Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1944 — Page 3

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‘Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S. J.,

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' music department is sponsoring a

The agriculture department said 12TH ANNUAL POLIO

' WEDNESDAY, OCT. x 1944

"FORUM TO OPEN! Meine Hon

HERE ON OCT. 19

To Be First Speaker at the

Howe Auditorium.

Initial program of the Bernadette Forum will be held Oct. 19 in Howe high school auditorium with the Rev. Daniel A. Lord, 8. J, as prin- ' : 7 cipal speaker. Capt. M. D. Willcutts (left), Internationally’=-Xnown as an|gmedical officer in command of the author, pamphieteer, playwright and| -, §. naval hespital at San Diego, composer, the Rev. Lord will speak; cal, presents the purple heart to on “Modern Parents and Their| pre. Donald W. Jones, IndianapModern Children.” olis marine who was wounded Four additional programs will be| guring the batti¢’for Tarawa. included in the season’s series, ar- : j ranged by Our lady of Lourdes; THE PURPLE HEART has Catholie church. been given to Marine Pfc. Donald Father Hubbard, famed as the| W. Jones, R. R. 16, Box 659, whois “glacier priest,” will talk on “Post-| undergoing treatment at the U. 8. War Alaska” Nov. 29. The third| naval hospital, San Diego, Cal. program, to be held Jan. 25, has| The young Indianapolis marine not been announced. was with a group of Yanks headThe Indianapolis Symphonic] ing for a small island near Tara Choir, Elmer A. Steffen directing, wa on invasion day when a Jap will be heard March 10. Msgr. Ful-| sniper “got him.” ton J. Sheen will closesthe season He was shot three times, with a lecture dufing March, time] wounded in the left hand and the

to be announced later. His subject| left leg and was in a hospital in |

will be “Crisis in the Western| the South Pacific for some time, World.” : Pvt, Jones 4s the son of Mr. List Forum Officers and Mrs, William S. Jones and was a farmer before entering the All programs will be held in the| service Jan. 29, 1943. He is 19

Howe’ auditorium, with the excep-| anq attended Broad Ripple high tion of Msgr. Sheen's appearance| school,

which will be a matinee in the

Murat - theater, All others are : scheduled for 8 p. m. Officers of the forum are Mr. and

and Mrs. Walter Latz, secretary; Mr. and Mrs. R. Watson Moon, treasurer, and the Rev. Joseph V. Bee-

chem, ‘moderator. Mesdames Karl Kernel, Lucy K, Mathis and John! Carr are counsellors. The Rev. James Moore, Lourdes’ pastor, and the Rt. Rev. Michael

Take Part in EightW. Lyons, pastor emeritus, compose the advisory committee, Heads of

Apartment Owners Asked to

Point Program. other committees are Mr. and Mrs. James Riley, reception; Mr.and Mrs.| Indianapolis apartment owners Bernard Harmon; publicity; Mr. and custodians have been asked to and Mrs. Harry Fox, stage, and follow an eight-point program in| Messrs. and Mesdames John H.| observance of National Fire Preven- | Blackwell and well ang Ray Sweeney, { Sweeney, tickets. | | tion week, i William P. Snethen manager of| | the Apartment Owners association, |

WARREN CAMPAIGN | points out that annual observance ‘has been an important factor in! {keeping local fire insurance rates 10 AlD MUSIC DEPT, " at a minimum. He advises consid-

eratiory of the following points: Warren Central high school | List Suggestions

magatine sales campaign. 1. Check premises carefully, re- |

The campaign will last through] mowine at once all hazards, Monday, during which time solicitors Correct defects in heating i will work toward a $400 goal. The ini that might result in fires, | campaign profits will be divided! 3. Keep all cleaning materials) between the fund for instruments 3nd service equipment in order see- | in the instrumental department ing that olly rags and paint are and the choir robe fund in the eps in' metal containers and not tn, lockers. vocal department. Special prizes in war stamps will 5 Zeemit mn or line in . be given, and the first prize, a $25 ment, halls or Stier pars of a war bond, will go to the salesman] building other than in small quanwith the highest total sales above | 4 $100.

\ | 5. Remove ashes promptly, but} { never in wooden or pasteboard eon- | [uimers. , . Permit no dry cleaning or oth-| er Sra fluids in any part of! a building. 7. Check electric wiring, correctg any faulty equipment. 8. Check ali fire extinguishers and see that tenants know their location.

“Sweater Hop," sponsored by the Hi-Y and Warrenette clubs of i Warren Central, will be held tomorrow night in the school gym- | nasium. Dick Powers band will! in provide music J dancing. L

Officers of the Warren Central Girls’ Athletic association were; elected recently, with Eileen Dora|

ed d f th year. The $4 members of the clu | —But It's Wet on

named Jane Eash vice president, and Edith Amos, treasurer. Miss! The Road i nn Burma Ruth Shimer, girls’ physical educa-|

tion director, is sponsor of the club, CALCUTTA, India, Oct. 11 (U, P).—Heres the way it is in Four Warren Central Hi-Y rep-| Burma: resentatives have returned from the First Lt. Boyd Sinclair, Austin, district conference Monday at Dan-| Tex, asked Pvt. Sam Lindley, ville. The delegates were Harold] Negro, Houston, Tex. what he Carroll, Harold Taylor, Richard! thought about the weather up on Powers and Prank Norwalk. the Lido road in Burma. Sei te ———— “Well, suh,” said Lindley, “the

.- 1944 ‘HARVEST SEEN | | on difference between Burma

and’ Hell is that Hell has a dry

REACHING NEW HIGH climate.”

WASHINGTON, Oct 11 tU PO

yesterday that the 1944 season “un-| doubtedly will establish new high MEETING SET HERE recorcs™ for acreage and production] Members of the Marion county of commercial truck crops. Total! { chapter of National Foundation for

tonnage is expected to surpass the | | Infantile Paralysis will hold their] 1942 record by about 11 per cent! | 12th annual meeting at noon Tues- |

while harvested acreage probably | day at James E. Roberts school, will exceed the record of 1,703.30C 1401 E. 10th st.

acres set In 1936 by about § per Election of executive owaid] cent, the ihe Sspariment said, said. { members will be held, and reports!

chairmen on chapter activities

BROOKLYN DECLARED throush the past 11 sears wil be

given in the business meeting.

‘NO LAUGHING MATTER’ Judge H. Nathan Swaim, presi-

dent cf the executive council of the HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 11 (U, P).— | atarion county chapter, will preWayne Lawrence, executive secre- | | side at the meeting and ‘uncheon.

tary of the Brooklyn Boosters club, ron en s— yesterday charged that the movies are making Brooklyn the ldugliing RAIL GROUP T0 MEET stock of the country, | The Association of Retired RailBrooklynites portrayed in the way Employees will hear Lloyd D. film “Arsenic and Old Lace” terd! | Claycombe at its meeting at 2 p. m. to make movie-goers “think of all’ Monday at the assembly room of Brooklyn families in the same!the Big Four building, Meridian and light,” he said. Maryland sts. Mr. Claycombe, an oy is no laughing mat- Indianapolis attorney, will speak on

hi Lawrence added, “Some Problems of the Home eter Front.”

GOLDEN RULE DINNER SET | - A business meeting and covered. PENSION UNIT SETS PARTY dish luncheon will be held by Gold-! Indiana Old Age Pension group en Rule auxiliary, O. E. 8, at 12:15 No. 3 will sponsor a card party at p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. 8 p. m. tomorrow at McKinley club Marie Manker, 2360 Central ave, ‘house, 2217 E. Michigan st.

Corts, Thailand Missionaries, To Be Honored at Church

The deacons of the Tabernacle | service in medicine. Dr. Cort is Presbyterian church will honor Dr. also a fellow of the American ColEdwin C. Cort and Mrs, Cort, long- | lege of Surgeons and the Royal time missionaries to Thailand, at a| Society of Tropical Medicine of service tomorrow night followed by! England. reception at the church. When the Japanese occupied e missionaries have been spon- ‘Thailand, Dr. Cort escaped to India sored by the Tabernacle church in| where he served a hospital until

‘ their work im Thailand for many| his recent return to the United

tyears. - Dr. Cort was superintendent | States.

of McCormick hospital in Thailand |. Mrs. Cort did educational work]

‘until 1940 doing general medical in Thailand preceding her mar-

~ work in addition to his missionary, riage, teaching ‘at Prince's Royal a girls’ school. ‘The couple will bef ° the Irvington Presbyterian

teaching. In 1927 he was decorated by he Kung of Sham with the ia signia of- the knight order

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