Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1942 — Page 18

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21, 1942

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’ . School, She appeared in the Broad- | Advertisement SPEED PLANS FOR ‘Let Ja PS Come! —Port Da rwin Defenders Are Ready INDIAN FOLKLORE production “The Trojan "Double Help for ROAD 31 DUAL LANE» som maveion most importance, cccuping « post A suprise arta by san se vot in he exteme sous, uv + TOWN HALL OFFERING] when ine corse v1 ans queen yoy 9 ag 2g

tion of reserve behind the great impossible, since for long distances linked to Birdum, 300 miles south, Elizabeth visited the United States. | drai ‘ PORT DARWIN. Australia. Jan Netherlands bases of Surabaya, in on either side of the port the by a railroad. From Birdum 600 pe Ata, whose name means 2, D it ch SL 3 wr 5 < x S 4 . y . i n : . ; 5 " . ocsevelt < THEY wo ussOn GTA ism Java, and Amboina Island of the beaches are uninhabited. Hence, miles of new all-weather road runs .g.,.., of the Morning,” will bring Mrs. Franklin D. Roc 0 are completing plans for the dual- 91 “Let "em come!” ’ ; Whit ; wt ice Springs S|Te Ata to represent the culture of £ Z ; li LL : Moluccas group. infantry units stationed at Darwin te Alice Springs. he folkiore of the OChickas in- S ; - Wh . ; lane paving of Road 31 from the “te : v 3 i : a : . : the 0 ore o ne asaw n the American Indian at the Ameri=- at do you do when headache, : 2 That's the slogan of this hot and 4. . 1 vvo radio has threatened are charged with protecting the The remaining 700 miles to : : ; = . lik : end of the present dual-lane pave- : S SqgsYo Th ; t from land invasi : : ; i dians to Indian-/can folklore program presented at| nervousness, cramp-like pain, lack ment south of Greenwood to the humid port today as Australia pre- tg homb Port Darwin out of exist- POrt irom land invasion. point of connection with the prin- ro ap6lis Town Hall Hyde Park. The Indian girl was | of energy and appetite, or some north edge of the Columbus bv- pares against. any invasion threat ence, and it was even announced! The civil airport, previously used cipal south Australian Tailfoags hr ) : polis as nev ‘the. old Chickats® capital | *ther form of periodic, functional pass i and works to bolster the United that Japanese bombers would raid as the first Australian port touched ccvered by a second railroad from P wat 11 a.m. Sat-| + Tishomingo, Okla, and pep) Jisiass begins 2 make you ier Samuel Hadden chairman, saié Nations’ fighting front in the it this past week-end. Nothing by planes from Singapore, has been Alice Springs. The Seuss & We wday at Eng-|father was a member of the fet A a po pan me tha. the Commission would build southwest Pacific. happened. augmented by a military airdrome Springs road was built in J in lish’s Theater. council of the Chickasaw nation. | Ai . : the dual-lane road “as fast as There are many uniforms in the If the Japanese did -sugceed in from which American-made bomb- 93 days, a marvel of speedy con- Her program, py. Ricardo Alfaro, ex-president| . There 17s 190 Ware to Jake it, possible.” streets. Troops and labor battal- landing here, an officer observed, ers have been patrolling the sea struction. . entitled “Along of panama, will speak on the Town | ana discomfort Et thos ds a The road. when completed. will ions are building new and stronger their troubles would just be be- | approaches. Soldiers wander aimlessly about 3 the Mocca sin|gal series Feb. 21. fore “vour time” and follow direc= offer motorists a dual-lane highway fortifications, Port Darwin, just be- ginning. Behind Darwin is the! Australia has garrisoned Port the streets when off duty, seking Foi Trail,” is mads Poems tions. Second: To assist in building from Indianapolis to Columbus and low the East Indies. has become one great Australian bush. It is a wild | Darwin adequately, according to something to do. The only ‘amuse- i £5 up of native 4 TABLE PADS energy. strength, through increased will provide adequate transportation of the most strategic outposts of terrain, difficult of negotiation even military authorities, but that does ment in the town at night is gam- 2 ro 4° songs, legends, day flow of gastric juice which helps apfacilities for the new Army canton- allied defense. for an individual, let alone an not necessarily mean that more bling. A number of places run * SL * dances, chants, 51 49 Spotl petite and digestion, take it by dinn

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ment near Columbus Not so long ago it was a town army. Enemy tanks would find it troops will not be brought in. wide-open variations of American Te Ata old translations Mode rections as a tonic. Women who use According tc present plans, as of insignificant harbor facilities and impossible to operate in the deep Supplies reaching here from craps and the play is high and live- and sign lan-| Measure |it both ways seem to CARDUI's much of the present pavement as jerry-built houses constructed mangrove swamps and the thick southern Australia must travel ly. I saw one private pick up 500 guage. Te Ata is a graduate of We show samples or {ake measurements MOS! enthusiastic boosters. u possible is to be used in the new around a pair of wharves. Now it foliage of the interior, which begins 3000 miles by land or sea, since Australian pounds on one toss of Oklahoma College for women and All Nil TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. road is a naval and air base of the ut- at Darwin's outskirts. there is no direct rail connection the dice. studied at the Carnegie Tech Drama L3 EP YAoYe) IT WILL GET QUICK RESULTS,

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