Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1944 — Page 15

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‘SPEEDWAY YULE FETE Ss

Students ‘to Take Part

. Saturnalia Party Friday.

Participants in the Saturnalia, Christmas party at Speedway high school from 3:30 to 5:30 p. m, Friday are Betty Barnett, Kathleen Althoff, Mildred Rosner, » Joy Scaoonewey, Joan‘ Seward, Donna Etter and H. O, Pritchard.

The high school choir will present “The Shepherds’ Christmas” at 4:30 p. m, Sunday in the Speedway Christian church. Joyce Armstrong will be at the organ and soloisis will be Shirley and Joan Gaddis, Martha Voorhies, Dorothy Phipps, Robert Huber, William Engle, Robert Oslos and Robert Harrah,

Ten boys and 16 girls are listed on the Speedway honor roll for the past six weeks’ grading period. They are Charles Brockman, William Engle, Clark Hendryx, Robert Huber, Patricia Lasley, James Nay, Dorothy Phipps, Clona Basch, Anna-Marie Thompson, Jane Wagle, Kathleen

Alafy Annahalla Niskarean

SRAVARIAL WEA AL ree

Robert Logue, Robert Oslos, Katharine Ziegelmueller, Delores Coleman, -Jack Ganzemiller, Shirley Graesch, Patty Hemke, Suzanne Pearce, Mary Joan Cohen, Benny Engle, Julian Livingston, Beverly Myers, Ray Stewart and Doris White, ¢

New members of the Speedway Hi-Y organization are Eugene Tsaroff, Charles Langwell, Wayne Arnold, Robert Hanen, Robert Hart, Russell Flock, James Kelley, Richard Becher and William Engle,

“GERMANS ATTACKING

ON ITALIAN FRONTS

ROME, Dec. 13 (U. P.).~The Germans have launched a series of attacks along the 5th army front, headquarters disclosed today, in an apparent effort to upset preparations for a possible large scale offensive toward Bologna. British troops of the 5th army were driven temporarily from Castel Nuova on Mount Cerere by a strong German attack but regained the position after hard fighting. Considerable activity was noted behind German lines and even on the west coast American patrols were engaged in fierce fights by the Germans. Canadian troops of the 8th army pushed two bridgeheads across the Lamone river southwest of Ravenna and despite vigorous counter-at-tacks linked them along a 6000yard front. The 8th army units now are astride the Russi-Lugo rail line northwest of Russi.

BOND RALLY NETS §50,255

- Charles L. Clark, manager of the Ritz theater in Tipton, held a war bond rally in his theater last Thursday which netted $50,255. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Clark, 6048 E. Washington st.

Lodge Yo Install Queen at Temple

MISS MARIAN WHITE will be installed as honored queen of Bethel No. 9, Order of Job's Daughiess, at 8 po. m. Dec. 29 at Veritas Masonic temple. Other officers who will -be installed are Ev—elyn Tuttle, senior princess; Ruth Anne Meade, junior ~ princess; Patricia Purdy. 3 ) EF guide; Sylvia ; Harriman, marMiss White shal; Gwen Gubbard, chaplain; Jean Schaub, first messenger; Mary Jo Von Sprecklesen, second, messenger; Betty Pittman, third messenger. Barbara Inman, fourth inessen= ger; Martha Snyder, fifth messenger; Phyllis Murphy, mus sician; Margery Wall, senior custodian; Thelda Taylor, Junior custodian; Rosalie, Summa, librarian; Dorothy Sam, recorder; Deloris * Smith, treasurer; Carolyn Summa, inner - guard, ‘and Nancy Burghduff, outer guard.

GITY- TAXI CONTROL PROPOSAL DETOURED

The route of the proposed taxicab ordinance has hecome a circuitous one. After discussion covering many months that “something should be done about it” the matter of overcharges, short hauls and other alleged abuses by local taxicab drivers now is in the hands of Roy Hickman, city controller. The safety board yesterday voted to refer to Mr. Hickman for study a préposal by Mrs. Maude Hobson, crusading city weights and measures director, that a new city ordinance be drafted. In a letter to the safety board, Mrs. Hobson suggested that drivers be fingerprinted, photographed and required to give a receipt to every fare. Drivers’ pictures should be placed in their cabs, the proposal further suggested. Since Mr. Hickman’s department issues licenses to operate cabs, the safety board felt his views should be a matter of record. The gity controller. said he would comment after he had had a chance to stydy the situation.

Bands of Dogs

Peril Livestock

ROVING BANDS of dogs that menace livestock and fowl are running wild in the fields’ northwest of Indianapolis, the safety .board was informed yesterday. Russell Fortune, whose home is just outside the city limits on Michigan road, asserted that his neighborhood is the scene of much prowling by dogs. A neighbor, Frank Carter, declared that his sheep recently were threatened by a dog-pack. He added that several times in the night he has heard the cries of these dogs.

YOUR G. I. RIGHTS—

Need Help in Getting the Old See Any Board

Job Back?

Q—If T need: help to get my old

job back, can I go to the selective service board in the district where the job is, or must I go back to my own board?

A—Because so many servicemen |finding one from the veterans’ job were working away-from home when counsellor at the U.S. employment

called up by their board, there will be no rigid rules on this subject. If your letter of application to the old boss doesn’t get results, the reemployment committee of any se-|V lective service board will start things moving for you. If your job was in a different locale than your home board you won’t have to chase cross-country to find out about it.

Q—Can I, as a disabled veteran,

take a war job for the time being and still be eligible for retraining later?

a war job now, with special help in

service and the adviser to all dis-

his future chances for training in

A—A disabled veteran can take}

abled workers. This will not hurt|§

the rehabilitation program of the veterans’ administration.

If you have a pensionable disability, you can complete the limit of four years’ training for a new kind of work within six years after discharge or the war's end, whichever is later.

Times Clothe-A-Child Donations

CASH CONTRIBUTIONS Night Shift Employees of Depts. T. M.—T. 8.—~B. C,, Prest-O-Lite, Inc. ..........

Heat Treat and Plating and Plating Inspection, B shift, Curtiss-Wright ....

Variety Club ..........coooviivniiniinns ceessesrssarsnssses 20.00 In Memory of Adelaide Gallup AtKing ......cocveeeeinecess 25.00 30 Employees of State Life Insurance Co. ......... veseases 25.00 Zeta Kappa Chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority ........ 25.00 Trl Kappa Club «oevvovnenererinensereneneanes Peesssarperse. 20ND 11th Dist, Department of American Legion sesensaarnssene 15.00 International Association of Machinists ....... reshaesseane 15.00 High School Boys and Girls of Brookside Community ..... 1271 BB i..irisncissdivanee, SRN RE a CR rons 10.00

Ladies’ Avsilinry % the Order of Railroad Conductors Of America NO. 103 +eoreersessacesisnsvassssssansaress 10.00

ATUtn I0TAen OID. cerecssinsesnssssessnrassasssassraess 1000 In Memory of ElEANOr .......c.cecerisennsssssssrssnsencess 10.00 Mrs. Edith McDougal, Columbus, Bell Telephone Post of American Legion No. 134 ....eevsee 5.00

Mr, and Mrs. Parke A. Cooling

VICLOT 4vveierinnsnsssnsnsiesssnsonsensessanssntssnnsnssoans 5.00

Harmonie Club ....ceceotviivsrnsrnesine sessassusanssERg. 5.00 Verae Sorores Chapter Verus Cordis Sarority cru iRs eA RERE 5.00 Marguerite P. Rice ......... seksASR RT REAR SRR I RNY 5.00 VY. CG viva RR 5.00 Dultet Club ....ccrconiipaisasnss sesesassarsnsssessesenssss J 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Hightower Wasi snssassns Re RR RRS 5.00 Jon, Judy and Baby K .........ceeeesee0s0i0nccscassencess - 500 Golden Rule CUD ......cccvecevensssnisssnassrsssssssnsnns 350 | Mary Ann Bennett ........... Cereus saR REN Ra IER 2.50

Jean T Shaw Pherae asada sais esas 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wertz esses essRsALIE RI ETISIIRII ETON 2.00 A Friend Rian aR RA rR ANN NRA I ERIN s Rls RtIT RII IOIEY 1.00 Blind Tom PAE IRANI AIRE NINN IRAN R NSIS IRAN RIRR ER, 1.00 From a. Friend orale R esate ANEa RENEE besa EsesEnIaeS 1.00

FrvASAVEAIERIITILILINIANIASRNSAENRNSIn sag iu aurea 1.00

erreessesrnnas cieessresee.$ 52.55

wesvsreersaa cresinssessess 50.00 Alpha Chapter of Theta Nu Chi Sorority ....eceeieeveceee. 40.00 A. R. Gwin Paint & Supply Co.

INC. cevevssnicnsnnsnnees 27.04

INA oviivvsninvstssssvens 5.00

desessinrasnivsirsnseanaves i 500

“Total today ei iiR Rinses E Erase tsssisrensel 443.36 5 * Previously

1 reported cesssnansnessssnsenerentey. §$5,95262 ’ a x wl to date ead bhaa dias siawian

Upper left: Trimly tal. lored. shirt with a hand. kerchief pocket, a long line “of pearl buttons, swish cuffs. White, pink, blue, maize, aqua, lime, luggage, fuchsia, black. 3.00 :

Because, they are the blouses she lo-o-oves! They're a wonderful blend of the sophisticated and the sweet, knowingly styled and fashioned to fit and flatter, beautifully made! These are casual or dressy, but feminine, with the new urge to beauty! Just a few from an outstanding collection destined to.make her Christmas memorable. :

Upper right: Faintly peasant style with a demure little girl look and bands of colorful emembroidery at the high round neck, the handkerchief pocket. White only.

350

Lower left:; Soft blouse with a set-in U-yoke delicate embroidered with bright flowers. Its standup collar ties in a narrow bow. White only. 3.50

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Center: Soft blouse, dainty embroidery, with soft shirred shoulders, a button back, and baby puffed sleeves. White

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CHRISTMAS!

a fabric by Mallison

Lower right: Hair-ribbon pretty button front blouse . with a Peter Pan collar, a neat pocket, short cuffed sleeves. White, pink, blue, maize, aqua, lime, luggage, fuchsia, black. 30 00