Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1943 — Page 3

pans air raid defenses ‘was anby the Tokyo government

y "al* today, with the warning that the oa to, the ye \ industries from all large cities and v towns must be speeded up, accordwas designed to ing to a Germari broadcast heard by % dnt

Dr. A. J. Aselmeyer

agency the government action to cope with

VICTORY

"11'S ONE DAY NEARER

control officer for six Middle West mes ) states, including Indiana. ‘Republican Victory Organisa-| oper speakers will be Capt. John Sion, Tyndall fund-raising grOUP. |p winebrenner, venereal diseasé Called “Political Coup” Sontial. Sitios: at Camp Atehuryt However, one Victory organisa- a, ion mospital and tion member present at the meeting, ny George W. Bowman, chief of termed Jewett's appointment a “PO-| ine bureau of venereal disease conlitical coup,” bitterly resented bY|i.o1 of the state board of health. eertain city administration leaders at the meeting will be ¥ho have consistently opposed Mr..,,, Robert E. Jewett, director of Jewett’s influen municipal the health board's bureau of maIt wis suggested by this member red in Italy Jewett's leadership may eventually publie es officer. In 1935 he the medical officer with the Sea patrol of the ' coast He has been engaged in the ! Vi of venresl disease control for

fr Tom 5 eo EADY RATION BOOKS MAY BE DESTROYED

was the outgrowth of a desire to “oil” the TyhaNews on the rationing front to-

‘dall city hall “machine” for the day included permission from the

forthcoming spring . The factional chairman’s organizational office of price administration for housewives to destroy ration books

efforts are supposed to round out the selection of certain one and two the coupons have

Ae Méasuse, “sn anticipated allied air raids was an2 $he House Venereal Disease Controlinounced at a special meeting of the ate for Will Be Studied at [Japanese minister of the interior. | Ando told the legislators that the G WAREHOUSE. by mem-| Conference. SWvergmtat Will 1 sHijoweIed 10 t. 2 (U, P)— bers of the Republican Victory or- : , private buildings to pres liad sn Wartime problems in venereal vent the spreading of fires caused company alr raids and to impose drastic - “Mayor Tyndall had never re-|disease control will be considered bY today that con ; : inf " ihatlst the state conference -on social penalties for violation of its defense steel warehouse such a Morano of siiy hal work next Wednesday, with Dr. A.| pe bors, acknowledgement of the tely. The one Republicans » said ‘the been J. Aselmeyer, senior surgeon for the bombing threat facing Japan came Jisvide storage De, Ho Dos bean “advis- |U. 8. public health service, included [as the diet began the formality of destination. ing” Mayor Tyndall on some of his|on the speaker's list. approving 14 JAAS rovosed by ste named Premier Higeki essa administrative steps, was Dr, Aselmeyer is venereal disease | = ang: Snntil

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faction within city hall itself, thus

“unofficial” precinct committeemen, faithful to the Tyndall regime. Sets Up Counter Machine This setup will comprise a coun-ter-balance machine to the regular Republican county organization, | expired.

expire Nov. 20, but shoe stamp 18 Informed that a rival political {jn hook one is valid until further

“It was a fast one. . .. We (the] FASTEN STAR TO MEET Victory organization) were all sit-| Cumberland chapter 515, O. E. 8,

‘us in a spot. ‘We couldn't repudi- -$3 Am : ins We couldnt rou 357 for Every American A Vielors orgaiastion, nde: WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 (U. P).—~| The treasury reported that while raph Mr. Jewett's direction, will send|The $40,000,000,000 tax bill Ameri-|the United States was paying only delegates to the state G. O. P, con-| cans will pay this year averages|gyg nop cont of its expenditures vention, present a full slate of can-|$357 for every man, woman and y didates in the spring primary, and [child compared with an average of | taxes, WAS. Dhying 41.1 per pominate choices for officially elect-|$291 in the United Kingdom and | cent the United Kingdom 51.7 EE os Ton. $261 In Canada, per cen | Although it was denied today that| The treasury division of tax re-| The report declared that figures any definite candidates have yet|search made those figures availablejon the amount of per capita taxes been mentioned, Mr. Jewett is a|last night at the request of the|do not accurately reflect the dif- _ prime-mover in the “Tyndall for|houss ways and means committee, |ferences in tax burden for several Political circles. rent fiscal years of the three coun-| “In a poor country a low per ig , | tries, the total tax bill in the United | capita tax may be more of & burden | GROUP 3 TO PLAY CARDS ° | Kingdom being §1 gnd|than a higher per capita tax in a : Indiana Old-Age Pension group 3/in Canada $3,100,000,000. wealthy country. In addition, goods | Sill give 3 oard pasty tomorton The firates Tor the Shige coutieied | atid seivicty ar Supplied shivugh a McKinley clubhouse,| include government operations to & greater oly Michigan st, W. OC. other taxes collected within the na- extent in some a Schwarts has announced. other.”

lization program designed to cope with a war situation that Emperor Hirohito has described as “truly grave.” Yak

TAX LIEN SOUGHT ON PELLEY PROPERTY

A lien seeking to collect unpaid federal income taxes amounting to $466 has been filed in federal court here against William Dudley Pelley, former Noblesville leader of the silver shirts and publisher; who is serving a prison term for criminal sedition. The lien, filed by Will H. Smith, internal revenue collector, seeks to attach Pelley’'s properties to secure collection of the back taxes alleged due for 1038 and 1939 income. Pelley was convicted here more than a year ago for alleged seditious utterances in his fascist-type monthly publication, The Gallilean,

DOCTOR WILL SPEAK [* ON ‘MIRACLE’ DRUG

Dr, George Horton will speak on penicillin, the latest miracle drug, at the Toastmasters club meeting tomorrow night at the Y.M.C. A. Other speakers include Dr. J. J, Littell, who will talk on the common cold, and Raymond H. Gels ler, who will speak on “The Boy Magnate.” Edwin A. Aabye will be

Glodine Chitwood, 21, of R. R. 20, Box 749, was injured yesterday when the automobile she was driving and

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