Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1945 — Page 2

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AGE 2 . FORCE ON LUZON 1 Rosaric Conquest Near as * Fresh Forces Poise for

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will be able to hear by loud speaker what 1s said on the south portico. . tg 3 3 Invited guests will include top : Manila Drive. officials of the federal governF ment, members of congress, party {Continted From Page One) leaders, electors, diplomats, “high army and navy officers, members of the Roosevelt, Truman and Wallace families, sundry friends of the principals, and governors of the states. Not all of: the 48 governors, however, will be. present. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York was among those who sent regrets. The Roosevelt family--consist-ing mostly of grandchildren ranging’ in age from two to 16—had

: before resuming their frontal smash / toward Manila. ! ¢ + (A Japanese communique recorded by the FCC conceded that _. the Americans had advanced as far as the Agno river, 20 miles south of the Lingayen gulf. (Tokyo claimed counter-attacks # had shalted an American . advance “ two and a half miles inland from / San Fabian in the northeastern sector.) ; The capture of Rosario ‘would | + effectively ‘block the only ‘practical “tion. : highway along which® Japanese Six grandchildren of the Presi-. ~% troops “inthe Baguio area coud: dent-and_Mrs. Roosevelt already " mount a counter-attack against the| were at the official residence. '¢ eastern flank of fhe American] It is probable that Mrs. Anna ¢ beachhead. he : ‘| Roosevelt Boettger, who now »* A counter-drive would endanger| makes her home at the White * the rear of spearheads pointed to-! House, will be the only one of the ward Manila. . fivé Roosevelt children to witness & Supported by the big guns of war-| the historic deremony. The four : ships, doughboys broke into the out-| sons, all on active duty with ‘the skirts of Rosario Wednesday. Gen.| armed forces, are not expected. ** Douglas MacArthur's communique{ Col. Elliott Roosevelt's bride of described “strong enemy resistance.” | a few weeks, Screen Actress Faye Field reports said the opposition | Emerson, was scheduled to arrive came principally from artillery and| here today from her home in mortar batteries, Hollywood. She is bringing her Little hand-to-hand skirmishing| 5-year-old son by a former marwas reported. : | riage. Only a few miles east of Rosario! It was uncertain whether Mrs. lies an excellent airstrip. ' "Ethel Du Pont Roosevelt, wife of

On Exhibition at Ayres’

The HOFFHEIMER COLLECTION

of MINIATURE ROOMS

Tiny, carefully scaled [oné inch to one foot) model rooms that range from a country general store . . . with all the details even to the cracker barrel by the

stove . . . to a sophisticated modern penthouse.

Started as a spare-time hobby for his own amusement by Mr. J. H. Hoffheimer of New York, this collection of ten miniature rooms now is being exhibited all over the country.

NO ADMISSION CHARGE

ON THE SIXTH FLOOR

i January 2nd through January 27th

L. S. AYRES & CO.

SEAL BIG Tickets for Inauguration

begun to gather for the inaugura-.

‘Ceremony Tomorrow Scarce

Lt. Comdr. would attend. They have two children. Nor wast disclosed whether .Col. James Roosevelt's two children by a former marriage, and his present wife, the. former Romelle Schneider, would come to the capital for the event.

SIXTH ARMY LOSSES

SIXTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, France, Jan. 19 (U. P.).— The 6th.army group suffered 72.237 casualties from Aug. 15 to Jan, 5,

204 French, it was announced yes- | terday. | German losses for the period were |set at 158,301 captured and at least 6156. dead buried by the allies. A breakdown ot the. allied casualty figures showed: . Killed: 6472 Americans, French. :

287 French, icans, 1590 French,

The Proof of the Flavor . . . Is in the Seasoning

SPICE ISLAND SPICES

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chs aantane

Basil Parsley Savory

Oregano Thyme

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Ss. AYRES &.CO.

Franklin Roosevelt,

NOW TOTAL 77,227

including 40,683 Americans and 31,- |

By Science Service ©

from electric batteries cannot spill cut and cause battery failure: or damagé to the plane on batteries equipped with a new valve vent.. In combat flying, pilots frequently have to turn their planes upside down, causing battery acids to spill out. The new valve vent, developed by the Auto-Lite battery corporation, seals the cells of the batteries in military aircraft when the plane is |in any position but normal, as in a steep bank or upside-down flying. At the same time, it allows for per{fect functioning by automatically

jopening the. instant the plane returns to normal position, Hydrogen and oxygen gases that

en THE INDIANAPOLIS ves (PLANES PROTEGTED FROM BATTERY ACID.

TOLEDO, Jan, 19.—Corrosive acids 2

almost a year there has been a difference of opinion between Mr. Overley and OPA officials on the organization of the local war price board office.

OPA war price board, Toner M. Overléy, manager of the Better ‘Business Bureau, resigned today. today. ; Mr. Overley. gave as his reason the desire to devote more time to his business bureau activities. He also said he felt the war price board should receive more attention than he had been able to give. Morgan E. Pickard, chief clerk of the board, also .resigned recently,

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It is known, however, that for

Mr. Overley has favored paid |

accumulate while the battery 1s

| without loss of vital battery acid.

' Germany.

Captured or missing: 3633 Amer-|crease transportation facilities in pliance with OPA regulations, Mr. | Overley is known to have felt that various industries w

OPA Price Board C

if volunteers were to advise mer-

leaving the board's administrative ns more than observe if grocers are

t vacant. post vaca inquire if merchants. are following

regulations, made to explain any but the simplest regulations, government offi-

land, Indiana district OPA director, and |disclosed that Mr, Overley’s resig-

a &

in training persons who -

Moreover, complexity of regulalons required considerable training

hants properly. On_the other hand, OPA officials eel that volunteers should do nothisplaying posters, for example, or

No attempt should be ials believe,

Panel System Favored Explanation of regulations should

“shoppers”—simllar to those em- rest with members of panels, the| charging are thus allowed to exhaust ployed by the business bureau—|OPA thinks, [while OPA officials have preferred Along this line, James D. Strick- : - to depend mainly on yolunteers re-| 5667 NAZIS TAKE DUTCH TRAILERS |cruited among housewives . LONDON.—The Nazis have taken others. “Wounded : 30,308 Americans, 24,- Practically all. automobile trailers In making periodic surveys of {reorganization"of ‘the price board (found in the Netherlands to in-|merchants to detérminé their com-|to follow the “panel system.”

ation will be followed by a “parti

airman In a reorganization of the. localvolunteers weren't effective for practical reasons. He- has been of the opinion, well-informed sources say, that too: much time was involved

worked perhaps only one day every two weeks.

___ FRIDAY, JAN. 19, 1945

Resigns Her: gq re di of volunteers each of whom will devote about a half-day weekly to consideration. of OPA matters. It was expected that merchants found in violation would be asked to appear before these panels to learn how they were in violation. An explanation of the regulations violated also would bé made at the time, it was believed. Additional plans: of the district OPA office provide for the organization .of hundreds of volunteer

establishments.

Mr, Strickland sald the reorganization would mean intensified control activity in Marion It is known that larger the price board are unde ation, The ,

mentioned: The war price board offices 1iow are in the Lemcke building: “The district OPA head paid tribute to Mr. Overley, declaring. “OPA is highly appreciative of Mr. “Overley's services during the

Approximately - eight” panels in

be organized!

many months he headed the program here.”

workers to check retail and service a

PROGRAM OF VERSES

A program of choral verse by: pupils of Washington high school speech I and II classes. will bef broadcast over station WIB@ a 2.45 p. m, Monday. of Participating in the ram will be Dorothy Bennett; Doris Bere-} man, Joann . Brandt, Nadejda} Checkoff, Virginia Cox, Joan Ellis, |

Hart, Joanne Jennings, Cons ce Kakavecos, Jacquelyn Leak, Shirley Lines, Patricla Main and

Anna Mae Mohr,

Shirley Overman, Nalds pPetranoff, Paul Pierson, Pauline Paulos, Dorothy Shaddy, Frances Shock, | Leona Short, Jagqueline Smith, Shirley Smotherman, Lucille Swick, | LaVena . Valant, Lettie Webb, and Paul Yanich, 1

FOREST DRAIN IS HUGE WASHINGTON. — The United | States forest service estimates that | fhe ‘drain on the forests of the na | tion in 1943 amounted to nearly 17 billion’ cuble feet and exceeded | total growth by 50 per cent. 1

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- COURSE WHILE

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WAKES HI

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