Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1945 — Page 9

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RIDAY, JAN. 19, 1945 —— LL | ~~ = (DIARY BARES DOOM ware Coughs 4 from common colds SOFIA, Jan. 17 (Delayed) (U. P.).

: —Adolf Hitler admitted to the lates t ang LI King Boris of Bulgaria that Ger-

= 3 man armies suffered a million cgs- : irons bre Guchitis may develop i ualties in the first winter campaign t treated and you cannot | against, the Russians, % diary read

at the Sofia war criminals hearing disclosed today. The diary was that cf PBodgan Filow, former Bulgarian premier A eng ari under Nazi rule, who is hcing tried OCreomulsion blends I eoood before the People’s cqurt. sosote by process with other The terrific loss of men led to| me tested medicines for ‘coughs. the fst differences beiween Hitler contains no narcotics, land German generals who advised eer how Many asaieinns a withdrawal from Russia to strong 1 you a bottle of Creomulsion with | defense lines, the diary said. But 6 understanding you must like the Hivier, fearing Napoleon's fate, inA Suickly aliavs the cough, per= | sisreid® on Lolding the front, ¢ausing a ECD, OF Youn 4 1renk with Field Marshal Walther : . von Brauchitsch, commander-in-chief of the German army, who died mysteriously in August, 1943. The diary also said that Hitler dreamed of breaking through the Middle East to join with the Jap-

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Seven Indianapolis high ~schoole will conduct graduation exercises for 281 mid-year graduates and honor 140: other seniors at ceremoniés tonight and Monday through Wednesday. More than 40 graduates will be absent because of service in the armed forces or attendance at .college. Crispus Attucks high school will hold a recognition assembly for 79 seniors at 8 p. m. today in the auditorium. Russell A, Lane, principal, will be in charge and the class will, prophecy and poem will be read. Diplomas will be awarded in” June,

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Exercises for 28 seniors, nine of them in the armed forces, will be held at 2:15 p. m. Monday at Broag Ripple high school. Music: will be played by the school's musical organizations and Joanne Childs will

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speaker. K. V. Ammerman, principal, will award diplomas: At-10:15 a. m. Tuesday 145 Tech~ nical high school seniors will receive. diplomas from H. L. Harshman, asistant superintendent -of schools in the school auditorium. Twenty-two of the seniors are in the armed forces. » Dr. F. Marion Smith, pastor of the. Central Avenue Methodist church, will deliver the invocadion. Six of the /midyear graduates have completed requirements for diplomas through the Armed Forces Institute.

Special Honors for 15

Manual high school will honor graduating seniors at the annual honors and awards day exercises at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the auditorium. Fifteen boys of the class of '44 will receive special honors before they enter the armed forces. E. H. Kemper McComb, principal, will-be-in-charge-of ceremonies. Howe high school will hold commencement exercises ‘for five cap-and-gowned seniors at-10 a. m. Wednesday in . the school auditorium. Virgil Stinebaugh, school superintendent, will give the commencenient address and award diplomas. Max Herron, senior class president, will respond. Twentyfour other January seniors will receive diplomas in June, The Rev. D. Millard Church, pastor of the Tdwin Ray Methodist church, will give the invocation at exercises at 8 p. m. Wednesday in Washington high school. Thirtyfour graduates - will be awarded diplomas by Walter Gingery, principal, who will give the commencement address. Eight other seniors will receive diplomas in June.

Dr. Sparks to Speak

Dr. Frank H. Sparks, Wabash college president, wil] deliver the commencement address to 54 Shortridge high school January seniors at 8 p. m. Wednesday in Caleb Mills hall. Dr. Carleton Atwater, pastor of the First Baptist church, will give the invocation and Lois Cochran, the student commencement { address, Carl Brandt, school board president, will award diplomas. Eight of the Shortridge graduates will receive diplomas in absentia while they are in the armed forces. Three of them will receive diplomas after completing graduation requirements through the armed forces institute. ;

SOLDIER TO SPEAK AT TEMPLE SERVICE

Pvt. Isadore; Krangle, a patient at Billings hospital, will give the address at the Red Cross Sabbath service tonight at 8:30 at the temple of the United Hebrew congregation, Pvt. Krangle, a native of New York, has just returned from overseas where he was wounded in ac~ tion in France and received the

Purple Heart. He was given blood ‘plasma on the battlefield by the Red Cross. The service tonight will be conducted to stimulate interest in the campaign for blood donors and nurses launched by the Red Cross. Rabbi. Samuel J. Fox, temple spirit-

tion in special prayers and hymns for Red Cross volunteers, blood don-. ors and workers, The public is invited.

GILLETTE TO BOARD,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. (U, P.) — The senate yesterday confirmed the nomination of Guy M. Gillette, former senator from Iowa, as a memsber of the surplus property board. Gillette served in the house from 1932-36 and in the senate from 1936 until he was defeated for re-election last’ November by former Governor Bourke B.- Hickenlooper (R. Ia.)

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Hhohrd;—abolish—atl county welfare boards as of July 1, providing for| LOS ANGELES Jan. 19 (U. P).|.°

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A Swedes Report GOES TO FLOOR ~~. orice 4 Sa ’ "HEINRIC'! HIMMLER has : been removed from command of

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Teckemeyer Group Refuses o. “C¢'aoif Hitler, the Stock- { holm Tidningen said. Thursday

To Recommend. Changes | ina dispatch reported to the

Urged by Chairman. OWL .

The .dispateh,.. from “private” : : ' Bs. sources, said that Hitler had reIndianapolis Sep. hs ee pealed his .decree of last July ras hi ty placing Himmler in command of i 1 hi i - shakeup, were reported out to- all army detachments inside Ger day to the house floor “without

many, restoring them to super- : vision of the German high comrecommendation” by the hoyse so-| hang 5 cial security committee. The Swedish newspaper said Failure of the committee; Off ;ne recent German counterwhith Mr. Teckemeyer is chairman, | oiensjve on the Western front to-hand the bills a “do pass” in-| haq been “demanded and dorsenient indicated that pressure | applied agaist the shakeup plan |

planned” by Himmler and added ; that his *position” is therefore by social organizations had proved! effective.

now considerably less dominating The bills would: Abolish the

than at the end of 1944.” present five-man “advisory” state } Ee ne welfare board and replace it witn| HILLMAN SEES CHAOS a three-man. full-time executive | {

IF _U.’S. TURNS ALOOF,

appointment of “new ‘ five-member | —Predicting “complete disaster if boards. by various county depart-|we permit, after victory, one nation ments. ; . to stand against another,” Sidney “ Welfare agencies, as well as a|Hillman, C. I. O. Political Action number of civic spokesmen, vigor- | Committee leader, yesterday deously have opposed the Teckemeyer |clared that “whether the people of welfare measures on grounds that! Europe isolate or go international the suggested changes are “too rests on whether they believe we radical” and would tend to divide will play ball.” responsibility. | Hillman told Los Angeles Democratic luncheon club members that EGG YOLK COLOR TESTED ‘Europeans have paid a big price DES MOINES—Experiments on and will not stand for delay nor birds showed that the depth of the accept “it can't be done betausé color of the yolk was related to the it hasn't been done before.” amount of greens fed, and a diet of| He declared Roosevelt's fourth white corn with no greens produced (tern! was a fremendous morale | very pale-yolked eggs. {boost to war-ridden Europe. {

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‘ZURICH, Switzerland, Jan. 19 wl ae “BIG NAVY CAMPAIGN — "kh Ee Ba Rus opel no Belg . WASHINGTON, Jan. ¥0 (U.P) — Bavari i Si oq BecTetary of the N&vy~James V. avaria, recently was ansferred |p octal has begin cam ing to Bad Godesberg, it was reported! « yesterday. > (for a big post-war navy. All mail Pierre Laval and other French) from his office is carrying a sticker politicians are being held with|bearing this slogan: “Keep the fleet Leopold as prisoners at the same! to keep the peace.”

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