Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1944 — Page 9

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By ANN STEVICK NEA Staff Writer WASHINGTON, 2 June 20—A big home-front campaign is about

: Your Coal I Winter

WPB Advises

cases the . old reliable coal dealer ‘who used to: do. your Ann Stevick yearly cleaning is too short-hand-

ed now to take over the job. He'll give you advice, however, tell you how to use a special long-handled wire flue brush or your vacuum cleaner to get ash off the heating surfaces,

Coal En Route to Dealers

Your - next winter's fuel order should be on its way your dealer soon, fuel a tion for war warns. You must make out a form giving your normal use of fuel, how many rooms are to be heated, what type of equipment you have, how much fuel you had on hand April 1. This goes along with a written order for seven-eighths of your normal hard-coal requirements, which is all you get this year. You'll get only half your quota before October 1.

r » " From July 10 through July 29, shoe dealers will have some special ration-free shoes for men, women, and boys. ..1f you're expecting an income tax refund,

Deserter Reveals Soldiers In Denmark Forced to | Wear Masks.

\ By NAT A. BARROWS Times Foreign Correspondent STOCKHOLM, June 20—Why are German troops in Denmark undergoing intensive training in the

intention to employ gas against the allies despite Prime Minister Churchill's repeated warnings that retaliation will f o 11 low gases ¢ superior to anything Mr. Barrows the Germans are believed to have. | This news about gas training | comes from a German deserter Who | fled his post in Hermann Von Hanneken’s 202d division, 10 days ago. | Soldiers were ordered to wear gas! masks about their tasks, starting a month ago, first for half an hour | at a time. Then the time was grad- | ually increased until they were wearing them for 2'3 hours daily. The deserter told your corre-|

be patient, says the treasury department, Uncle Sam is writing 18 million refund checks as fast as possible, and with 6 per cent interest from March 15, 1944, to the date your check is made out. . « Where big fruit crops are being harvested, you can get your full 20 pounds per person handout of canning sugar now, office { price administration says in a change from its recent twoperiod rule on canning sugar. Areas where it will be necessary to hand out the total poundage at once will be designated by OPA’s regional administrators.

{spondent that German soldiers were {being obliged to enter gas chambers | filled with various kinds of deadly {chemical gases and thus accustom | themselves to exposure. The gas masks issued to the sol-

|diers are of the 1940 type, he said.

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DOPEY, FAMOUS CAT, DIES FIGHTING 0G

Dopey, * the cat whose name; flashed around the United States when he was caught in the wall of an Indianapolis home two years ago, |

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Funerals Evanston ave, the 3-year-old cat of Chatactte and |was killed by a chow dog in the Hurt yard. Two years ago Dopey An on wl | became widely known when he was ample. trapped between the walls of a

died Sunday, but he went down

fighting.

Owned by Mrs. W. H. Hurt, 6186

house at 2008 N. Delaware st. for | two weeks. Police and firemen came to his rescue.

COMPLETE COURSE Sgt. Lowell E. Jones, son of Mrs. | { Lucy M. Jones, 3351 N, Delaware st., | (has participated in a course de-! Isigned to bridge the gap between training in the states and soldier-! ing in an active theater of war in England.

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CANNED GOODS-Blue stamps] AS V8 in Book 4 good indefinitely for 10 points each.

SUGAR—Stamps 30, 31 and 32 In Book 4 are good indefinitely for §: pounds. Stamp 40 in Book 4 good! for 5 pounds of canning sugar.

Applicants applying for canning’ sugar should send in one spare stamp 37, attached to the applica~| tion for each applicant.

GASOLINE—Stamp A-11 is good for 8 gallons through tomorrow; B3 and C3 and B4 and C4 good for |

if he wishes to purchase non-high- | | way gasoline at filling station. A. | BO, D and T coupons are not valid until they have been indorsed in Ink

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liam Carson, Evansville; who asked with more than| Such groups would be housed in that he not be re-appointed be- and playground the so-called border buildings because of ill health. Mr, Culley is its borders on New York and Ohio sts, executive vice president prepared by

which would face the old Riley home directly across Lockerbie st, would include the old grocery where Riley visited, Aunt Mary's chapel, children’s library, children’s museum, outdoor theater, Little Orphan Annie's theater, and a building for indoor games. Tan hon Saeed that block long Lockerbie st. be closed to all

which resulted in the release of the plans, first proposed along the same

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