Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1942 — Page 7

TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 104%

OFFIGER SHOT IN PROWLER HUNT

Wounded Acsidentally by North Sider Who Was Seeking Intruder.

A series of North side prowlings early today was climaxed with the accidental shooting of a police officer As police squads were investigating at least five reports of a prowler in the neighborhood of 31st st and College Mrs. Claude Fletcher saw a man on the porch 3048 Broadway

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of her home at 1:20 a. m She called her husband who picked up a 12-gauge shotgun and went out to search for the prowler He said he saw a light in the alley man get into a car. He ordered the and when the order obeved he fired Patrolman Hit in Arm tgun charge struck PatrolNegro, in the arm Although his condition de- | as fair at City hospital, phy-|

about

and saw a told police he

halt was not

The sho man Virgil Jones, was ceribed sicians said {t might be to amp Patrolman Jones was one of more | than a score of officers sent oj search prowler., He said] when he was shot that he was driv-| ing his one-man squad car down the| alley and was using his flashlight Saw Man Peep Into Window The first report shortly be when Mildred Morgan peeping through

for the

was Miss with

provwler sfore midnight SAW a man a side win-

Mrs and also |

glasses two hours late: 3185 College ave 3262 ge

dow Almost Glenn 3 ank. Mrs. IL. N. Cope, prowiers around their homes And Mrs. Mary MeClure, 3113 College ave, looked out her front door as a police squad car drove by | owler seamper into] near her home | a prowler cut the | Robert | fied him

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ang saw the mm me shrithbery Sometime later 1 the home of Leingang, 1 y. 28th st, but

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SEXTON IS ELECTED 10 k OF G. OFFICE

ipolis council. Knights of Columbus, last named WwW He July 1 | elected to Edward J. FMillenwarth deputy grand knight; J MeManamon chancellor Robert Bauer, recording secretary: O. © 1 itzelman treasuer: Patric - J Fishel Clarence Beidel-| man Anton Sochar, inside guard: George Usher Anthony Cancilla, outside guards Ed ward J Dowd retiring grand Knight, as trustee During the meeting plans were | revealed for “Indiana dav” to be held June 21. A class of candidates from ithern Indiana will come here initiation and candidates from northern Indiana will be inftiated at Ft. Wan

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Two wounded British soldiers at Sussex, England, Hovering from the ravages of war, visit the emer home to which children have been transferred from bombed districts,

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funds from the British war relief society in Ameriea.

WILSON WINS IN British and Free French

IOWA'S PRIMARY Win First Round in Libya

Nominated hy G. 0. P, for Senate Over Candidate With Willkie 0. K.

MOINES, Iowa. June 2 George A Wilson, cani party regulars, won the Republican nator] nominaSh from an opponent indorsed by endel] L. Willkie, nearly complete | urng from lowa's primary tion showed today Secretary of Agriculture Mark G.| Thornburg, the defeated candidate, | who Mr. Willkie said, was “the best | informed politician” in the country! on the subject of farming, trailed | Wilson by a margin of 3 to 4 | Herring Is Easy Winner Clyde IL. Herring

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Go iidate of the

Senator led

groups) Ernest Seeman, Waterloo, a factory | regain the initiative or whether the

hand whose hobby is polities, by a wide margin in the Democratic | senatorial primar Returns from 1980 of the state's 2461 precincts gave: Wilson. 100.642 Thornburg, 64.323 Returns from 1897 precincts in the Democratic senatorial primary Herring, 48.347, Seeman, 11.478. Raised Isolationist Issue Thornburg had charged My Wilson with being an “isolationist” before Pearl Harbor. Mr. Wilson, however, denied that he was an irolationist and said he had supported repeal of the ality act

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Mr. Thornburg's views AD Willkie's, States after

recent

called for Un participation in world affairs the wa Mr. Willkie. on a visit, said that Mr. Thomnould make a “good senator.” f Se states nine incumbent leading their ople three of the incum-

unopposed in the pri-

en were <Q "Whi were race

FLIERS DODGE DEATH IN CARIBBEAN CRASH

LONDON, June 2 (U. P.).—An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Kingston, Jamaica, said today 11 men of the United States armed forces narrowly escaped death Satth iv night when their plane made weed landing in a swamp on of the Caribbean is-

ponent bents

mary

est coast

I'he di identi members of the group as 1st Lieut. B. B. Cable of Cleveland: 2d Lieut. J. Lo. MeMahon of Batesville, Miss. the pilot; Sergt. Walton Rogers of Malakoff, Tex. and Ross B. Stewart of Sweetwater, Tex. All were said to have been injured, none seriously

spatch fied air force

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By RICHARD MOWRER

842 by The NA dia ALD ip, dimes Fe ¥ ‘hicago Baily NA .

BATTLR HEADQUARTIRS, British 8th Army, Libyan Desert, [June 1. (Delayed) of the Libyan offensive has ended and the British forces, with their free French allies, whose fighting

coprright ha

nificent.” have won the first round. The battle is not over, by any Armored forces are milling

‘island of resistance” holding out, to frustrating Axis attack

which by rtibuted | plans But the Axis armored forces failed (in their original attempt to break [through to the British supply dumps; they have been thrown back and the present period fn the fighting is a transitory one toward deciding whether the Germans ean

British will take it over. British Protect Supplies

The outstanding highlights emerging from the first five days of are the following: Supplies: The objective on both sides was to get at one another's supply columns the Germans to

cilitate their own advance; the Brite ish to destroy them in hopes of the enemy tanks through lack of fuel The Germans failed in their ef. forts to capture the British fuel This battle has been raging indeed scorched earth; there are no convenient filling sta-

there were in France Moreover, the axis panzers’ own {Supply arrangements were sorely interfered with by rampaging British tanks and allied air forces which are co-ordinating their activity with army plans

Failed to Take Base

If the German pangers (the 21st jand 15th armored divisions which {carried out a deep penetration into British territory around Frenchheld Bir Hacheim from the south) had succeeded in taking a fortified “island,” such as the place called Knightsbridge or Acroma, they would have had a base whence to continue their advance. But they failed to take any of these “islands.” which were planned to be defended against attacks from any direction Minefields: The immense mine field extending between the northern section of the front to Knightsbridge and on through to Bir Hacheim has played, and continues to play, an important role in the fighting German pangers looped around Bir Hacheim in the south precisely to avoid this great minefield. They then swung northward, up the east side of the minefield, while the Italian Ariete, armored, force atitacked the free French at Bir Hacheim at great cost and while! German sappers worked feverisialy | from the west to open a passage through the minefield to shorten (the axis supply route to its tanks] land also to ensure a back exit in case of need. | Subsequently, the Germans] [cleared a second channel through | the minefield; both routes about a (mile wide and both under British and allied artillery fire and bombings and strafing from the air. In this flat desert the corridors | through the minefields have the | same importance as defiles in a | mountainous country. They have to help defend the juicy targets for | aviation and artillery. | On May 31 German some tanks streamed homeward through gaps in the minefield under a hail of fire while the

. AGverGement

DO YOU WANT MORE PEP?

Is Your Liver Inactive Making You Feel “Down?”

hen cou chould tre Haass Liver Pin without delay Af sour iver isn't escret. me all the oile + chould 't & pecans: the bile flow 1& not stimulated sufficient: to entree tanite aiimination Constinatior seeitite and that ‘low’ neplest tesling vour interest wn fe are an® ean‘re not

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pangers, still on the east side of the minefield, British armored forces,

through The first phase iq (American ers fighters) dashed in, stuff, dashed away and came back with fresh loads of bombe, ricane fighter escorts engaged Ger man fighter patrols over the gaps

largely eon-|t way past a British tank unit stand-| ing in the way current of a torrent

trucks, streamed through the gaps in the minefield, pangers continues to cover the ene trances of these gaps against Brite ish armored forces. intend ALSEYWRTYS.

of the Hoosier Mint Co, dead Park tourist ington st,

is survived by and one son, who lived with him at| the camp.

CITY CREATES DEFENSE FUND

Council to Spend $25, 000 | For Rental of Office and Raid Alarms.

The first step toward establishing a 8260000 fund to finance elvilian defense activities in Indianapolis hag been taken by the city eounell. An ordinance, creating the fund from unexpended balances in the eity treasury, was given first reading by the council last night Mayor Sullivan explained the money will be used to pay rental on the new central air raid wardens’ office in B. 22d st. and for come munication systems for air raid alarms. Some of the money will be spent, he said, for proper in. signia for air raid wardens and other civilian defense workers, Also introduced before the coun ell were ordinances authorizing the controller to borrow $000,000 in temporary loans to pay operating expenses of various city departs ments until the fall installment of taxes are received. The loans will be repaid at that time. Two ordinances were the council, One would new taxicab stands in the downe! town district as an emergency measure to conserve tires The other will prohibit parking on the northeast side of Hosbrook st, from Cedar to Shelby sts. and on the south side of Wyoming st, from Alabama st. to the first alley west,

ANOTHER RECORD SET IN COMPLETING SHIP

PORTLAND, Ore. June 2 (U, PO ~The Oregon Shipbuilding Co, predicted today that tt would be build ing 10,000<ton liberty freighters in 45 days by midsummer The company, one of the building firms operated by traffic J. Kaiser, set a new record last the gaps was subjected [night by delivering the Thomas dive-bombing; Kitty bombers | Bailey Aldrich to the maritime com. built Kittyhawk fight | mission 46 days after the ship's keel converted into bombe-carrying [was laid. dropped their| Completion of the Aldrich eut at great speed, (eight days from the record set 24 hours earlier when the company des livered the Mark Twain, The mari« time commission has set 106 days as the standard schedule for building liberty Ships.

passed by | create 11

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This heavy week-end

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Moreover, axis traffic hrough one gap had to fight

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FOUND DEAD AT CAMP

and employee was found | morning at the Beauty camp, 5145 W. Wash« | where he had lived for he past two years. Mr. Livingston | his wife, Caroline, |

NOTHISH Livingston

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Borrow on just your promise fo repay«= No security of any kind required

repaid at $9.77 a month. Twelve instalments of $9.77 each will repay your loan in full. You may prefer to repay sooner in order to reduce the cost, Six monthly instalments of $18.18 each-a total of $109.08 will also repay a $100 loan. The cost of your loan, in this case, is just $9.08.

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Just this te do All vou do to apply tor a Household Finance Honor Loan is to tell us how much vou need and how you wish to repay. We require no stocks or honds, no endorsers or guarantors—no secu: rity of any kind. Our plan spares you the embarrassment of asking friends or fellow-workers to sign the loan papers with vou. And at no time do we question friends or relatives about your credit. You get your Honor Loan simply and privately. So why not * » * apply today for the money vou need? You may choose the most conven FILL YOUR COAL BIN NOW ient payment plan from the table be. We are glad to make loans low for the purchase of coal.

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6 8 10 12 Payments | payments | payments | payments

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4 Payments § 665 13.30 19.95

26.60 18.18 33.25 22.72 39.91 27.26

53.07 36.23 250 120.26 87.19 66.15 45.12 34.62 300 154.95 | 104.42 79.21 53.98 41.37

WE GUARANTEE the total amount figured by using this table to be the full amount vou will pay, when payments are made oh schedule. You will pay less if you pay your loan ahead of time since you pay charges only for the actual time you have the money. Pavments include charges at Household's rate

of 214% per month on that part of a balance not exceeding $150, and 14% per month on that part of a balance in excess of $150, A 8.8 NENDERSON SRESIOENY Lhe, 4 ! .

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Third Fleer. Mlinoie Building, 17 West Market Street, Corner Illinofe Street H. S. Meeker, Mgr. Phone: Riley 5404

Sixth Floor, Merchants Bank Building, Washington and Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr. Phone: Riley M71

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3 payments $ R76 17.52 26.28 35.04 43.80 52.56

69.90

2 Payments § 1298 50 25.95 75 38.93

100 51.91 128 64.89 150 77.86

200 103.56

$572 8.68

11.45 14.31 17.17

22.79 28.32 33.82

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18.97 17.46 20.95

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