Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1942 — Page 18

a ‘Press Central’ Harvie’ Manager i (Louis ¥. Keemle is on vacation.) gy polish .Offiosrs. of the senior, ‘sophomore Adolf Hitler's order of the day tothe, German band: fréshmen ‘classes at Southport ‘troops outside aiinarad, reportedly issued Wednes- high school have been announced. day evening f ‘his speech, will probly add They are: seniors—Paul Aufd fury and weight to the Nazi attack. jo Mey a vers As profuse ‘as as’ Hitlér, Goering, Ribbentrop and ‘heide, president; ‘Henry Denk, vice ‘Goebbels may be in their propaganda exhortations to [president; ' and Bernadine Hague, mes 4 forces - oe and public to Tgrente Sade thelr ‘war effort, Der Fuehrer never secretary - = treasurer; sophomores— (+) 0 Wy - \ ussell 4 “Usually they have accompanied: only. nly major ‘military operations; such Murphy tlle: president; Bobby president; -and Jane as the invasion: of Poland or. Rus-, Ford, secretary - treasurer; and sia, and . they always were * thie Other words, “Has“/it ‘been ‘worth freshmen — Wilma, .- Walker, . presi-

biggest inspirational gun the Nazis|the cost to us?” dent; Thomas Wilson, vice - presi-

‘1, Would ye somiike. bo CATTY your ptofession’ ee my with you?

1 so—apply at 125. West North: * street, where ‘Lietitenant Colonel £. H. Harrison and his staff are in- ° terviewing applicants for RATINGS in ‘the ‘Ordnance. Department of the Army of, the United States.

PINE BALM

| Total. of: 2 ,936 ‘Workers, In City Buy Bonds. Regularly. en

The number of Indianapolis industrial and office employees who are. inivesting 10 per cent of ‘their | salaries for war bonds was. increased

zens’ Candidates: Pledge | Evaro.

nee ‘Farrington, ion to the Indian

Citizens’ School committee, that he considered the job. of run-

polis school board, said ata meetIng in the Southwest Social center last night. )

Mr. Farrington, a candidate of the said

ning the schools the same as any other business and that he consid-

“ered the judicious spending of

money a fundamental prineiple in any business. ‘Mr. Farrington -urged ‘workers to get in and pitch” to elect the com=

today with the addition. of, 460, employees of nine firms., The total-number of “10 per r cent-

"lers” is now 20,936 men and wmmnen ¥ employed in 178 Indianapolis firms.

Cram Firm Joins Among the nine groups just added to the list are the 106 employees of the George F. Cram Co, Inc., 730 E. Washington st.,

had in their arsenal. - The issuance of such an ordy at this" time betrays two : That Hifler actually considers the capture of : Stalingrad of tremendous importance; and that extraordinary (practically unprecedented) encouragement is necessary to accomplish it.: And probably it signifies a third thing, Hitler's absolute belief that the city will be taken, for he would

"question may be in the mind of an

Russian standpoint.

sults soon: for -his order. said,

immeditae future.”

individual ‘soldier’ or 'in- the grand strategy of -the high command, the | position at - Stalingrad ‘looks worse now than it ever has, from. the RUS : If Hitler's words ‘have their touted (and often |! actual) effect, we should see the re“We expect the fall of Stalingrad-in the

Whatever the answer to that |dent; Shirley Ketcham, secretary,

and Betty Roquet, treasurer. ” » » A Baoster club party for Southport. high school students will be held Saturday-evening in the gymnasium. William Branson is chairman of the program committee.

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manufacturers . If this inspirational hypodermic

mittee’s entire slate of five candishould fail to rally the troops, it

dates “to assure harmony on the - school board.” : Speaking for himself and the other candidates, he pledged to serve to the best of his ability and he said they would serve

never go to such lengths in pledging his. personal prestige as he did’ in his speech, and as is represented | would be one.of the major psychoby this order of the day, if he did’ logical upsets of this war, as disnot feel ‘that it would be done. astrous. to:Nazi morale as any miliIt would not be surprising if the|tary defeat that could be conceived

of maps, atlases and globes. The firm is now 100 per cent at 10 per cent, plus. The other firms include the Wad-

These four “Rythmettes” will help entertain members attending ley Co., 335° W. North .st.; Liquid

the Indiana State Elks association convention at the Hotel Antlers

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as ‘efficiently "and economically as possible and still maintain the high standards of Indianapolis. schools.

Harry Champ Presides

Mrs. “Eldo ‘I. Wagner and Dr. Harry 'G. Mayer, other -Citizens School. committee candidates, also spoke. Harry R. Champ, executive secretary of the ‘committee, presided. “Managing the. schools and 1Diaries of the city of Indianapolis is big business,” Mr. Champ said, “and the school hoard spends seven or eight million dollars a year.” : He stated that school commissioniers without high moral stand-

ards could profit personally by

“selling out” the school system. In reviewing the records of past boards whose election was sponsored by the citizens group, he cited the present 89-cent school tax rate, and compared it to the $1.35 rate requested by one of ‘the school boards before the formation of the eitizens school committee: “More than 200 Indianapolis citizens werd® considered as qualified for the citizens slate, and the committee did a..thorough job of investigating before final selections were made,” Mr.- Champ said. Other candidates indorsed by the committee are Edgar A. Perkins and Howard S. Young.

MRS. TODD TO AID IN G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN

Mrs. Agnes Todd, vice claiYman

. of the county Republican. commit-

tee, will direct the campaign aetivities of the wives of Republican war veterans. 2 The announcement was made today by Neil Grider, veterans bureau chairman of the county committee. Mrs. Todd named Mrs. C. J. Ancker

‘and Mrs. Judson L. Stark to assist

her .and they will have offices in the committee headquarters at 29 E. Ohio st.

0. E. S. GROUP TO MEET

Irvington chapter No. 364, O.E. S., will meet at 8 p. m. Monday in the

Irvington Masonic temple, 5515 E.

Washington st. There will be entertainment, affiliation ceremony

. and refreshments.

man,

tomorrow and Sunday.

ALL HOLGOMB & HOKE WORKERS BUY BONDS

Every employee of Holcomb '& Hoke Manufacturing Co., is putting 10 per cent or more into war bonds. The goal was reached this week and ceremonies were held at 4 p, m. yesterday at the plant. Fred Hoke, vice president, commended the workers, as did Carl Maetschke, Marion county chairman of tha payroll civision of the war savings staff; Robert A. Adams, county executive chair- ] and Glen Shoptaugh, unit payroll representative. Plant workers who assisted in obtaining the pledges were Edward Kirschner, Edward Oakes, Frank Steeb, Vernon Swigert, koy Baugh, Edward Moorman, Everett Greene, Leon Tarbell and I. C. Stevenson,

Two Sweethearts Of A.E.F. Sought

BELFAST, Northern ‘Ireland, Oct. 2 (U. P.) .—Brig. Gen. Russell | P + Hartle, ' field commander of American® troops in Britain, studied hundreds of photographs today to select two winners of ihe “sweetheart of the A. E. PF. in Northern Ireland” : contest. An American and an Irish girl will be chosen from pictures submitted by their boy friends. The American will be permitted to talk to her swain by radio and the Irish girl will lead the grand march with Hartle at the opening of a Red Cross center Oct. 10. .Thé entry of Sergt.. Charles J. “Owens of Cincinnati, was conthe favorite. She is

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