Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1942 — Page 15

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CHINESE CHEER BRITISH GROUP

Members of Parliament Get Reception Rivaling Wendell Willkie’s.

By A. T. STEELE

PAOCHI, Northwest China, Dec. 3—Mass demonstrations rivaling those accorded Wendell Willkie, have marked the whirlwind progress of the tour of the British parliamentarians who are visiting China as invited guests of the Chinese government. For nearly a week our correspondent has been trailing these two lords and two commoners in

~ the air, rail and highways journey

which has taken us from Chungking to this wartime boom town in the Chinese northwest. The Chinese and Japanese armies snipe at each other across the narrow width of the river and a Japanese battery paid the parliamentarian delegation the left-handed compliment . a 73-gun reception ~T0 more .an that accorded fllkie. But the Jap time table was nearly an hour off. It was the first shelling in that quiet sector since the Willkie visit. ‘ Willkie left a good impression in this part of China. In one of the underground reception rooms on the Yellow river front, we found the walls decorated with snapshots of the smiling Republican leader,

Promise More Help

Willkie brought promises of nore American help to China. The British mission is promising more ‘British help. Replying to the unasked question in the mind of every Chinese as to when the allies will open a new front in Asia, Lord Teviot, the leader of the British delegation, told a Chinese audience: “While we do not come to China as representatives of the British government, we are authorized to say this—the reconquest of Burma and the reopening of the: Burma road at the earliest possible moment are one of the most important objectives of our couniry.” Wherever the delegation went, Chinese officials tendered banquet after banquet, conjuring up such rarities as Scotch whisky, vichy

water and canned delicacies long;

considered extinct in northwest China.

CONGRESSMAN RESIGNS WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 (U. P.).— Rep. Harry P. Beam, (D, Ill.) yesterday notified the house of his res-

Jdgnation as a member of congress

from the 4th Illinois district, effective midnight, Dec. 6.

|clation announced today that it is

. |RABBI WILL GIVE CHANUKAH SERMON

Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will give the Chanukah sermon “Hail the Maccabees” at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the temple at 10th and Delaware sts. On Saturday at 10:30 a. m. there will be a birthday blessing for children and at 5 p. m. Sunday Handel's

oratorio, “Judas Maccabeus” will be sung by the Temple quartet.

He's ‘Sold’ on the Navy

THIS WEEK'S

Doightgp GINGERBREAD with RAISIN{SAUCE

(Directions for Raisin Sauce on Box)

Arch N. Bobbitt , , , today.

Philadelphia navy yard and then to transport duty. . Like most men who have served in the navy, Mr. Bobbitt is “sold” on .it, which fact, in Attorney Bobbitt’s language is “ipso facto “evidence” as to the value of the training and advantages of the navy. He said, “The navy has broddened my entire outlook and the travel I gained has taught me things that I could not have received through any other source.”

Arch N. Bobbitt . , . yesterday.

ARCH N. BOBBITT, Indianapolis ‘attorney and former state G. O, P. chairman, takes the number two position in the navy recruiting service “yesterday and today” series of pictures. In the picture on the left, Mr. Bobbitt is shown as he looked in “boot camp” at the Great Lakes

naval training station shortly after his'enlistment in May, 1918.

He was later transferred to the Capitol City council 53, D. of A.,|}

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grocer! Buy only the food supplies you need from week to week!

tonight in the hall at 572 N. Illinois The Indiana Motor Truck asso-

attempting this week to get each employee in the trucking industry to put 10 per cent of his wages in war bonds. B. E. Luglan, manager of the association, said trucking companies are adopting payroll savings plans which will allow employees to have 10 per cent, or more, deducted from their Pay each week. : He said the drive was suggested by the treasury department and is being sponsored throughout the nation by the American Trucking association,

STATE LEGION 6TH IN MEMBER DRIVE

The Indiana department of the American Legion has won sixth place among the 58 Legion departments of the United States by turning in 30,000 memberships for 1943. Te The desire of world war I veterans to pardeipste-in the war activities of the [legion was advanced t= as the principal reason for the big | [Fam increase in garly memberships for Qh) 1943, rl

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