Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1942 — Page 10

PAGE 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ——— —. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1042

COUNTY BELOW Acolytes at Plaza Fada TROOPS TO SEND) Heed Delugates

A Ae To River Meeti ID TR ao . SA Fa me a ah ERLE A | ; CI 1% \ ; ; )

meeting of the recently organized

Relaxed Rules Hinted: Be- ee Naa Applies to First Class gus. Madison, Ind.

SR NW : N NA NAN i : | § hapt of the A : lieve Many Unaware UR TE NA Letters Only; Points | " Sons and [1 8 SE \J | |) \'% ) STORE Nat AA 3 R J id : : Ps A pI MN Phi \ : \ NAAN NR Daughters © f | > Of Eligibility. \ RR Abroad Included. Font fiver By LOUIS ARMSTRONG RL ER.» WASHINGTON, April 1 (U, P) — 3. i ree theaits s Raetiny f <<. The possibility that regulations \ \ Free mailing privileges for men in Se B® 1 Ashby, may be liberalized to stimulate = \ ! \ } NL the armed forces will become ef- 4 who was made

automobile sales in Marion county _. N ¥ fective at many points by the end] \ vice chairman F BR \ of the Madison

was viewed hopefully by rationing] ? Rh LN Ni of the week. the postoffice depart- | officials here today. § AR L ment said today chapter, an2 \ LC Ea N : nounced that Instructions to postmasters to ac- Mr. Ashby April 12 will be cept service men's mail without| the deadline for accepting charter than the office of price administra-| \ a i postage will be issued in the postal{ membership. Bleven other Inion desires. \ bulletin to be mailed to offices| dianapolis residents are charter N CO. A { throughout the country today.| members. In Marion county last month, fF A WN \ NY When a postmaster receives this C. W. Stoll, of official notice, his office may accept| chairman of the Madison chapter unstamped mail matter. whose territory will include the board At the beginning of the To take advantage of free mailing,| Ohio river from Cincinnati south month. the county was given a| the service man merely writes his| through the Mississippi river sysname, rank and organization on] tem.

three-month quota of 357 and the total certificates for the month does| AN \ 3 SW | \\s [the upper left hand corner of the

not equal a third of this number. | SW NE \ X NRA \ AA |envelope. The privilege extends to LO ¥ TN } all ranks of the armed forces, in-| BUS OPERATORS OF

30 ars Frozen a ih cluding commissioned officers, It

buildings are more than 3000 frozen| automobiles—dealers’ capital tied up| abroad—not merely to those abroad by the rationing program. Some oH ) as previously reported. SOUTH BEND, Ind, April fi] these cars will make up quotas 5 ! First Class Mall Only | Emergency measures to meet the| June. July and August and Se increasing demands upon public will not be rationed until next year. i Only first class letter mail will be transportation facilities during war James D. Strickland. state ration-| accepted under the new regulation. |time will be discussed at the ¢ seventh! jhe administrator, said today that It may be mailed to any address{annual convention of the Indiana manv persons were eligible to buy in the United States, or to terri-|Bus Operators’ association here automobiles who were unaware of N 3 } \ \ | tories or possesions of this country.| April 7 ahd 8 | the fact. TENN SS _— N RTT | Postoffice officials said the free! Harry J. Harman, Indianapolis, » also said that the sale of ‘ mail privilege would reduce re- secretary of the association, said - including used models has These hy yi 4 pn participate in the Goad Friday services | cpipts greatly in some offices. How-| problems arising from federal regu-| fallen off due to three reasons. Sr ¥ ne a, 5 of Colufiings on the world ar Memorial ‘ever, it was expected that few post-| lation of the use of tires and motor | First, persons are wary of buying| paz. ar CL as the Way of the Cross, will be held from masters or supervisors in military {vehicles will be the theme of the Cars because of tire rationing; sec- 2:30 to 3 p. m. The boys, all from Holy Cross school, are (left to lor naval establishments would re-|convention. | ond. they fear that the government | right, front row) Donald Topmiller, Joseph White and Joseph Delaney; ceive pay cuts. Their salaries de-| Speakers at the session will in-| Styles: Colers: (middle row) Robert Graeber and Paul Stricker: (rear row) John pend upon receipts of offices in! clude Frank Purse, Chicago, district : olorss

W lis tep in and take their cars and | Sullivan and Gerald McKeand. which they work. director of the Interstate Commerce Sailors . . . Bonnets . . . Navy red \ gretn ee [EE

res for military purposes, and ME Fesitnny of gaseiie 1a TIRES Siche o A majority of offices in military| commission; Fred Eichhorn, chair- pompadours Co oft-the: he rte rea di ve

thi th SS101l third, 4 : INVESTS IN DEFENSE, BURIAL] {and naval establishments are branch man of the Indiana Public Service nee turbans Wants Quotas Used Up | EN PA V R SPRINGFIELD, Ore. (U. P).—| |offices of main postoffices in near-| | commission; Fred Zollner, Ft. att at Of f n . ’ beige wa brown a z : Baxter Young, 84, Lane county pio- by communities. Thus, officials said. | Wayne; Mayor J. I. Pavey of South matrons. elt, straw, navy. Headsizes 22 to Mr. Strickland said, however, that neer, purchased $300 in defensefeven though receipts drop at mili- Bend, and W. G. Kearney, of the fabries. 24. the OPA desired all automobile stamps and made them payable toftary and naval branch offices, the Goodrich Tire and Rubber Co. J kk RE quotas to be used and i cars FESTIVAL ° TODAY ::: {a Bartholomew, the local morti-|overall volume would be affected|H. Gregg of Brazil is president of ; WASSON'S BASEMENT not move fast enough und | only slightly in most instances. {the association. : ent regulations the office is : 60h “0

loosen up on the requirements for : : : antaining & coruficate Jewry Here I Joins in Rites |§ he situation in other counties, ; : Mr. Strickland declared, is much Celebrating Victory R A ; / more exaggerated. Some rationing : boards have only issued one or two Over Bondage. certificates in the first month. ik N fa ® Rs *

Indianapolis Jewry, in spiritual

For the sale of cars under the ra-| ! {ioning program has dwindled more |

Louisville, is only 130 certificates for new cars

were issued by the local rationing

Persons on the eligible list who ¢ x concert with Jewry throughout the

h to purchase a new car must : ; prove to the local boards that world, will begin the festival of [4 | NJ \J | I'D) NT Y A i Fa 1) pF pS \ . gy WV

1d car is inadequate for their Passover at sundown today, an ob-

And that is the stumbling | cervance marking one of the first It 1s pretty hard to prove

he : triumphs of freedom over slavery a the old bus will not get you s ° § F i Sf op if J N and back jin recorded history. as ? on A eps " — n A ow List of Eligible Groups | The. Passover service commemi / orates the escape of the "Children he classification of eligible i groups is: of Israel from the concentration Physicians, surgeons, visiting camps of Egypt and their passage

mrses or farm veterinaries who through the River Jordan for the

Ch new automo-; “This year, the Passover brings

nable them to enforce both a challenge and a promise laws as related specifically to 8 promise. It

nd challenges Jews, side by side with

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to maintain mail services; licensed |joving lands of the world, to break jitney and taxi drivers; persons en-jthe chains of servitude which mod- 3 : : : Rayon rl : E. Pastel | ht Twills : T weeds

gaged in industries in prosecutionjern Pharoahs have welded upon] i of the war; officers and employees countless millions; and it promises 0 by “CORONEKET" | | o Aqeral; state or local gOVern-iipat as redemption came to Israel . A | : i. Ef : HR IEag i Fh of of old, so will salvation come in our CE Dressy, fitted T . Long torso governmenta unctions essential to A " [3 RE £3 a : ] 3 k . . the public health. safety or the wal fH raved hm a the ends i : ? R sil houet tes, i EY § b Jackets, has e eart LR ES 3 Y } . some with models, classic ; tailored mod-

effort and requiring such car for transportation on official business Services at Temples ) > j white accents. : | els, link - but-

Persons needing cars to trans-' gqiuaeja] Passover services will be- ? ; Eo] i X 3 i port protice gud Stuns 3 ang gin 6:45 tonight at thie MO El \ \ ; Rk ; £2 % { { { 4 : 7; fox y by nes {b \ fy ton jac k et i oe fa i Pog Sit GOS oti Zedcd Te mple and the Indianapo- \ R 4 ; 2 { PN hu with new yo : 5 i (% With matching i Se hk % aeeling sales- io Hebrew Congregation Temple. 0 \ | I! WH shoulder treat. \ bs Fy pleated skirts. men who sell machinery ot similar Services tomorrow at Beth El will EE Rid |] TH ments. Navy J /] iq fib All beautifully equipment for farms. factories, j.gi; at 8 a. m. Rabbi Elias Charry & h nN | Zo...[ or black. Y/ J tailored mines, umber camps and similar will deliver the sermon. “Four Sons 3 \ SR p Hd HE. : : WN NGS 2A . productive establishments, and of ,,4 Four Freedoms.” oY Co i card § te eit RBs 34 : foods and medical supplies, and; pumorrow at 10 4. m. Rabbi Mot- CN \ = No Juniors « Misses’, # Sizes persons needing autos to trans-| oc ar peuerlicht Will devote his a] N : - / & Women's Sizes : ; 10 to 18

port newspapers for wholesale de-! oan at the Indianapolis Hebrew WASSON'S BASEMENT 7, WASSON'S BASEMENT

thud A Very. Congregation to the subject, “Let : Freedom Ring.” gh Y * LT

6 BOYS HELD FOR Service Men to Attend

ROBBING 2 WOMEN Community seders mill be held at % : N N r I » Beth El at 6:43 p. m. tomorrow and : kK q I f Y i 1 at the 10th st. Temple at 6:30 . ol \ as er 0ogs or ou n 4% : arad ers Guests of the Indianapolis Hebrew > > Congregation will be soldiers and saliors in this area.

ill use the at il ‘inci A 3 & o " ae % ; § 3 a will use the automobile principally i4g_vear trek through the desert to : . &) ph : for professional services: regularly Palestine £ : § ] 3 A ‘ sikh lest \ : E A ; : practicing ministers of a religious WW ; 1: : ; 3 faith; persons requiring ambu- Brings New Challenge ; TR RS lances: persons engaged in fire- ‘ ; hk om 43 FET a ih Liikils In its annual Passover message, | : ae : fighting services; persons requiring ; & RE k All WwW a RE 0 new passenger automobiles to the Synagog Council of America ; Re ig ov! 3 LORE maintain necessary police services said { 3 Crepes at 1d 3 Plaids sibs Re i ibbon Bright

Six Negro boys, 14 to 16 years old were held today in connection with the robbery of two young women last night.

Miss Magdalene Bisesi. 22, of 106 idlie 4 W North st. was knocked down by Friday services will ve held at

boys oh 1ith st. between Capitol 8 a m at the Beth El Temtle. ave. and Mlinois st. Her purse Rabbi Chairy will speak on “Is and that of her companion, Miss Slavery Ordained?" Natalie Vanfoester, 17. of 3450 Closig Passover services at the Gracelahd ave. were stolen Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Police found two of the suspected will be observed at 5:30 p. m. TuesBove at & dance hall then rounded day and 10 a. m. Wednesday when Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will deliver the sermon, “Tragic Overtones of Jewish Life.”

up the others and recovered the purses and all the contents, the: said

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Masonic Jewelry Justice ranks with love and freedom as a God-like virtue, the Rev. smart new E. Ainger Powell, rector of Christ shapes. Red, church, said today in a Holy Week beige, copen, brown, green s y

i Nl 916 STATE LIFE BLDC "am navy and pink.

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Ev ri 9@ ___ | "Pontius Pilate has an unenviable Sow e tt ¥ lve eminence. Every circumstance. 1weeds; wrap . arounds, boxy 3 Boys’

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