Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1942 — Page 6

0) {70 DE vit i ‘British sources generally dis- {Churchll, and chiefly iy y ndon. counted the suggestion that Halifax !that the British cabinet make clear ARENTS’ DEATH Some. critics-have suggested that|would not return to the United|to the ambassador its. views on

] he be replaced by an expert on |States. Fonkdan ceisiis Sid 1k ves} What needs 10. 5e done-for Angles

ane,’ Jurors Rule in Case 0f Los Angeles Church Organist. LOS ANGELES, July 10 (U, P).— urtney Fred Rogers, 24-year-o}d ¢hurch *organist, today awaited execution ‘in California's lethal as chamber for the murder of his tne and mother. Rogers was found sane yesterday the same jury that had found guilty of first degree murder. Convicted of chloroforming his her, the youth did not ask for

postponement of sentence. He m both ‘slayings to police. case broke when Rogers, being jtioned in a false insurance case, Suddenly told of slaying

William Schloss, siedident of Morris Plan, will meke the tion speech Sunday when he gives a large, new craft shop to the: Boy Scout camp. Special dedication services for the new building will be held following the afternoon retreat cere-

Ice, council president, and ‘Wallace Lee, council commissioner, who will accept the building for the scouts. The camp now is crowded with young scouts, having more in attendance now than at any time in the past. The scout advancement program is in full swing. The new craft shop will accommodate 60 boys. At the rear of the building is a room where all supplies are stored. Included in the equipment are a number of power tools. . ” 8 os Members of Troop 7 have invited their friends to the dedication of

their new hut at 1047 E. Southern ave. tonight from 7 7 to 10 p. m,

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Troop Ts Hut

Maj. Gen. Robert Tyndall will be the principal speaker. Former members of the troup in the armed services will be given Special recognition. The hut was made Possible through donations of south side merchants and through moneymaking projects of the troop. The building is a remodeled portable]: school huilding from: Edgewood. It will serve as a headquarters for the senior scouts, the cubs and the girl scouts. The main floor will serve as a Sunday school class room for the Garfield Park Baptist church on whose property the hut stands.

NEEDY IN COLLEGE T0 GET U, S. LOANS

© WASHINGTON, July 8 (U. P.).— An office of education spokesman said today that plans are being completed for administering a revolving fund of $5,000,000 to needy college students who can complete in two years their studies of physics, engineering, chemistry, medicine, veterinary, dentistry and ‘pharmacy. ~The loans will not exceed tution and fees plus $25 monthly, nor more than $500 to any one student during

Repayment of the loans, which bear 2% per cent annual interest.

negotiating the loans and will be payable to the treasurer of the/ United States. The. indebtedness of the student will be canceled if he is ordered into military service before completing his course, if he suffers total and permanent disability or in the case of death.

3 HERE COMPLETE INSPECTION COURSE

Three Marion county persons today had completed a 12-week ordnance inspectors training course offered by the government at Purdue university and are soon to be assigned to duties in the field. They are: Carl Sanders of 2409 Central ave. Dorothy Norris of R. R. 18, and Paul Teagardin of Beech Grove. They were members of the second class to complete such training at the university. A third class began the

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| Red Star Reporters Describe

All Night Battle to’ Death.

MOSCOW, July 10 (U. P.).—The defeat of a German mechanized column in one of the greatest tank-against-tank battles of the war on to Don river front was described today by war correspondents for the newspaper Red Star, Writing from Voronezh, Alexander Poligkov and Anatoly Krivitsky

said that some 600 tanks were in-|

volyed in the all-night battle. The opposing mechanized forces were equally divided, they said, but when the Russians drove the surviving' German forces back, 100 smashed Nazi tanks and thousands of infantrymen remained on the battlefield.

Meet Head-On

The German column began its advance against the Soviet positions on July 4 in a rapid-movement blitz attempt. The Russians permitted the Nazi tanks to come almost face to face with them and then opened a great barrage of frontal fire. During the momentary confusion that ensued in the German ranks, the full mass of Soviet tanks, with the heaviest machines in the lead, came plunging out from the bushes and woods on the German flanks, They withheld their fire until they were only about 180 feet from the enemy, and then they let loose with the withering barrage that opened the tank-to-tank engagement.

Tightly Locked

The fighting was confined to the same spot throughout the night in great entaglement of tanks and troops. The aircraft of neither side

was able to function, so tightly

locked were the opposing units. Toward dawn the Russians began flinging back the Germans. The tank battles continued, the correspondents said, with the fighting slowing at one point and flaring up at another. Almost constantly at least 150 tanks of each side were in the fight. The Tass news agency reported that a fourman tank crew

led by Lieut. Korolov had destroyed

17 German tanks, 10 guns, 22 trench mortars and “several hundred Hitlerites,”” apparently in a single engagement. The fury of that fight indicated it well might have been the same engagement reported by Red Star. _

SPONSORS CARD PARTY

A card party sponsored by the St. Philip Neri altar society will be held at the Forester’s hall, 10th and

second half of its course Monday.

CHICAGO, July 10 (U. P)— Yes, Junior, Santa Claus will be back this year in spite of the war. But don’t write him for a new bike, or a streamlined electric train because he’ll have only-a few metal toys. The metal which used to make trains, trikes and things for boys is now making guns, tanks and things for soldiers. : Don't worry, Junior, there will be plenty of toys by Christmas, bub they’ll be different. For instance, the toy, game and

wheel goods show, now in progress

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at Chicago's merchandise mart, shows plenty of wooden trains, a tricycle made of bent wood and pressed wood slide. And, Junior, games will be the smart thing by C There will be lots of building sets, puzzles, quiz games and action toys. Toymen say there are enough ice skates to last through the winter. The toy manufacturers aren’t worried about providing Santa with a sleigh full of Christmas gifts this year, but they are a little worrjed about 1943. So, Junior, you'd better start be-_ ing good.

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