Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1942 — Page 7

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SENTENCE DATE| Subs Rarely Sighted Before They Attack SET FOR DRIVER munication by sea, there are two be moved across the Atlantic to re-

profitable points of attack—at the|inforce the Allies. The German, TT origin of the line and at its ‘problem is to prevent them from | RE terminus. reaching Europe and Africa, if that! OITTETE TIES Mary Runyon, Convicted in Fatal Accident, Faces Court Feb. 2.

Ships carrying American supplies|'S Possible. wi A WANT AD IN THE TIMES, |are most important objectives. The| Judge Dewey E Myers of Criminal Court has set Feb. 2 for the

sentencing of Miss Mary Runyon, former State Health Board employee, whose conviction on a

THURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1942

UNSUNG HEROES! Father, Son Meet in Navy FIGHT IN MALAYA

Most Dangerous Tasks Go To Little-Publicized Air Volunteers.

By GEORGE WELLER

Coprrmichr 1342 bv The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Daily News The. i

SINGAPORE, Jan. 22 — They needed high explosives up north to’

delay the Japanese flooding down, | the Navy on the the western side of the Malayan; charge of failure to stop after a sea against the 3

i Noi eninsula. to send bridges leaping $ = . { fatal accident, was upheld recently Submatine. Until skyward and to make the way more; ‘ by the Indiana Supreme Court. the submarine at-

Rr tose ios By REAR ADMIRAL YATES without "KS STIRLING JR. (U. 8. Navy, Retired) Written for United Press “Pedestrian strategists” may be, sure that the Navy is doing plenty! about the submarine menace. There are more than 20000 po- attack on the terminus—the British licemen in New York OCity—vet' sjes—has been made ever more | murders are committed every day.| difficult by intensive anti-submas The police are se | rine activity. So it is logical that! unable to do the Germans should try concen-! much about these {trating upon the origin of these ¢rimes until they 3 | supplies. are committed. : | Another reason may be Japanese So it is with J ¥3] demands that the Germans relieve | ‘naval and air pressure in the Pa- | cific by concentrating America’s at- | tention on the Atlantic. A third reason is that the United

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30 Jap fighters darkening: Xy and. hugging the tree ot naged to make the field a ther come the eld + 1t this 1f- £ : 3 © put this half-ton of 1... 1 gay in a search for the persons who slashed more than 230 automobile tires in this area with

t down to end of other charge. a sharp knife The tires were slashed Tuesday night and police received reports he gel Seale throughout the dav boosting the he other of ruined tires and tubes ed the plane Bn though cus Several automobile dealers revy he flies unarmed, he also ported that the slasher broke into machine pe n their agencies while tires also were peeled off. out on cars parked on streets and with SDILINg aS’at several defense factories. Meld toward the other yin Shaeffer. a farm implement

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Malaya’s smooth | ‘ : Navy can only an Army of millions. Seme of, rock - ballasted in prison and fined $25 and costs scout and it is Adwsirad Stirling these men, the enemy knows, will in Criminal Court last May. She’ anese suicide a submarine is sighted. Advertisement squads They; lafter her car allegedly struck and| The German submarines appear A gelignite—fast. A reunion in the form of a good-natured paddling was that be- | killed Noah Russell and his small ine of Great Britain at the source. S$ mn a go ny Half a ton of | tions a vou Sy from terrible recurring, | Muncie, Ind. at the U. S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Il. port in December, 1937. and air reinforcements to the Pa-|cnok , Wheezing spells of SED was loaded inte : i Hiat Chal wich ts be] SNE JF. SHEEN Hit Sad Wits hE sfc ameng 5 SEOHD ofr ». Supreme Court was denied yes-| American Expeditionary Force for Asthma sass wrt ivcens thick traning a transport) L re réstful sleep. Get Mendaco in ta sides) Mr. Weller .;.ne a De assisting. her into court for sentencing. In Wow any line of com! tablets from druggists. Only de. 3 0c. Mone sirhne. The pilot started northward. A few mules from the hand- TIRE SLASHER SOUGHT | = ! HANOVER. Pa Jan 22 (U.P). — he told offi- Enraged farmers, automobile dealHealthy, well-fleshed livestock range our peasture-lands plenty of food for all. Buy at your AFP Super Market « «+ » delicious fruits and vegetables grow out of our and you'll get plenty of values, too! For AGP has iy

suicidal along! Miss Runyon was given one tacks a vessel, the States is organizing and training roads for Jap-! largely luck when | was convicted of failing to stop had to have! to be trying to cut the Atlantic lifetween Alvin Yerkes Jr. (en the receiving end) and his father, both of | daughter on Road 40 near Bridge- to prevent or slow American naval’ Don’t rely on smokes, Ag and i y the tricky stuff, Her petition for a rehearing injcific, and hamper the sailing of an| | Thouset s Sing sufferers have found that th | cruits undergoing physical examinations in which Yerkes Sr. was terday and Judge Myers ordered! Europe or Africa. mucus, thus promoting freer eating and Haviland-388, from a little Malayan Saran voles ly kKerchief-sized fleld in the jungle And. say, where'd er: and defense workers joined poAmerica is one huge storchouse of fine things to eat! fucutivics of good foods! So don't worry—there's fertile earth. American manufacturers produce vast been buying direct, ws with unnecessary in-

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the far end of the field. gelignite porter turned

loose and met one rush with}

i dealer, Tas 3 Aen IS tractors were damaged similarly.

said that tires on 14 farm

from a point least expected bullets flopped of the Japs’ sides, but managed to damplane badly enough to

fall

ayse it to Therre Secret Heroes

Thats just one of the wartime Jobs of Malayas lsast known body of heroes, about whom little has eppeared in the local press—the Malayan volunteer air force. Their activities are communications and what the censorship terms “other operations.” Many are rubber planters. tin engineers and civil servants who learned to fly at the governmentaliy subsidized rate of $3 an hour. Most of these volunteers were >mbers of Malaya's four principal clubs—at Penang. Kdala Ipoh and Singapore. Now m they are subordinated he Royal Air Force.

In Action Often

In Puss-Moths they trained Singapore’s original searchlight crew and account for the latter's superiority to the ack-ack. They have; also towed targets for greund fire | Liaison jobs are among their men-| tio nable specialties. ws en three members of the engine room staff of a freighter! ashore at Port Swettenham, were killed, the volunteer force flew three

AN the Japs arrived. At Kuantan they gaved a Bleinheim by transporting! én extra engine thither after the | plane had been shot up on the field

DIES TO BROADEN PROBE WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 (U. P) — Chairman Martin Dies (D. Tex N of the House Committee on Un-| American Activities, proposed today “to take up one nationalist organation after another” in his comees investigation of Axis propgganda, most of which he said was | enti-Semitic.

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