Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1942 — Page 11

Richard N. Allen Active in

Masons; Son an Officer At Camp Shelby.

Services were to be arranged today. 108 Richard. N, Allen, 1625 Central ave. Apt. 1. Mr. Allen, an employes in THe Indianapolis Star's composing room, was found dead by his wife, yes-

terday. Mrs, Allen, an organizer for the local barbers and beauticians’ union, had been out ‘of the city for

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Mr. Allen's father, J. V. Allen, lives in Louisville, Ky., and a son, Richard Allen Jr. is a lieutenant stationed at Camp Shelby. He was a member of the North

Park Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite|

and Shrine.

ordered to run down reports that Lieut. James Stewart, the movie star, is in Australia with the

United States army, reported the:

following results today: “Find James Stewart. This was an assignment. If still is. We've been tracking this elusive star in the United States army since the friend of a friend who saw him told us. “Mr. Smith went to Washington, but where has James Stewart gone? : “Some gossip mongers say he’s in Melbourne. Others say he’s in Brisbane. Movie magnates insist that he presented the academy award to Gary Cooper in Hollywood a couple of weeks back. We've also heard he's in California and Hawaii. “By the way, we've just heard that Robert Taylor's in town, too.”

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connected also leads to the hathroom, This room faces the east and it has yellow and pastel pink walls and ceiling. The floor is of marbleized linoleum and there is one window facing the east. The fixtures are chromium.

Irvington Ave. Residence |QIL HEATS HOME Has Large Stone Fireplace] (ON KERCHEVAL

‘Samuel T. Reed Samuel T. Reed, a resident of

Indianapolis for 40 years, died yesterday at his home, 2130 E. 10th

3 HOOSIERS DIE IN PACIFIC WAR

_ st. He was 65.

Mr. Reed was a charter member of the Wintergreen Odd Fellows lodge and was employed at the J. J: Maden Manulasiuring: Co, Tor

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Services will be at 10 a.. m. Monday at the Royster & Askin funeral home. Burial will be at Crown

3 Others Missing, Relatives Told; Clay County Has

Another Casualty. BRAZIL, Ind., March 21 (U. P).

A glass kitchen and bathroom feature this two-bedroom brick veneer home built by W. G. Justus at 943 N. Irvington ave. It will be open from 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday for inspection. The front -door opens into a hallway with a guest closet at the right. A large stone fireplace and a pan-

Glass block trimmed in black makes up the lower walls in both rooms. There are built-in cabinets above the sink and worktops are of white marble with black trim. A window is over the sink. A hallway opening off the dining room leads to the two bedrooms and bathroom. It is finished

Garage Is Connected to House by Breezeway; Heated by Oil.

For sale by the John Max Realty

REPAIR FOR DEFENSE ECON NOMY FURNACES

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father and husban who passed away o March 2 na e think 0 ear AnD our bd hearts are’ sed | ith ' Oh this’ "world would be

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Co. and open for inspection this week-end is a white frame dwelling at 3857 Kercheval drive. The garage is connected to the house proper by a breeze-way and there is a gravel driveway leading from the street. An oil unit supplies the heat. The living room is immediately off the front door and wallpaper is of alternate wide and narrow bluegray stripe. It is trimmed in white and there is large paneled window to the west and a double paneled window on the north. Hardwood floors are throughout the house.

in striped wallpaper. The southeast bedroom has rosetoned paper with flower design and one closet. There is a large double window to the south and a single window to the east.

Brown Glass in Bath

The northeast bedroom has green designed wallpaper and a lemontoned ceiling. There is one closet and two windows. Brown glass three-quarter wall with a mermaid decorative panel highlights the bathroom. There is one window, built-in tub with show-

eled picture window highlight the living room. Wallpaper of colonial design is in the entrance hall and living room and there are two other windows, each fianking the fireplace and facing north. Floors are hardwood throughout the house.

Dihing Room to East Through an archway to the east is the dining room, which has a double window to the north and multi-colored fern design wallpa-

Hill, —Clay county’s third casualty in Among the survivors are his wife,|the Pacific war was reported today. Amey; a sister, Miss Minnie Reed, |Mrs. Denzil Strohl of East Brazil and a niece, Miss Lucille Reed, all|said the navy department notified of Indianapolis. her that her son, Eugene McFee, : —— 2), Dremu first class, was lost in action somewhere in the Pacific. He Walter VanArsdell . __|enlisted at Indianapolis three years Services for Walter VanArsdell . will be at 2 p. m. Monday at the

Robert’ W. Stirling funeral home.| ANDERSON, Ind., March 19 (U. Burial will be at Washington Park.|P.) —William W. Huntley, 21, son Mr. VanArsdell, an employee of|of Mrs, Floyd Kabrick, is presumed the Standard Oil Co. here for 32|lost in action, according to a navy years, died yesterday at St. Francis|department telegram,

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hospital. He was 59. He was a native of Mackville, Ky. * but had lived on the South side here nearly all of his life. Survivors include his wife, Mary;

' a brother, Thomas; and a nephew,

Byron E. Rogers, all of Indianapolis.

GM WAGE CONTRACT

TALKS DEADLOCKED|”

DETROIT, March 21 (U. P..Negotiations for a contract renewal between the General Motors Corp. charged with producing 10 to 12 per cent. of the national arms program, and the United Automobile Wotkers (C. I. 0) appeared deadlocked today. The union, demanding a $1 a day wage increase, countered, one-by-one, the nine proposals General Motors introduced yesterday when negotiations opened. The principal | ngs p-oposals called for the elimination

_ of double-time pay and “propa-

MARTINSVILLE, Ind, March 21 (U. P.).—Calvin Hacker Jr, has been lost in action, according to a navy department telegram to his parents, Mr. and d Mrs. Calvin Hacker.

Jom FH VERNON, Ind., March 21 navy. department has i he and Mrs, James W. Daslineg 1 that their son, William, 21, missing after naval action.

Oo ASHIN ASHINGTON, 1 Ind, March 21 d Mrs. Barton Web- = Be ge notified by the navy department that their son, Arthur, 19, is missing,

VALPARAISO, Ind Ind., March 21 (U. P.).—Deforest Dye, 27, is missing after action in the Pacific, accordington a navy department telegram to his mother, Mrs. Geraldine Dye, Valparaiso school Pol principal.

CLINTON, Ind., M: March 21 (U. P.). ~The navy department informed . Corrinne Hall today that her Ensign William Hall, has been ried . missing - while on duty. recently he served with the

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the introduction of piecework and Asiatic fleet,

“other incentive methods of pay” in the interests of increased war production. Negotiations will be resumed Tuesday. ‘President C. E. Wilson of General Motors charged that the “union’s attitude is one of ‘business as usual ~for the union.” Walter P. Reuther, head of the 12-man committee that represents 190,000 U. A. W. members working for General Motors, said he hoped negotiations would not ‘degenerate into a public contest of name calling.” ?

CHILDREN TO PLAY WITH SYMPHONY

For the first time in the history of the organization, public grade school children were to appear on the platform to play with members of the Indianapolis symphony orchestra in the children’s symphony hour at the Murat temple today. The children and the instruments they will play are Elizabeth Armstrong, violin; Thurman Anderson, trumpet; Art Wilson, and Joan Barnhill, xylophone, all of School 84; Ted Holler, violin, of School 70, and Alberta Biladeau violin, and Marti Knauer, cello, of School 80. *

3 LOCAL PERSONS INJURED IN CRASH

Three Indianapolis residents were among six persons injured, one critically, when two automobiles crashed head-on last night near Brazil,

The loeal persons were Mrs. Edith. Calhoun, 616 Lockerbie st.; Orle Price, 606. Fletcher ave., and Ken- | anese neth Thompson, Pennsylvania railroad employee. Mrs. Frank Thompson, Brazil, yeporien in a critical condition. The others. injured were Frank Thompson and William Morris, both of

&< Brazil.

Mr. Mice, driver of one of the cars, received slight injuries, and oe ie Se ures, and

- HUGE "LOTTERY RING IS SMASHED BY FBI

WASHINGTON, March 21 (U.P). ~Director J. Edgar Hoover of the

BBC Airs News

To Nazi Victims

LONDON, March 21 (CDN) — Through the facilities of the British Broadcasting Corp., the oppressed peoples of Europe have this week received word of the staunch defense of Burma by the Chinese armies as well as the great naval battle of Java. In foreign language broadcasts to the occupied countries Leland Stowe’s stories of the Chinese army in Burma have been provided to “listeners in” in Nazi occupied Europe and George Weller’s brilliant tale, as told to him in his new vantage point somewhere in Australia, by participants in that epic battle of the Java sea, is being broadcast especially to the Dutch people by the Dutch government-in-exile in London.

.[JAPS SEEK VICTORY OVER OWN LANGUAGE

TOKYO, March 21 (Japanese Broadcast Recorded by U. P. in |New York) —In an effort to ease the peoples that Japan has conquered over the hurdles of the Japanese language, which contains more than 1000 basic characters, the cabinet board of information has decided to publish a pamphlet called “Japanese made easy.” It will contain 300 simple characters and 300 common idioms which embody 40 per cent of the everyday language spoken by Jap-

«ss| ARMY FINANCE CHIEF VISITS FORT SCHOOL

Maj. Gen. Howard K. Longhey, chief of finance, inspected

finance school at Ft. Mipoced onal

terday and it turned out to be a social call as well.

time talking to Col. Walter S. Drys~ dale, 30st commander and bis Weg Pols dinssmata.

per. A blending colored dado and ceiling complete the papering in the room. To the right, or south of the dining room, is the extra large kitchen with breakfast nook combined. The kitchen walls are of light cream, with a pale blue ceiling, and the breakfast nook is finished with a pale orange upper wall and ceiling.

14 SALES CLOSED BY

NORTH SIDE DEALERS

The sale of 14 houses, two lots and one farm was included in this week’s sales report by the North

side realtors. They were 3708-10 E. 34th st., 2602 N. Arlington ave., 607 LaClede st. and 848 N. Denny st., by Jack C. Carr; 2816-18 E. North st. by E. Kirk McKinney Co., Inc.; 5635 N. Pennsylvania st., 5038 Washington blvd. and 5164 N. Capitol ave. by J. J. Argus. An exchange of 3517 N. Gladstone ave. and 1855 E. 38th st., by M. G. Gerdenich; 2254 N. Alabama st., by P. V. Woods; 6035 Ralston ave., by Fieber; 1011 N. Drexel ave., by C. B. Durham, and 3663 N. Olney st., by John Lookabill. The lots were in Warfleigh by Lorin Driscoll and on 46th st. by Mr. Durham. The farm was £5 acres on Read 36 by Mr. Carr.

BETTER PLUMBING GARE SUGGESTED

Because so many of the metals used in the manufacture of plumbing fixtures and fittings are vital to national defense, home owners as well as renters can help in this national emergency period by better care and maintenance of plumbing

systems. All faucet leaks should be fixed promptly. A neglected leak may cause permanent damage to the seat of the faucet, so that replacement of the entire unit may be necessary. The same prompt attention should be given to closet-tank leaks. Sink drains should be kept clean by pouring scalding water down the drain at least once a day. Lye should not be used, as it may take the finish off the fixture and clog the trap. When painting or decorating, all plumbing fixtures should be carefully covered to prevent spotting with paint and scratches by workmen, The temperature in domestic hotwater heating tanks should be kept as low as practical to check corrosion. Most important is to have all plumbing ‘ repair and maintenance work done without delay and by experienced workmen.

GETS MEDICAL POST Dr. P. M. Gastineau, a member of the faculty at the Indiana university school of medicine for many years, has been appointed head of

s|the department of dermatology and|]

sypholology at the school.: He sucSeeds Dr. Paul Cregor who has re-

er and a double linen closet. The: stairs to the basement lead off the kitchen. The basement is full and divided into three sections: Social room, furnace room with gas heating unit and laundry. room. A side driveway leads to the garage and the porch runs across the front of the house. The roof Is: fireproof.

REAL ESTATE GROUP WILL SELL STAMPS

The property management division of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board has started the sale of defense stamps at all their offices in the city. William Keller, chairman of the division, said that a motion was carried at a recent meeting of the board to sell the stamps.

IMPRESSION BAD IF HOME NEEDS REPAIR

First impressions too often are lasting ones. A home with a cracked walkway,

unpainted and warped steps, or

weather-beaten door may be a model home inside, but unconsciously the average visitor recalls it being run-down and neglected.

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A swinging door leads from the living room to the kitchen which has peach-toned walls and ceiling. The worktops are of red marbleized linoleum and the cabinets are built in above the sink. A window is at the south end of the room and there is flooring of blue marbleized linoleum. A doorway to the north leads to the breeze-way and garage which has overhead doors. The bedrooms are located at the

front and rear of the house. The southwest bedroom faces the street and has double windows in front| and a single window to the south. There is wallpaper of green-flow-ered design and a pebbled white ceiling with a glass fixture. One closet with ample shelf and storage space is in the room. Fixtures of Chromium Colonial designed wallpaper features the southeast bedroom and there are windows to the south and to the east. It has one closet and pastel blue pebbled ceiling witlf ‘a pink fixture. A hallway south of the living

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