Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1945 — Page 18

THE INDIANAPOLIS es WEDNESDAY, JAN. 31. 1045

SKATERS REIGN U.S. Saves Ifs Hundred Billion Dollar Seal Industry From Jap Sabotage ALLISEN STAR: CLUB

10 SPONSOR DANCE By DOUGLAS LARSEN jously guarded secret processing, More than ‘a ‘dozen Nips showed two tiny. - barren “islands in the herd. Now it is able to announce 8 AT ICE- 0- R AN A 7 NEA Staff Writer {formula just before Pearl Harbor./up to make the tour, and things Bering sea called the Pribilof | that it bas been restored to 3,000- | The Allison Star Club, Inc, will

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. —One| The Fouke Fur Co. of St. Louis,|looked entirely above board ‘until | Sponsor: a Valentine benefit ‘dance lot the government's most valuable | Mo, uses the formula’ in, trustione of the, guides noticed they islanis, Whe Hie Japs Hove 10} 008 healthy seals: with the treat at 9 p.m, Feb. 8, in the Antlers | possessions, the fabulous seal skin|for the government. More than 90 were all busily snapping pictures nearby Attu the government evacu- (of extinction passed. At the peak hotel. Harry McCrady and his 7000 ‘See Colorful Show, business, worth approximately | per cent of all seal skins in the | with tiny, but powerful, cameras. /for the worst. | there were 4,000,000 seals when | ry y ors $100,000,000 to the U.S. treasury (wold used for milady's fur coats, The party was halted immediately,| .No invasion “of the islands was|the -U." S. government got the! chestra will play. ! Climaxed by Crowning [with its secret formula for proc-|are handled by this company. The jim time so that-not enough of the attempted but Jap fishermen were [islands from Russia in 1861. This| Committee chairmen in charge essing, has been rescued from Jap process is one. of the most care- process was revealed to do the visit- (known to have lurked off-shore year, sales of the valuable .fur,| {of the dance are Mrs, Alice Priest, Of King and Queen trickery and armed attempts to|fully guarded industrial secrets that ors any good. The whole incident killing as many of the valuable popular for its appearance: and Mrsg Eleanor Winzenread, Mrs. : take it, exists, {was turned over to the state de-|seals as they could. Seriously de- | wearing qualities, will net the gov- Prances Spencer, Mrs. Verlin La Indianapolis’ . own kings and{ Announcement of this victory] Shortly before Pearl Harbor offi- | partment but before any action |pleted years before by exploita- crnment $10,000,000, Only the fur tham, Mrs. Orda Marley and Mrs. | queens of the ice glided peacefully [comes from U. S. fish and wildlife | |cials of the company got a request could be taken the big shooting (tion and other Jap sneak attacks! from 4-year-old males is used, Skins| Marjorie Owen. over the glassy Surface at the Col- [service with the revelation that the | {from the Japanese government to|started at Pearl Harbor, on the herds, this valuable source from the old bulls are too! badly | Proceeds from the dance will .be { iseum last night in a colorful city | herd, depleted by Jap raids, has | let a payty of rising sunners in-| Baffled in attempts to steal the of wealth was threatened with scarred from fights, ‘contributed to the Shriners’ crip{Crone the Japs then tried to get | extinction. oo lL Not enough of the young females pled children’s hospitals. The club | About 7000 spectators, most | revealed for the ‘first time is | reason to suspect an ulterior mo-|the seals themselves. Practically] U. 8. fish and wildlife went to are killed to halt the growth of lis composed of members of 36 O, E. ‘them teen-age canteentrs, watched - the_Jap att attempt to. steal the Jeal- | tive, permission * ‘Was granted, [all the seals in the world live on|work, however, to recreate the the herd. I's, chapters,

the two-hour program of figure | bn % fc vt skating, comedy skating and rac- | ing, climaxe. by the coronation of ice king and queen, Philip Jolly | ; REE ao | ee # Loh : ’ 4 eR aud Jodie McWhorter, | \ ' 2 Te J REN oo. 3 | 3 : a. Lao AR. 8 : p oh exciting’ mint Riding onto the ice in a royal | y } : i : i 3 ; § : 3 \ : : 2 Sa 1 . oners of war, sleigh, Queen Jody was dressed in 4 r gE £5 3 A om o-. i : EE pe 1 : $ of Bataan, Cc a white satin gown and a silver! 3 Ca 2 B - R rer - : : : 4 were set Ire fox fur cape while King Philip : 4 FEN -m , 5 : : § ] RE) ; . i hogs ai J ; American Ra wore a modest brown suit. ¢ Pa LL NSN SA Sy a a i : h The comms Crowned by Mayor : : 1 ! : \ Rd i A . = |

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Tyndall who cautiously stepped | across the ice as a fan fare was 1 sounded by two feminine trumpet-

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the little 4-year-old penguin. px B . ‘ 3 ‘ ] fs RA ; | In’ the speed skating races Dick } - : 9) x . NF a EY iii {Evans of Shortridge high school " i > WT HY » {won the George J. Marott trophy EF \\ oR ry : : ; B 3 Ss |

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