Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1942 — Page 36

BRITISH REVEAL

“NEW BEF STORY

$8,000 Troops Sent to]

Greece. May Have Saved

Moscow and Leningrad. By VICTOR GORDON LENNOX

Copyright. | The Chicago Daily News, Inc. { LONDON, Dec. 11.—The British r office today issued a 60-page poklet telling the epic tale of the imperial expeditionary force dispatched from Egypt to Greece in February, 1941, as Britain, now jbined by by the United States, is locked in a new battle for control

the Mediterranean. #The booklet describes the long rguard action of the 1942 army the side of three Greek divisions, sulminating in the withdrawal to ete at the end of April, the : attling against overwhelming air riority to hold Crete, and the al ewacuation "to Egypt at the ph of May. = The Greek expedition ranks with| znother British reverse — Malaya/| and Singapore—as the most publicIy debated of all military operations.

58,000 British Troops

After reviewing all the evidence, the war office today fully justifies the expedition on military. grounds alone, quite apart from the fact that honor seemed to demand that Britain aid Greece. “It is claimed’ that the enemy’s losses amounted to 6000 killed and 11,000 wounded—all crack troops. In addition the enemy forces used 1400 or 1500 aircraft, suffering heavy losses. Those forces were diverted at a moment when: the enemy staff was planning’ other = operations, notably an attack on Russia, and Hitler probably was forced fo aban- - a drive on the Caucasys through Turkey. “In addition, time was gained to : correct dangerous and fricky situations in Syria, Iraq and Iran. .The war office concludes that, though a military defeat, the Greece and . Crete campaign may come to be seen as a strategic victory. Military circles here certain1¥ have long contended that the attack on Russia was put off no less than a month, which probably saved Moscow and Leningrad. It is revealed in the war office booklet that Gen. Sir Henry Maitland Wilson's force dispatched to greece consisted of 58,000 soldiers— one British armored brigade, one New Zealand and one Australian division. The Greeks were equipped only with weapons made in several

countries from which ammunition {-

cbilld no longer be obtained. They had no tanks,

Outnumbered 10 to 1

{The whole story shows an overIming enemy superiority in niimbers and equipment, frequently amounting to 10 to 1. iAfter reading the war office acunt, one is amazed that defense uld have been maintained so long. “The graphic account recalls the exploits of the ‘royal navy in organizing and covering the retreat to Crete. When the Germans attacked the island on May 20, the defenders numbered more than 27,000 imperial troops, plus 11 Greek battalions. Their failure to hold Maleme—one of the three available Crete airports —clearly undermined the whole defense scheme. The report states that 650 troop carriers, each carrying from 20 to 30, men were used regardless of losses. Eventually 16,000 men reached Egypt's safety,

SENDS FLAG FROM AFRICA TO FATHER

Times Special CAMP ATTERBURY, Ind. Dec. 11—The small American flag is soiled, and wrinkled and torn. “But Lieut. Col. Cleon L. Williams, ‘cémmending the third battalion, 385th" infantry, wouldn't take $1000 fo rit. «It arrived in the overseas mail the other day from his son, Cleon Jr, who is serving as a second lieutenant “somewhere in North Africa” and was worn on his sleeve as a mark of identification when American troops landed in Algiers. “It’s wrinkled and torn, dad. But we had to hit the ground a lot,” the lieutenant wrote significantly. « Lieut, Col. Williams’ family nearly amounts to a one-man gang in pursuance of defeating the axis. Another, son, also a ‘second lieunt, {s serving with the armored ces somewhere in the: South Pa-’ fic. The colonel is a veteran of fe last war and carries a piece of irapnel in his-elhow as a souvenir having participated in seven .major engagements in world, war Y.

MEN OVER 50 KEEP MARRIAGE RATE UP

GLADEWATER, Tex. (U. P.)—In the fall an old man’s fancy . . . "At least, said L. H/ Richardson, deputy Gregg county clerk, ' the weaker sex seems to feel wad way about it this fall, - Mogt of the young bloods have \ ‘gone to war, Richardson said, but he’s issuing marriage licenses at the regular rate, However, he added, most of his male clients are above draft age, averaging: between 50 and 60.

1942, by The Indianapolis Times|

. While there is always a chance that

Cold weather and snow make

today. His home is in Marion, O.

Chester Partlow of the military police at Ft. Harrison. civilian days as a section hand on the Erie railroad help him some

no difference to this sentry, Pvt. Probably his

EVENTS TODAY

DANCE—St. Joseph hall, North and Noble st., refreshments, 9 to midnight. DANCE—Indiana roof, 25 couples. DANCE—Y. M. C. A, 310 N. Il. st.,

cadettes, refreshments, informal dancing, 5 to 11 p. m,

LOUNGE—N.C.S.8., 124 W. Georgia st. Open 10 a. m. to 11 p. m, Y. W. C. A, 329 N. Penn st. Open to service men’s wives PORTS—Roller skating, Rollerland, 926 N. Penn. st, night ice skating, Coliseum, Winter club, 6 to 7:30 p. m. General skating, 8 p. m. Indiana National Guard, 711 N. Penn, st., boxing, 8:30 p. m, ART—John Herron Art Museum. 16th and Talbot, exhibit of contemporary British paintings, open 8 a, m, to 5 p. m,, free.

EVENTS TOMORROW

DANCE—Illinois st. branch, 502 N. Illinois st., Bells, Sharps and Flats orchestra, 4th regiment cadettes, 8p m, DANCE—Kirshbaum center, 2314 N. Meridian st., juke box, cadettes and hostesses, refreshments, 7:30 p. m,

DANCE—Indiana roof, 25 couples.

DANCE—Y. W. C. A, 329 N. Penn. st.,, Commanders orchestra, 8 to midnight.

SPORTS—Roberts Park church, Delaware and Vermont sts., roller skating, games, cadettes, noon to 10 p. m. Riverside roller skating rink, 1700 W. 30th st., aflernoon, 2 to 4:30 p. m., evening, 8 to 11 p. m. Rollerland, 926 N. Penn. st., afternoon and evening. Coliseum, fair grounds, ice skating, 8 p. m.

‘PRIORITY’ AIR MAIL RULED OUT

Postal Dept. Refuses to Issue 16-Cent Stamp to Speed Delivery.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—Postal officials have turned down a suggestion that might have brought in more revenue and might have given patrons of the air mail a guarantee that their letters would be transported speedily. The proposal came from the West coast, where much difficulty has resulted from the wartime practice of throwing air mail sacks off airplanes to make room for priority passengers. It was suggested that the post office department issue a “priority air-mail” stamp, to sell for perhaps 15 cents. The “priority” letters would be sacked separately from letters bearing ordinary 6-cent air-mail stamps.

This plan won't work, a post office department official said, “Because nothing the post office department can do will change. the wartime right of the war department to use all the carrying capacity it needs on any passenger-mail plane.” The public should not ‘be too much: concerned, he said, about the chances of ail mail being delayed.

air-mail sacks may be thrown off at airports, the chances are much greater that this will not happen— and the delay is a minor hardship of civilians.

2 SERGEANT MAJORS HEARD AN ‘ECHO’

BLACKLAND ARMY FLYING SCHOOL, Waco, Tex. (U. P.). ~The sergeant major at Blackland army flying school got a jolt recently When he phoned a squadron orderly

SOLDIER MAILS . TO HOME RELIEF,

ENVILLE, O. (U. P). — a “William A. Liebersbach is; Er pusy in the army right now, hie still has a place in his heart

week he mailed the Steu-

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ere: Edvard E. Malcr.ot Twin

a hs is Sergt. Major,” aiiswered

——-. hell it is!” said the sergeant major. “I am the sergeant ma It ‘took the squadron commander and his adjutant to straighten out the wrangle over the phone. Staff

Service Men's Calendar

PARTIES—Y. W. C. A, “hanging of the greens,” refreshments, games, coed group, 4 p. m. Forest Manor church girls, for 10 navy men, meet at Wabash st. branch, 8 Pp. m,

LOUNGE—N. C. C. 8., 124'W. Georgia st., cadettes, entertainment, open 10 a. m. to 11 p, m.; 75 beds for overnight guests.

DINNER—Roberts Park church, Delaware and Vermont, hot home cooked dinner, 6 to 8 p. m.

BUFFET — Second Presbyterian church, Vermont and Penn sts., hot food served 6 to 8 p. m.

SENATE BRANCH—219 N. Senate. Dance, good music, refreshments, cadettes, 8 p. m. Beds, 100 at nominal price.

All available tickets may be obtained at the Wabash st. branch, 128 W. Wabash st. Dinners for all men wishing them, including Sunday and holidays. Shopping service for Christmas gifts. Legal information and notary public at Wabash branch on Monday, Wednesday and

Saturday, 6 to 8 p. m. Illinois st. branch, 502 N. Illinois st. special parties. Senate ave. branch (Negro), 219 N. Senate ave., information and recreation. Canteen and lounge at the Union Station for men in transit.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Friday, 1 Dec. 1d, , 1942

BEIGHTOL—Roy F P., 706 W. 43d., husband of Abbie Beightol and father sof Mrs. Gordon H. Thompson, assed away Fridav a. m.’ Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Monday, 10 a. m, Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Friénds may call at the mortuary.

BERRY—John S. Sr., beloved hushand of Sarah Berry, father of John an Max W. of Indianapolis and iy End Gaylor Berry of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, departed this life Thursday. Funeral Monday, Dec. 14, at residence, 333 N. Bancroft, 10 a. m. Burial Washihgton Park. Friends invited. Moore & Kirk Service.

BIRD—Barbara Smith, age 76 years, be--Joved mother of Harry A. Smith, city; Mrs. Mark Thompson, Hamilton, O., passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 3 p. m., at Shirley Bros." Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel after 5 p. m. Friday. \

FRANKLJIN—-Grant G.; 2198 Oxford st., beloved husband of Elizabeth, father of Mrs. Irene Howell of Illinois, grandfather of Beverly Ann and Lavern, brother of Mrs. Jarrett and John, Franklin, Ky.. departed this lif Thursday, age 49. neral Saturda Dec. 12, at the Moore and Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, 2530 Station st., 10 a. m. Burial Anderson cemetery. Friends invited.

FULLER—Ruth D. of Fishers, age 21, beloved ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Fuller, sister of Mrs. Marvin Johnson, Elizabeth and Nora Fuller, Fishers; Mrs. Alma Ba vz, Anderson, passed away Thursday. ¢{ Funeral Sunday, 2 p. m., at the Methodist Church in Fishers, Burial Crownland cemetery, Noblesville. George McCarty Service, Fortville,

HARPER—Marion Hopper, age 77, 1402 S. Concord, husband o father of Lorine Belcher, Virginia Roe; Alta, Frank, Jasper, Clarence, Herschell, Presley, Porter and Luecin’ Harper, ‘passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 2 . m at the West Side Tabernacle, Miler and Belmont sts. Friends may call at the residence. Farley Service.

HICKMAN—Glen, age’ 21, husband of Blanche, father of Pauline, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oppelt, brother of Margaret and Louis Oppelt and Mrs, Pauline Meyer, passed away at Decatur, Ga. Funeral service Monday, Dec. 14, at 10 a, m,, at the Meyer & Abdon 'Puneral Home, 1509 Prospect. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the funeral home.

LINNE—Lieut. Norman J., beloved husband of Jone Jones Linne; son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Linne; brother of Arthur, died x accident McDill field, Fla. Friends may call Kirby Mortuazy, Meridian at 19th, ter 7 p. m. Saturday. Funeral Monday 8:30 at the mortuary; 9 a. m, St. Philip Neri church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.

MARSHALL—Clarence Stanton, years, husband of Flossie P. assed away Thursday neral from Shirley Bros. Shape), 946 N. Illinois, m. . Burial Crown Hill, tall at the chapel.

MATTHEWS—Joseph passed away Thursday a rotber, Henry J. Matthews, Waynesville, Ill, and 13 nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday, Dec. 12, 2 p. m,, at the Leap Funeral Home. Friends invited. Burial, Brooklyn, Ind. Friends may call at funeral home any time,

age 57, Marshall’ morning.

Saturday, Friends may

Edwin, age 76, y p. m. Survived by

McKAY—Thomas, father of William McKay ‘of Indianapolis and Sotue McHenry, Lougton, pass away Thursday. Services Saturday, 2: 3-30 hv Mey at ihe J. Si pen ¢ ‘Chapel of the es,” rospect st. iend - vitéd. Burial New Rh Rds [

MILLER—Lena A., age 77, late residence 107 8. Ritter, beloved sister of George Vv. Miller and Willis K." Miller and aunt of Herschel E. Miller, passed away aus day. Funeral Shine ey Pros.» Irving H Cha Saturd Fo . Friends am me Ha Hike Sore, any time after . m, Friday, Please omit flowers. SP.

PICARD—John e 68, .bel . band of EE Fg of loved a

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RAL atherine, widow of the Mate Vinbeloved mother of Mrs, Lawent B. Weime ut and Angelo} fi Bu SE i r La - an Dec. 8, age 68 years.

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STRADER-_Burton 8. of 1117 Carrollton’

Surader, brother of Nettie and Sherman rader. Services Saturday, 10:30 a. m, Bt & om Hi Moore Peace Chapel. Burial in *. Friends are welCrow 3

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LOST-—Three-inch gasoline truck hose. Reward, WA-5100; 1322 E. 16th st.

WIRE fox terrier lost; male; recently stripped. BR-5225. Reward.

LOST—Yellow Jan glove, hetween 38th and 39th on N. Illinois. BR-6796.

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SOLDIER'S Elgin wrist watch, Terminal Station, Dec. 3. Reward. BE-1170,

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WANTED-2 men to clean and sash. Call after 6 p. m. D. Eastman,

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COAL DRIVER

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’ 50 100 ' 100 200 300 If payments are made every 30 days the last payment will be less than the, above. Loans on notes, furniture or gatos from $10' to $300, phone for figures on any smount. Short Time Loans Cost Very Little $10 FOR 30 DAYS COSTS §$ .20 25 ”» ”» ” ” 50 50 * - " 1.00 Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association, 330 Occidental Bldg., S. E. Corner Wash. and Ill. Sts. RI-3587. Open Until 8:45 P., M, Mondays

mos. pay $ 8.93 g:" nn 19.88

We also have a department for Diamond Loans. Cash in a few minutes for your Xmas shopping.

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DECEMBER EXPENSES

Need $10 to $3002

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MA-4409 304 Kresge Bldg. 41 E. Wash.

CAPITAL FINANCE CORP

If You Have a Money Problem Come In & See Us

That's what we are here for. Just Make our. convenient home ofyour borrowing headquarters. When the occasion demands, see

LIBERAL LOAN CO.

152 N. Delaware MA-0783

ALA-3361. ON DIAMONDS, LOANS , acice Son.cotm,, oACES BROS. AUTO LOAN CO.. INC tilinois St, =1-3998

Christmas Loans

4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN SCLRLEE ER VT CIR ETE

PHONE FOR A LOAN —MARKET 4455

® Borrow on Character, Auto or Furniture ~from $75 to $500 to $1,000

® FREE PARKING across the street in Arcade Garage for auto appraisal. ASK FOR MR. COOTS

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Merchandise for Sale

G RM. SUITE, $49.50; bedrm. suite, $39.50; 9x12 rug, Axminster, $14.75; table top gas Tange Jas, 50; elec. refrigerator, $69.50; > and brand new mattress, $12. 753 A rm. suite, $49.50; dinette suite $19.50; parlor heater, $39.56; Sompitiy set of dishes, $5.75; complete set o ile Yervale: $9. 5; tilt-back chair and otto n, kitchen cabinet, lamp, tables; prace tically anything you want for a nice hom ROBERT L. FISK STUDIO, 2310 N. ridin Open till 10 p. m. See the furnishings for a lovely 3-rm. apt., $14

extra nice one,

Terms, $1.75 per week. Prompt ay

CHINA Large Selection of Patterns Choose from large stock, GLASS, SILVERWARE for Homes, Churches, Restaurants

FIXTURES 3: Rave :

WE HAVE IT } For every purpose. A square of parking place and bargains.

KING'S

NDIANA BILLIARD £0.

“RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS" KING’ S “Fixtures Store Complete" 1603-4 Southeastern, MA-349%

ARMY GOODS Raincoats, $1

Arctics, $1.25 Hunt. Boots, $1.28, Shoes, Blankets; Breeches 50c, Sox 10¢, Leather Gloves and Mitts 10¢c, Leggins 25e, Army Wool Pants, Shirts, Underwear, Wool Mackinaws $2.75. TARPAULINS, NEW & USED, ALL SIZES )

620 N. SENATE AVE

SEWING MACHINES—New Elec. Consoles, Nat, known make. Rotary & Reversew, Beautiful cabinets, Limited stock. Buy now for Xmas. TERMS. Ride N. Penn, trolley, N. Ill. car, N. Mer. bus, BLOCK'S, 11th '& Mer. Store. Open eve,’

ARMY SHOES xv Souss sis

AND HEELS. pr. 4-Buckle Arctics — Blankets — tthe ff Raincoats—Gloves—Army Leggings, 25¢ pr...

131 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET 3

LIONEL TRAINS $9.95 UP

Limited Stock—Better Hurry! Toys and gifts for He whole family. CENTRAL CO. «

HDWE. & MILLWORK Open Tues., Thurs. & Sat. Eves.

IR-8936 TABLE TOP gas range, $49.50; deluxe chrome breakfast set, $44.50; very fine living rm. gute, $79.50; rug, 9x12, goo as Baw, $19.50; bedrm. suite, beautiful, $59. BATES STUDIO, 2255 N. Meride

ian. 0 re till 10 p. m.

NEW and USED I.UMBER

Window Sash and Frames

Marion Material Co. 2046 Northwestern. TA-4548.

GAS RANGES—UNIVERSAL, CHAMBERS, ODIN & DUTCH OVEN, Very $14 95. limited stock ’ up Ride N, Penn, trolley, N. Ill. car, N. Mer, bus, BLOCK’S, 11th & Mer. Store. Open eve,

COMPLETE STOCK of new and used lumber and building materials st greatest savings in judianapolis. : ND WRECKING CO. W. Morris and Drover. FR-1441,

HEATERS—ESTATE & ENTERPRISE, new, A few leit. Terms. Immediate $22 50 delivery WW up Ride N. Penn, trolley, N. i, car, N. Mer, bus, BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer. Store. Open eve,

CEMENT, bag, 60c; wall board, 1005. 1t., $3, Windows, Doors, Storm rs, Storm Bash, WRIGHT -B4 CHMAN LUMBER ¢ CO. Union Stock Y .

ards RIOpen Till 5 P. M. Saturday. RANGES—KELVINATOR : &* HOT POINT, A few left, Order now for Xmas. Immed, del. Tae 1 ERM

N. Penn, trolley, N. Ill. car, N. Mer. bu BLOCK’S, 11th & Mer. Store. Open eve,

Genuine Inlaid Linoleum, 83¢ sq. yd.

Values up to $1.89 ls vd. HOOSIER PAINT & OLEUM 211 E. NY AY St.

SWEEPERS—ROYAL, CADILLAC & ROYAL AIR. Complete with attach- $51 95 ments. Limited stock. Terms. WW Ride N. Penn, trolley, N. Ill, car, N. Mer, bus, BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer. Store. Open eve,

ELEC.

: od PLUMBING 0 etd SUPPLY CO. . B34 W. WASH. RI.1232 — a STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS INSUATION. 's

Completely Installed—12 Mos. Pay, OLD TRAILS CABINET CO. BE-2013, :

BEDROOM SUITE; beautiful brown mae hogany, excellent condition; $39.50; eas; terms.’ BEN ‘HINSHAW APPLIANCE FURNITURE con 1627 Prospect, MA-£988.

Mothicide kills moths and their larvae,

Liquid or crystal forms. Af your Reisnborhosd dealer and Albert G. Maas Co., 31 Va. ave, MA-8315,

IDEAL XMAS gifts—2-horse Neptune outs board motor like new, trolling attache ment, - $50; Stevens 23/410 brand new with six boxes of cartridges, $25. HU-519%,

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Roach ly killed Bed Bugs, with Protects Spray. LURIE CO., 911 Mass. Ave.

HOLLAND PORTRAIT STUDIO. . ONLY YOU CAN GIVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPH. 214 KRESGE 2s lady’s,

0 bong na™3n80 Stash P20.

STOVES, heating, laun

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ate- table, | suf ite, “hols"R:

DINING RM. BUTTE, 3.70, 310 E. Wash. _... Open Eves, -

FR-0489. |

Glass Top Coffee Table, $4.95

, INC, 1113 N,

MERID; FURNITUR Meridian, 9 to 9. Sunday, 1 to 5,

LI-3193 NEW Emerson A. C. arc welder, 300 amp,

220-440 volt. See this at our showroom, & MAC

CO. 3526 E. Washington IR-1154

3-ROOM outfit, balance due $90. Reliable couple may ‘take over. See Mr, Price, 310 E. Wash. Open evenings.

COMPLETE bedroom suite, chaise lounge,’ | portable Ly writer, luminous Xmas tree,

ol fro 5 2 nl