Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1943 — Page 4

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Pert. DANIEL BASH, 84,

SEEDMAN, DIES

Father's Business Founded Bar or Cake In 1856; Began Here | Tcilet Soaps In 1900.

Daniel F. Bash, second of three generations of pioneer Hoosier seed businessmen, died early this morning in St. Vincent's hospital after a short illness. The 84-year-old seedman was active in his business, Bash’s Seed Ivory Store Co, until a week ago. He lived | Suk Coco Hdw. Cast.. at 2414 Dellzell dr. Lava . parse Bom in Ft. Wayne, he was asso-| EE ciated with his father in a seed firm IFOUOY reeeereess Refulg? established in 1856. IN 1901 he came po tae eites REguiar to this city to found the Present| Octagon ...su.sees.es REBUT organization now in the hands of! | Palmolive seceeese.as... Bath his son Daniel K. Bash. {Palmolive ....c..ee.so. Regular Mr. Bash was affiliated with the! Sierra Pine 'vcve...... Regular Masonic lodge of Ft. Wayne, ne) Swan aisiiitssctnseess liarge Marion club and the All Saints’| ssssesesss Regular Episcopal cathedral. ssisesses Regular Survivors, besides his son Dan- | White King +eseesee. Regular jel, are three sons, Jerome K., S.|Woodbury ... Regular Douglas, of this city, and Richard| Q who is in officer's training school at| Bar Laundry Soaps Aberdeen, Md. and three grand- American Family ...... Large children. Crystal White ......... Large Burial will be in Ft. Wayne but/Crystal White ....... Regular funeral! arrangements are not com-| Fels Naptha ......... Regular plete as yet. | Kirkman Borax ...... Regular

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PLANES CARRY FOOD QUEBEC, May 14 (U. P.) —Air-| planes carried tons of perishable food supplies today to Arvida, aj northern Quebec industrial town cut | off last Saturday by a landslide which blocked a line of the Cana-| dian National Railways.

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‘HOPE TO REST FRAUD CASE AGAINST PAIR ™ cies park, a widow with two |

expected t0|small children, and a crippled book | o complete their case today against|binder testified that they had lost Eugene M. Shirley and Harry A.|their savings and money they had

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TWO FACING NOOSE “IN CAFE SLAYING

WINDSOR, Ont., May 14 (U. P.). —Two Detroit youths who shot and killed a Canadian restauranteur during a holdup last October were sentenced to hang only five minutes after a jury returned a verdict of guilty here last night. The execution was set for Aug: 24. The sentence was pronounced by Justice G. F. MacFarlane of the Ontario Supreme court immediately after a jury found Stephen Ogrodowsky, 25-year-old shipping clerk, and Bruno Kisielewsky, 21-year-old laborer; guilty of slaying Guiseppe Boreg, 42, last October. The verdict was returned with a recommendation for clemency which (the judge said would be taken into | consideration by the Canadian department of justice at Ottawa.

EASTERN OIL SUPPLIES LOW

WASHINGTON, May 14 (U. P.).— East coast demands for petroleum products have ingredsed so rapidly that supplies have fallen to a new seasonal low, Petroleum Administrator Harold L. Ickes said today. “This is a very serious situation,” he said.

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STATE DEMOCRATS | TO MEET ON MAY 22

The Democratic state committee |

will hold a “routine” meeting at the Claypool hotel on May 22, State |

Chairman Fred Bays announced to- |

day. |

Governor Schricker and other; party leaders will speak at a lunch- | eon. Mr. Bays said that party policy | would be discussed.

RATION BOOK LEADS T0 MISSING GIRL

ST. LOUIS, May 14 (U. P)—|

Food rationing today played a part in locating a St. Louis girl, missing for two months. |

The girl, Ruth Hyman, 22-year-

old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isa-

dor Hyman, several days ago made] application for a food ration book at Mexico, Mo. She had to report) she already had obtained a book in St. Louis. Her father, who had kept in soueh! with his rationing board, learned, she had made application in Mexico and located her through police there.

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EXTEND DRAFT "FURLOUGH TIME

Change Seen as Preparation for Induction of

Fathers.

WASHINGTON, May 14 (U. P). —Further- preparation for the drafting of fathers in August was evidenced today in a war department order extending the furlough period between induction date and reception from seven to 14 days by July 1 and to 21 days by Sept. 1. The extension, it was pointed out, recognized that fathers need longer to adjust their affairs than single men. At the same time, however, selective service officials rejected a proposal by Senator Burton K. Wheeler (D. Mont.) that all draft registrants be given pre-draft physicals which would designate them finally as either fit or unfit for the draft. They said the suggestion wasn’t feasible, primarily because there are not enough physicians vo make the examinations and secondarily because the physical condition of a

(registrant might change between]

the time of pre-induction examination and reporting at the reception center. Get Two Weeks The war department furlough order followed Selective’ Service Director Maj. Gen, Louis B. Hershey's recent statement before a senate military affairs subcommittee that

[the drafting of fathers would start | by mid-August.

Not later than July 1, all nine service commands must extend the post-induction furlough period from seven to 14 days. After July 1, but before Sept. 1, the period must increase from 14 to 21 days. “In some sections of the country the extension to 14 days will become effective immediately,” the war de-

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George Diemer of Newark, N. J, asseris that at 80 he’s not too old for war work. He has charge of important records on war products at an American Can Co. plant. :

265 CHARGED WITH PLEASURE DRIVING

PHILADELPHIA, May 14 (U. P). —Office of price administration officials reported here last night that Pennsylvania motorists had been cited for driving their automobiles to the Pimlico race track

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near Baltimore last week.

Those found guilty of violating the pleasure driving ban will face possible suspension of their gasoline

rationing privilege.

partment explained. there will be some delay, due to the

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CIVIL DEFENSE DRIVE PL PLANNED

OCD Staff i Meets Tonight To Map Campaign for 4000 Workers.

Although more than 400 civilian defense workers were recruited at downtown OCD headquarters during the past two weeks, a drive to enlist 4000 more will be mapped a a special OCD staff meeting tonight. In announcing the meeting, to be held at the recruiting. station, 136 N. Pennsylvania st. at 8 p. m., City OCD Director Harry E. Yockey said, “Our downtown recruiting office has stimulated enlistment in all divisions of civilian defense, but gaps in certain ranks’ such as auxiliary firemen and police are so big that

Indianapolis lives and property would be inadequately protected in the event of an air raid, “To further accelerate recruiting we are now planning to speed up training volunteers so that every=one enlisting will get early action.” Attending the meeting will be heads of all city OCD divisions, zone co-ordinators and their staffs and the 47 district co-ordinators. Ralph W. Wright, OCD music director, will ~ lead community singing.

BOYS’ BODY RECOVERED LAGRANGE, Ind., May 14 (U. P.), —The body of Freddie Reno, 8 year-old Lagrange school student, was recovered from flood-swollen Fly creek a short distance north of

here late yesterday afternoon, end ing a ‘48-hour search which began Tueseday afternoon when the youth

failed to return home from school,

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