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P. Kennedy H. Durbin PAUL ‘J. KENNEDY, Indianapolis signalman 1-c in the navy, is aboard a coast guard-manned destroyer escort on convoy duty in the Atlantic,

HAROLD E. DURBIN, seaman 1-c/|§

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THERE ARE four “fighting privates” in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar N. Stout, Bridgeport. Pvt. Roscoe Stout is stationed at Ft. Bliss, Tex. with the army. His wife, Aileen, and two daughters, Carroll and Ann, live in Indianapolis. Serving with the marines at Santa Ana, Cal, is Pfc. John H. Stout. His wife, Barbara, and son, James, also live in Indianapolis. Pfc. Roy Stout, husband of Mrs. ‘Florence Stout, and father of Sue and Sally, 1196 Vinewood ave., is with the marine motor transit company, San Diego, Cal. © The fourth brother, Pfc. Frank H. Stout, has served nine months with the 5th army medical battalion in Italy. The soldiers are graduates of Berm Davis high school.

GREEK PRISON UNDER ATTACK

Leftists Blast \ Way Into * Two Buildings Housing

Political Offenders.

" By JAMES E. ROPER United Press Staff Correspondent ATHENS, Dec. 18.—Swarms of E.

their way into two of three buildings housing political offenders at Averon prison today as fierce fighting flared again in Athens. Meanwhile, British-manned tanks and Greek infantry fought their way into the vicinity of the prison. They sought to prevent the E. L. A. S. forces from over-running the small prison-defense unit and capturing some 920 inmates held in protective custody, It was believed the leftist E. L. A. S. troops ‘might free some of the! political prisoners and kill others.

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The inmates include former Prime Minister John Rallis, his cabinet, a number of women and two, babies born in the prison during the last two weeks. The British earlier captured four rebel strong points in central and southern Athens, clearing the road to Piraeus against slight opposition, but the E. L. A. S. appeared to be forcing a crisis around the political prison. In their first: attack, the E. L. A. 8. ‘sprayed the prison compound with’ machine gun fire from a window in an adjacent hospital building. Then they dynamited a hole in the prison wall around the compound. British paratroopers beinmates from the women's building. The outnumbered defenders turned rifles and machine guns on the blown part of the wall, but further dynamite blasts tore out other chunks of the wall and E. L. A. 8. forces streamed in.

MARTIN HODAPP SR, HIT BY AUTO, DIES

Martin Hodapp Sr, 1070 Eugene st.,, who was struck by an automobile at Shelby and Nelson sts., Friday, died in City hospital today. Mr. Hodapp, who was 82, came to Indianapolis in 1920 from Seymour where he was head of the Hodapp hominy mill. His body was taken to the MecNeely funeral home, 1828 N. Meridian st. and burial will be in Seymour. He was a member of St. Paul's Methodist church. Survivors are four daughters, Mjsses Mabel, Edna, Louise and

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NEW SOURCES FOUND WASHINGTON—T un gsten and antimony, obtained principally from China prior to the war, may be purchased perhanently from Boliva and Argentina because of improved methods of production in those countries that may lower the cost:

ceived their wings in the WASP at of Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Rigor, 1350 W. Avenger field, Sweetwater, They are MARY ANNA MARTIN, States after serving with .the 1st daughter of Mr. and Mrs, S. L. Mar- | armored™ division

tin, 6234 Haverford ave, and Italy. Although out in the front| "on bomber pilot's wings at Fred-| pyp, MYRON O. SHEARIN of Grove, to corporal ht an 8th air ELIZABETH L. PHILLIPS, daugh-| in the thick of battle time and time|erick army air field, Okla. Indianapolis is a clerk in the ac- | force base in England. Sgt. Steele ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Phil- 8gain, he was wounded one day as ptosis counting department of the Red|is the husband of Mrs. Marjorie lips, 6953 Evanston ave. |he sat in an Italian command post] POLICE RESCUE SQUIRREL |Cross division in Guadalcanal. | Steele, 63 Ridgeview .dr., and Cpl.

AWAIT ELLIOTT IN, CAPITAL

—Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt told a

news conference today that she ex-|man H. Landon for his part in the pected her son, Col. Elliott Roose- | air war against the Japanese in velt, to arrive at the White House the Central Pacific. this afternoon with his new bride, |is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vance film actress Faye Emerson.

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s Helping to Make History in Action on Home, Foreign Fronts

W. Steele E. Roller

WILLIAM “A. STEELE, son of Mrs. Eva Steele, 1548 E. 52d st., has been promoted to technical sergeant

and EDWARD J. ROLLER, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Roller, Beech

.i 8. Bertalon M. Shkearin

STEVE BERTALON, chief gunner’'s mate in the-coast guard, has been assigned to a Pacific coast base following 19 months in the Pacific. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl’ Bertalon, 2354 8. Rybolt st,

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E. Phillips J. Rigor R. Wilkinson

B. Fulkerson J. Williams FIRST LT. JOHN H. RIGOR, son

SECOND LT. BOB FULKERSON, R. R. 1, Box 313, Bridgeport, and FLIGHT OFFICER JERMONE WILLIAMS, Beech Grove,” have

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er fe Roller the husband of Mrs. Barbara GIRL BORN TO WELLES’ Jean Roller, Beech Grove, HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 18 (U. P.).— : Ea Screen stars Rita Hayworth-:and| FIRE DAMAGES STOREROOM Orson Welles today were ‘the par-| A fire caused by an- overheated ents of a six-pound, six ounce stove damaged a storeroom. occupied daughter, whom they will name Re- | | bY the Boaz Sign Co. 40 Virginia becca. The girl was born last night | ave., today. . Damage was estimated at St; John's hospital. They were at $2000 by Burling Boaz Jr, store married in October, 1943. operator,

on the Anzio beachhead drinking a| Police rescued .a squirrel yestercup.of coffee, ® * _|day from an air vent shaft atthe FIRST LT. RICHARD W. WIL- home of Georgé K. Jones, 418 N.

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