Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1945 — Page 4
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MINESWEEPER LOST IN PACIFC
U. . Ship Sun Sunk in Borneo Landing Operations. WASHINGTON, June 26 (U. PD.
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WASHINGTON, June
--The navy today announced the
loss of the minesweeper Salute as a result of enemy action in the Borneo area. The 945-ton vessel, which carried a wartime crew of about 100, lost nine members—six killed and three’ missing. : 5 Skipper of the vessel, Lt. John 8.%° Nichols, Long Island, N. ¥., was -a survivor, Loss of this small craft brought to 319 the number of American naval vessels lost from all causes in this war. The Salute was built’ by the Winslow Marine Railway. & Shipbuilding - Co., Seattle, Wash, and commissioned Dec. 4, 1943 The ship saw action in the Leyte island invasion and in minesweeping operations in the "Philippines ares. She was engaged in convoy and
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" Catherine Byrom, 58, struck down 26.—Rep.| yesterday by a taxicab in a blind- ~ Tanking | minority member, of the house ap-|
propriations committee, offered to- | day a budget of his own showing how the office of war information |
could operate on the $18,000,000 voted by the house. This figure was boosted to $39,670,215 by the tions committee and is up for debate today. The house appropria‘tions committee had recommended $35,000,000 for OWI. | $18,000,000 was made on the house floor by a Taber amendment. “With the $18,000,000 appropri-| ated by the house, which is sme] third of the money they have h
this current vear, OWI could ok! ¥ one-third of its present staff,” Mr
Taber said. “They would still be able to carry on in the Pacific theater with the full 1731 people required for that
escort work prior to the Borneo operations in } Whih she was lost. TOMMY HARMON IS PAPA | 1ootball star at U: HOLLYWOOD, June 26 (U. P.). igan, early taeda} ~Movie Starlet Elvse Knox, wife of seven-pound girl.
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thief to whom police ascribed Nazi Mrs. Elizabeth Uland, Indian-! 'apolis, has been installed as grand | | guardian of the grand council, | Order of Job's Daughters of Indiana. |
mother of five overseas veterans was robbed as she lay dying of traffic hurts in the street. Gone from the wrist of Mrs. the new associate grand guardian.
Other officers installed Saturday
ing rainstorm, was the diamond studded wristwatch her servicemen sons had bought her. . The cab driver, Michael Laurie, 34, reported the accident. Laurie said he stopped his vehicle when he heard an impact, asked a milkman to watch over Mrs. Byrom | and went to call police, When he returned to the scene, Laurie said, he found the milkman gone. The woman's watch and purse Vere mis were missing.
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™ | night at the grand council meéti [grand director of music: g ¥ ag untington, grand inner guard, and Vincen Bovard, Indianapolis, grand outer
ward Miss Harriet Treace, Ft, Wayne, vice (B Instalung officers were Mrs, Mae Markum | grand guardian; Everett Catheart, «0 | Jacobs, . presiding officer; Mrs. Lorna Boldian¥polis, associate vice grand guardian; |ing, acting marshal; Mrs. Aileen Money| Mrs. Virginia Clark, Gary, .grand guide; | installing officer; Mrs. Guida 8. Runyon, | Mrs. Neva Slater, Anderson, grand mashal; guide; Mrs, Beatrice Bryant, marshal Mrs, Edna Pauley. Indianapolis, grand sec. | Miss Carrie Van Wey, = secretary, Mrs etary; Mrs, Marte pling treasurer, and Mrs. Ann Price, | Rintion, installing - musician, and Miss { Indianapolis grand chaplain, Martha Rearick, soloist, Is Grand Messengers are Mrs. Mary Greén, ee UPP ndianapolis, first; Mrs, Margaret Helmes, TO 'LUB SUPPER | Clinton, second; Mrs. Vada Funkhouser, WNSEND © B Anderson, third; Mrs. Wilburta Eads, Shelbyville, fourth, and Mrs. Pauline Gray,
M. Stern, Noblesville, gran senior custo- | re dian; Mrs. Harriet wily Indianapolis, and Cottage ave
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in Washington and 100 could perform all the useful activities that {are needed,” he said. “In New York City they enormous plant ¢ with upwards of} { 2000 employees. They are sending | out shortwave broadcasts at great| expense at all hours of the day and! night to all sorts of places. The broadcasts have no propaganda | § value whatever. , . . | “In San Francisco they have 895 Lost Loot Here | employees, and ‘they are planning| Police believe Heiman was the on even more. The only thing they | husband of Patricia Heiman, held in do out there which might be con-|the county jail here as a material strued as having some bearing on | witness following the Kroger grotey the war effort is the production of | robberies. some broadcasts to Japan. They | On the night of June 17, Heiman | are very poorly done. and another man- held up Kroger | 528 Do Work of Six | stores at 3839_E. Washington st. and | “OWI has a publications outfit in| 2030 W. Washington st. As they fled New York and Washington which is| the latter address, they were met by utterly worthless. They have an|a stream of bullets poured at them enormous setup in 60 to 70 coun-|by police. In their excitement, tries. A printing plant in Rome they dropped a money bag containwith 1300 employees! Ing $3200. “They are going to run eight little | Mrs. Heiman later was nabbed at newspapers in Germany—12 by 15| {an Indianapolis tourist camp. Po‘inches printed on one side. That |lice thought she had been living sounds like a small project doesn't|there with Heiman and another it? Six people-could easily get up| couple. and print this size newspaper in | Two Others Captured any locality. But OWI never does; Two other persons were captured anything with a minimum number | iin the wild, bullet-splattered auto{of employees, or at a minimum mobile pursuit, launched after the (cost. Its setup in Germany involves Chicago detectives commanded oc1528 people. {cupants of a sedan at Clark and “It is about time that OWI— | Hubbard sts. to halt. Instead they the part of it which is necessary— raced away. The other captives are be put to work on an efficient basis Edward Ervin, 30, and Miss Doris | and that waste and extravagance | Gregerson, 27, both of Pontiac, Mich | be checked. It is about time that! After a brief chase through congress cease to appropirate more downtown streets, Ervin jumped of the people's money than is re- from the machine and attempted | quired to earry on proper activities.” top escape on foot. Heiman chose
gun fight follow- oF ling an automo- 3 bile chase on the Lyman Hieman city's near North side. The exchange also cost the life | of Morris Friedman, Chicago detective. Friedman's partner, Detec{tive Rudolph. Friedl, dropped the bandit as he sought refuge behind {a parked car.
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to shoot it out, wielding two pistols. One of his shots pierced De- | tective Friedman's stomach. | Heiman cringed to the pavement | behind another car, but was killed {instantly by a slug from the gun {of Friedman's partner. Ervin told police at the detective bureau that he had volunteered to drive Miss Gregerson to an uncle she was visiting in . Chicago. His first story, police said, was that he bad picked Heiman up just outside 1e city. "Later he changed his story and told -police he picked Heiman up on Chicago's outer drive, He denied knowing Heiman previously but admitted a police record in Michigan, police said.
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