Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1943 — Page 11

Public School System

T ! Hawali, They crash-landed on an Mrs. Coffin was the first teacher island, the plane fell into an firrigation ditch and Maj). Walther was city. She taught music in vari hurled through the door at 90 miles Sehols. manly 10 niet tained live bombs and machine-gun|an hour. He wears a siver star treaduEy. a studen . ; action on way. proposals to congress, aeript for the publie ammunition. “He assisted in the for galantry in clutiug oom ey Tadic | Acasts. 5 increase in social security taxes.

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“| Conserva Music returned from a week-end visit + gy h ury would submit a single unified Mrs. Coffin is the mother of Cmdr. with her husband, Pvt, Joseph

: : i plan, |Gtarence E. Coftin who gained fame Indiana Ave. Rebuilding] Tones: Samp ENE George sald administration leadas “Two-Gun Coffin” when he : i: hu & |ers had not agreed on final detalls, brought his battleship, Marblehead, Materials Forbidden Croft, Spartan- J A |r mae res rvoaled Tia safely through the battle of Ma- burg, 8.0. Pvi. lf ©. = N° |the plan probably would urge an cassar straits in the Java sea, For Duration. Dunnuck, a for gf" | ease of $7,000,000,000 to $8,000, Another son, Tristram Coffin, is as- mer Times em- Mf joi gm 8 000,000 in income taxes, about $1, sociated with Elmer Davis in the| It looked today as if Northwest| ployee, hasbeen J§ “5 = = } 000.000 "corporat ’

500,000,000 more in corporate taxes, office of war information, side residents would have to con-| stationed there and another $2,500,000,000 in luxury

Others Resign tinue detouring for the duration, fou. eis - - E | | taxes, The board also accepted the resig- |[OUOWIDg receipt by city officials of PP Attending the conference besides

“ .| He has made © y 7 |George were Chairman Robert L. clipped and mailed fo them. nation of Irene Davenport, Naomi an official WPB “thumbs doWn"| {4 expert rat- J 9 |Doughton (N.C) of the house

. “Everywhere he went, soldiers 2 PAL : ~Photo by Miltos J. Pike i Fike apd Fuorence Jount teach order on priorities for proposed re-| ing on the rifle = 0 “hoiiuek [ways and means committee, Secrethem under his nose. He Fatigue is written all over Ernie Pyle's countenance in this new construction of the Indiana ave.| and carbine tary of the Treasury, Henry Margen ! : to friends some of his experiences in granted to Mation, X Mutat, Dosis bri age. range,. being graded unusually |thau Jr. and Treasury Counsel RanNar jrom hich Whe famous env c. peg, undo. Ay Re The letter to City Engineer| £00d—188-out of 200 points. Pvt. |dolph E. Paul. 3-8 Mr, Painton stresses Ernie's - spondent recently Kevurned k Ernie is now home on leave, Appointments approved were| Arthur B. Henry notified the city Dunnuck was near the top in hi Doughton's committee is sched" ‘ed stant devotion to his column,” going overseas again in a few weeks. Anna E. Bayless, Josephine C.|that neither wood, steel or any other class, * [to begin tax hearings Monday a4 {quoting Ernie as saying: “The letter writers all worry;my beloved son! Ernie takés that|Davies, Ardith W. Jones, Marguerite material could be used to. renovate In two more weeks he will com- [which time the treasury's plan Is “1 know guys Who have taken the seriously, and thinks of himself as|Spitamesser, Lorraine W. Uhle, the bridge at this time, even though | Plete his basic training and enter expected to be presented and made stuff that belonged in their stories "0 0 0) “voce jetters can-|the amanuensis of hundreds of| Margaret Wamsley, John A. Baker the works board now has necessary) special school for chauffeurs |Public. and sold it some place “else, wnd LS CElCG aL To ups: they [thousands of soldiers overseas; So aiid Dorothy. Martin. _All are teach- reconstruction supplies on hand as| In motor transport. ———— then anasied iY Doogie. Just. Jaa come from farmers and laborers'he- jumps like a gray little fox ter-|ers except Miss Wamsley who is aipart of a city surplus. WPB of- oe RS EE 208,296 SOLDIERS GET ot by vem, Ne, ne. EVI) businessmen and children, offers rier from Casblance-tg Tunis, from nurse. ficials failed to see the essentinlity WOUNDS 1 PROWLER, MEDICAL DISCHARGES thing Know, dee, ee anes it, 300 enlisted men. And there are|Gabes to Gass, peering, studying — of the reconstruction at this time | Hips Bing many, many. mothers, almost two| never taking a ote except names COLLECTOR OF RARE | in view of the fact that the bridge SHOOTS AY ANQT HER, WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (U, P.). g . . one, -—an n holes up an 8, day i § i - He's Shy, Sensitive “Most of these say, ‘Reading your and night, until he has exhausted| MANUSCRIPTS IS DEAD for five years 3 prieiime when ny. Hoje a4 the rear of hie YP shar 3, A - re were 8 N “s y OY, ‘ Mr. Painton says Ernie actually column is like getting a letter from his material and impel: NEW YORK, Sept. 20 (U. P).— oe Total pigeon-holed the [Talbot ave. picked up his revolver Charged from the army for physical is not at all the “gregarious, easy- and went to investigate. disabilities from Dec. 7, 1041, through

ni ; "| walter Romeyn Benjamin, 89, for- project as another one of those talking character” that you meet : - . July 31, 1943, in his column, “He is a shy, extreme- ba Mailer of TNT mer publisher, autograph collector |POSt-War jobs. He saw a man trying to open his| 5 yp eakdown of causes for the dis-

ly sensitive man of 43, who has been and authority on historical manu- garage window and fired at him charges Indicated that more than

. a“. point-blank. The prowler fell in ; tortured for years by acute self- BY MARBLE SLAB Package Sought scripts, died at his home yesterday German Official his tracks and » moment Jaler a hale Were of a miaoelisiiovs nature. consciousness. He lkes people after a long illness. second man appeared Around the |e or bon Slassifcations, in enormously, but he is so timid that| o., Fiytt, 59, of 1202 5. Kealing MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 20 (U.P). | Benjamin, a native of Guilford, order, were neuro-psychiatric, heart

. . E . : corner. Mr. Jeffries. said he fired ties pairm vision the prospect of meeting Just one... aq in serious condition at St. —Postal . inspectors today sought |Conn., founded the first firm in the Slain in France again but didn’t see the second Sin. ap iment 4 sesulte sets his heart to pounding. . . . Vincent's hospital today, having| the identity of the person who United States exclusively engaged| 1oNDON, Sept. 20 (U. P)— [man fall

“Despite his timidity, he possesses received a crushed chest when a| sent Louise 1, r (in the handling of old manuscripts. : . | Before he could get bac Ing ftom wounds. oe etd a a why, Jit jously, he was for eleven years| Jullus Ritter, chief of the Ger- | © 7r¢ 1¢ TO Ap 2 to ne i statistics from the office a and people instantly like him. All him while working at the Viking f TNT on the staff of the New York Sun| Man manpower commission IN lncxeq up the wounded man and . Senera have J of them, Freight Co, 530 Kentucky ave. yes- package 0 bearing an urmy |ynder Charles A. Dana. France, was shot to death in Paris |drove away. Police found no trace | en, ay oe of dis“This charm that makes people terday. engingers corps label warning the yesterday, a German broadcast uf them. . urine the ast 20 months. him gets into his writing. Huns explosive was “dangerous — for | COLONEL 18 DECORATED | said today. -

his fan letters begin:! DEFENSE CLASS TO MEET front line demolition only.” ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Polish circles in London also re- JANE WYATT'S RON DIES [AUXILIARY SPONSORS PARTY Ernie: You don’t know me,| The district 42 civilian defense] The girl received the package Southwest Pacific, Sept. 20 (U. P).| ported that a Quisling police in- | HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 28 (U. P).—| Old Faithful auxiliary 278, to the 1 you quite well." class for air raid wardens, suxiliary| in the mail yesterday, but mili-" |—Col-Carry"H. Baird; Columbus, O: “spectdr- named- Padaba- had been | Actress Jane: Wyatt's 18-day old son, | L A..of. M. will sponsor.a card party... "of & cold, women | firemen and police, willbe held 8-55 ranance experts sald Jt was | Was awarded the legion of merit, assassinated by the Polish under- |Nicholas. a twin born prematurely tomorrow at 8 p. m. In the Mahome remedies. |g o'clock tonight in the Sutherland| = sively sate. to. han dle be. |!00aY for his part in gathering U. 8. ground in -Vilna, .and that the |Sept. 10, died today in Good ‘chinists’ hall, 405" 8. Delaware st. gossip about local | Presbyterian church. Hershey Mar- para 5 * | personnel and supplies in Australia| German occupation authorities |Samaritan hospital, - Miss Wyatt's'| Mrs. Frances Romer is the presiif, as one letter said, ‘you tin will instruct the class, and ci-| cause it could normally be de- |and transporting them: to the front] had executed 10 hostages In re< |second son, Michael, is gaining but! dent and Mrs. Cords Paust is chairof the family. vilian defense movies will be shown,' tonated only by a percussion cap. 'during the past 18 months. prisal. is being kept in an incubator, man.

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