Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1944 — Page 11

ag) 10 Helen Higgins’ Book Traces | fic iy IMENTS Stephen Foster's Early Life on this campaign ob dui “ oe 3 SEER Air Fs i ¢ the Republican. £7 gr Back in the days when covered [UE the Witie boy how to play President, 1s cons Credits G.0.P. Leadership dy ~~ (wagons were crossing the frontler|, req plucked from the water's gus of the in RE Nb aa Of Plane Crew Listed [on their way to “Indianny,” Stephen |edge. From this association came 8 ak mh - With Good Record of | © [Collins Poster was humming his|the song, “There was an old darkle| + _e, 55 he 1:49 been 3 Si fins ; As Victims. first tunes, playing in his first min- 30d Dis name was Uncle Ned ..” Minister. $9 oy now. Accomplishments. CAMP SACEALL N. 0 Sept, 25|5t7} show and dreaming about the| A Musical Life Rev. Benion B. Miller of Birminge uy Det thah © (Continued From Page One)’ | 0. P)—Thousands of heavily-"onss Whieh America now loves $0) por lite was flled with his| ham, Als, wil assume his duties . : CS ES Si 4 {an "Blue" TOODE and love for music. His favorite books ; i! camaloade in what N To the surprise of some of us and {deere oops ough for agp eet, a hE vir Sn hocks, is Favor sos, 2S, PAACE of th Olive Branch evel. would gy 18 : the gratification of all, we found : {airfield of an opposing “Red” army Helen Boyd Higgins’ second contri-| Musical instruments, his main in- The Rev. Ms Der, who bil dding for a # hiv our municipal government honest,| : | [today in.a large-scale demonstration |p sion to the Bobbs-Merri] Co.’s| terest, anything that concerned A ’ Gd . H wis 6:30 economic and surprisingly efficient.” hi of startling new techniques devel- Childhood of Famous Americans music. y been in the ministry 24 years, comes 3 r, which was eo... oped by the army's combined troop . ioc It was while he was staying at|at the unanimous invitation of the HES: Oat-With bay Hina Acoumplishiments | carrier and command, Ite dedication to Josiah K. Lilly,|his Uncle Struthers that he learned congregation. He is Dative Kens per correspondents, . Mayor || The hazardous nature of the Crows Nest, 1s another tribute to|the story of Johnny Appleseed and|tuckisn and a graduate of Transyle the radio. These the administration's accomplish-| _{maneuvers—which duplicate many sp, 1 flanapolis civic leader whose |3lS0 met the girl with light brown |vania university and Yale Divinify 3 fector for the Re. ments as follows: | of the tactics used by airborne .qection of Foster works has won| hair about whom he later wrote, |school. He has been pastor of 4 In Marshall, Gov= TH ; y 2] vy in Normandy and Holland |pim the name of the “laird of|“] dream of Jeanie with the ‘light|Birmingham church since ; sal at one of the ehuckholes; hard-surfacing has been : will test others still unused in|poster hatl” : brown hair.” serving previously in Ohio for 10 to take down the tral a 38th | | combat—was emphasized last right His first composition, “T'he Tioga years. 5 Yi : 8 big C-47 transport plane 10,000 Items in Collection Waltz,” which he wrote for his| The new pastor and his wife + ol 16th to 22d sts.; 20th st. from Belle-| | | crashed, killing eight paratroopers| apr. Lilly's collection, which in-|grade school commencement, was|four children; one daughter . pt Sa fontaine to Talbott ave.; Rural st.| % four members of the crew. cluded more than 10,000 items, is|the beginning of the long line of {is director of religious education = here came a din of from : Four other paratroopers on board housed in Foster Memorial building |songs, “Old Black Joe,” “My Old|a church at Frankfort, Ky. a son 4 ng room in ‘Washe side pkwy.; Brookside ave. from ; ™ managed fo parachute to safety.ion the campus of the University of | Kentucky Home” “Oh, Susanna”|who is studying for the i ninably.- Those in . Rural to Parker : I y eS ~~ Acme Telephoto | Names of the dead were not an- Pittsburgh, where it was taken in|and i sao a Joitier - denglier. Of uel hoe A d-up radio demon from Hillside ave. a Lt James Bush of Lafayette, Ind., checks a German pillbox opening after throwing a hand grenade down nounced. 1937. ms oi, ho sus ovis A Infant, Rev. ne another. : They 8. Meridian st. from Maryland to ‘went the fighting inside Germany. rat Stevie, as the composer was Hamil ! Miller succeeds : e trying: to outdo Georgia sts, and Park ave. from a . ; : Planes Move © ’|called, was the youngest of five has included clever black and white| Wales E. Smith who accepted 4 petal. Sige erya oan - streets were | throughout the country because of i M : K il | - Hospital : Re ol he B- Jelioy tone re airs Sa an Eskom. : - ; the AM~el 8 : '¢ ho d n g ES ie Dien baton, I eT | war conatiom, id Masked en Ni rocer By MAX B. COOK Tr Er Je ra er TWSSt wok al ova wit YOM KIPPUR PROGRAM SET i, - Henry Turnbull unimproved streets and alleys were “The park department made an| ¥ Lge ye” ‘. Seripps-Howard Avistion Editor short .to keep up with them. the end of each chapter, The Asaph organization will sponEy rae “kept in service by the laying of important contribution to relief of | Michi an Cit Ambush CAMP MACKALL, N: C, Sept.| Prom the time he was 4 until he| “Stephen Foster: Boy Minstrel” sor a special Yom Kippur broadcast through so well, 7434 loads of cinders and 1541 108ds| wartime tension, is, shown by| n mi aq j y : 25—The transport for the first|was in his teens, the period covered [published in Indianapolis, is a de-|at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow over station : it of a storm-tossed of dirt; dust was reduced by use|, rr swimming LN . time of an entire fleld evacuation by Mrs. Higgins’ book, Foster's ad- |lightful book for children snd will|WFBM. Those appearing on the 3 er voice for which. of four & nil ai swimm MICHIGAN CITY Ind. Sept. 25 (U. Mr. and Mrs. Nehas' entered the of more than 300.beds. and iventures brought ideas to his mind {amuse then from - the time they| broadcast are. Rabbi Israel Chodok, ong, confident and i . ; Te | equipment in 56 O-47 planes high- [ghich later he wrote down to mu-|are in kindergarten through the | Cantor Myro Glass snd Mrs. Evelya : Beiiieg, today She Sangerons 30d ae. * {later grades of public school. Gorofsky Roskin. Va : Y fyi com mai While on a hiking and fishing | eee 5 gig eo combined troop carrier and #45" |txtp. one day in the 1830’, Stevie | : J was the familiar Nearly 30908 heavily ssed para- snd wander gered alone to an old row ¥ ] troopers glider- troops t Ni | ; ; . Ae 4 i for %0 Jong, ow are engaged in maneuvers covering 2 NE Tue THE EIGHTH ANNUAL 3 , r square Z : 3 te I climax. _ Participating are 184 bg 0-1s| FRISBIE RENAMED | - 3 gre CG-4A gliders and four big new-| BY UNION COUNCIL EXHIBIT 1 ; type CG-13A gliders, which are be- : 1. w Deal sympathies Grade ordinance, recodifica- ing used for: the first time. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 25 (U. i ay i acy | Hon ot Moll Inepestion Tog : I ea oye BO ~Jumes MeBwan, Sou OF THE : made was prep a a . and has a large bomb . again headed the Indiana State Inin which there is arty Semays pevteciion oh publ works 50th Anniversary * ROBS MAN OF $30], mo, tomer sauatrons so ane the coven : thir Brats on boler, turbine sion years, he ety satiation and . TRC oe | pian year. ART STUDENTS LEAGUE Ww Deal have the to coverage on boilers, turbines, sion years, the city's sanitation and| MR. AND MRS, TROY STANS- ; EE oy, McEwan and SecretaryTreasurer)]. ial policy. suichbotids, heating. Dania, hotigasings dispomal plans bas been! BURY will ceisiraie theif qolden | ‘A woman bamdis was reported POCIIG G0 SIISTIO UNIS. tore fu re Turnbull, He was ad hot, 10 eles Joyous. sxentve house from 32 to 4 p. m. Sunday |°Perating on Indianapolis streets|ge; yp first aid units. oasualties re-elected, and Tony Piscone, Gary, git Ie : eir home, 405 N. Rural st. [last night. pS A20 alard Whe gliders and nt. after O. IN OUR AUDITORIUM 4 h ened isoee) ED ionpeaaedel and important major rehabilitation of the sewage re 13. They have ght el 25.00 B01 N Jaa C41. DE te tes the as H. McKinsey, Gary, declined reDewey speech 1n avs, andl W. 10th at. Sow ib Hider wqF further| children, six of whom are in sery. {9r®¥ & gun, took §30 Pock-] tals miles sthe some of] aremuess of the 1045 state board construction and will be completed I Shang has bot ier ice, and six great-grandchildren. ets, and ran down an alley at New|g pion es Tif homgion : l se train Yad come bytueendot wis yee... eeuirsiisd eUnasguen: 2 Saving Jeisey sh: Ina MSHS re. It was in line of improvements of | FES OUST Hee, FE, FAVES FC . r Dewey made a ane Ader st. s completed. |outworn equipment, ot Tin $34,- [their confinement in jail; a new| George Lingenfilter, be-| us evacustion method that thei, ;.. 'oois: Russell Graves, Ham- Eighty paintings by members of the league will be J crowd Ih which . tidian to West sta, was ol the entire auditorium was added to the tuber.|East st, said a man slipped up troop carrier command decided to) ond: William Atwell, anderson: ll . Xlers, Major Crimes Decrease re yrasiea in on cost, |culosia wing; creation of an. inde- [hind him tn the 900 block of N. I | perfect transport of a field hospital. Molden Sepson, Mishawaka; Moni |: on display during our regular store hours. No ad- a ngstly ¥ida chasing department operating pendent hospital board ~brought|nols st. slugged him on the head |i, eqdition to the mors than 300| 70 Ces SERN. ICERTFRKS UCT 1 d, White and “Police reports of major crimes “Employee Loyalty” Hr tributions of $40,000 so|and took $8 from his purse, beds, portable and fixed X-Ray : Pat . mission charge. 1 , a “Services of the garbage and ash|far this year. er tre nd Bag] equipment, and all necessary instru-| POUth Beli PO PU: COs TERK reports preceding 20] collection “The mayor's post-war Creek ments and medical supplies were and Pete OE em Nitha, | —r—— SUIS SOUR Sok Sha aoe yee horng ao commitn der Conran Gore MTD, 0 bm Slides Grind shou te 6 pans.” Tou x was chosen as the “The Iudisnapolis fre department low Wage cals. have been main-(A- Xubus lusientised the services of @ SE J % hospital = moved ave | 1945 convention city THE Wm. H BLOCK co. ! mn the national OE Sea and employee equipped for duty on a “THE JOY OF EATS gained control of an area. JUNIOR POLICE PLAN SHOW . . J He ward among all cities in its popu- loyalty. This vital service was specific . Sampson Louis, a] SPONSOR EUCHRE PARTY | Junior police of the Coleman park . wr ae FIhate Hk tat 3 deep I xpi oly a A He ee aoa luncheon at noun. Wednesday |hara Grotto will spaneor & euchre talent show and musical revue at PYAR Nl Juvenile Giussicy oases thels Dew mental ‘ward apared many(be useful as. civic fates 15 meeting [in 484 Claypou) hotel to Er — N, Sept. ¥— alsrming Sggrevation Bis evil patients: distress war and post-war problems. is Joy of ] . ny nice BEE ways wt ¢ date in office and f : lection has it all a, not in the office : be elected to. vey may not have fe es that Roosevelt n do a lot more

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