Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 December 1942 — Page 7

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EDISON MEDAL

By Science Service N¥ORK; Dec. 31— ~The Edial for 1942, one of the highs in the field of electrical) and engineering, has” been ‘to Dr. Edwin E. Armstrong, of . electrical engineering ia university. Formal prewill take place at the ‘the American Institute gal Engineers here on The award is made, the “for discontributions to the art ¢ communication, notably rative circuit, the superjue, and frequency modula-

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" COUNTY STAFFS WAIT NEW J08S }

List of Deputies Completed |:

By Prosecutor .and Assessor’s Office.

New court house staffs were completed today with the appointmen of two new deputy prosecutors; employees for the county assessor's office and court attaches. The court house will be the scene tomorrow noon of more than a score of inauguration ceremonies in which all newly elected Republican officials and their deputies will be sworn into office, be ; Prosecutor Blue, who will begin his second term tomorrow, named Francis M. Hughes,. son of Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of Washington, D. C., :as new deputy lor superior court 4 and Carroll Kramer, fourth

‘ward G. O. P. eralrman, ‘a8. special investigator.

Rabb Re-uppoinial Mr. Blue reappointed Saul I

. {Rabb as chief deputy prosecutor and

made Leo T. Brown grand jury

deputy. Gerald W. Ohrn was appointed supervisor of municipal

- court deputies at the police station,

succeeding George House, who has been made a referee in juvenile court. ‘The remainder of the deputy prosecutors were - reappointed to their old ‘posts. Ralph Hamill, Judge-elect of superior court 5, named Frank Borns, 451 N. State ave. as bailiff. Harry Champ, recently appointed judge of municipal court 2, named John Corydon, 652. 8. West st, bailiff; Robert E. Finley," 4207 Broadway, assistant bailiff and Miss Peggy Hammontree, 4068 Capitol ave., as. reporter. } Samuel L. Montgomery, county | assessor-elect, appointed: Miss Jo-| sephine Reardon, Spink Arms hotel,

| chief deputy; J. 'C. Harris, former

Technical high school teacher, intangibles appraiser; Cassius L. Hogle and H. H. Conrad, deputies, Walter Pritchard, judge-elect of superior court 4, has appointed William Hedrick, 615 .E. 53d st. as court reporter, Mr. Hedrick has been serving as special reporter for federal district court here and formerly was reporter in Marion county circuit court.

ICKES CUTS USE OF GAS CREDIT CARDS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31 (U. P.).— Petroleum -Administrator Harold L. Ickes yesterday prohibited use of credit cards at gasoline stations after Jan. 1,-except where only one retail outlet is-involved. It was provided, however, that credit cards already issued to motor |,

vehicles with “T” ration, stickers

or operated by governmental agencies. can: be honored until Feb. 1. The move was made to enable dealers to reduce costs of bookkeeping and personnel,

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" Mist Roma Boyd

| Wiss Rom: Boyd, Sormienly ‘associated with Cunningham & Boyd, an antique and’ furniture store’ at &0¢)- Massachusetts ave, now in: the lair warning. service with the WAACs at Ft. Des Moines,” Iows, recently spent her leave .at the home -of her sister, Mrs. Keith L; Johns, 39 W, 46th st. Auxiliary Boyd has completed her basic training and. is schede-: led. to report for field service. She, is. highly enthusiastic about her’ service in, the WAACs and urges, all women who “have he opportunity to enlist,

FRAZIER RITES

T0 BE SATURDAY

Owner of [ry Cleaning Co. Ill Short Time; Here’ 36 Years.

Funeral . services for. Chase L.

Frazier will be held at .10 a. m.

Saturday ; at the: Harry W. Moore Peace chapel. Burial will ‘be in Washington Perk, Mr. Frazier, owner and operator of the Chase IL. Frazier dry cleaning plant at 736 N. Noble st., died

'yesterday morning at: the Method-

ist hospital after a short illness, He lived at 914 N. Oxford st. Born, in Madison county, he came here 36 years ago when he engaged in the dry, cleaning business. He was a member of Marion 3 & A. M, and the Junto club. ’ Survivors in¢lude the wife, Mrs. Clyda Garten = Frazier; a son, Joseph G. Frazier; a sister, Mrs. Jess ‘May, and a granddaughter, Mary. Lou Fra, zter, all of Indianspots, : ret

LOGAL GUNNER HELPS BRING DOWN ZEROS

“Two Hoosiers, one of them from Indianapolis, are members of an anti-airtraft gun crew credited with downing a Jap zero plane during recent fighting in New Guinea, it was learned here today. The men were Pvt. Gregory Umbarger, son of Mr. and Mrs, James Umbarger, 3342 Glen dr., and Corp. Roy Eastes of Bridgeport. According to the report, the zeros

| | made a daylight attack on the bat- : | tery, which guarded an advanced

| air field.

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES 2 Branches of The Mother Church “The Firsc Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts

. Will Hold Special New Year's Day Services .

compliance with the request of the President of the Uni States:fe Year's Day, January 1, 1943, “be observed .in prayer, we and

Morning Services at 11:00 A. M, 8 t Church—Meridian at 20th St.

cond. aware “at So

Church—Del 2 Pit

Th 1rd Church~ Washington Blvd. at 34th St. fat i af ‘AR are lovingly invited. v3 A

Church—Pleasant Run Parkway; > Drive, at Butter Ave. Church—College Ave. at 62nd S

| Afternoon Service at 3:00 P. M. :

HIS ORCHESTRA

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One of the planes was shot down after passing over the gun position several times. Private Umbarger first went to Australia as a iconvoy truck driver. Last October he was transferred

‘1 with the crew to New Guinea, one ‘of the first -anti-aircraft units sent

there by air. He formerly attended school 51 and Technical high school.

MORE YANKS AT DAKAR

NEW YORK, Dec. 31 (U. P.).—A new contingent of American troops has landed at Dakar, the Morocco radio said last night in a broadcast recorded here by the federal communications commission.

C.IO. Chichs

Persons “playing politics” with the rationing program were sharply eriticized in a statement issued today by Walter Frisbie, state C. I. O. secretary, and’ Powers Hapgood, regional C. I. O. director. . “It is unfortunate that irresponsible, politically minded, short-sight-ed and too frequently uninformed people must attempt to play politics with the patural discontent that lordiriary working people feel regarding - their = personal discomforts,” ‘stated the two C..I. 0. leaders. They charged further that failure; to allow general - participation of the people, particularly the organized labor groups, in: the rationing program was the principal rea-

son for: the breakdown of certain

rationing hoards. They pointed out that where members of organized labor ‘have served on. rationing

erally, is Sunciloning.

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WAAC Visits Here|

: [former city recreation director, who

|tendent of building and grounds of {July 1941.. For the previous nine

:lis and Son funeral home.

Former. ‘Recreation Head ~~ Here Held Post at : Evansville. Services for Jesse P. McClure, died Tuesday in Evansville, will be beld at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Royster & Askin mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian st. Burial will be at Crown Mr. McClure had been superin-

the Evansville public schools ‘since

years he was supervisor of Indianapolis school custodians and janitors.

Mrs. Mayme Stewart Vance “Mags. Mayme Stewart Vance, ‘a native of Indianapolis, - died ' yesterday at -her home, 1146 Roache st. She was’ a member of the Bethel A, .M. E. church,

Survivors are & daughter, Mrs. Evelyn. Pulliam of Indianapulis, and three sons, Henry of Indianapolis,. and Stewart and Kenneth: of

Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker sits at his desk in the Eastern Air ‘Lines office in ‘Rockefeller plaza. It’s the first day of work for Rickenbacker after his experiences on a raft in the Pacific that have made world war II history. The captain, who looks well rested, is glad to be back.

SIX EX-JUDGES

Detroit, Mich. . Funeral services will be. at .2 p..m. Saturday at the C. M, C, WilBurial will be- in Crown Hill.

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Mrs. Margaret Dwyer

Services for Mrs. Margaret A. Dwyer will be held at 9:45 a. m.

| Saturday at the. Grinsteiner fu-

neral home, 1601 E. New York st., and at 10:30 a. m, at the Church of the Assumption, 1121 Blaine ave. Burial will be at Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Dwyer died Tuesday at her home, 546 Marion ave. after an illness of several years. She was 79 and the widow of Thomas. L. Dwyer, who died three years ago. + Born in 1863 in Valley Mills, Mrs. Dwyer was a member of the ‘Assumption church. Survivors include a son, Charles A. Dwyer of Chicago; two daughters, Miss Mary K. Dwyer and Miss Anne P. Dwyer, both of Indianapolis; a brother, Thomas J. Flynn, and a sister, Mrs, Nelle Lee of Brownsburg.

Oscar N. Egerton

Oscar N. Egerton, an Indianapolis trucker for 35 years, died .yes-

.|terday at his home 426 N, Gray st.,

after a long illness. He was 61, Born in Indianapolis, Mr. Eger-

hoards; the rationing program gen-

ton was a charter. member of the! Fraternal Order of Eagles, Lodge | 211, and a member of the Second! Evangelist Reformed church, His wife, Mrs. - Marie Egerton, survives him. Funeral services will Be conde ed at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Harry W.: Maqore: Peace chapel by the Rev. W.'F. Lahr, pastor of the Sec ond: Evéngelical Reformed church. Burial will be in Crown Hill,

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Mrs. Mary Stevens

Services for Mrs. Mary Carter Stevéns will be held at 2 p. m. today at the Hisey & Titus mortuary. Burial will’ be-at Crown Hill. Mrs. Stevens, the wife of Victor E. .Stevens;: 3313 Ruckle st. died Tuesday at her home. She was born in Arcola, Ill, and came here in 1900., She was a member of the Advent Episcopal church.. Survivors, in addition to the husband, are a brother, John Klink of Danville, Ill; Culmer- of Chicago, and a grand-

a sister, ‘Mrs. Arch}

REOPEN OFFICES

Russell Ryan Only Retiring Jurist Undecided on Future Plans.

All but one of Marion county’s seven retiring judges today prepared to open up downtown law offices and .perform in front of the benches instead of on them for.the next four years, at least. The only Democratic judge who is not planning to enter practice next week is Judge Russell Ryan of superior court 3. Judge Ryan did not announce his plans for the future other than to say he would

not go into the practice of law.

Goett Joins Lewis Judge Joseph Markey, who has presided in superior court 1 for eight years, said he will open private offices at 318 Insurance bldg. He will ‘be associated in law practice with Albert Ward, former deputy prosecutor. Judge Henry O. Goett of superior court 4, will be associated with David M. Lewis, former prosecutor, in law practice. Other retiring judges who will open offices soon are Herbert Spencer of superior court 2, Herbert Wilison of superior court 5, Dewey Myers of criminal court. and Wilfred Bradshaw of juvenile court.

"GET THAT COFFEE WASHINGTON, Dec. 31 (U. P.).

—To those who still have stamp

No. 27 in their war ration books-— you'd better buy your coffee before midnight, Jan. 3, Stamp 27 expires then, Ihe OPA said today. :

TO THESE«@» SERVICES WE POINT WITH PRIDE

son, - Lieut. Carter C. Boyd of Ft.

Knox, Ky.

BRITISH EXECUTE SPY’

LONDON, Dec. 31° Johannes Marinus. Dronkers, Dutchman sent to Britain by the| German secret service to get infor mation on the strength of Amer-~ ican and Canadian forces, was executed today, the 12th spy put to! death in Britain since. the “war

i] began.

Rap Playing of

Politics in Ration Discontent

“There appears to be a concerted effort to discredit rationing in general because of local administrative difficulties in the rationing pro= gram,” ‘the statement continued. “On the one hand. politically minded people cry out. the need for economy and when economy is practiced by establishing unpaid rationing boards : which naturally function less efficiently than fulltime personnel, the same politically minded people cry out ‘inefficiency: and bungling.’ Most of the difficul« ties in rationing programs boil right down to local, and by local

| we mean state, misadministration.”

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 31 —Secretary of Interior H:; Ickes said in his annual r:

the department’s war wor led to important advances development of low-grade and forest resources. “Our activities increas:

: hastened production in th

and in the mills, ih the | essed and fabricated: into

irrigation projects produci: and in the metallurgical tories,” he said. “The program for discov: exploration of new depc

couraging results.”

Cream Runs Out Expansion of "hydro-elect:

000,000,000 kilowatt-hours tricity to war plants, was

Ickes said the United St:

{held the mistaken idea tha

practically self-sufficient a: “A painful hangover “We discovered that so fe

easy way. year or two, been skimmi

cream—and the cream ran 0:

Ickes also praised the = the petroleum administra:

Industria

MILLIONS -

President Roosevelt yesterd:

and yards where metals ar

tanks, and ships; in the for 1; food

strategic and critical mine] pushed vigorously with son:

er, especially in the Pacific : west, where the Bonnevill: administration delivered alivo 0 elec=

portant part of the depe: war work, the report said.

sessed inexhaustible suppliz:

natural resources were cor we had been doing everythin: -We had, up to

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in the summer of 1941 were largely| |

ignored, and the restrictions which were imposed met with derision and

la flood of misrepresentation, the n correctness of our actions came to

be generally recognized,” he said.

AID OF QUISLING FAILS TO RETURN

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 31 (U. P.).— Jonas Lie, police minister in the Quisling government of Norway, has been killed by the Russians on the eastern front or else has been “liquidated” by the Nazis for conspiracy, the newspaper Aftonbladet reported. : Aftonbladet quoted & Norwegian source as saying that:Lie left Oslo Sept. 7 as a vclunteer. He had expected to get home for the Christmas holiday but did not arrive,

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