Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1942 — Page 7

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Doolittle Awards Flying Cross to Roosevelt For Achievements. -A U. 8, 12TH ARMY AIR FORCE

STATION, in Algeria, Dec. 27 (U.|

P.) (Delayed). —Maj. Gen. James H. Doolittle, commanding United States army air forces in North

Africa, awarded the distinguished

flying cross today to Lieut. Col. Elliott Roosévelt, son of President Roosevelt, for “heroism and extraordinary achievement.” Roosevelt leads a photographic group, and was the first member of the army air forces to fly over Sardinia. “As a member of parties making several aerial surveys of important ferry routes, Lieut. Col.. Roosevelt participated in long, dangerous flights above Arctic, sub-Arctic and equatorial regions, many of them | being above water or uninhabited | @reas,” the citation said. { “On one expedition, Roosevelt was i the only member who made every | operational flight. As a result of | his experience and energy, he has been of great assistance in the | establishment of ferry routes.

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¥As commanding officer of the photographic + group assigned to American forces in North Africa, Roosevelt: has personally participated in many flights deep into ‘hostile, heavily defénded areas, acting as observer, navigator, photographer and radio operator. “He has made flights voluntarily with complete disregard of his personal safety. The efficiency of his photographic group has been proven ‘by valuable information it has ob‘tained, due in a large degree to the ability, leadership and inspiration His courage and skill reflect credit to both himself and the military service.” Roosevelt carries out his missions In a flying fortress named “I Got Spurs.” Hanging on the nose of the fortress is a pair of spurs presented to him by the citizens of Ft. Worth, Tex. If is manned by an all Texas cowboy crew, wearing cattlemen’s boots. -

DECORATIONS CAUSE $3000 CAFE FIRE

Christmas decorations in the Barnes cafe, 2127 E. 10th st., Saturday night caused a fire resulting in an estimated damage of $3000. According to Herman Barnes, owner of the cafe, grease caught fire in the kitchen. The flame shot through a hole in the wall dividing the kitchen and dining room and caught on the decorations. Destroyed in the fire was an electric refrigerator containing 200 pounds of meat and peultry.

Rites Are Set

George Doll

George Doll Was Former!

Repair Man for the Big Four.

Services for George Doll, former car repair man for the Big Four railroad shops for more than 15 years, who died Saturday at the Sunnyside sanatorium, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Little & Sons funeral home in Beech Grove. Burial will be at Round Hill. Bdrn in Troy, O., 70 years ago, Mr. Doll was one of nine children. He married Miss Callie Raper in Dayton in 1906, the year in which they came to Indianapolis. She died in 1937. During the lastewar he was employed by Nordyke & Marmon, and in 1922 went to work for the Big Four, retiring from the railroad in 1938. Mr. Doll was a member of the Church of Christ. For the past five years he had made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Annabelle Doll Boyer, in Beech Grove. Survivors, besides his daughter, are a sister, Mrs. Harry Fox of Troy, O., and two brothers, Fred Doll of" Williamsburg and Charles Doll of Troy.

REPUBLICAN WOMEN NAME NEW LEADER

- WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 (U, P.). —The election of Mrs. W. Glenn Suthers of Chicago as president of the National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs was announced tonight by the organization’s headquarters here.She will take office Jan. 1, succeeding Mrs. Charles W. Weis .Jr., Rochester, N, Y,, and will serve for two years.

JOHN A. ROBINSON DIES

WINCHESTER, Dec. 28 (U. P.).— John A. Robinson, 79, brother of former Senator Arthur Robinson, was found dead yesterday at his farm home near here. Mr. Robinson once served as postmaster at Pickerington and mayor of Commercial

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 (U. PP). —Bipartisan support appeared to be developing in the house today for pay-as-you-go income taxes. Rep. Allen T. Treadway (R. Mass.) ranking Republican member of the house ways and means‘ committee, urged that a plan for current-pay-ment of income taxes be placed high on the legislative “must” list of the new congress. \ Treadway’s statement ‘came 8 few days after the top Democratic member of the committee, Chairman Robert L. Doughton (D. N, C.) told reporters he favored putting tax payments on a current basis. “It is in the interest of both the government and the taxpayer that congress give early consideration to a plan to enable individuals to meet federal income tax obligatoins out of current earnings instead of on the present . year-late system,” Treadway said. “Unless federal tax

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- Against Ruml Plan

Doughton specified that he was opposed to the Ruml pian, which would achieve this end by dropping out one year’s taxes and treating regular income tax installments as levies on current earnings instead of payments on the previous year’s income. The Rum! plan was rejected last fall by the senate finance committee after the treasury had expressed opposition to some of its features. Treasury experts proposed adoption of. & modified ‘form of the Ruml plan which would “forgive” one year’s taxes only on the first $3000 of income, and thus relieve lowers bracket taxpayers without giving individuals with high earnings a “windfall” gain.

: HI ] A Injuries Slight |

Pfe. Harold Goodwin

Pfc. Harold Goodwin, who en- |!

listed in the marine corps one year ago yesterday, is being treated at a navy hospital in San Francisco for “minor injuries received in combat “on the Pacific front,” his parents have been informed. Pvt. Goodwin has been fighting in the Pacific for about six months, having been assigned to foreign duty from San Diego, where he received “hoot” training. The son of Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Goodwin of 1805 Lambert st, he attended Washington high scliool and operated a filling station at Bélmont ave, and Morris st. before entering the service.

MILITARY RULE OF

HAWAII TO RELAX

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 (U. P.).— Hawaii, under martial law since Dec. ‘7, 1941, will be returned to partial civilian rule about Jan. 1, official sources said yesterday. These sources said Hawaii probably would be declared a military zone -such as prevails on the West coast—a compromise between army and civilian authorities.

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