Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1942 — Page 18
HT LOOMS ON $42 BASE PAY
Broisors “of "of $50. Monthly
jy Force Roll Call on Conference Report. WASHINGTON, May 26 (U. B).
| =Congressional advocates of $42-a-
mepth for the lowest grades, of
soldiers 3d safiors today hoped tal blogk an. attempy by. advocates of
$50-a-mopth vey 19 forge 2 voll cal} vote on the issue. : If they fail, . taken, if was who privately fayor the et pay i schedule would vote for the h one. i.’ 3 The - ‘house originally approved the $50 rate by an overwhelming ~~ 332-t0-28 vote and then passed the bill in which it is contained with hub ope dissenting vote on another , —l But ayer the week-end : . eonference com- . piles nale-hens the $42 approved by senate and by the house military affairs committee. 4 Chairman Andrew J. May (D. . Ky.) of the military affairs committee ‘planned a showdown gn the gonference peport tomoyraw. Most members helleved. that the yeport “would be agreed to on a voice vote, but that the proposal for the lower pey sehedule would be sejected if § oll call is demanded. * - Urges Defeat of Bepgpt
Rep. John E. Rankin (D. Miss.), author of the prigingl $50 a month figure said he would insist upen de: feat of the conference yeport, He may try to force a roll call by a motion to disapprove the report and to instruct the conferees in further deliberations to insist ypon $50. Rep. May has decided to delay until next week a vete in ghe house on legislation for allotment of a part of servicemen’s pay, supplemented by government grants, to} help support dependents. He plans to offer a committee amendment {0 that measure under which each serviceman would be compelled tq take $10,600 worth of government Jife insurance, but paying only enehalf of the premiums or about $3.19 monthly with the government bearthe other half. nder present law the insurance is optional, with premiums borne bY qu
\_the soldier.
TALIANS ADMIT RAF “RAID ON SICILY AREA
ROME, May 26 (Itglian Broadcast Recorded by United Press in New ¥ork).—~The high command acknowledged today a British aerial raid during the night on the harbor city of Messina and “other logalities” of Sicily. A communique said the planes|T bombs, causing “same dam“and wounding three persons among the military personnel. = British alr and submarine forces - unsuccessfully - attacked an Italian convoy in the Mediterranean, the eommunigue said. It reparted ‘lively reconnaissance activity” on the Libyan desert front and said nine British planes were shat down.
TE | RSA A SH 5A
WINS HISTORY FELLOWSHIP
ner | H Hewilns, 6s Ww. Ne- the a taj I
history by the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences of the University of Pennsylvania. The award inSides § Soon nl fos Bo
i
BONAT OL PERMANENT Reg, 040 FEATHER BOB
Lovely, Easy tp K Batats 3 %
Wed,, Thurs, Fri. Qnly
~ Others 8.60 to ‘10 SHAMPOO & SET 60s oun Syminee, “aati
YOOUE
Bab?” :
poi eal d that
|the “brains of it. all”:
‘Missing 3 on
Pvt. William 'P. Phillips WILLIAM P. PHILLIPB, a member of the American forces which defended Corpegidof, todey wag reperfed missing by the wap department.
Pyt- Phillips was a member of the coast artillery and had been
in the service since Feb. 5, 1941. The last word received er his
othe 2424 N . Hingis gt. was in Pebwi and the letter hag been n three months kefore. A graduate of Technical high school, Pvt. Sipe had been emplore. Fern I» Sireuss & Co.
bd service. A A Po Belty 10 i. Apn live at the N. Illinois st. address.
ROSSI IRKED BY FASCIST CHARGE!
Frisco Mayor Today Formally Denies That He Gave
Italian. Salute.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26 (U. P.) —Mayor Angflo Rossi of San Francisco appears before a state
legislative committee today to answer a charge that he often has given the Italian Fascist salute. he Siew. editor of the anti-e-news apes,
ma esier en 8 legislative co! he sarin mire subversive
and un-American activities. “It's an unqualified lie,” Mayor Rossi sald. He added that Zito often had “ghbused” him in the newspaper. Committee Thanks Editor Mayor Rossi, 3 florist of Italian descent, wes bern in Volcano, Cal. Hel in 1931 0's charges also were leveled iy i dm Andriano, - a former superviser and police commissioner, gnd many Dp. ent ‘members of San Francisco's Italien colony, one of the largest in the United States. He sad Be colony was “shot through wi obi who have philoso of hed Fromage cg Ag uti Knowl dge of ‘Rome's BA pe for 20
ey “special oh my fom, Cy
numerous in local audiwas a key t ideas in at ittore Patrizi, editor ‘of the Voor Del ‘Popolo, was that there were five: Fgscist newspapers in the Ttalian calony, and that the Italian chamber of commerce was subsidized by the Italia
the witness stand Andriano sued his ene
HERSHEY WILL SPEAK IN ANGOLA SUNDAY
ANGOLA, Ind, May 26 (U, P.).— Maj. Gen, Lewis B. Hershey, executive heed of the selective service system, Will relrn te Angola, his native community, Sunday to give an address st Memorial day servlees gt West Jamestown cemetery. Tae Sane nesr the farm
Gion. Hershey grow u Te a ed his father and ES ar! biaey Oi 1 war veterans are ‘buried
Ji 1, a SEL
Fri-Sate college of Angola
, and wo. gisters,|e
government end registered with the department of stele 95 9% agent of a foreign prin-
Hershey by
from
[ANT PETNUNT {FIGHTING POLICE
Details Lacking on Paris,
Gun Battle; Laval Returns to Vichy,
LONDON, May 26. (U. P.).—The
| Bxchange Telegraph agency sug- "| gested today that a gun battle in |Pasis between Marshal | Philippe . Be -{tiop and *police and doubtful ele- | {mepts” stil} was raging.
Petain’s youth orggniga-
age heard the Ger
i copfrplled ragdig Paris BACH
that members of the youth move:
: oe were “attacked” while walking ‘| through the Latin quarter, No de-
tails - could be given, radio . Paris said,- indicating, the ageney said,
The Daily Mail's listening post. said the radjo had made no atiemph to explain whether police fired op the youths, or acted in defense. In a subsequent broadcast, radio Parig did not mention police, and blamed “doubtful elements.”
Follow Fascist Lines
The : reports aroused spegulatiop, among ep ShEsIVEN. Petain's
evidently was in Paris when the Bop ke uk. Bo Jk fo Vite r there, snd 8 dispatch fom unoccuPled France said he received “numerous French and German personalities as well as close o0l= pheraaniss on Sunday. Shen Sunday in Paris, Laval
wi tpone a meeting of Pcie 8 agency
t, apd 3 German dispatch said a deant. oxstaat mang of the ghts of a week of
would be one “great activity” in Vichy. _ Copferences Scheduled Admiral Esteva, general resident of - Tunisia, is expected in Vichy, and Laval will receive the prefects of occupied and’ unoccupied zones fon Friday, DNB. said. He will .discuss “economic Questions” both with prefects and Admiral Esteva. The British Broadcasting Co. reported that the Gempans had arrested “many men” in Paris, among
whom were two accused of having brought a bomb to an exhibition
man culture over Russian culfure” was being demonstrated. London newspapers quoted radio Ankara that Benito Mussolini had sent a note to Vichy, demanding Corsica, Nice and Tunisia.
Italians Annoyed
There was other evidemce that the Italians were annoyed because they believed Adolf Hitler was cheating th em out of legitimate spoils e Italian organ Relazione Internationali, close to the foreign office, called Laval’s policy a ‘“‘comedy” and demanded thatthe French say whether they were for the axis or the democracies. It has been reported that Mussolini might order an invasion of un= defended Corsica to bolster his waning influence, Private advices said the food “problem in Germany was becoming serious. It had lang been serious in Italy. Must Feed Workers
The Germans must feed, besides themselves, 4,000,000 prisoners and 500,000 alien workers who are allies
and Wheretare cannot be starved. r is the outlook for refiling the axis larder promising. i - Some sources said the situation was severely strained in Italy, where the common citizenry get 150 grams of wet bread a day and that many Italians would welcome any chance to end the war. BBC said the new German minister of agricultyre, Backe, was expected to intr luce severe measures to increase production,
DISTRICT KIWANIS
y Ind., May 26 (U. PJ. —Percy R. Morison, Chicago, administrative assistant of Kiwanis International, gnd Indigna district governor Lowell G. Taylor, Vincennes, will be guests at the gnnual ! meeting of the eighth" division of Kiwanis clubs today. Groups from Indianapolis, Shelbyville, Greenfield, Columbus and Franklin will participate.
which he was Adlon in 1911,
YOU BET CAMELS
ARE THE FAVORITE,
CAMELS
suit
THERES NOTHING | ME BETTER ALL
LIKE A CAMEL FOR FLAVOR
WAYS, THEY PONT TIRE MY
TASTE AND THEYRE MILDER BYFAR
£ CAM
hid. CIGARETTE OF SASTLIER TORACE RS.
that the fight was still-going on.|
hall where “the supeflority of ‘Ger- |
“MEETS AT FRANKLIN
Men's “Feuit of the Loodd®
‘SPORT SHIRTS
Tho
ets and short sleeves. iw
Weaver Ta
and large.
“Fruit of the Loam” LongiSieove Shirts Belnord Sport Shirts
$1.4
oy to liv 1 in” IRE Re by
“Pruit of
SER Se
Na a coor. Sena
cxeess. 8126
Rayon Gabardine Sport SL co. 52:50
Knit P ShiEts vo ievnrr ann ..50¢ “Safety” Knit T Shirt, lined: pockets. 79e
| lege Sanforized Slack Suits
9.29 : 7. Cotto I hs poten Sock Ste x
es er ae Po en
EER a. 4
Downstairs xt Ayres.
$175
Smet Sumner Style . With Comfort
American Girl “Whites” for summerwearing. White kid, white suede, elasticized kid or suede in oxfords, spectators ‘and stepin pumps. -Glerious new styles with stitched trims, wing tees, colored trims and perforations, Cuban, medium, continental and high heels. American Girls have Sted arch support and metatarsal pads.
FRUIT of the LOOM”
, Ravon
Smartly styled Fruit of the Logm figuriged slips in tall, medium or short lengths. Rayon satin and rayon crepe in~-tailored, plain or emhroidered ‘top, or lage. V.:top. 4-Gere styles, rayon crepe J has panel front. Ad- & justable shoulder straps, Sizes 32 to 44 . in Tea Rose or White.
—Downstairs at Ayres. ~
Sold Exclusively Downstairs at Ayres ;
“ENSENADA” SLACK SUITS
FOR MEN!
83
in C formal a styed a. Califon gahardipe! . - anforized shrunk!
& Hale Hig ighmine slacks!
m and large sizes!
Colors in: Sond Tan! Fea! Blue Green?
SANFORIZED a WASH SLACKS -
1.79
snd dark colored wash so ws ‘and waven through mig s 29'1q 50 waists. £i
=Dewnstatrs ot A
&3
Arar Widths
& with multiple erange Shiites. : i Sturdy:
£
gun at all
Cocoanut Color STRAWS
Brims and pokes for juniers, wemen and matrons. Smart rayon puguree : hands and gros ain ribbon henge in --many colors, eadsines 2 22 and 23.
FIRST QUALITY
~ RAYON STOCKINGS
Ym
: Yaw marvel at the beguty of this lovely all: rayon stocking, They're fall-fashioned, 45‘gauge. Look te this steckin for beauty and longer wear, . Now, mere than ever, you n am 10. .5ee hese lovely. rayen stackings.
The New Rayon HOSE.
ae begusifyl ‘and ‘they will STAY lovely if you ERS a wy mn th ave tndenr L's . Second
“Buster “Brown” . ANKLETS bo
_ Fine, f first quality durene ankle socks for summer sportswear.. Many attractive colors includ. ing white. Sizes 6 to 1014. { . Same. irregulars in the group. =Dawnstairy at Ayres.
”