Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1942 — Page 6

ONFY COMMA OVER ALEUTIANS

Navy Reveals New Move to | Drive Jap Invaders

W From Islands.

WASHINGTON, July 30 (U, PJ). oUnification of command of American forces in the Aleutian islands area was interpreted in some

quarters today to be the first step|

in more determined efforts to drive

the Japanese from their footholds. The action followed agitation for ‘such a move in and out of con-

gress. It also comes after many|

congressiona) demands that drastic action be taken to ‘eliminate the threat to the Alaskan mainland. The navy did not announce we details of the new command. said only . that the same sort x command had been set up in the Aleutians as has been established in Hawaii, Australia, the Panama canal zone and the Caribbean area. The last action in the Aleutians was announced in a naval communique of July 21 which revealed that American submarines had sunk three Japanese destroyers in the vicinity of Kiska. That communique also ‘said that long-range army bombers had raided the encampment on Kiska,. Yesterday’s navy announcement came as President Roosevelt reviewed the Aleutian situation with the Pacific war council and as a four-man senate committee prepared to leave for an inspection of American defenses in Alaska.

| REPORT RUMANIAN QUAKE

' BERLIN, July 30 (German broadcast recorded by United Press in New York).—A strong earthquake estimated to be centered about 100 miles from Bucharest was recorded at the Rumanian capital last night, Trans-ocean German News Agency ; reported from there today,

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BUS SCHEDULES T0 BE CHANGED

Service to Greencastle and Terre Haute Altered By War Needs.

Indiana railroad bus schedules between Indianapolis, Greencastle and Terre Haute will be readjusted Saturday in compliance with office of defense transportation regula- | tions, officials of the line said today. Under the new schedules the running time between Indianapolis and Terre Haute will be approxi mately 10 minutes longer and several trips will be discontinued. Officials said the changes will effect a reduction of about 17,000 miles a month, saving 2800 gallons of gasoline monthly and 202-5 heavy tires annually. Eliminate Trips

Briefly, the changes will eliminate the 4:30 p. m. Indianapolis-to-

12:10 a. m. trip west to 12:15. a. m. A 7:34 a. m. Greencastle-to-Indian-apolis trip will be eliminated and also a 6:35 a. m. Terre Haute-to-Indianapolis trip. Other changes averaging about 10 minutes will be made in the times busses leave various points on the line east to Indianapolis.

EXHIBIT JAP SUBS

SYDNEY, Australia, July 30 (U. P.).—Japanese midget submarines

raised were on exhibition today with the public permitted to enter them for close inspection. Fragments of the tiny vessels were sold as souvenirs.

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Corp. George Pace of the medical detachment at Stout field, home of the troop carrier command, catches his “40 winks” during the day after late night duty. The men sleep in double-deckers.

Where to Call

Where can you call to get questions answered on sugar, waste paper collections, selective service, rents, army, navy and marine recruiting and a dozen or so other things in connection with the war effort? Here are the locations of these vital service centers, together with their telephone numbers:

Selective Service LI. 6451 at 711 N. Pennsylvania st. (headquarters). Local Draft Boards Knights of Pythias building. 1—LI. 9316. 6—LI. 9436. 2—LIL 9744. 7—LI. 9332. 3—LI. 9664. 8—MA. 8000. 4-11. 9562. 9—LI. 8646. 14—LI. 5—LI. 9858. 10—FR. 1271. 15—LI. Local Rationing Boards For tires. automobiles, typewriters, sugar, bicycles (all rationing needs). Board 49-1 (Central) at War Memorial, MA. 4381. Board 49- 22 (Broad Ripple) at 819 E. 63d. st., BR Board ig 3 (Irvington) at 5436 BE. Washington st., BL. 2733. Board 49-4_Haughville) at 2623 W. Michigan st., BE-17 Waste of Any Kind (Paper, Rubber, Steel, Scrap Metal) MA, 3321 at Bankers Trust building. Rents FR. 2411 at Board of Trade. Red Cross Blood Bank LI 1441 at Chamber of Commerce build-

T1-11, Ir 6715 13—LI.

Army and Navy Recruiting 1561 at the Federal building. Marine Recruiting MA. 1222 at the Kresge building. Coast Guard RI. 4043 at Kresge building. Civilian Defense Activities of Any Kind RI. 2451 at War Memorial.

Service Men’s Club Recreation Center, Activities

LI. 4414 at 128 W. Wabash. Invitations to Service Men

Miss Barbara Kroeger, LI. 4414 or LI. 4415. .

Rooms to Rent for Service Men RI. 2541 or FR. 2826.

War Bonds or Defense Stamps (State Headquarters)

RI. 2444 at Illinois building. . (County Headquarters) RI. 6491 at Illinois building. Volunteer Office Service

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Hoosier Senator Says FDR Veto of Farm Flan Will Be Perilous.

WASHINGTON, July i.

ator Raymond E. Willis (: today denounced Presider | Roosevelt’s proposed veto of the _ |establish an agency to in: | thetic rubber from farm a: products.

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“The president is assum: mendous responsibility in vetoing the bill passed by. congress to set up a seperate agency to produce rubber by using products i culture for basic mater:

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ply in our country. | “The amount of critice] w terial that would be re at least an exploratory e little it could well be hazir convince the people of the country that every possible avenue for rubber is being diligently investigated.

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g. State Oftice of Price Administration RI. 8381 at Murat Temple.

bility lies.”

Dr. Hopkins Re-Elected as Missionary Society Head

Indianapolis members. of the Disciples of Christ will be active in the affairs of the denomination for the coming year. At the international convention and the. annual meeting of the United Christian Missionary society held in. Grand Rapids, Mich., yesterday, Dr. Robert M. Hopkins was re-elect-ed president of Dr. Hopkins the society and Mrs. W. A. Shullenberger .was reelected to a three-year term on the

board of managers. Mrs. Robert A.

Doan was re-elected vice president. Mrs. Arlene Dux Scoville was named corresponding secretary of the National Evangelistic association of the Disciples of Christ and the Rev. Willard M. Wickizer was elected general secretary. The Rev. Ephraim D. Lowe was named treasurer and elected to a three-year term on the association’s board of directors. The Rev. S. Grundy Fisher, Jesse D. Martin and the Rev. Mr. Lowe were re-elected to three-year terms on the church board directorate and the Rev. Enos E. Dowling was reelected to the executive committee of the Disciples of Christ Historical society.

When Bluebirds Come Over

It'll Amaze

DOVER, England, July 30 (U.P.). —The folks of Dover think the American song, ‘The White Cliffs

_|of Dover,” is fine but they wonder [where the writer got the idea there were blue birds around here. Apparently no one ever has seen a blue bird here, in peace or in war. A cheerful little air raid watcher said: “The birds we're most likely to see . are blackbirds with white crosses on them, with bombs under the wings and machine guns in their bills.” Dover has seen so many German bombers and fighters that the majority of the population now pays little attention to air raid sirens. “It’s when we hear the German planes or the shell hits that we hunt cover,” explained Miss Madge Underdown of the civil nursing reserves. Dover, directly across the channel from the big guns of the Ger-

man invasion force, has been hit

Folks of Dover

by 1435 shells and 440 bombs since May, 1940. Standing on the cliffs, watchers can see the flash of the German guns and time the flight of the shells, From 40 to 90 seconds usually elapse from the flash until the shells hit the British side.

ATTENDANCE HEAVY AT YOUTH MEETING

Times Special

MITCHELL, Ind. July 30.—The Methodist Youth Fellowship institute at Riverdale near here is larger than last year, despite the war. Although there are fewer young men enrolled, the total registration of full-week instituters is 915, compared to 742 last year, according to the Rev. Amos Bastin of Beech Grove, institute treasurer. The Indianapolis district showed one of the large gains, with 136 registrations, compared to 114 last

PNEUMONIA AFTER’ FALL PROVES FATAL

eight - weeks ago proved fatal to Mrs. Melrose T. Lovell, widow of John William Lovell, yesterday. She died at ‘a nursing home, 1732 Broadway. - Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at the Shirley Brothers Central chapel. Burial will be at Washington Park. : Mrs. Lovell, who was 77, resided in Indianapolis 49 years. She was born in Kirklin and was a member of the Friends church at Sheridan. Surviving are two sons Ray and John; five daughters, Mrs. Icel Fullmer, Mrs, Margaret Renker, Mrs, Marie Fulton and Mrs. Edith John=son, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Marjorie Srofe, oit; a brother, — | Hayes Thurman; Frankfort, and two sisters, Mrs. Emma Childers and Mrs. Edna Blake, Indianapolis.

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