Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1943 — Page 4

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ender Exhausts Words| Sol He Uses Club on -

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NEW. YORK, March 18 (U. Poe L ng and ‘bobbing; Frank Hur. y, 32, and Joseph Moore, 35, through the front window. of , Conga’ D'Ora, bar, and’ i 3:8. m, today. ; Alone inside was Victor Galtin, bender, bending ‘over: his acHurley’ -and - Moore: €x-

talking was a language. I admit I didn’t understand it myself sometimes, but Mrs. Sevitzky did and she was the life of the party. It developed that the pianist pulled into Indianapolis Monday

oa anybody knowing about

it. How he got to the Claypool hotel, in view of the fact that the ‘average Hoosier doesn't speak much Portuguese, might be classed as a miracle. . Anyway, Monday evening found him wandering up and down Ohio

st. looking for the art museum he ‘had heard about in Indianapolis.

With Bratilian Pianist

(Continued from Page One) was wondering if what I was

clipped from papers in Chicago and Minneapolis and asked for a translation. I can’t translate music reviews "into understandable English, much less comprehensible French, but we did get across that the review

else did it say?

ished (probably from the diet recommended in New York) and played with Latin American. Tore vor. 0 » : ~ vl » FAR nt Ol 3

some reviews of his concerts he Three Killed in Tirpédoing -

of U. S. Merchant Tr Vessel. MIAMI, Pla. March. 18 (U. P)—

in the Minneapolis paper was fa- |Thirty men are missing or dead}, vorable. He nodded glumly. What [from the torpedoing and sinking of an American merchant ship in tHe who looked pale and undernour~ {survivors reported upon arrival here. |

P.).~David London, attorrey for

5 the office of price adminisiration,

said today the OPA would appeal to

thet arbitrary rent control is un-|q

constitutional.

luncovered a collusion in a case in which a tenant, Edward Roach of

ie South Bend, suet His anion, ick

on Te nA instrument and she had to. be treated at Methodist hospital.

grabbed were. Margaret Nicum; 763 W. drive Woodruff Place; Mrs. ‘Vire ginia. Marshall, 1434 N. Delaware st, and Martha Mater, ne 8S. ‘Meridian

of the value of thelr average crops.

st.

Three others whose purses were

glances, stuck their right| Tuesday he went back to Ohio st. ands into their coat.pockets, and| to look again, to no avail. ed in unsteadily. ® 8 = “This is a stickup,” they said, ‘Do Like the Romans’

“pointing their pockets. , Wandering around alone has “Look,” said Gallin, ‘erm doing] YESTERDAY, his presence was | been an experience. He got off

‘my accounts. Get out of here, will| discovered by.an alert symphony | the train at the wrong town in you?” : orchestra scout who spotted him Connecticut. man rau | CETL: Hurley and Moore looked at each 0 barber shop whe | gain and walked out.| 800 translated the menu. Appar- | proceeded to engage fim in conGallin continued his work, -looking| ently, he decided to act on the | yersation while cuttigg his hair. up occasionally to see the two: in theory that when in Rome, do like | 3gr Estrella understood noth-Brm-waving conversation om .the| the Romans, He ordered what | yng of the kind of language they sidewalk outside. : someone in New York told him | gneqy in Wisconsin, but he nodded Suddenly * they came in’'again.| Was the typical American break- | nis head amiably and kept sayfast: ing “Si, Si, Mister, Si.” Cornflakes > : He realized the error of agree- Tomorrow in our counters One-half peach ; ing with everything the barber | for your serious consideraOne dish of prunes (in lieu sail when the man started to run tion, you'll find the newest of prune juice) the clippers over the top of his in fine quality diamonds. of here, didn’t'1?” said the bar- Two glasses of milk head. : They are new and different. One large bowl (empty) 2 ® 8» Those : ; : ese are diamond ensem-

fender, “Seram.” Worked This Time ¥ He pore he inj ie the Points to Items ; bles that symbolize the finof em , then e corn- : ; : " The bandits shrugged again 8Bd| gave: naif.peach and prunes in, | , IN RESTAURANTS, he hashad | | SR Jett. Outside, they looked back too. stirring vigorously The per- to take his chances with menus, Brides To Be. Come in and tterly. Then, across the street, SOD: who recommended this con- “pointing to something and hoping see these magnificent new po saw a cafe. Hands in pocket, . ition as typically American is | for the best. ‘But generally, he creations. Prices are atghey invaded if, bold bandits. once| 45, pi1ecs the same culprit who | has found his way around a tractively iow, fmore. ‘advised akout the prune juice and | Strange country whose language Susoess. ought to be -apprehended speedily "he only guesses with considerably . The bartender handel over $10, before doing further damege to | more skill than most of us could muster in his country.

fet them leave, and called police. | phe cause Mr. Estrells is here to ire Son, Tugy snd promote. His major disappointment is in {Conga D'Ora, looked ‘at each! otter By the time lunch came around, | not finding the John Herron Art Modded—and went in. | we had convinced the pianist that | museum. He likes painting and This time. Gallin lost patié orange juice would stand him in arrived a day-ahead of schedule He set upon the bandits with a club] better stead than whatever juice | 10 See the THISSTE 88 well as 1 ‘and they soon were on the floor ‘a dried prune is capable of pro- | the hope that Indianapolis would * | ducing and he was courteously | hold the answer to his quest for prune’ juice.

Hi e saw a police car drawing up cable, He combed Ohio st, east and

Bcross the street. “Maybe you want these lugs,” he . Shouted. “I just knocked them out.| = SO HE had orange - juice’ for a amine e them off h >» . . . my hands, will you lunch. nothi in the way of ai art gallery or prune juice, he gave up.

« ‘Which they did. He tended to brood a little over From here, he goes to Waco,

Téx., and then up to Montreal He's going to like Montreal. They speak French there. And maybe ‘he’ll ind some fresh prune Juice. I have my doubts.

Twas No News

THIS DESCRIPTION, he said, was no news to him.

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t into the he barber

“Come on, now, this is n stick-

p,” they said. ; “Look, boys—1I told you to get out

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ORLANDO, Fla., March 18 (U. P.).~The crew members of “Jack=-the-Ripper,” a four = motored bomber which raided St. Nazaire, Lorient, Brest, Rouen, Lille, Wilhelmshaven and Romilly-Sur-Seine, and shot down seven enemy fighters, are back home full of praise for their ‘‘damned good flying fortress.” Unfortunately they will never see “Jack-the-Ripper” again. In the hands of another crew, it was. lost over the North sea. a But .the big bomber did its ‘share against the axis. On the Romilly-Sur-8eine raid it fought off 150 head-on attacks by Nazi fighters, The veterans of 11 missions over Europe in “Jack-the-Ripper” include Lieut, William C. Leasure, Clymer, Pa., navigator, formerly of Indiana State Teachers college.

EMMONS AWARDED ACHIEVEMENT CROSS

WASHINGTON, March 18 (U.P.).} <The distinguished flying cross has been. gwarded to Lieut. Gen. Delos C. Emmons, commander of Hawaii, “for extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flights” designed to further the development of the army air forces, the war department announced today. Emmons was cited for engaging in “almost continuous aerial missions involving long over-water flights, many of which were accomplished in the face of considerable personal hazard because of adverse weather conditions and a minimum of navigation ai

DR. RICE, FAMOUS CLERGYMAN, DEAD

‘DETROIT, March 18 (U.P.).—Dr. Merton . S. Rice, 70, pastor of the Metropolitan Methodist church and one of .the outstanding clergymen in the nation, died last hight of a coronary infection. = In his 30 years here, the congre- 5-DIAMOND gation increased from 200 to 7000, | ‘ f{one of the largest in the nation. Faas 3 sO LITAIRE He was selected as one of Amer- ES on : 5 lux u riant $ ica’s 25 most influential preachers EN gr in, 3 gleaming J 00 in a nation-wide poll several years

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