Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1942 — Page 7

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Shortie Graduate Dies: | ite,

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. Chodos and Cantor Myro Glass were

and Mrs. Max Weil died yesterday | after a brief illness.

, Versity and was a member of Sigma . tended the Draving secretarial

- | & ‘brother, Pvt. Harold Weil, sta-

“At Home Following ‘Short lliness.

Miss ‘Ruth Well, 5104 Graceland "ave, a Shortridge graduate and a /#ecretary at the Ayreshire Patoka Collieries Corp., was to be buried today in Beth-El cemetery following private rites in the Aaron-Ru-ben funeral home. Rabbi Israel

to be in charge. ©The 21-year-old daughter of Mr.

She had attended Indiana unii Ts Tau sorority. She also at-

school. She was a member of the Councii of ‘Jewish Women and the Star Debs club. Surviving, in addition to the parents, are a sister, Mrs. Louis Goldman of Little Rock, Ark., and

tioned at Kelly field, San Antonio,|

Ray Methodist church 50 years. are a son, Walter,

and a brother, Cleveland Pat- :

terson, both of Indianapolis. Services will be at 1 p. m. Saturday in the Edwin Ray church. Burial will be in Memorial Park.

WILLIAM E. DAVIS, IRON WORKER, DEAD

A structural iron worker at the

new Curtiss-Wright plant, William E. Davis, died yesterday in St. Vincent’s hospital after five weeks’ illness. He lived at 983 East dr. Woodruff pl. and was 66 years old. Mr. Davis was employed by the John Ryan Construction ' Co. and lived in Indianapolis 14 years. He came here from Kentucky.

Funeral services will be at 8 p. m.

today in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Vernon, Ind.

. Surviving are the wife, Amy ‘and

be’ |tatement Is

Today or Tomorrow; , May Be Mild.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (J. P)— | Wenden L. Willkie, 1940 Republican

presidential candidate, is .expected| |

to announce today or tomorrow his position in the New York state came

_|paign and, specifically, the extent |to which he supports the gubernatorial -canditiacy of Thomas E. Dewey. ; It had been his intention when his recent around-world schedule was worked out to return here in mid-October so he could participate in the New York state campaign if he were so minded. There is enough.substance in the political friction between Mr. Willkie and Mr. Dewey to cause politicians here to await with some eagerness the exact language of the former’s statement, if any, on the latter's candidacy. It may be as slight an indorsement as merely to assert that Mr. Willkie will vote the

. Expected :

came to Indianapolis 25 years ago. She was a member af the Society of

Mineral services will be at 3.9. m. tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Sioux City, Iowa. ;

BOMBING ATTEMPT - IN ULSTER FAILURE

; . BELFAST, Northern Ireland; Oct. 20 (U.P.).—An attempt to blow up St. Brigid's Roman Catholic parochial house failed last night when a bomb, thrown during a blackout, rebounded and exploded a short distance away.

~The windows of the parochial] building and adjacent houses were.

training schedules would prevent the closing of such stations. MES. R. ABSENTEE VOTER

| (U.P). ~Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt took care to safeguard ‘her vote in ‘the

an absentee ballot before leaving

{ror Sens Britain, 1 was revealed

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Oct. 29(]

November election by applying for|l

resulting Governor R. M. Jefferies of South Carolina to arrest any U. 8. employ~ ment service in his state. hey said tio poms sefion has

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 (U. P.). —Miss Marguerite Wells, president |3 of the National League of Women |§ Voters, today called for a large turnout at the polls in the Novembes elections to choose a “better- congress than ever before to meet the needs of a greater country faced with bigger problems.” Miss Wells told a press conference she expected “a larger vote ‘than many do” despite the increased number of women now doing war work and thus hampered in voting. | & “Now more than ever before it is the opportunity and privilege for |= women to use their vote,” she said. «It is also their duty to foliow the problems of their congressmen after they get in office.” | Many congressmen now vote on measures against their own dictates, | she said, because “my constituency would not understand.” This, she added, is caused by “the plague of representation by local geographic elections.”

128 NIPPON ‘BOMBERS IN RAID ON ASSAM

NEW DELHI, India, Oct. 29 (U. P.).—A revised American communi=|S que said today that 128 Japanese|& bombers participated in the raids on American bases in. the Dibrugarh area of northwestern Assam province, in Burma, Sunday and Monday. At least 10 American fighters were] destroyed or damaged on the ground, it said. : In the first raid, 45 fighters es:|8 corted 50 bombers over the American bases. The next day @w single reconnaissance plane appeared, followed by 27 fighters escorting five reconnaissance ‘planes.

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