Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1943 — Page 22

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Couple to Have 45th Anaiversary

MR. AND MRS. Charles Mundy, R. R. 1, Box 369, will celebrate their 45th wedding anniver-

sary Sunday with a family dinner at their home. Married July 18, 1898, at Brazil, Ind, the couple has lived in Indianapolis 20 years. Mr. Mundy. a native of Danville, is a retired bridge and building inspector for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad A son, Charles E. Mundy. 1506 N. Winfield ave., and a daughter. Mrs. W. Earl Miller, 1431 N. Denny st, and their families will attend the dinner.

CLAIM FIVE ALLIED SHIPS By UNITED PRESS Japanese fliers sank five 5000-ton allied transports, damaged anothe: and shot down 22 planes in ti 10 days of July, a Tokyo broadcast recorded by the United Press, riday. The Japanese admitted 10 of their ¢ their planes failed to return

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LONDON, July i6 (U. P.. U. 8. Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson said today that Americans

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As Yankees Neared Rendova

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determined do 8 thorough job of winning the war as quickly as possible by fighting on fo a “final and complete victory.” told interviewers that “we are determined to go on—I ink the determination is universal—to final and complete victory. “That is the feeling of a great people and it coincides with the views not only of myself, but of the general staff. We are confronted with a terrible task and we are preand preparing to ap-

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'H. A. BOGARD JR. IS HELENA SURVIVOR

The first Indianapolis survivor of | (the warship Helena to be reported |is Herbert A. Bogard Jr, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bogard, | 4505 Finley ave, received a cable- | gram from their son last night, | The young Indianapolis blue-| jacket has been on active sea duty | since a month after Rearl Buriee] Radioman Bogard enlisted in the navy Jan. 2, 1941 and took boot | training at Great Lakes. A Manual} high school graduate, he was a

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l¢ | former employee of the Big Four | squirrels, who face extermination

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CANNED VEGETABLE' ROLLBACK PLANNED

WASHINGTON, July 16 (U. P),. —Consumers, who may have been confused by congressional and ine side-OPA controversy, today had the word of Price Administra thr Prentiss M. Brown that butter and meat rollbacks are going to cone tinue “full speed ahead” and that {canned vegetables might be added | to the list. In addition, they had his assur= | ance that “if it is necessary’ to use | subsidies to hold bread at its present | price, that, also, will be done,

! | First news that a canned vesge | table price rollback may be subs stituted for a rollback of coffee came from Brown at his press conference | yesterday.

DENVER, July The people of Denver were in-

more like a rat than a human being is like a monkey. Paul Atkinson, an insurance salesman who likes squirrels, was bringing his message home to the public. He stepped to a microphone and for 15 minutes broadcast an appeal in defense of the city's

if the city council has its way. The council, which believes squirrels are ‘dirty little rats with bushy tails,” threatens to pass a bill giving the police de=partment authority to exterimi- -

‘ humanity —speed and promptness.”

While landing barges go shoreward in the Rendova island invasion, a U. S. destroyer lays a protective smoke screen in the background. (Passed by navy censor.)

RETIRED RAILROAD MEN HOLD OUTING

Stories of “the good old days |

when . . .” and walking races for| ithe fat men and the thin men bis {highlighted the first annual outing 3 {of more than 60 retired employees

: lof the New York Central railway 3 | yesterday. = | On the farm of Gottlieb Gisler, ‘east of Indianapolis, men gathered | for walking and story telling con- : (tests. Pursey C. E. Rour, Robert : | Hollinger, Tom Scanlin and I. T. | Fletcher won the walking races and iV. W. Baker won the prize for the best story. Entertainment also was provided by several members of the Indianapolis baseball club, including Jim Pierce, trainer; Walter Tauscher, George Diehl, Chief Hogsett, Bob Logan and Al Bronkhurst. Following a luncheon, the men were taken on a tour of the farm. Sandy F. Taylor spoke on behalf of the former railroagiers in appreciation of the reception given by pes Gisler.

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Relaxing until the time for landing from the Invasion barges, ALGIERS, July 16 (U. P)—Lt| U. S. fighters play poker. In this game are (left to right) Pvt. Charles | John Roosevelt. son of the presi- | W. Griffin of Indianapolis, former draftsman for the Marion county gent, participated in the Sicilian i planning commission: Pvt. Albert S. Tamorria, Washington, D. C.; Pvt. {operations, the U. S. army field | Cecil Mathew, Columbus, O.; Pvt. Bill J. Handleman. Hartford, Conn., | } Ae spaper “Stars and Stripes” dis-| | and Sgt. Howard D. Vail, Lima, O., all members of task headquarters. |.josed today. | (Passed by navy censor.) He was one of the officers aboard | an American destroyer protecting! the Gela landing, the paper said.

WOOLCOTT BURIED AT HIS ALMA MATER

CLINTON, N. Y.. July 16 (U. P.). i—The ashes of the late Alexander | Woolcott reposed todsv in a marble, jerypt in the little hilltop cemetery! july

| . . 16 (U. P.).—Henri Hoppenot,, 136, (milton college, his alma ow high commissioner for the

| Prench Antilles, said today that About 23 persons gathered at the r } Bes a tank . tied i campus cemetery vesterdav as Tench warsilips an Angers 1€

{Samuel Hopkins Adams, the novel- up at Martinique since the fall of {ist, termed the commiital service an France will be sent to the United eC mat rs of { “few friends states immediately for reconditionof Woolcott, thoroughly in keeping. ipiacs : in h ory to joining alli with Woolcott's impatience with he préfars ns 8 ed forces on the high seas.

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