ts | | : NR east coast of Borneo. graduated from the University of

Mrs, Thomas J. Rlackwell Jr. was

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LER I EES EAR EBLE COLLEGE Lincoln 9721

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Hess and Bishop. Harry Boggs was) SEE R 5 : SN named to the ment advitory com aE Fo SY SR SEER | EE 8 A " Imperial headquarters said the| Wisconsin and later received his mittee ™ RE 3 & TR a \ SE J navy had sunk the Dutch minelayer| M. D. degree from Johns Hopkins ; Mad Sai : xX" Prince Van Orange, 1201 tons, while| University. He joined the res 181 Ane : it was attempting to escape from| search staff of the Lilly Coms in Avres’ suditorium.| B . : Tarakan and a communique said| pany in 1920 Year's reports were given by com- £ three enemy merchant ships were mittee heads this morning, and Mrs : 3 8 damaged by Japanese raiders at-| Bishop discussed the defense activ- \ mobile Reldplece and crew, heavily camouflaged, guard the shores of Oahu Toland. These defenders [tacking a convoy in the Strait of FREE jties to be carried on by the Scouts] will settle a score if the Jape attempt another attack on Hawaii. NEA Service staff photographer Allan Malacca | 360 W. WASH. ST. PARKING Say U. 8. Forces Flee

during the new yea: | Campbell made this picture.

JOHN GORJANC DIES: | af CS . A a dispatch from the Philippines Link Bet mouLoer Counter Intelligence Corps RAY STREET CENTER x im wa ou wae toe il

John Gorjanc. a moulder . . | ican forces resisting on the Bataan Link Belt Co. for 13 years, died H f D / It A ‘NOTES IST BIRTHDAY peninsula are on the verge of yesterday after a lengthy illness un S IS oya y in rmy wholesale collapse, He was 30. His home was at 2613 d di : . The Ray Street Community Cen-| “These troops now are forced to W. Walnut St WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 (U. PD. analytic of the handwriting of un- fier will observe its first anniversary|the choice of continuing their reMr. Gorjane came to Indianap- —A recently organized counter in-|identified persons who had ad-|with a two-day program of enter-|sistance in the mountainous areas dressed communications of a high-fisinment and speeches, beginning at|of Maravales, or fleeing to CorregiI¥ inflammatory and insulting na-{-.34 g'clock tonight “9 i i “ fever 1 ght. dor,” the dispatch said. “However, ture to persons in authority. neluded in the program will be|reconnaissance over Corregidor by “In investigating the cases thelselections by the South Side Choral|Japanese planes reveals the remainagents uncovered an organization of Group. the South Side Men's Chorus|ing troops appear to be trying to subversive individuals whose con-jand the Ray Street Play School. flee in transport vessels gathered nection with enemy activities was] Following the invocation by the]along the coast.” " not previously known.” Rev. V. W. MecLawler, speakers on| After mopping up the remnants Trinity Church at 8 38. m Thurs corpse and said ite members would| Existence of the counter intelli-|the program will be H. W. Middles-| of the American base at Olangapo. | day with burial in St. JOSEPRS finection as special agents in the gence corps, which the Army de-|worth and J. P. Rooney of the City|Japanese forces rescued interned) Cemetery. detection and investigation of scribed as the G-Men of the mili-| Recreation Department; Clifford | Japanese, and now are cleaning up tary forces, was revealed so that|Parr, Merle Neese and Emily John-|the remaining American forces in

LOOK of the MONTH LEAGUE °° cnaec. sabotage, disloyalty and : ’ , ; MOSGR Mhembess, Ties use Chi general subversive activity wherever the public will know ‘that enemy | son of the WPA Recreation Depart-|the swamp district, the dispateh Ts Bills for relief Irom Danctional agents and other subversive per-{ment: Gertrude V. Brown of the] said. Say Burmese Angered

3 Yond seabed Ah bo x ‘4 olis from Austria 30 years ago. HE (elljcence corps of the Army has AL = Seiatta ine (WF ARs 1 or 4 z \ ‘ wes 8 embe of he Holy i ty dealt effectively with a subsersive “artes 2 Fok + taveing Sn i Church and of the St. Aloysius § weanization that may have existed

ciety in the Army's own ranks it was reSurvivors are his wife, Antonia: (ealed toda: $4 4 fk 1 nthony and Ed hn ee pity Ji L Anti and An official War Department reward, 2 ne daughter illian : h pi i, sat br e ds . hy SHEERS lease revealed for the first time uneral services will be hel ak EAR : ball creation of the counter intelligence]

Fast chesters Bills for relief from functional | found in the Army.” Sn XT 50¢ | The War Departments reléuee sons will meet with effective treat-|Park Board: Mrs. Dorothy A. John-

Le Babit-fotmuse grues. and up | Cited thit example of “many cases|ment wherever encountred,” it wasison and Lester Craig of the South Nine American fighters and five

recently solved” by agents of the said. Side Civic League, and Paul Phillips British pursuit planes engaging | ; ; Regular $39 95 $29 95 and $27 95 ' = , " y " "

corps: Asked whether the War Depart-| of Flanner House | Japanese aircraft over the Thai-|

It involved the comparative ments release meant that the sub-| Movies will be shown at the een-{. qd. Burma border were driven off! : | versive organization cited was with-|ter at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow, followed |, rio 4 } t ; I TRI | (nthe Army's ks bli 1 Y eo p 1 RE CE ur Daweh eit : , Tm in the Army's ranks, a public rela- by a dance for voung people. Saigon said. Several enemy planes 3 : wa

| tion's officer said: were shot down when Anglo-Amer- |

| —————————— turday Night Until 8 O'Clock | “The handout means what it] joan bombers attempted to raid| AS js BROKEN GAS MAIN |iosuneie'miiary Japanese military establishments i ; It was considered possible that | Tn, it said. ts ai % aa the “unidentified persons” [BLAMED IN TRAGEDY (Radio Rome, quoting a Bangkok | AYN Os iO Cpe dete dispateh, said the situation in Bur | SERA 5 ers to Army officials, and fue ma was becoming “steadily worse” | 3 3 Ra h came within the scope of the coun-| Fumes which killed two men and under unremitting Japanese bom- 2 FN N ter intelligence corps. lovercame a mother and her 1l- bardments, It said the eivil popu- PH 2 4 E ? | DRESS and SPO RTS Styles

N. Y. ELASTIC TRUS | “we . EL C TRUSS | The War Department gave no de- month-old baby Saturday in a fill- lation, angered by repressive British

a . dtriseieht | tails at to the extent of the plot or|ing station-home, originated in a measures against Burmese national- | ™® Rad J hand and under whether it had been successful injgat main broken by the sub-zero / ey | 3 J ge bapd aud undet. . : her Co Wesley © ism, hoped for a Japanese victory.) | BR Leather - covered whole or in part. If action hes | weat ier, Deputy Goroher Wesle) Japanese sources said important NT Each) tak inst the plotters it| Ward announced today jbeen taken agains e plotters J ro naval establishments were destroyed | } | was not disclosed. Dr. Ward and Dr. R. N. Harger |, o,prise attack on Tutuila,|

FRENCH STYLE TRUSS The counter intelligence corps ap-| Indiana University toxieologist, | 5, avjcan Samoa, by Japanese naval | L CRICIERY SBELRE parently it the newest army of the| completed tests today which de- je oo t carered with met. 98 Army's regular intelligence corps, | termined that a hot water heater an tisn.resitting eatf- ® known as G-2. When the United|in the building at Madison and

ey Each States entered the war in 1017 the| Troy Aves could not have caused COUNTY SET 10 AID ; Y | wag | the tragedy % : Many one-of-a-kind styles. Fur boleros

corpse of intelligence police : SACRO.ILIAC AND |ectablithed, and ite agente met with! A gas main leak was discovered I ‘ A | i 2 { \ . i Ag sponsible. Machinery has been set up for : \ ity coatings in black and colors. Here is

L wow back a8 . : 3 The victimes were Robert Gray, 21, ; $ ! BO : : , , Rea and NN es 6 School Days in loperator of the filling Station AK | Goutre past in the national drive \ your chance to buy your winter coat for ae i y X | Ro resident of the apartment on the |g . + ds to combat infantile pa- | } h now.or next year and save plenty.

MESH CLOTH BELT Carroll County second floor, and William Stevens, | oc ks DELPHE Ind. Jan 18 (Up), [33 Who lived in the basement MIS. | uy, gigtribution of tickets for 10|] —— Star: Stee Seconds ior Gray and her daughter, Naney|....iate balls here in honot of | —~Bad news came today to Car- | ann are recovering in City Hos- |, K e Ss \ m ; ; oh President Roosevelt's birthday Jan. |

roll County school children in an | pital l56 was started yesterday at ths] Women's Warm Weight Women’s Warm Knit

announcement by townghip trus- GE Ty loffice of Governor Henry KF. | . | tees that they intend to solve the 'DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN | Schrieker, who issued a proclama- | Outing ir Oo WwW N S P A J A MM A S

tion for the campaign.

| county's shortage of farm labor | ies a Aol Rag SUES FOR $100.000! The campaign will close with an] Reduced i OMY. EXE { lelaborate program and dance at) epucer lo county, except those in Delphi, Or. Alma BE Cox of Crown point, | gy tier Fed House Jan. 30 with 69¢ 5 5 C uc

| will hold Saturday sessions, Une “ih . . the hi i . Ind, has filed suit in Circuit Court geet. Alvin York, Tennessee's fas Sizes the plan, present terms will end } demanding $100,000 from the | : ! | about AB 1. and Wit free MARY |g iu oh 8 O00 mous hero of World War 1, head- 16-17 Sng ig * | Better Business Bureau, its manac j,g the entertainment. Nine other 17

ver te ie he A he a Ring | Students for work on farms, ger, Toner M. Overly and the Inc (palie will be held in the city the C i Am : . : i do = We i ———— diana State Medical Association. same night. | 70¢ Dr. Cox, who is a licensed drug-| proceeds will go to the National | SS C ; Sizes

less physician. charged - Ye Se Infantile Paralysis Foundation, tigations conducted by the de-|qponsored personally by President 19-320 fendante have injured her “pro-| geosevelt. Fi

fessional standing and property in “ . i t ; Comfortable fitting, terests Advertisement Well made, full cut, double yoke gowns. Toon Sleave: styles 8

Mr. Overly said a petition now is Full length for extra warmth, ten rose and blue, pending before the State Medical MANY § Plenty of cold weath=

SIL SI GuepERT CAUSE | 36x80-In. CRIB BLANKETS |e

because of her use of an electrical device in diagnosing and treating

Nursery patterns, rayon fine garments, disease. satin trimmed. Slight ire si 16 LER OFFERS 1 ar, fF BACKACHES regulars of higher priced C and 17

BUTLER OFFERS blankets, Star Store,

Thie Old Treatment Often Star Store, Second Floor Street Floor

COURSES IN EVENING Brings Happy Relief

relieve her! ba they discover thal i haitavie ited kidneye

Butler University's evening divie quis nee her. Sef } sion will offer 125 courses in the The Lneye are Nature's obief way of ta ' N T the excess acide and waste outof the blood.

fields of science, mathematics, lib Hah moet people vase abouts pints aday. or \

el SAY IN G oO F eral arte, education and business en disord S hey Junction, petiiing ’ , . administration during the second| BoNCROe MAL ae: backache, rheumatie | 3 Young men’s corduroys in : $ 50 Solid

: P ’ d \/ A ’ » 20% to 40° hy Registration will be held Th oh ao energy yy ete nov el ty patterns. 1e week of Jan. 26. @) eadaches “ud 4 rriness. went of | bl d b te f . Saturday morning classes will be te with smarting nine | ues anda browns ior men. your kidneys or bl

yee » » » » n . Our warehouse is brimming over with held for thote who find it impose] Some oy All are well made, nicely Don't wait! Ask vour d or Yhoan's

some mes shows there ia go merchandise, which we must dispose of sible to attend regular evenin i i . | . . S g Sess 3 40 | S L 9 . «+ This is a Sale, former costs or prices sions, according to Prof. George F A a rn : 7 finished. Sizes 30 to 42. “8 “pry . . m a usy ou are forgotten. Hurry for greater savings. Leonard, evening division director. ewe from yout blood. Gat Doan’ Fille a | Extra Heavy Moleskin Sanforized Work

START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! oi PANTS PANTS 228 LIVING| (152 BEDROOMS ¥ | Ba Ae

ROOM 4 U IT E S All Wanted Styles, Including | Get Rid of Old " Fashioned > ’ Value Values VELVETS, CMESTERFIELDS, Moderns, Waterfalls and Unbecoming Dental Plates! RE Ceo ns Sos 3010 | Sul mio 1 er

Restore the pleasing expression of youth qd 8 S , Street Fl M 0 N A | R 3 an d 0 t h ers H Mirror have teeth you'll be proud of No money Star. Store wi oo

required on my popular Family

Bp OT All $3.95-$4.45-84.95 All Wool Filled

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364 AXMINSTER| @ PRICES SLASHED re DR. HALES COMFORTS and VELVET RUGS ON REFRIGERATORS op OD lh On Arch Cure Shoes for. Women 72x84-In. Double Bed Size NR ¢ nrestricte oice >

furnishes dental

Rebuilt Kelvinator, Frigidaire and 2 : ALL the family. at Great Sacrifice Prices REIN Keiihatsr, Frginie and \ Years $ 3 19 *

to Pay

9 Davs Same as Cash-Otherwise Small Charge

ODD PIECES \ Spners i Expertly Fitted Heavy quality printed AN 3 y sateen tops with

Vs to Vs OFF Shag Yh 4M - yr Just 2—3-Room Outfits N \ a aI The Sale that thousands of women wait for. matching solid color o" : assembled from our “ High qualitv. perfect fitting kids. suedes, pat- borders and backs.

Sa Chalre ' Warehouse Steck. i Qa Room 301--3rd Floor ents and gaberdines in black, brown, blue and The all wool linings give lots of extra warmth. 13.08 \ ner 2 RR R it Bld | combinations. Choice of colors. 3 3 ooseve : \ : Star Store, Street Floor Star Store, Basement

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