Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1944 — Page 7

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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1944

OFFICERS ELECTED

named president-elect of the Indianapolis Medical society. His term

Nafe, named last year to assume the presidency Jan. 1. ers named to office were J. am Wright, vice president; William M. Dugan, secretary-treas-

mittee chairman

Norman Loomis, William V, Woods, Roland Moser and Harold M. Trus~ ler. Eugene Boggs, George Garceau, Ralph Lockry, Raymond C. Beeler, Harry Foreman and John White head. 2

BAZAAR PLANNED

Prospect auxiliary, O.E.S, will

to 8 p.m. Saturday at the hall, Pyospect’ st. and State ave. ; Lunch will be served from 11:30 a. m. to 1 p.m, and dinner from 5 to T p.m. Mrs. Helen Tolson is bazaar chairman. :

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Dr. E. V. Hahn last night was

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urer, and Frank Forry, library com- y

Council members named were.

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have its annual bazaar from 11 a.m. | |

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PVT. CHESTER BAFFORD (above), 2700 Shelby st. knows that it's a long road to victory. The Indianapolis soldier, a new

| patient at Billings hospital, was

wounded near Aachen in the pincer movement that took the city. The fellows in his outfit, he said, “got a kick” out of the Germans

He Knows It's Long Road to Victory |FUR DUE 10 FLY

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Lia | results often in dogs reaching the Sug ? We homes of irresponsible persons. This xatr-Licmed 8:00 A. M. to 9 P. M.

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asking the Yanks if they wanted to give up, But the Germans didn’t keep that-up long, he added. Pvt. Bafford, who was awarded the ftrple heart, worked at the

International Machine Co. before ,

his induction into the army Oct. 12, 1942. He attended Technical high school.

CORINTHIAN PARTY

The annual Christmas bazaar of Corinthian auxiliary will be held next. Wednesday at Evergreen Masonic hall. Dinner will be served at noon, and supper at 6 pm. There will be a card party at 8 p.m. All past presidents will be hostesses at the supper. Mrs. Bessie Southworth, president, has named the following chairmen and committees: Mary Gaskill, Cecil Carl, Loraine Owings, Elizabeth Cole, Merle Kester, Mayme Butler, Ruby Lester, Pearl Rodgers, Iva Perdue, Malinda Fowler, Virginia Timmerman, Ida Gritton, Ella Richardson, Lucile Dyer, Marguerite Mitchell, Sarah Fields, Ethel Newby, Mable Willoughby, Anna Meyers, Christine Riley, Helen Lewis, Sarah Hallon, Ruth Hancock, Nona Kepler and Blanche Hawley.

FLIER SAVES GLIDER BY HOLDING CABLE

U. 8. TROOP CARRIER BASE, England, Dec. 6 (U. P.) —Stafl

sonville, 8. C., was awarded the air medal yesterday for saving a glider from crashing into a mountainside by holding the ends of a broken

aileron cable in his bare hands. The glider went out of control when it was cut loose from the towship during a practice flight. Shelton wrapped the ends of the control cable around his hand, braced himself, and held on for 20 minutes while the pilot landed the glider safely.

DYING BOY HANGS TO LIFE, WAITS FOR DAD

PFive-year-old Kenneth Dale Knight was waging a losing fight with death today . .. but his hopes still were high that he may live long enough to see again his sailor father, © Kenneth is suffering from an in-

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soon, | His father, Kenneth Edward { Knight, a navy radar instructor 2d class, is flying home from his sta- | tion “somewhere in the Pacific.” | The boy lives with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Albert

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TURKEY DINNER SET The women’s auxiliary of 8t. George's Episcopal church will

- |tion were to face those who realize the dog population is growing by | 7 leaps and bounds. \b

Discuss City's Stray Canines at Safety Board - Session Today.

into public focus by the city's numerous stray dogs was expected to bring sharp differences of opinion this afternoon.

humanitarian aspects of the situa-

The scene was originally set at 1 p. m, in the safety board office. But indications were that the city coun-

accommodate the crowd. Chambers Calls Meeting

Smiley N. Chambers, the safety

board's dog expert, called the meeting. Topics to be discussed include: The rabies threat cited by health authorities. | Possible changes in operation of | the city dog pound. Possible purchase of a used auto trailer. Mayor Robert H. Tyndall proposed that a trailer could be used to sell $4 dogs in the downtown area. WPB ruled a new trailer could not be purchased for that

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