Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1944 — Page 7

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‘Radio station CMK said most of Havana was without lights, but at 7 a. m, power still was normal in the United Press office. The Belen

cars or busses were operating.

ROBERT BELLAIRE, above, United Press bureau manager in Tokyo when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, will open the 14th consecutive "session of the Indianapolis Town Hall Friday at the English theater. "Mr. Bellaire, who broadcasts over the Blue network, has written many stories about conditions inside wartime Japan. A graduate of Columbia university he worked on newspapers in this country and in Shanghai for the United Press before going to Japan. Mrs. Jack A. Goodman will in-

Columbia club after the lecture. The management reported that the reservations for the series this year are the largest of any season,

and killed more than 200 persons. The Isle of Pines, off the southwest coast of Cuba, also was lated. A national observatory - letin at 11 o'clock last night said no word had been ‘received from the the

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“MY KID — I'VE NEVER SEEN HIM”

@2 ¥* knew, Mac, this kid of mine looks like his old man: He's right at two years old now, and I've never seen him yet. But I guess that doesn’t make any difference in the way a guy feels... You know, kind of worryin’ about what kind of guy he'll be when he grows up... “And what kindof chances he'll have at gettin’ a job «++ Or setting himself up in some sort of business... Guess all Dads think about things like that...Come to think of it, maybe that’s the biggest reason I'm over here... To help straighten things out and make his world a little safer and a lot better to live in... When i * x x I think of it that way, this foxhole ain't as bad as it might be... Even if it means I can’t see my kid every day like I ought to... I worry about him, too... I'm so helpless if things get tough at home...%?

That fighting Yank is not alone! There are thousands

just like him. And it’s a proud fact that his little lad

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them—now—or in the future.

That's what we do when we give our rightful bit to the - United War Fund. By the measure of our contributions, the greater is the certainty that want will not find resi-

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