Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1943 — Page 3

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Spooks, Sprites To Visit Library

SPOOKS and sprites will Jurk around corners of Indianapolis public libraries this week as boys and girls listen to Halloween tales from children's librarians, | fellows here—lawyers, The programs open the season's | Clerks, ete, working : : ; story hours at the branch li. | ® common good, and. you think oon braries, Miss Evelyn R. Sickels, | Of the folks back home who are AR Was supervisor of children’s work, said. RcKINg Too hy nuying onda: you ceased we will still be committed OTHER on aP T The schedule for Halloween ha for, to defend, at the risk of war, | PO and he said that he wouldnt | story telling is as follows: We can't lose, © oH give two cents to be on a de- Tomorrow — Prospect library, There's taps, Mom. Good night.

A Nn Ceding stroyer. A third was a gunner's | 3:30 p. m. iT mate on a sub, and he declared | Thursday — Brightwood library, | PECREE DEATH TO PRO-ALLIES ~

and Australia in the Pacific, and | \\ pont was the best! They | 3:30 p. m. By UNITED PRESS 3

from Gr ra fiom Crestiong Yo Bris i he finally got together and decided | Priday—School 87, 3 p. m. W. | German occupation suthorities id Ba i a iiuts nest It was just a matter of opinion | Indianapolis library, 3p. m. + [Rome today decreed stiff 2 ore ty oll Pio you - because all. the branches were Saturday--8helby library, 9:30 [including death, for Italians who in 3 tops, Everyone is important — | a. m.; Haughville, Irvington, and [any way aid or even reveal Mme

important a part in the peace as it has in ve war. they are like the players on a | Madison ave. libraries, 10 a. m. pathy for the allies.

Even in peacetime the navy helps develop better American citizens. Large numbers of our men entering the navy are being : physically developed by correct STRAUSS SAYS: exercises and are being taught . useful trades, self-control, obedi- GRADE SCHOOL VACATION THIS WEEK! ence, loyalty, and patriotism. TEACHERS ARE BUSILY ENGAGED DISTRIBUTING RATION BOOKS

In national disasters it has always been the navy which has first offered assistance to populations of stricken areas. For ine stance, after the Japanese earthquake, it was the United States Asiatic fleet which first arrived at the scene of disaster. ; . 8» THE NAVY has taken a prominent part in developing science and industry. Such inventions as aviation, radio communication, short methods of navigation, and radio direction finders will all be a part of the post-war world, It has directly stimulated the steel industry by demands for large quantities of high-grade iron and steel, Finally, in time of peace it is primarily the navy which gives weight to American diplomacy and American ideas in international politics. Many international policies advocated by the United States conflict with interests of other nations, and it is mainly the naval strength of the United States which has insured their recognition by the world. The abandonment of an adequate navy would of necessity imply the abandonment of our foreign

velt stated, “The United States navy is the best guaranty the nation has that its honor and inter est will not be neglected, and in addition, it offers by far the best insurance for peace that can by human ingenuity - Only thus can democracy defend itself, E

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separate army in northern Italy under Rommel, with divisions drawn from France and Germany. ; The divded command in one battle zone created such friction be-

tween Kesselring and Rommel, who 6 ¥ had been antagonistic since the ; North African .campaign, that Ber- SEE WHAT MEAN

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: : | said THE MAN'S STORE—that's Gi Ti = Say . 3 including where Dad gets his clothes (and big Be PUBLIGIZED TO THESKIES . . . af Dana bal ora om brother). They're swell people (and all over America in celebration of Navy V-12 programs in its various they LOOK swell). That's geod enough p 4 QF i iH N § D . é ip Purdue, DePauw, Slate Teachers’ : rm, : Ant SPARS nd WAVES [mm one ot Heataiy, #3 S008 40 aw 48 hot) . +. and WOMEN MARINES al if a follow doesn’t have on something are in : or other from Strauss—the boys look at him kinda funny—and wonder If he is stubborn or something! © :

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