Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1942 — Page 23

* Safety Board Rejects Plea;

Ate city Hall—

GUARDS DEMAND PENSION STATUS

West 10th Parking

Restricted.

The safety board has turned down another demand from a second group of workers seeking pension status as members of the police department. Two weeks ago seven police department radio operators threatened to strike if the city administration continued to delay action to get them on pension status. The safety board a week ago promised the radio men that a lawsuit to determine their pension status would be pushed as speedily _@s possible and the strike was called off,

Guards File Petition

Yesterday five men working as police guards for the park board, but subject to police department direction, filed a petition with the safety board demanding that they, too, be admitted to regular police pension rights. Board members denied the petition, instructing the men to apply

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ACTION TODAY

Parties to Bring Friendly Suit to Fix Tenure As Auditor.

A suit to determine how long James L. Bradford, recently appointed county auditor, can hold his office, was to be filed in superior court this afternoon. " The action was to be filed by Ralph F. Moore, Republican county auditor-elect, who will contend that he is entitled to take possession of the office Jan. 1. Mr. Bradford, ex-Republican county chairman, was appointed

auditor by county commissioners|g last October after a bitter factional|$

fight with rival party leaders. The

post was made vacant by the death of Glenn B. Ralston, Democrat.

Year of Term Left

Mr. Ralston’s four-year term for which he was elected, would not have expired until Jan, 1, 1944, This raised a legal question as to the tenure of the appointee’s term, whether a newly elected auditor could take possession immediately after his election or whether Mr.

MECHANICS’ CHIEF

BECOMES GENERAL

U. 8S. AIR BASE FOR CHINA-

Ne BURMA-INDIA, Dec. 15—(Delayed)

| —=(U. P.).~Col Robert OC. Oliver, of Montgomery, Ala, commander of the air service command, Was

promoted today to brigadier general. Gen. Oliver, 40, has commanded

the ASC since June. His is the hard,

unglorious job of keeping the planes of the 10th air force repaired and supplied.

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Quick Help Now!=FOR ACID INDIGESTION

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+ for police membership and pension - Fo 5 he tw relief x { rights through the police merit Ll am. i : : Bradford could claim possession of gradient a ipirion 8 board. * A Royal Canadian air force Hudson bomber dropped depth charges on this Nazi U-boat, shown prowl- Here's R. C. A. F. Flying Officer R. S. Keetley of the sub-hunting |the office for the remainder of Mr. help into action at once! Main ingredis a Safety board members explained| ing in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, just a few seconds after this photo was taken from the attacking plane. The squadron of bombers operating off Canada’s east coast, who spotted the Ralston’s term. ent brings other benefits. First, this 4 ' that they had no legal authority to| sub hurriedly submerged after sighting the plane. Later, Canadian planes yeported seeing a "mile-long oil Sub 3m dropped the depth charge, He has made three other such Attorneys Differ ingredient works without causing gasey i i slick” in the area where the charge was dro d. a : : es; a “con on se Hake Det AI ny : sid Ajiomeys aigeral op {he Subject, keeps it from over-alkalizing your ; some po g an ndiana | stoma thereby slowing i : > 2.2 B id Air Chute TRUMAN COMMITTEE 3 NAMED T0 RULE IN directives. Both groups were es-|., come court decision that gave|What’s more, this principle makes relief L Change Trolley Route ui SEEKS CONTINUANCE tablished as part of the board’s|the newly elected official priority Jui hous, Sotey isi Whes daa : ; i fice where an ap-|stomach, gas, iid ~~ The safety board has approved To Test Planes decentrelEation. protsin, Yall ver Le 0 De oe Eng three y Appointed chairman of the truck- |Pointee was serving in a vacancy. A an ordinance recommended by City WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 (U. P.) — PPO: c of the iru Others contended that there are Acid Tablets as directed—and if you H Traffic Engineer James E. Loer to| BUFFALO, N. Y., Dec. 16 (U. Chairman Harry 8. Truman (D.| wacerveron Dee. 16 (U. py | 08 commission was Prof. Howard|;,we supporting an opinion that an Sopp t find your bg yo semtat niaes 3 prohibit parking on W. 10th st,| p)—A huge $2,100,000 wind tun. Mo.) will ask the new congress im- ! ho Cone | everhofl of Smith college. Rep-|,pnointee should serve out the un- [gp a5 your doctor! Get Lenots ot from Tibbs ave. to the Allison plant, nel designed for testing models mediately upon convening to con- —The war labor board last night resenting industry will be Landis expired term. Tablets tod Vv. They b ing relief for less ry and on Tibbs ave. from 10th st. to t t irplanes operating at | Public Relations Director | tinue his committee which has been goiatlished a three-man Souls. O’Brien, executive vice president| mpg suit will ask the court for a|than a penny!—30 tablets 25¢; at your 16th st., during rush hours, 7 a. m.| ©f future airplanes operating * |investigating the war effort. on to rule on wage a salary of the CCC Highway Express Co.|geclaratory judgment, defining the|druggist’s. Made by the makers of to9a m and 3p. m. to5 p. m. | speeds exceeding 700 miles an Joins Printing Company The senate yesterday passed a|3djustments in the trucking in-|Cleveland. laws pertaining to vacancies in|“Listerine’” Antiseptic, ,.. Lambert The board also approved Mr.| hour, and a new research labora- ; resolution ending all investigating|dustry, which employs 500,000 men,| The labor member is Frank Tobin, | elective offices. Pharmacal Co.; St. Louis, Missouri. Sh Loer's recommendation to permit| tory are nearing completion: at At Crawfordsville committees with the end of the|2Rd fo adjust labor disputes where|research director of the Interna-| The action, designed as a friend- A Indianapolis Railways, Inc, toi {ne Gyrtiss-Wright airplane divi- : 77th congress. Truman said his| Possible. tional Brotherhood of Temmsters.|ly suit, will name as defendants 1 change the route of the Northwest- tant ‘1h Burdette S.| Carol A. Klinger, director of pub-|committee recently had been grant-| The board outlined the duties of) They are to be paid officials. They| Mr. Bradford, the county commis-|’ i ern trackless trolley form Illinois gon mn irs and gen- |lic relations for the state gross in-|ed new funds and that he would|the commission, as well as thosefalso will handle cases involving|sioners who appointed him-and the i st. to Capitol ave. in the downtown SIL, Yicempres ict ; ; seek action on a continuing reso-|of the previously appointed non-|trucking activities of other indus-{county treasurer who pays the re 1 eral manager of the division, an- [come tax division, has resigned to Iction in J ferToNs. metls ob on In tA0} tries, Wien designated by the ‘WIE. \ sala al oop run. This was proposed tof ,..n.0q tonight. accept a position with the R. R.|‘ution anuary, erro mmission, ) y -' salary. A relieve the Illinois st. congestion. Construction of the new wind |Donnelley & Sons Printing Co. at tunnel, similar to the one being |Crawfordsville. 3 a A YyuaL i constructed by the California In- Francis B. Regester, assistant ta e Royal Neighbors Drill team| stitute of Technology at Pasadena, [chief of the field service section of will have its annual Christmas party| cal, which is financed by Con- |i}, tax division. has at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the Canary| solidated, Douglas, Lockheed and BE eT Enorry Te cottage. Gifts will be exchanged. North American aircraft compan- cessor by Gilbert K. Hewit, departThe arrangements committee in-| jes, was revealed in an announce. |, .i+ director. cludes Mesdames Freida Shirely,| ment approved by the war de- ; - : i Both Mr, Klinger and Mr. Reg Hams Ninel end Maigusrle paniment. ester have been associated with the ee SUB DAMAGES 20 AXIS SHIPS |670% 2 Since 105% CONVENTION CANCELED LONDON, Dec. 16 (U. P.). — The, oon was graduated from IndiCHICAGO, Dec. 16 (U. P.).—The| most, successful British submarine, : ; : ana university and in 1933 became 1942 joint meeting of the American |mryant, has just arrived at a base Sal or : director of the former state indus- ir Political Science association and|in Britain after completing a mis- trial I Tvish Hon bh the American Society of Public Ad-| sion that totaled 80,000 miles in| m2 © Fn% CERGH & Bosition he | ministration, originally scheduled for | three oceans and sinking or dam.-|later left to join the gross income / Chicago beginning Dec. 28, has been |aging more than 20 axis ships, it|t@% division. il canceled, it was announced today. |was revealed today. on ‘ Tm U. S. RANKS 7TH IN CLAY MOGG Says: LOW INF ANT DE ATHS 3 “Even the freezing of salaries WASHINGTON, Dec. 18 (U. P.) — may not cool the money that The census bureau reported today A burns in so many pockets. that only six countries had a lower i : infant death rate than the United be States in 1940, and the three axis bs . . nations had a much higher rate. il Speaking of Freezing . . . Infant deaths in this count 4 g ry to- Fh taled 110,984, or 47 for each 1000 J Although the manufacturing of our | | live births, the lowest rate ever a famous STOKOL STOKERS—DUO- : achieved here. Norway, Sweden, i THERM and WARM MORNING STOVES stopped months the Netherlands, Australia and I ago, the government as yet has not completely frozen the New Zealand reported rates ranging retailers’ stock. If you need a«new heating unit . .. you Rorween o Bhd 2 the rate n Switzerland was 46. ; SER Buy it at Metropolitan at prices and terms to fit your Prireme. was Germany ‘with 65, Haze Italy with 104 and Japan with 112. : The bureau said these figures probMETROPOLITAN iy ave Lscresed in oe ash vo years. COAL & OIL CO The nian dost rate fo ti : . United States was 72.9 for Negroes Mass. Ave. at 10th LIncoln 5488 and 432 for Whilas, Amug the : states the lowest rate was Oregon and Minnesota and the do a e CROSSWORD PUZZLE highest 100.6 in New Mexico. : [MORT2ONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 13 Mother, ° LOLITA GETS “RENOED” \8 Pictured U.S.» 20 Speed contest. | prENO, Nev, Dec. 18 (U. P.).— : flyer, Gen. 22 Benefaction. | yjita Armour Mitchell, daughter of { Claire ——. 23 Female saint | ihe Jate J. Ogden Armour and at L : ® He is active in (abbr.).. one time regarded as the world’s : # ra hE [BEETLE and pay the price of defeat eat. . ) Nevada divorce from John J, Mitch25 Mammal. JOHN 29 Proceed. .. ell Jr, world war I aviator end Q 16 Places that 31 Years (abbt). | chicago and Santa Barbara, Cal. ryin money. JAMS 3 Look after: socialite. ‘The couple married in : Exists. (_ ity. : : | 4 [18 Greek latter. 37 Short sleep. | 22 x ; : ~ [29 At any time. 41 Gaseous : S A practical American citizen, just consider - banks and securities firms of the United . 1 Father.” ~ element, for a moment the very real possibility that tates know what inflation means. Because they : 2 Prohibits. 43 Male cat, State Deaths : rat's . BUY RY 412 months, - 45 Perform. . while our fighting forces and those of our allies know, they have enlisted in the Victory Fund Com- rh uo TE cle He 6 Dessert, ~ 82 Wharf, 2Possesses, 46 He com- ALEXANDEIAanderen 3. lez TS are winning the war abroad, we—the American mittee to tell the investors of America about the * i 0 Se 83 South | an 3 Type measure. Fadel the » Survivors: Two daughters, Mrs. harry people who must stay at home—may be losing i new securities which are being offered by the Twenty.six year 25 20 cnt cent bonds i. B82 Livestocl4 . plains,’ 4 Pari: 47 Beverage. Perry; son, Keneth. ; Bac by failing to prevent inflation now. United States Treasury as part of the Nine Billion due 15, $E35 Da a S4Booty... ‘85 Males, 49 Former Ruse. | oO 03000 cette, =i 89. Surviv: Let's not fool Ives. If we win a mili Dollar Victory Loan Drive now on. or registered form at the a comps ol ¢ o 8 Near. Gb : : , Ira. s not fool ourselves. e tar) : ’ th ¢ A ANight belReASO TIS, indian. SiFondle. [vie Bimant bm DU 4 Ser victory only to find that the very things we have You ae not being asked to “give” a cept. You oot be peed hold these bods La 89 Kitchen police 61 Toward, JRaiseby . 54 Make amends. | A DALEVILLE _- Dory Funkhouser, 70. fought for—our homes, our way of life, the secur- are asked to lend the U. S. Treasury your money until a Jeatdafaery thet date of issue. bd ONot (Lat?) (64 Ursin 8 Woody plant, 99 Ia hots divi | den EN AE ol ity of our faimilies—have vanished forever, thes by investing in the new Victory 21/,% bonds or eligible investor fay purchase. Tn fod Perched.” ‘66 Roman date. 9 Centimeter” 60 Perioc's of pRELPHL- Newman Viney, 81. Survivors: we will have traded victory for defeat, one of the other new issues which have been spe- : vedest is paid Sui annually, Juve 13 ps : ’ -~ 8 Dec. o bonds V Finish.¢, 69 Waterway, / 1 Pl & Lime, abe. NEDEN—Jew O'Neil, 80. Survivors: Wife, What! Milk $2.30 a quart? Eggs $4.00 a dozen? cifically designed to meet your investment needs. in denominations from $500 to { ¥ ar * : ’ iy es . - - . + Mysie n6la, 71 Walsome,” Body. pat 65 ea wy a EDINBURG—A. M. Carter, 73. Surviv- Lamb Chops $6.00 a pound? This is not emotion- When the Victory Fund representative calls, he $190,000.12 the event of the death i i Not dry. ue Treatise. 11 Unsuitable, 5 rac ors: Wife, two -daughters, two brothers, of a holder, the bonds may be re- ¢ Sharp, . '12 New Testa- , 67 Either, one sister and one half-siste alism. Such thi can ha and will ha will tell you about the many advantages of these deemed at 100% and accrued inter 3 loci "| VERTICAL t :(abbr.). 68 Street (able). | EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Lena Fear Mitchell, ppen Ppt 20s : : est for the of satisfying i EXP One 1 Cutting tool: 13 Dormant 7" 70 Rough lava. |“, SUyvor: Husband, Jonn I °" unless we, you, all of us, do what we can to prevent securities as investments. Welcome him as a war Set fof dhe purbose : : > rnin aris . o Sisters, Miss Minnie Aydomtte; RoLhows it. That is to invest fully, as individuals, and as Works. If You wis him, ask your banker or securi- Two series of shostes term obli- i Es } : | { a e : : : sod - ties er for ons: (a) 134 per cent § A i 1 ; alconard Norman, 8. Survivors: Wite business enterprises, in the securities of our gov e particulars, a 13, 1943, and (b) % per cent 3 | sn : my FT. WAYNE—Dr. Bertha G. MacBeth, ernment. Use your accumulated savings and idle Remember, that you can help keep our country certificates of due one 1.4 a ® ARENGO= Mee) Etly Mills unger funds. For, if this money is obtained largely from from paying the price of defeat in the very hour Jose abter lisuaice, gThess Sechsities 8 ES ; Tar A 1 0 pr 7 21 id. Survivors: Four sons and three daugh- banks, inflation may not be arrested. of victory. and by all ott prion bales, in 4 a5 eS te - ptt OWENSVILLE—George W. Jones, 88. . : ; YEHOR, whether private, corporate 2X bik Gi 5B: al is: waite; sons, Cleoh and Other Treasury securities offered to investors through the Victory Fund Committee ) a 5 a. ) 7 4 of PRINCETON—Charles Wesley Nichols, ave Treasury Tax Savings Notes A and C, and U. S. Savings Bonds, Series F and G, i 5 aq 7% - : : : bg ‘ : GR i ET Carnahan, $10 se Mata) June Application for these bonds will be received at our office. S ; £150 J rf erema m ers, 31 vors: pl i 7 ME : - i 7 vit “on Wife, Elizab Ee Charles and Wil I Hp *? Bi 3 lam? ism oad Marvin. “Fred and - do Agr + Foresi; 5 gt Barbars, Mrs, Lorma Bolin . Fg Teg so VPs Mrs. Clara H. Crays, 66. Survivors: - Ca ¥ ! 1 7 li er, Bote: sister, Mra. Marthe Hoghes. © ’ b= . 2 8 4 j SY’ v Wan £4 3. i LSE TEETH Aa AVINGS WMD LOAN ASST. Hi 4 : the ; oh Y PAT LIKS WEN] Deaton, th sof, . | No “ br) : for ote or § id ] fad osces. Gata : today! . ” 1]. 1°21 I Heady-sive cube $94— New Large size 984