Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1942 — Page 13

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FRIDAY, JAN. 30, 1942

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Warns U. S. of Greater |

Attacks by U-Boats; No ‘Victory’ Date.

BERLIN, Jan. 30 (Official Broadcast Recorded by U. P. in New York) .—Adolf Hitler today accepted full responsibility for Red Army advances on the eastern front but, asserting that the Nazis strike first, he warned America that “we shall now see what our U-boats may achieve,” and declared that the Axis war machine was ready for “everything.” Speaking on the ninth anniversary of the Nazi rise to power in Germany, Hitler said that: 1. Japan's attack on America has “left us free to act” despite President Roosevelt's previous efforts to ‘chase the German U-boats out of most of the seas and keep them in narrow waters where he would be able to ward off their attacks with all of his naval might.”

Revises ‘Victory’ Estimate

2. The end of the war cannot be predicted, but Germany, Italy and Japan will march together to victorieg this year even if the conflict does not end in 1942. (Previously Hitler had predicted the end of the war within a year on each New Year's day.) 3. For everything that has happened in Russia “I am responsible” but the Russian advances of “some kilometers” will be wiped out by a new German offensive in the spring. 4. Bolshevism may come to England but “it will never come to Germany” and the war will mean the “destruction of Jewry” in Europe. 5. The German people need not fear a repetition of the defeat of 1918.

When Winter Ends—?

“We are defeating the plans of President Roosevelt,” Hitler said in a bitter personal attack on President and Prime Minister Winston Churchill. But he added: “I do not know whether the war will end this year. ‘We are ready for everything. We are prepared in the desert, in the seas, in the East, everywhere, “Our Gen. Rommel, (in Libya) with his Italian and German troops. has struck back and will continue to strike back to the end of the war. “In Russia, winter our new forces—new Luftwaffe planes—will roar over Russia. The defense in the East is not easy but we will master all problems. The most difficult period is behind us.

will end and

LEGAL TENDER'S THE NAME CARLYLE, Ill, Jan. 30 (U. P).— While searching records for da¥ in connection with the application for a birth certificate, County Clerk

Ben A. Niemeyer found the oddest!

surmame of his long career. The full name, as apeparing on the record is "Legal Tender Bartling.” He was born in or near Tjenton, Hl, Sept. 4 1804.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (U. P.). —Yesterday in Hell's Kitchen, a poor New York tenement district. Today in the White House, a Jluncheon guest of President Roosevelt. That's the experience of 4-year-old Gerry King, a victim of infantile paralysis. Gerry was se-

Gerry King and his mether, Mrs. Pauline King, board the train for Washington.

But Stand-ins Over Nation Will Celebrate at 12,000 Jubilee Balls.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (U. P). —President Roosevelt is 60 today, but others will have to do most of the celebrating of the occasion for him; he is far too busy piloting the nation in its greatest war. For the President, White House staff members said, it is just another working day—the 54th since Pearl Harbor and one which may, like others before it, last far into the night.

Dires With Youngster

But Mr. Roosevelt, whose years rest lightly upon him and have caused no abatement of his characteristic energy, has a nation full of “stand-ins,” including the cream of Hollywood's youth, beauty and talent, to observe his birthday for him. He. took a short time out at noon, however, to have lunch with Gerry King, 4-year-old victim of infantile paralysis. While the Chief Executive works, other Americans will be dancing the hours away at more than 12,000 “Diamond Jubilee” balls throughout the eountry for the benefit of infantile paralysis victims.

Movie Stars Busy

In the Capitai some 25 of Hollywoods most glamorous stars will do the President honor while be toils. After wishing him many happy returns of the day, during one of the few brief interludes he has permitted himself, they will embark

lected by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to be its representative at the President's birthday party. He was dressed in his new blue sailor suit and was carrying a bright red and white boat. an aircraft carrier. He said that was his birthday present to Mr. Roosevelt.

PUPILS CALM AT ‘SCHOOL 79 FIRE

Quit Rooms as in Routine Drill Under Guidance Of Principal.

Under the guidance of their scheol principal, Mrs. Rosa A. { Jones, 58 pupils of Public School 79 at 1100 Vandeman St. filed quietly from their classrooms this morning las smoke poured from the windows and the fire department stopped in | front of the temporary building. | The two-room building was fill-

(ing with smoke when Mrs. Jones calmly asked the children to don I their wraps and march two abreast

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Believed It Routine | “They were perfect children,” she said. “We have a fire drill once a month. The last one was a week ago. (the children behaved just as if it (was routine.” | The smoke originated in the flue, which was clogged with soot, and workmen were attempting to clean {it when it burst inte fames. There was no damage.

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upcn a rigorous schedule of their own, paced by Mrs. Roosevelt. The French aciress Michele Morgan was awed today. Told on her arrival that she would meet the President personally, she gasped: “Does he talk to actors?”

Marching A. E. F. Sings for Ulster

| WITH THE A. E. F. IN IRE- | LAND, Jan. 30 (U.P.).—Dough- Some of the stars, notably Doroboys of the United States Army thy Lamour, came to the capital went on their first route march |several days in advance and have through the Ulster countryside |been on the go constantly, attendtoday, singing as they tramped in | ing this function and that.

high spirits. ; em Nicaragua Holds

On the return march they | ‘Diplomatic Reception

passed through towns where they were welcomed by friendly Ulster people. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Jan, 30 Coming from rural districts and | (U.P.) —Nicaragua began its obsmall towns in most cases, the |servance of President Roosevelt's] Americans felt at home in this 60th birthday at midnight, with a countryside dotted with white- | reception for Allied diplomats at the washed cottages with big open Presidential palace. | hearths. { Mr. Roosevelt's birthday is a nae tional holiday in Nicaragua.

CITY POLICEMA DIES IN CRASH

‘James Reilly 15th Victim: "Cycle in Collision With

Costa Rica Begins ‘3-Day Observance

SAN JOSE, C. R,, Jan. 30 (U. P). —Costa Rica began today a threeday observance of President Roosevelt's birthday. The American colony built stands in Central Park, to which they repaired for beer and hot dogs, donating the proceeds to Costa Rican

charities. i President Caleron Guardia ex-! tolled “the distinguished service of! President Roosevelt for humanity | and the freedom of peoples.”

Churchill and King Send Greetings

LONDON, Jan 30 (U. P.).—King | George and Prime Minister Win-! ston Churchill sent personal birth- | day greetings to President Roosevelt today. The British Broadcasting Corporation announced a special program of greetings to the President at 10:30 p. m. (3:30 p. m. Indianapolis Time).

Two Cars.

The motor toll in Marion County for the new year continues to average a life every other day. Today, the 30th day of 1042, the Coroner recorded the 15th auto fatality. The death was that of James J. Reilly, 35, motorcycle patrolman for the Park Board during the summer and a director of school patrol details during the winter, Mr. Reilly was killed in the 3600 block on W. Washington St. yes{terday when his motorcycle figured {in a collision with two autos. Witnesses said that the officer's vehicle hooked onto the rear bumper of a car driven by Roy J. Graham, 49,

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Mr. Reilly was a graduate of Ca|thedral High School, where he | starred in baseball. His home was |at 1409 E. New York St. | He is survived by his mother, { Mrs. Catherine Reilly; three brothers, Dennis Reilly, also a member of the Police Department, and {John and Bernard Reilly, both of | Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. | Catherine Bruce, Bedford, and Miss | Mary Reilly, Indianapolis. | Funeral services will be held | Monday morning. Burial will be {in Holy Cross Cemetery.

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