Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1943 — Page 13

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| The Billings General - hospital

T HOSPITAL

Ans RED CROSS,

Donates $2424.42, Five|

« Times Amount Given In "42 Drive.

erday presented $2424.43 to the ‘Red’ Cross war fund. This

4 it is more than five times: the|.

“The. =ity tax on. distributed | grade :

A’'milk would be increased under a board of health ordinance to be introduced in city council Monday: '_The ordinance imposes a tax of

Sever Army Privates Swear|

Miegiance in Federal Court Ceremony.

Severn army privates, inc! uding al maive of China and a native of

ia, are among the newest|

American citizens around Indians apolis today.

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congress the 117 newly solons had their a oiected “and coca-cola, cheese and crack- | ers, cigars and cigarets. AS one new senator left the ornate east wing, ‘he quipped to.

reporters: “War is hell, ain't it; boys? He was a Republican.

ntribution made ‘by the. Rospital ‘the 1942 drive. Many of the subscribers, mela’

zg ‘convalescents, are persons who have benefitted directly from thel

Cross. services to the armed oss ‘in action overseas. | Among the donors. were abe duty cers, patient officers, officers of

nurses, enlisted duty personzie] and patients. and ejvilians.

The entire contribution was ‘made

der the general. sponsorship) of

Col. Harry L. Dale, co officer, and Lieut. Col. Guy Owsley, the hospital's executive officer. James F. Carroll heads the local Red Cross campaign.

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Safety Course Set

In the interest of food production and the conservation of manpower, @ Indianapolis Red Cross is prooting a home and farm accident revention program which will In-

“elude a 15-hour course, beginning

Monday evening at the Y. M. C. A. | The class will meet - Monday through Friday from 7 to 10 p. m. Gillom A. Gettys, representative from -Red Cross eastern area headquarters, will. be the instructor. Applicants for the. course must be at least 20 years old. No prelimiary training in accident preven-

ion is required. Leaders in rural

communities and members of ag-

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‘Cross:

Cross is crusading against common hazards which disrupt food produc=-| president, Mrs. Lena Winans.

All you have to do in San Francisco to get a pair of nylon hose is donate 57 12-inch or 85 10-inch records to the scrap record salvage

exchange.

ricultural and vocational groups are particularly desirable as students. Persons interested may call the Red Cross. .

Kay Smith did and she’s putting on the hose.

NAOMI AUXILIARY PLANS LUNCHEON

A luncheon meeting will be held

Ivan S. Glidewell, director of Red| by Naomi chapter auxiliary, 0. E.

first-aid and accident-|S., at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the

prevention service, said the high|Y. W. C. A.

toll of accidents in farm work is a serious threat to the war effort. In sponsoring the course in home and farm accident prevention, the Red

tion schedules, he said.

‘Luncheon hostesses will be Mrs. Cora Weil, Mrs Phebe Link and Mrs. Myrtle Armel, A business meeting will follow at 1:30 p. m," Mrs. Lillian Winget is and secretary-elect is

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a maximum of 3 cents.and a minimum of 2 cents per hundred pounds on distributed milk. Heretofore, the milk ordinance levied a 1 cent a hundred tax on both producers and distributors. The new ordinance was made necessary, Dr. Herma” G. Morgan, health board secretary explained,

“| by legislative repeal of a state law|

permitting cities to tax producers. Under an amendment superseding the repealed measure, producers were exempt from city taxation, but distributors were subject to additional fees. Dr. Morgan said unless more revenue is obtained from distributors the city would lose $25,000 yearly in milk ordinance enforcement funds.

8 Machine Guns Arm Mustangs

INGLEWOOD, Cal, March 11 (U. P.)—The mustang “fighter, deadly combai plane of the U. S. army and the R. A. F,, is armed with eight machine ‘guns, North American Aviation Co. disclosed today. The plane, designated as P-51, has been termed by the R. A. F. as the best co-operationa] craft in the air. North American, builder of the speedy fighter, disclosed that four of the machine guns are of .50 caliber and four of .30. i * The heavily armed mustangs have been used principally for ground strafing in occupied Europe. They gained wide acclaim last year when they participated in the commando raid on Dieppe:

A one-man entertainment division for service men is screen star Red Skelton, who spends offwork hours in impromptu shows for soldiers and has made some 400 army post appearances.

PARLEY TO DISCUSS SAVING KITCHEN FATS

Methods for the collection nd

‘disposal of kitchen fats and greases

will be discussed at a luncheon meeting of interested persons and various agency representatives Mcnday at the Claypool hotel. Meat packers, grocery and meat retailers, wholesale houses, civilian defense groups, publicity agencies and rendering companies have been requested to send representatives.

The program is sponsored by the Indiana general salvage committee

‘| native of Canton, China; Pvt. Joe

| Cineiniati district, which ‘includes {parts of Indiana, Tennessee, Ohio,

of the war production board.

They swore allegiance to this country yesterday - before = Judge Robert, C. Baltzell in naturalization ceremoaies in the federal court. The ‘nen were Pvt. Hong Ki Ying

Ansher of Novalexcandersk Russia; Michal Rein and George Frederick Tregor of Winnipeg, Canada; Andrew Hupalo of Sifton, Manitoba, Canad; Jack R. Green of Calgary,|Canads, and John J. Fraser of ottawa, (Janada. Pvt. Hong is belibved to be the : fitsst Chinese to be naturilizéd in the southern Indiana district and the second to be naturalized in the

Kentucky and West Virginia. Al of the men are stationed at Ft. Harrison except Pvt. Fraser, who is the first representative from Stout. field to be naturalized here.

TRIAL FOR WHITE TO START MONDAY]

Trigl of Bernard L. White, 29, of 605 N. Grant ave. on a charge of first cdleégree murder in. eonnection with the fatal shooting of his wife is scheduled to start in criminal court Idonday. ! A special venire of 150 persons has been summoned to appear for selectitn of a jury. Edwin C. McClure will preside as special judge.

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