Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1942 — Page 40

TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE

1—Mrs. Nancy Harkness Love com- _ mands the WAACS, the WAFS or the WAVES? ; 2—Which officer in the U.S. army 48 known as “General Ike”?

$—How many ships were launched

in the United States on Labor Day, 1042? ; : 4—After the fall of France, Alsace- + Lorraine was or was not incor‘porated in the German Reich? 8§—Women first gained equal politi- # ‘cal rights in the entire United ~ States in 1918, 1920 or 1922? 6—Into which ocean does India ex-

Lor tend?

9—Who occupies the post of Dominions Secretary in the British cabinet?

8—-Was the chief god in Roman re ——— -

and a whole host of gigantic figures

on the downtown streets of Indianapolis TUESDAY NIGHT at 7:30|

mythology Zeus or Jupiter? 9—For what was Louis Bleroit famous? Y, 10—In 1941 the number of new cases of leprosy reported in the United States was 9, 49 or 100?

ANSWERS

1—WAFS (Women’s Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron.) 2—Lieut. Gen. ‘Dwight Eisenhower. ) 3—One hundred and seventy-four. 4—It was. 5—1920. 6—Indian Ocean. 7—Clement R. Attlee. 8—Jupiter. 9—The first airplane flight across

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CHRISTMAS MARCH of the

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“apolis! Great big fellows full of air—and as big

as all outdoors! There'll be a huge War Bond

and Stamp train—a whole black Tong! And clowns!

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OAKLAND, Cal. (U. P.). — Rex|joyed his first ride in an elevator. Barrington, 12, who has lived his|He also was taken to see a broadentire life at Delhi, Cal., which has casting studio, but expressed his & population of two stores and two|preference for the elevator rides

gas stations, was recently brought|and promised to come back.

in the mile-long parade

LINE-OF MARCH: Starts at the War Memorial

Plaza, goes south on Pennsylvania to Washington,

west on Washington to Illinois, north on Illinois to

Market, east to the Circle and around it to Merid-

ian, ‘northron Meridian again to the Plaza. Noth-

ing like it ever seen here before. You don't want Sih

fo miss it!

yet

~~ REMEMBER—TUESDAY NIGHT, T:30—RAIN or. SHINE . ‘THIS COLORFUL SPECTACLE IS BEING BRQUGHT TO INDIANAPOLIS BY

‘|vaded Bulgaria and Turkey.

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (U. P).

Toulon, where in 1793 Napoleon began his meteoric rise to fame, is now the most important port in France. Toulon has played a major. role

XII and Francis I, according to .a bulletin of the National Geographic society. Its extensive shipbuilding yards and naval facilities made it the objects of wars for centuries. A Spanish and. English fleet, besieging. the city in 1793, was driven off by the| then comparatively unknown NaIn the first world .war, it was the’ naval: storehouse: which . supplied

charges, torpedoes and other supplies to the allied ‘forces which in-

Toulon is on the south coast of

Toulon Has Been Strategic

~ Port Since Napoleon's Day

coal, ‘ofl, ‘shells, new guns, depth|

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3 : LOSE shore batteries. Deep water in several ship basins extends five miles inland. St Some of the finest battleships and torpedo boats of the French navy and of foreign governments have been built at Toulon, and-it is the repair center for the French fleet as well as the home base for the Mediterranean fleet. y - Most of the workers of the city’s 150,000 population are employed at the naval base. Like other Mediterranean ports, it has an old city of congested areas, narrow streets and sprawling warehouses, surrounded by a more modern city. Commercially it is second to Marseille since all shipping by rail must pass] through the other port.

SET MANPOWER PARLEY

- MONTREAL, Nov. 13. (U. P).—~|| .

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