Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1945 — Page 12

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“CALL Fi HAZAR | HOLY. ‘W JT sociation. The Men's club and the CALLED FIRE HAZARD Ti butes-Pour in for David- tHoyd-George:- rer} JEWS T0 HARK i EEK. BITES... De ens us wd us SOUTH AMERICAN. ma Polios-raided’ a liquor still in the | ARE HELD AT Y. M. jhe. film, “Journey Into Faith,” at| OFFICERS DUE HERE IN TH “Bronx and arrested three men. Wh L of B ite + Vi f w Id Ww f T their noon and evening meetings. ! a S ve ling. nity They. were each fined $50 and Fin Oo e ri ain O iC ory in or ar | The Central ¥. M.C.A. is featur- The Bible investigation club. will Army officers Teprasen ng. mung Were up ar 1 os of six- months. The | 10 HA services, a religious dis- sponsor a Lenten sermon by Leon-| South American republics will are planes had ¥ D. a ; N ie rf rr . § i. iy Maintaining, A fire hazard, LONDON, March 27 (U.iP.).-~Messages of tribute poured in today —— Laity Easter music during Holy lard C. Hunt, superintendent of the rive here Sunday for a brief visit The firs! nin for David Lloyd George, the doughty warrior’ who led Britain to The display is arranged. on tol Jrdler mission, at Ft. Harrison, They are in the In the win

neritic, on pains!

Why endure | pain unnecessarily? When neuritis or neuralgia makes

victory in the first world war allies again could crush his arch The white-haired elder states: Britain, died in his sleep last night Wales. » He was 82. He waged a gallant battle against death during the past five weeks apparently in hope of seeing victory over the Germans for the second time. Last New Year's day -he-was given | the title of Earl of Dwyfor. But]

but

lost a race ‘with death before the foe—Prussian militarism nan, twice prime minister

at’ his country home . near C riccieth,

Dwyfor, the scene of his boyhood ‘playground. He will | coffin made by his old school friend, 78-year-old Robert Evans, Rags to Riches

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be buried Friday in: a

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‘i main lobby,

Synagogs ‘ Here.

Indianapolis SYNAgoRs and Jéwish armed forces over the world will mark the Feast of | Passover, or Pesach, for a week beginning’ tomorrow at sundown.

Passover commemorates the de-

~ |liverance of the Jews from Egyp- | { | tian bondage and the passing over |

grand: staircase leading from dhe |

| cast over the loud-speaker, entire” Holy

The

Breunig is chairman, ¢ -~ TH high point of the “week "will ‘be a Good Friday meeting of the |staff and employees addressed by | | Dr. Clive McGuire, executive secre-|

and the.music is broad- |

: week observance is] {sponsored by the Christian empha[sis committee of which LeRoy C.|

A final feature of the week will be a religious chalk-talk given by the Rev, Russell Ford for the boys’ division Saturday morning.

2 DIE AT BUNKER HILL BUNKER HILL, Ind, March 27 (U.P) ,—A board of officers today investigated the crash of a Bunker Hill naval air station training plane in which two fliers lost their lives lyesterday. Names of the victims

opened their "at Chicago.

country .for a five- week conference on military law ” The officers, numbering about 20, conference March 15 The first 10 days were spent at Northwestern unjversity, studying varibus phases of military justice, Here they. will visit the army finance school, Billings general hose

you miserable, the quick and de- story of Lloyd George, a | tary - of the Indianapolis Ba bist aspendable answer is Bayer Aspirin, history probably will remember him |... i statecraft for more than the homes of the Jews by the angel | _ a, fle Sriahapous DP s- | were withheld. sii | pital and the disciplinary barracks, 1. « Bayer Aspirin felicves pan | best as DaYI2 Lloyd Deoree: ihe fan a quarter of a century, is a story Rg (of death. . : Spay a a who struggled 55 years. for a SWONR | ¢ oq to riches. A son of a Welsh : It will be oe lebrated by our Jew- | it. So ju phat) id Britam, ; preacher-teacher and minister's {ish forces this year in Germany and | their last b 9 y es 2 a “jee Shore #) p 3 | 2. Bayer Aspirirican be counted Commons Adjourns daughter, he rose to the leadership other countries Whete Soeh religious commander on for reliable relief proved by The house ofacommons was ad- of his country insan hour of crisis. [rites have been illegal for a num- | maps and | : early Om ~ | its unmatched record of over 40 journed out of respect for the elder, Although born in Manchester, | Der ye as arly a Novae ; ® ry \ they would years of syccessful use by mil- tatesman England, on Jan..'17, 1863, he was ber, the National Jewish Welfare ] The squ i Sie sSinall re lions of people! al : a Welshman through and through. | board began to ship ceremonial pilots had ! Keep the name “Bayer” in mind When it reassembles tomorrow, Lloyd George's beloved wife (wine and foods and the necessary The funny A . \ rime ister C hill ¢ saders! CY Pe ' « abroad” < - yd “ next time you buy-aspinn. Ask Prime Ministel Churehil ng J aders Dame Margaret Lloyd George, died liturgical “objects« abroad” to make B A \) \J 1D i} \ watches, so for BAYER Aspirin—not just for of political parties will offer tributes in 1941 at Criccieth Caernarvon- | the marking of the spring festival Pe [ “4 > PA A Vy in the first “aspirin” alone. That'sthe way to The speakers will include Lord shire, where they were married in | possible Then hi

be sure of Ra Wi | A number of Indianapolis persons | planes over probable th

he said:

who George as the father

BAYE Ru \\ \ Laborite Arthur Greenwood men) / Liberal Sir Percy

Harris. ASPIRIN \R_./ At tiny Criccieth postoffice help was called in to handle mass of sympathy messages. ) Jan. C.

A yo nterton, suucceeds LIovd | ggg © per companionship was a : 3 of comm ns tranquil backdrop for his stormy 3 4 iSite ro Xs he : > RD anc x 3 5 ard. av MTS. an political career, BY of. the 30 iE 1 ey Include Irs When he was 80 old. on Louis Markun, ~ Theodore Dann, “So voll + : hs - ve oar J to “oy . . extra oct 24, 1943, Lloyd George was Robert Netzorg "and Mrs. J. A oodman. -

years care of thre ne rll RR Wa ; the married to to his private secretary j ¢ { A high point

y ; 3 nl STA p40 1931, Miss. Frances Steven- in ‘the Indianapolis For A n e're I

55 “bg / RY J; RE | celebr ‘ation of Passover will be the : 2 ye 4 THE PII

since

Smuts,

son \ of the Union of <yaars earlier. when he was fig {traditional mehl of the holiday ] ! ars eat h s fight- . ; al . ribute , os y oy ] heepishly. in, said in. a tribute] the Post-war battle of dipio- called the seder. The Passover LOVE V aster 1 I as Broadcast over BBC. that “a very! macv at Versailles, she was known R (Seder will be served at 6 p. m ” n, we four eat figure has departed—one of |, } Ahlan ; { Thursday at the Broadmoor, Coun- a i to-one.) gr 1 b as the “blonde bewilderment of the greatest.” Versailles.” try club. : It is sponsored by the " y : : At the The Churchill of World War I The “delegatts wondered why so { |erbessip an Se sisterhood of ; J mander gat Lo y ruck ; e Indianapolis Hebrew congrega- : Smuts had been very close to beautiful a woman knuckled down fin I at Japs con Lloyd George in the last war and to the drudgery of being a states- : . voetot wig “They're said ‘the former Prime Minister man’s secretary. : The congregation will hold serv- it isn't the

and with Rabbis Maurice

ices at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow | Thursday at 10 a. m. .# (Morris M. Feuerlicht and Goldblatt in charge. | The Beth-El Zedeck cong will conduet services at 6:30 p. m.!

“his probrilliant uition and

Retired to Farm The aged Lloyd George and his bride went to his farm at Churt, Surrey. After his marriage he was less active in Britain's political af-

would be remembered for found humaneness, versatility, sure his arduous spirit. “He was in that war

his his David Lloyd ii vss picture taken on his farm.

2 [ what Win- regation Ins;

Churchill is in this,” Smuts said. fairs. But he remained a member 0} : I Yesterday his condition became of commons until near the end of —jlomonow a 10 a He ad 6 x critical and he lapsed into a coma.{1944 when he announced hjs in- MUNCIE PASTOR T0 ? m Thursday and. § 30 a.m Fri. BERNAI . His four children were notified. TWO | tention to retire. SPEAK AT KEITH’ S day. Rabbi Israel Chodos will to Clie 500 other MONARCH Foods-all Just as Good! of them, Maj. Gwilym and Megan,| Tpat cleared the way for his preach st 30 = wm, bow; Truss when he w = — ——————— were fellow members of Commons. ¢aridom. Jt was bestowed in King 10 Rev. C. R. Zehnder of Mun- and Friday. : ; ASTHMA SPASMS + It was announced that by his own George's new year’s list. cie tomorrow will preach on “We| Rabbi. M. B. Albagli. will h wold meet him. Have Peace with God” at the noon- {services and preath at 6:30 p. m. ard coming

wish, Lloyd George will be buried) A Jeading political figure of the

at | his country estate along the river) | Liberal party since 1906, Lloyd y {George's active leadership. of the Quick Relief ailment forced him to ease up. In the last days of 1939 Lloyd voicing public worry about the / course of events leading to the war as: {His attacks on the government | were credited with unseating Prime

tomorrow at thé Sephardic synagog and hold services the succeeding days of Passover at 8:30'a. m and 6:30.p. m.. Rabbi Samuel J Fox will conduct the services for the United Hebrew congr 6:45 p. m. tomorrow, Thu Friday and at 9 a. m. Thursday Friday.

REDUCE

day services conducted during Holy Week by the Evangelical Lutheran churches in Keith's theater. The Rev. F. S. Falkenroth, pastor of Our Savior Lutheran .church, will serve as liturgist for tomorrow’s service. from 12:05 to 12:35 noon. The Trinity Children’s chorus, directed by Otto Hellwege, will sing. The Rev.

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| party ended in 1931. A severe kidney | FROM SNIFRLY, STUFFY DISTRESS OF | George was credited with frequently

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lain to “get out.’ His campaign was largely instru= mental in bringing in Churchill as war premier, For a while after

a palliative to ease gasping, choking SPECIAL | Minister Neville Chamberlain. cennes will give the address: “Peas and the feeling of suffocation that Double-Duty Nose Drops D ed Si ( es will giv th ad ires Deace oftentimes accompanies Bronchial Works FastRight Where enouniced Signers in a Corfused-World,” at the noon Without exercise or Asthma. Caution: Use only as di- Trouble Is! As in the first war, he denounced meeting Thursday. The Rev. Henry diet--a new easy way rected. The Montrose Sales Co. smugness or complacency in- the Scheperle, institutional misSionary Inches of girth ana pounds the window Inc, Dept. 522-E, Montrose, Calif. ynctantly, relief from ills. sneezy (conduct of world war II. He took for the city, will serve as liturgist. of WEEN Shere Tw Is yOL Was) E Ritious Jaw all Sufferers from Gistress of head Qalds farts to come |the lead in proposing new advances There will be vocal music by the . ” = ¥ J) the window ronchial / ma Spasms .try this when you put a little Va-tro-nol up |i; the diplomatic and political, as St.” Paul's male chorus und reat- = and Mrs. FP preparation. They will send a lib- each nostril. Also helps prevent Hany | [> ps itary po direct e rar hder bee ments $ Mrs. Mildre > ; olds from developing if used i e. Well as the military, fields of war. direction of C. R. Nennert ' eral supply Free to anyone who © m ping n um 4 . for Only anotl M writes them. If you wish, you may Just tryit! Follow directions in folder. He held that only by looking at the ptt : nother Mr send 10c to cover mailing and VICKS VA-TRO-NO |truth"and publicly facing the blun- §/GARETS WORTH Single Treatinent a couple of handling. Send for it today. ders of the past could England fight addressed | ccs s east ee . ay we ec ss eceseoe ee o osuccessfully toward victory as in $3000 ARE STOLEN ROXY Indiana, In 1918. | Probably finding their ,way into : Str aws Tr immed A ith : . N —. evrriatrhe bar icic fr rs. NcGe . The | ~At moments of severe crisis from, the black market by now, are. 50 Feel : - PEOPLE'S o 1938 to 1940 Lloyd George's name, cases of cigarets valued 3 $3000; Better NORRIS Flowers Watch J - was mentioned frequenjly as a pros- stolen from the I. R.C.& D. freight * . . :: *Qefrawe Ti 3 wi 1 re d ° ‘0 ) ; Reducing Salon ' WS Ww - . DEN TISTS o pect for an important government lines warehouse, 301 S. Alabama §t. Sian Phone RIL. 6201 Stra ve Trimmed ith Pique DR. GE > : oP dest hi ae NM ; Te el Ne repo poLse Beauty Shop Open Evenings Straws Trimmed with folks Who fice Hours 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. | e warned that the Munich agree- yesterday by ilbert ‘hiteside, . and Saturday . . 0 0 : 3 I #l ment in Sevtember. 1935, was anliermingl manager i 321 Bd. of Trade Bldg. 143 N. Meridian . Ruching alleys. Dox ® Monday Night Till 8 P. M. ® immediate prelude to war and that ——————— RR — - - : v ] tween New . 3 “ ® if some new policy were ngt. found ' i a fovdl lecti f day and ra ” rita. would-~fin serself i re 18 3 vely. collection 0 ® Dr. Chas. Owens 36% W. Washington St. Ll. 3993 8 5rilaig. wyuit=gnd herself in 2 SAR TL best tires | . war. without friends straw hats... in many colors : ' $000 cess000000000e s0vecssgceee 4 : : ; : : Sil days. Let's # | After thé collapse of Poland he . and ¥n sfvlas to please both Mrs. Georg advised —Britain—to become —olose.- young and old. __Tracy Whi savs-) “Tn ends with the United .States and a “the other ¢ Russia. He even advised the dis- Ss cussion of peace terms “before millions die” to give time ‘to revamp THIS SAVES TIME England's diplomatic position. / E | AnD will HELP THE ac OPERATOR &EY You Opposed Diversion ERACT FARE YO YOUR DESTINATION I Febury. [00 be oppos) ir : of volvement in any Scandinavian or ON SCHE DULE: Balkan “diversion” attempts and ad- A PHO READY IN ADVANCE vised Britain not t4 “run any miore nates betwe risks.” . 1 searchlight OF BOARDING YOUR He warned that big forces would So Lovely! cameramen IT VE ILE be needed on the Western front for . behind the TRANS . H the German ajftack which would N P 3 |! . |surely come. x. 0 ractica * When the Norwegian campaign 1) £ failed he took the leading part in . E forcing the government to ‘public wi iA / 4 8 public sll 4 debate. He condemned the entire \! NDIANAPOLI : RAILWAY'S or yor ad ci on Glamis

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