Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1943 — Page 14

.BRACY’'S first skirmish with the enemy was on the west of Licata, but as he advanced he met stiffer opposition at Agrigento. A 24-hour battle

nades. They walked swiftly—over mountains, across plains and through valleys—and they covered the 54 miles in the record- | breaking time of 36 hours. After a day in Palermo, Pfc. Bracy's unit.-was returned to Prizai to take charge of prisorfers. s 8 = But four days later they were

2 | ing Co. contributed $100 to the growing Times Christmas Fund yester-

. - » HERE 1S HOW The Times Christmas fund works: The fund consists of the annual Clothe-A-Child drive and the War Hospitals campaign. Your contribution will be placed in the general Christmas fund and used for both projects unless your earmark it one way or the other. If you want your money to be used to clothe a needy child, mark it “Clothe-A-Child.” If you prefer that your donation buy a gift for a hospitalized service man, mark it “War Hospitals.” If you have no preference, your money will be used for both. Address your contributions to The Times Christmas Fund, 214 W. Maryland st, Indianapolis. Make a check or money order

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Kingan Athletic Association donated $75 as the contribution

pomb explosions in the Calals ares of the Prench invasion coast, where dispatches

dicated that last night's raiders blasted another sizable section

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IEEE EEE EN Sra 19 ; - CLOTHE-A-CHILD FUND Kingan Athletic Association Laurd A. Clark Curtiss-Wright Cafeteria, No.-1........ sente In memory William B. Wheelock and Mr. and Mrs. George Wheelock. ....... Omega Nu Tau, Gamma Chapter.. George C. Burkert ............. Delta Psi Sigma Sorority. ... French Hair Dressing Salon . South Side Health and Improvement Club... Mrs. Oscar L. Ross. ... In memory of mother, fa Dorothy W. . N. Welding .... Garett nye WAR HOSPITAL FUND In memory of William B. Wheelock and Mr. and Mrs. George Wheelock..." .... ...... In honor of our two sons in service; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elrod and Frances. ...................cccouseee Hattie Kendall In memory of mother, father and b

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additional destruction in the center of Berlin and said communications had been disrupted and water, gas and electric facilities knocked out, Huge fire were sald to have been started. “Berliners were. forced to fight their way through debris-blocked streets filled with choking smoke and byrning embers,” a Stockholm dispatch to the United Press said. “For example, one person whose

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AN UNUSUAL Christmas greeting decorated with pressed flowers from the Garden of Eden was received yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Luke, 904 N. Sherman dr, from their son, Robert T.

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night just as repair and clean-up|gwedish police interned four of the squads were completing the task of crew but three others were missing. clearing the rubble from the earlier| only a few hours before the big attacks and were restoring blasted |grmada of night bombers communications. ~~ lout from Britain, large formations German propaganda broadcasts|g ying Fortresses and Liberators referred only to damage to “resi-ihaq attacked unspecified targets in dential quarters” and said addi-|northwest Germany in daylight yestional details were “not yet avail-|terday. 300 able.” Cg ; Eleven bombers and one of the The raid boosted ‘the total ton-|escorting fighters were lost, but the

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: Times Special 2 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Dec. 17.—| Puneral services for E. C. (Billy) Hayes, Indiana university track coach who died yesterday, will be conducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the school Union building. The Rev. Merrill B. McFall, pastor of|} the Pirst Methodist church; here,

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‘A hearing was state tax board rece posed bond issue, county council, but wtihheld its rulin filing of the remon Yesterday, the I association filed an county council's orc

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technical move to hearing before the in the event the re to block the issue. > Cite Lease - The taxpayers’ as objected to the pr of the eight-story o cause of questions status of leases he ing's office space an difficulties in gett materials to remod County officials

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The Indianapolis American Society honor national offi and meeting at 6: at the Y. W. C. A. Dr. M. A. Gros regearch at the ( Steel Corp., and - dent <of the group “Hardenability of Effects of Alloys.” national secretary, Local chapter offi ficlate include W chairman; T. G chairman; P. P. and Axel Weydell, t

CAROLS TO AT RILEY

The Indiana Cen cert mixed quartet mas carols at the 9:15 a. m. Sunday bers are Glenn Ill; Miss Helen Miss ‘Agnes Jords and Eugene Moo! Miss Jean Miller, accompanist. The program is | lar Sunday school by Mrs. Howard pital Sunday schoo and is sponsored County Council of cation,

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fern and various blue, yellow, gold and red flowers, and an Iraq palace was pictured. Sgt. Luke, a Tech high school graduate, has been stationed with an engineering unit in Iraq since March.

will officiate. Coach Hayes died of pneumonia in the Bloomington hospital. He was 59 and had coached track and field athletes at Indiana since 1924. From 1912 to 1924 he coached at| Mississippi State college. At the two institutions he developed nine men who won membership on American Olympic teams, and he Total to Date PRET .... $6441.13 was one of the coaches of the 1936

1 re A “Z ORPHAN ASSOCIATION |imerican team. wR WX MOSK NS + 3 HEN LAYS AN EGG |i come we twas yuier SETS SUNDAY PARTY| — : . re —— PROVING HER POINT! The General Protestant Orphan ; Los ANGELES, Dec. 17 u. Pp). MADRIGAL PROGRAM SET asiociation will hold fs annual

—Exhibit “A” in a price ceiling case The Madrigal singers and a brass Saisie party for the children at clucked while attorneys argued ensemble from Tech high school p. m. Sunday under the direction over whether she was a stewing| will present a Christmas musical |°f Mrs. Anna Marie Padgett. or a roasting hen, as defendant | program for residents of the Alten- | Program members include the Harry Zacky, a poultryman, con-|heim Home for the Aged, 2007 N. |Rev. Frederick Daries, Miss June tended. Roasting hens just out of Capitol ave, at 3 p. m. Sunday. |Marie Sparks, Miss Laveta May the pullet stage sell for a higher | Miss Charlotte Lieber, contralto, | Smith, the Rev, Ernst Pipenbrok and Charles Hamilton, tenor, will |[Mrs. William Bottin and Mrs. Al-

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sent to the front lines east of San Stephano to relieve another division. There, after two days of battle, high explosive shells from German artillery got Pfc. Bracy in both legs. He applied sulfa drugs to his

payable fo The Times Christmas Fund. CL . HOOSIER ON WLW Pic. Carl Hermann, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hermann, 439 E. | Minnesota st., will be heard at 8:15 wounds and 20 minutes later |a. m. Sunday over station WLW on medics evacuated him under fire [the “Camp Wolters Calling,” proand placed him under a bridge. ‘gram. Somes eaasinsmeei————————

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