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

May Touch on Dozen Topics, He Says. WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 (U.

sas for a fireside chat he probably make late next week. He told his press conference yesday that. he would make a brief

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~ Meeting of Pro-Nazi Doriot Party.

bomb explosion at {theater in Paris during an anti-

night, it was learned today. : The theater was filled with sym-

‘problem. in the bombing.)

condition.

party gatherings this week. FEDERAL LOCAL TO MEET

What town. in Yndisna can claim the glory of having Donald E. Runyon its native son? Mr. Runyon, 29, whose home town wasn’t mentioned in the dispatches from Solomon islands, shot down eight Jap planes during a scant three weeks of operation in the combat area. Working with his carrier based squadron, he promptly polished off two zeros, five dive bombers and a twin-engine torpedo bomber, thus joining the select group of Pacific pilot aces. He used a minimum of ammunition and his mates attribute his success to “smooth piloting and accurate marksmanship.”

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VICHY, Oct.. 7 (U. P.).—Thirtyeight persons were wounded in a movie

pathizers of Jacques Doriotl’s proNazi party who were listening to an “explanation” of the French Jewish

(The German radio said one person was killed and 27 were wounded

Of the 38 victims in Paris hospitals, several were reported in grave

It was the third attack on people's

_. Local 78, National Federation of Federal Employees, will meet at 7:30

Times Special

Freight trains generally go whoooo-| ‘who000-whoo-wh00000. |

Air raid warnings generally go i ee

And, unfortunately, so did the 9 o'clock New York Central freight According to schedule, the freight and the air raid control center would have whistled a duet as the St. Joseph ty civilian defense sponsored ‘its ‘total “blackout last night. But Col. Robert S. ‘Harsh of the army suggested that the signal be delayed a half hour or so for an element of “surprise.” Even the air raid ‘wardens weren't notified. So when the 9 o'clock freight went just plain “wh00000000,” the factory superintendents thought it was the control center whistle and they set off their own warnings. The residents put out their lights with the 9 o'clock warning and turned them on again when Col. Harsh's surprise warning went off at 9:35. The air raid wardens had to hustle around and get all the lights turned off again. Police’ reported only one casualty.

‘SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 7]

South Bend Too-0c .

ing we same mistake as hundreds of others, turned his house lights on at the sound of the second series of whistles: A warden reprimanded him. The argument grew to such proportions that’ the householder collapsed from nervous exhaustion. ‘He was given first aid,

'PRELATE IN CAPITAL GIVEN’ ROTA POWERS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (U. P).— Pope Pius has conferred on the apostolic delegate here certain powers of the ‘rota, the supreme court of the Catholic church, regarding pending matrimonial cases. ‘Only cases which have already been instituted will be handled by the delegate, the Most Reverend Amleto Giovanni Cicognani. The rota, located at the Vatican, handles cases involving marital annulments, ordinations, and professions of faith. The /delegation of authority was made, it was said, because of the difficulties of communication with Rome as a result of the war. Similar delegations of authority are being made, it was reported, to

proper authorities in other coun-

A German-born American, mak-

tries not having access to Rome.

Britsh Report Axis Garri“son on Alamein Line : Destroyed. CAIRO, Oct. 7 (U. P)~British patrols have destroyed the garrison of an enemy strong point on the Alamein line, a Middle Eastern command communique said today.

Both British imperial and axis

patrols were active. Allied fighter-bombers, fighters and night bombers attacked enemy transport vehicles in all sectors of the bettle area and set vehicles afire in low-level machine gun attacks.

-| Pighters started a fire in an attack

on the axis airdrome at El Daba, west of the battle line. Heavy and medium bombers attacked shipping and port facilities at Tobruk, on the Libyan coast, Monday night, the communique re-

‘ported.

Long-range fighters successfully: attacked the axis seaplane base at Bomba, to the west, yesterday and set fire to one seaplane and severely damaged others.

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