Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 December 1942 — Page 5

JOHN W, TOMLINSON DES AT HS HOME|

Rg pe to | ing at his Home, 2001 Fey ave, a

The Lyrics | Hubbard and pilus “Night Monster.” SCOUTS TO HAVE PARTY Boy Seat. 9D i Mn Wve 3 Christinas at 7 p. m. today

wi Be Closed Xmas Day Xmas Dance Saturay

Camp Atterbury’s Musical Revue “WE DID IT BEFORE” Tuesday, Dec. 26; 1942—8:30 P. M. MURAT. THEATER

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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS

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: Holiday Hilarity Starring Popeye, Superman, The Wabbit, | Fimer, Porky Pig, Andy Panda

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BULLET WOUND FATAL TO 10 YOUTH

Deputy Coroner Conducts Inquiry in Death of Vernon Preble.

Vernon Preble, 16-year-old Speed- | way City high school pupil, died at City “hospital early today from a! bullet wound in his back, He _ was shot early yesterday by Robert Clegg, 1724 Allison st., when the latter said he found the youth looking info a window of the Clegg home. Mr. Clegg said he was warned by a neighbor that a prowler was at his window and that he got his revolver and went.out a rear door. He said he saw a man looking in his window and ordered him to halt when he started to run. He fired at the fleeing youth as he kept running, the bullet striking him. in the back. Deputy Coroner Hubert Collins began an investigation of the shooting. Mr. Clegg is not being held. The: youth is the son of Mr. and

21 Mrs. Robert Preble of 1641 Presto st.

WIBC TO BROADCAST SACRED HEART MASS

The solemn high mass in Sacred Heart Catholic church at Syp'slock tomorrow norning will be broadcast on station WIBC. Herb Kenny will provide the commentary, The Rev. Fr, Ephrem Muensch will be celebrant at the mass for which the St. Cecilia choir of 35 mixed voices and 50 choristers of the parochial school will-sing. * Before the mass and as the: broadcast begins, the boy. choristers will sing “Silent Night.” During the distribution of Holy Communion, they will sing “Adeste Fidelis.” Harry W. T. Martin is the musie direc~ tor and organist at the church.

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. Romero “Springtime hd Rockies” in Technicelor Lloyd Nolan—Carele Landis

“MANILA CALLING”

Also 40 Minutes of Revival

HOLIDAY CARTOON FESTIVAL WITH :

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Mickey Mouse—Bugs Bunny Elmer—Donald Duck—Pluto

CONT. MATINEE XMAS DAY, 1 P.M.

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The Pinnish legation said today in a formal statement that the govern:

congratulations dressed by any of its members to the Japanese minister” on the occasion of a Pearl Harbor day celebration in the Japanese legation at, Helsinki, Dec. 7. Authoritative quarters here had revealed details of the party and said high Finnish officials, including Premier Juhp Rangell, toasted Japan’s on Hawaii. After a banquet motion pictures of the Pear] Harbor attack were shown, and some guests applauded | loudly, the sources said. Sk Gives Finnish Version : The Finnish legation’s statement said: “The legation of Finland has received the Finnish version of the Story. Sanesering te social evedt 1

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“The government of Finland has furthermore no knowledge “about alleged congratulations addressed by any of its members to the Japanese minister, “It is stressed on the other hand that from the Finnish peint of view there is no reason to decline invitatiofts to social events ‘arranged by foreign legations in “Helsinki.”

EDWARD P. EGAN FUNERAL SATURDAY

Edward P. Egan, a manufacturer of burial vaults, died yesterday in a private hospital after a long illness. He was 68 and lived at 4701 8S. Meridian st. Mr. Egan was a native of Indianapalis. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Joseph P. Harmon, and a son, Erwin D. Egan, both of Indianapolis. Services will be at 8:30 a. m. Saturday at the Kirby mortuary and at 9 a. m. at St. Roch’s Catholic church. Burial will be in Holy Cross.

AWOL Marriage Leads to Brig

: SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2¢ (U. P.).—Sailor Francis A. Stock, 20, and a likely lad, too, loved Jean Russell, 19, Benicia, Cal., so much { he’ went A. W. O.-L. from the navy to marry her, he told Judge’ E. P. Mogan yesterday. Every time he started to go back to the navy, she talked him out of it — until his Absence mounted to 56 days. Then she told him she didn’t. reaily love him, she just wanted to get away from home. He got a divorce, but was taken to the navy brig with the judge's good wishes: “I hope you'll be out

{ soon.”

WOMEN OF MOOSE WILL CHEER WARD

The kitchen band of the Women of the Moose will distribute cigarets, fruits and candy Christmas day to men in hospital ward 10 at Fi. Harrison, 1 Several hundred candidates are expected to attend a joint breakfast initiation of the Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose Sunday in Moose temple. . The . membership committee is to hold its Christmas

party dt 7:30 p. m., Dec. 3 at the hame ‘of ‘Mrs. Alina Simmons, 1201

IGE FALL FATAL TO MRS. STRAHL

Indianapolis Resident for 52 Years!Was Active in Lodge Circles.

Mrs. Ora Beelle Strahl, 2548 B. Emerson ave., died yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Rothhass, 1532 Churchman ave., as a result of injuries received when she fell on the ice near her home Saturday night. She was 74. : An Indianapolis resident 52 years, Mrs. Strahl formerly was a practical nurse. Her husband, Oliver Morton Strahl, died in 1926. She] factors was born in Hancock county. Mrs. Strahl was a member of Queen Esther chapter 3, O. E. S8.; the Women’s Benefit association. and the Woodruff Place Baptist church. Survivors, besides Mrs. Rothhaas, are three sons, Walter, Clarence and Clifford Strahl of Indianapolis: a brother, William Deery of Cleveland, O., and two sisters, Mrs. Inez Herren of Eugene, Ore., and Mrs. Jessie Miller of Portland, "Ore. The body was taken to the Shirley Brothers Irving Hill chapel.

1ST WAACS ARRIVE FOR DUTY IN AFRICA

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, { North Africa. Dec. 22 (Delayed) .

American fighting forces in North

wear as long as they are in an active war zone, arrived from England. They had ‘been flown to England) disguised as. civilians from the United States. So far the WAAC, who will re-

line duty, have seen only the brighter side of life in North Africa. After getting a glimpse of the semigay sidewalk cafes and their clean,

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fits: soldier knows that Russi is at last realizing its full wa potential after surviving terrifi early reverses.

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Chistiakov, in which he question: | staff is in a medical unit in this

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Prisoners Grovel Now

| 1 saw many starvéd, ill-clad, frost - bitten German prisoners, + whose growveling atiitude contrasted | sharply with the' cookiness most (German prisoners showed at’ the .| front last year. They thought then .| hat Germany was invincible. When ./I would ask one of them why he , ‘was fighting Russia he would say usually “we are fighting for Greater | Germany.” This year they for the defense of German I was struck also J the Jitter f Russian girls, uniformed, with pistols on their hips, throughout the frontal zone up to the firing zone. I asked about this.

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ce —and on ¢ again, as in the past, the spirit of ’ the day goes out 1cross the land—but what does it. mean 0 American pe’ ile this year? ' Certainly the joy o children—their keen aelight 5 in the

. holiday they so joyou: | y await—their innocent acceptance

of the legendary San:

Claus—their unrestrained gaiety

about the glittering 1: se—yes. all these traditional yule--

tide aspects.

‘But to men and wo: jen it's the inner meaning of goodwill among men—a k: ht within that no censor can sup-

press and no Gestap:

can arrest--a ‘warm glow in the

hearts of those purs: no: happiness in ‘the happiness of

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nse this Christmas day, let us re-

star still shines, inextinguishably, elom and liberty and opportunity

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