Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1943 — Page 13

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Consider Treatment ~ As a Joke,

LONDON, April 23° (U. P— shackled British Sprisoners in Germany; indicated . i=today- that much of the time they consider their treatment a big * joke. o A létter, delayed several months iwgetting through Red Cross chan{mets was printed in the Morning iw telling of an incident at a weamp in which bound British wprisoners started a football game uand made their Nazi guards chase the ball when they couldn't pick it up. i“ Some of: the letters indicated wthat all prisoners taken in the Dieppe raid and all R. A. F. offiiiicers were being handcuffed or iis bound. The exact manner of the wshackling was not known. mw In a cautiously worded state“ment to sommongathis week, For= “Anthony Eden. « indicated that the Germans conuw tinued to. ignore: British protests - wagainst the -shackling although - i the practice ‘was called off by the i, British four ‘months ago. -Jt was vrinstituted bythe British after it i» was started by the ‘Germans. m A A v i POCAHONTAS TO ENTERTAIN ii Itasca.council 337, degree of: Pocahontas, will ‘entertain the Marion county association-at “their regular

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. meeting at 8 p. m."Tuesday in Castle

hall, 230 E. Ohio st. Mrs. Helen’ Holt is publicity chairman,

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Law Applies to Members: Now .in Office.

Attorney General James Emmert today clarified three laws passed by the recent legislature in opinions sent to Otto’ K. Jensen, chief examiner of the state accounts board. In one he held that the new law providing that members of township advisory boards shall be paid

at the rate of $5 a meeting applies

to board members now in ‘office. The law specifies that members may not draw more than $25 in any one year. He also ruled that the Jaw permitting township trustees to draw per diem for duties as township assessors also pertains to the trustees now in office. This law pertains to townships having popula-

tions of. 5000 or less, and specifies

that. the amounts the trustees may

exceed $325 annually, ; ~ In another opinion on fees paid sheriffs Jor transporting prisoners the attorney general held that for transporting & fugitive within the state the sheriff should get the same fees as he receives for taking a prisoner to the state prison. The fees to be received for transporting a fugitive from outside the state are fixed by a 1923 law, the attorney

‘general said. :

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‘| MEET AT Y. W. C. A. TONIGHT | «A group of Townsend members - twill meet at 7:30 p.-m: tonight in-the Y. W.C. A.

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Meaning Cole Bros. Circus, Which Arrives Next Week|] 0

“It's the biggest, most stupendois, most = colossal show you've. ever seen,” . Yes; folks, it's on its way. Signs pointed to it, but when Ansel Waltrip walked into the. office—that made it official. “Whoop it up, proclaim it in no uncertain terms, the circus is coming to town,” he said. And he should know for Mr, Waltrip is none other than the press agent for Cole Brothers circus. Once. he had planted his theme, he waxed into a rhapsody. “There’ll be a hippo with a pink tummy and little pony that. stands

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Pauses for Breath

The papas will marvel at the magnificent horses and the mammas will tap their toes to the Spanish tunes. ysed in the gay and imaginative. .and.. super colossal -opening pageant, ‘The Conquest of onado.’™And then he had to pause for breath and we broke in to ask: - “When, oh when?” .*Ah, but it’s spring again and the lilting tunes that only a circus trombone and calliope can produce will play at.two daily showings next Thursday through Sunday,” he said.

II tell you you've never seen any-

thing like if. “The youngsters will open their eyes wide at the clowns and get the tummy ache from eating too many hot dogs and too much cotton candy. “And have we got acts! Have we got acts? Why, sister, you haven't heard anything yet. Why the performing personnel includes 35 o circusdom’s great — truly

Er idiing the highlight of the equestrian feature will be none other than that world-famous Hannaford family of bareback riders. “Of course, you've heard about Poodles Hannaford,” Mr, Waltrip

Where Have You Been?

We confessed we hadn’t. “Why where have you been, sister?” Ansel Waltrip wanted to know. “He's that rolliking riding clown. You can take it from me, and you know I wouldn't tell you wrong, that he’s the greatest of ’em all.” And while we got our breath, Mr. Waltrip got up more steam.

“There will be added thrills and chills in the performances of the Anteleks, daring perch-pole balancers; Cyse Qdell sensational aerial gymnast; the Latinos, the tight

| War Plant Pays, Ends. Phone Feud

WN, N. Y., April & Lo Rockwell Co.—

.Jamestown’s largest war plant

today gave up its “pound of flesh”

feud with the Jamestown Tele

phone Corp., paid a disputed bill of $20.20 and had service restored after a discontinuance of 50 hours. : Officials of the war plant delivered the cash to satisfy a defaulted discount on the plant's February bill. The dispute arose when telephone company officers warned Marlin Rockwell that its February bill was paid one day past the ay for discount and demanded the cash.

wire performers; ‘Jean Allen, daring |.

and skillful girl rider of -reinless high jumping horses, and Ruth Nelson, thrilling equestrienne star,” Inaugurating each showing will be the Spanish’ procession with a cast of more than 300 horses, animals and elephants. Featured will be the singing of Florence Tennyson, opera star, : The show will take place under a new “big top” of victory blue canvas decorated in brilliant red, white and blue, There will be seats for 10,000 in the huge arena to be set up at Southeastern and Keystone aves.

‘Bond Buyers Get Seals

Under the supervision of the U. S. treasury department war bond committee, a complete section of

196 seats will be reserved gratis to|- JE purchasers of new war bonds. De-| fit tails of this are being handled by| the Marion county war savings)

staff. -

Oh, yes, we forgot, Mr. Waltrip |

said you can get your tickets’ at Liggett’s drug store, Washington

and Pennsylvania sts., or at the cir-

cus grounds.

RITE OF PASSOVER NEARS CONCLUSION

The Jewish holiday of Passover, being observed now in local temples and synagogs, will be

concluded |.

in services next week, some groups| fk

observing Monday as the closing day, and others ending the holiday on Tuesday.

Reform Jews celebrate Passover).

for seven days, but Orthodox Jews observe it for eight. The holiday commemorates the deliverance of the Jews from bondage in Egypt. At the Temple of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation, Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht will preach at 5:30 p. m. Sunday and 10 a. m. Monday on “A Religion of Virility.” At Temple. Beth-El Zedeck, closing services will be at 9 a. m, and 7 p. m. Monday, and at 9 and 10 a. m. Tuesday, Rabbi Israel Chodos officiating.

PENSION MEETING SHIFTED

Indiana Old-Age Pension group 15. has. changed its meeting night from Monday to Wednesday at 7:30

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