Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1944 — Page 4

Triplets to Receive Wings

~ Seek to Escape. Times Foreign Service | . GENEVA, Sept. 6.—With the mans in northern Italy threatd both cn the Gothic line, bepeen Pisa and Rimini, and on eir new Alpine front, many defections are reported from among their ranks.

ment ordered to assist in cleaningup operations in Emilia province. |

. Sant Antonio Brava, wehrmacht | © troops have gone over to the Magnis! with arms and equipment. Many ‘other units, completely, demoralized, | bave endeavored to flee abroad, At the same time the Wehrmacht

ations. Trucks laden with wvarious| merchandise, furniture, ‘woolens,|

|. are being moved to Germany over

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CLASSES OFFERED

Extensor classes’ mr “Purdue uni- : versity's division of technical insti- = | tutes will open at the Purdie center, 902 N. Meridian st., tomorrow and will last through Nov. 29. Although the formal’ ‘registration

| period closes tonight, late yegistra

remainder of the week, Richard E. Strahlem, manager of the center, said. ; Fall term classes will include plastics, technical drawing, ecanomics of indiistry, elements of applied electricity, direct-current # | circults and machinery, industrial terminology, speech, fundamentals

A triple threat to the axis are Jay R., Jene L., and Joe D. Hinkle |¢ t {left to right), 19-year-old sons of Mr, and Mrs. Ross B, Hinkle, Wal- S ptusiza) mosustion, seuss) ton, Ind, who will receive their wings and commissions as second |metie and geometry, algebra, trigolieutenants at Eagle Pass, Tex, army air fields 19th cadet graduation nometry, use of the slide rule, gentomorrow. The Cass county airmen are the first set of triplets ever jeral metallurgy, principles of io complete pilot training together in the history of the army air simple machines and principles of

measurement.

SIE LEAGUE. OPENS |

#s proceeding with significant evaca-| FALL SERIES FRIDAY present a tron flag a and a charter largest convoy of the war, carrying The first fall meeting

cattle and even dissembled bicycles: stone and .34th st. civic league will

£3 ail northward. routes, particularly | school No. 69. \ Boy Scout troop 169 will give a dis-

tions will be accepted, during the

Is Priest’ s Topié |

THE REV. FR. EDWARD® A, CONWAY, leader-in drafting the Catholic, Jewish ‘and . Protestant declaration. on. world peace, will speak on. “The Religious Pattern i for Peace” at 3 p. m. Sunday in | the war memorial auditorium. : The: meeting, ~ which is open to the public, is the first fall program ‘sponsored by the Indiana Committee for Victory. Rev. Fr. Conway - "Father Conway, who lives in Washington, D. C, takes the position that the problem of peace is basically a moral problem and that war cannot be prevented unless solutions of the social, political and economic issues

club will present the troop with a| BIGGEST CONVOY IN BRITAIN

service flag. The civic league will OTTAWA, Sept. 6 (U. P.).—The junder escort of the Royal Canadian

more than 1,000,000 tons of cargo,

are consistent with the rhoral law.

has arrived at United Kingdom ports

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[WALLACE TO SPEAK AT RALLY FOR F.3, F

NEW YORK, Sept. 6 (U, P.).— Vice President “Henry A. Wallace will speak in ‘behalf of President Roosevelt's candidacy at a paid admission rally, at. Madison Square ‘Garden, Sept. I The independent voters’ commit-

Roosevelt, headed by Jo Davidson, sculptor, will sponspr the meeting. The Liberal party has invited the vice president to speak at its Garden rally, Oct. 31.

SWEDEN SLAMS DOOR ON WAR CRIMINALS

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 6 (U, P).— Sweden ‘will not grant asylum to war criminals, Minister of Social Affairs Gustav Moeller said: today. Outlining his government's policy for the first time, Moeller pointed out that Sweden kept her frontiers

open to all seeking refuge and 61,000 refugees ‘are now in the

country.

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WARTIVELIVING— a

Foresee Gradual Relaxation”

. Of Installment Sale Needs

By ANN STEVICK.. : oir "NEA Staff Writer Ny

WASHINGTON, ‘Sept. 6.—Next question for far-sighted slioppers...

looking ahead to buying an auto, a vacuum cleaner, tires, or re-doing

the heuse from new supplies of household textiles—“What will be the

rules for paying for them?”

Going controls on your charge aceounit and installment buying

deals will be continued for some time aftér the European war, prob-

ably a least until the Japanese

war ends, very likely longer with .

some changes. : That's the opin-

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Washington officials say is a possibility. Plans in mind ‘now for first changes ot ease up credit rules are cautious. Probably retail accounts will be first’ to change, with extension of the time limit. Then may come more lenient rules on

down payments and time pay-

ment and time limits for buying smaller articles such as refrigerators and radios.

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