Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1945 — Page 3

MONDAY, APRIL 16 1045.

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AIRLINER CRASH

Bodies Found in Wreckage|

High in Mountains. .

MORGANTOWN, W, Va, April 16° (U, P)), — Federal. and county authorities searched the wreckage of -a Pennsylvania Central airlines plane today for a clue to the cause of the crash which killed 17 passengers and three crew members. The 20 bodies, burned beyond recognition, .were recovered last night by a search party which trudged three miles up the side of Cheat mountains, eight miles northeast of here, to reach the smouldering wreckage. ~ Five servicemen were among the passengers of the Pittsburgh-to-Burmingham, Ala, plane which crashed between 4:50 and 5 p. m. Saturday, a few minutes after the pilot had radioed that all was well. Preliminary reports showed that Capt. Pilot Harold H. Jones, 32, Norfolk, Va., had apparently tried to pull the nose of tive big ship up as it. ploughed into the mountain 100 feet from the crest. The weather was described as normal. The “wreckage, first spotted by a search plane yesterday, was spread over a 400-yard area. None of the

passengers were from Indiana.

most of them|:

AUXILIARY TO MEET . The auxiliary to Indianapolis | chapter, No. 393, O. E. S., will meet tomorrow in Indianapolis Temple, 1522 W. Morris st. 7

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Gets Bronze Star

Col. Edward W. Fox (right) receives the bronze star from Col. Clarence B. Lober.

COL. EDWARD W. FOX of Indianapolis, adjutant general of the, Warner Robins air technical service command, recently was awarded the bronze star for meritorious service, The colonel was cited for service as adjutant general of the th air force ‘command at Hickam field, Hawaii, from Dec. 26, 1941, to Aug. 15, 1944. “Col. Fox; since the inception of the Hawaiian air force base command and during its several

reorganizations. into the present

Tth air force service command, assisted materially in the numerous ones which followed,” the citation said: Presentation of the medal was made by Col. Clarence B. Lober, director, at RoBins field.

IT'S ONE DAY NEARER VICTORY

UNCLE SAM ADVANCES A Swell Idea in BOND ‘BUYING!

Customarily there would be three War Loans this year— but Uncle Sam

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“soe wil a here MUST BE more E-X-T-R-A bonds in each loanl

"So —27 Million foresighted and farsighted and forthright citizens are getting an ADVANCE START.

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their allotments for Apri, May and June — so they can buy MORE bonds — and S-P-R-E-A-D their buying

over more pay checks.

It all adds up to this: — when the SEVENTH WAR LOAN comes they will have a good part of the extra bonds paid for—by spreading the burden over longer periods they can carry a heavier load. INTERRUPTION . PLEASE—At this point— there comes to mind a little story quite old— and a bit hazy—It's about a little boy--who was carrying on his bended back a boy almost his own size (maybe the boy was injured)—a passcrby inquired, “Isn't he

very heavy for you?”’—*“No,” the boy answered, “he’s my brother and I love him!”

These are the three numbers to remember—2-3-T—meaning this year 2 War Loans are as big as 3. In order that the Tth War Loan will 'be underwritten as a sweeping, inspiring success . .. the time. to begin is right now —and sit on top of the world in Satisfactions and + in Securities!

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met) THE, INDIANAPOLIS © TONES es Ver . Held Around the By UNITED. PRESS ‘attended by Gen. Charles de Gaulle, (Ching Kai-shek officiated today at] 'Monsiegneur Francis J. Brennan of Memorial services were held po. oMcials and members of the|a memorial service in Chungking | Philadelphia and was attended by| around the world Sunday and BY erica diplomatic corps. with Chinese offilals and American [Prince ~~ Humbert, other , Italian A 14-month-old dog, the pet of for Franklin Delano Roosevelt, | the three small daughters of Mr. Men of the armed services at-{army and diplomatic officials at=| dignitaries and American officials. . As the body of their late Com- : land Mrs. H. S. Shaw, 2302 N. La mander-in-Chief was laid at rest in|tended services throughout the Pa- tending. At York, England, a muffied peal s Chinese from all walks of life! | was sounded on the bells «of the Salle st, was the 24th dog poisoning Pa-|W. Nimitz and his staff’ attended | filed into the U.' 8. iriformation ancient churcK: to coincide with the victim in two weeks here today. cific and Mediterranean theaters of brief rites in an open-air theater. llibrary Sunday and inscribed their] time of burial. - Special prayers were] The pup was found dead in the . war paid solemn last respects at A five-minute period of silence was names in an album as a mark of said at services during the day. vard of a next-door neighbor after special rites. |observed throughout. the island just | hg " i 1 nila Thousands of American soldiers | before noon. ‘love. and respect for “China’s|' At Baghdad, the Iraq parliament he had been let out this morning, “servicemen and [staunch friend.” The album will be adjourned for the day after hearing|It was the first dog poisoning ree

and Fgench soldiers and civilians| Hundreds . of allied nations at-|flown to the United States |a tribute to.the late President bY | ported since a week ago when 23

streamed into three Paris churches women ofr all for memorial services Sunday. morn- tendéd outdoor memorial services | The American Catholic colony in|Premie; Hamdi Pachachi. pets were stricken within a fivee The Australian cabinet began nl .

ing. {at allied force headquarters in Italy. {Rome held a ceremony of propitia- | / The official French memorial serv-| In China, where formal mourn-|tion for the American nation Sun- consideration of striking a special block radius of Arnolda ave.

ice at Notre Dame cathedral was ing began Sunday, Generalissimo ‘day. The service was conducted by postage stamp as a national tribute.’ Michigan st. on the far west side.

. PAGE ¢ 124TH DOG DIES IN “POISONING SERIES

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