Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1945 — Page 7
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BANDIT SLUGS MAN WITH GUN
Starts for Recluse.
Thomas Chiswell, 54, of 502 E. Maple rd. told police he left. his apartment last night “to put the cat out” and strolled into the muzzle-end of a blue steel revolver held by a stickup man in the back-
lurched toward the bandit and received a clout on the head with the side of the gun. The hoodlum fled, minus any loot.
Another thief applied a head-|}|
lock - to Theodore Prashuhn, 64, of 2333 Brookside ave. as he strolled in the 2700 block on Brookside, and esca with his bilifold containing #4. . Two teen-age girls dodged and ran from the clutches of a man who leaped upon them from. an alley on Tabor st. near Ringgold st, according to police,
Search for Man A 65-year-old “hermit,” missing from his small frame house in a weed patch at the rear of 2246 Finley ave., was the object of an intense police search today. The missing man is Charles O'Donnell, a bachelor-recluse in the neighborhood for 45 years, Neigh-
much as three or four thousand dollars.” Alarmed oy Mr. O'Donnell’s failure to visit his grocery store, at Keystone and Churchman aves, a custom for years, Grocery-
MONDAY, SEPT. 24, 1945 rrr WILLIE and JOE—By Mauldin
Yelling for help, Mr. Chiswell |
man Albert C, Pritchard investi-| gated. He found the key in the! back door, the front door unlocked. |
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| Mr. O'Donnell was last seen Friday
afternoon. Three beverage act raids netted four arrests yesterday by Lt. Dulin Judd and Sgt. James Langsford. They held Emmett Rudolph of the Sportsman's bar, 551% Indiana ave.; Mary Milton of 121 W. 12th st. and Ada Jones and James Roper,” nabbed with liquor, beer and -wine in their possession at 2145 Kenwood ave.
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WAR LOAN GOAL IS $165 MILLION
Indiana Prepares. to’ Open Drive Oct. 29.
Indiana has been assigned a $165,000,000 quota in the Victory Loan drive—the last war bond came paign of world war II. The quota for the drive, which opens Oct. 20 and closes Dec, 8, 1s the lowest assigned to the state since the second war loan drive in April, 1943, Regional organization meetings for the drive will be held Oct. 1 in Richmond and Madison; Oct. 2 at French Lick and Evansville; Oct. 4 at Marion and Ft. Wayne; Oct. 5 at Culver and Gary; Oct. 8 at Crawfordsville; Oct. 12 at Terre Haute and Oct. 16 at Indianapolis. Leaders to Attend The war finance chairman, vice chairmen and their aids will attend these pre-drive meetings. Taking part in the regional meetings will be. Eugene C. Pulliam, state l{chairman; Willis B. Conner Jr., manager of the committee; Eber M. Spence, state chairman of the pay-
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roll savings division; Warren B. Mc~ Afee, manager of the labor division; Louis Carow- dr. director of publicity and special events; Mrs, Mildred ‘A. Ahlgren, state chairman of the woman's division; Miss Sally Butler, assistant director of the education division; William L. Baynes, manager of the farm division; Lawrence Dorsey, executive secretary, and Frank O'Rourke, manager of the government and public employees division.
MARK OGDEN TAKES KOKOMO BUS POST
, Mark Ogden, administrative staff member of the Indiana employment security division before entering the navy in 1942, has been elected executive vice president of the Cross Transit Corp., operators of the Kokomo bus system, U. B. Cross, president, announced today, : Mr. Ogden, who returned home recently after 38 months of service, 34 of which were spent at sea, will assume active management of the bus lines Oct. 4 when he goes on in. active duty with the U. 8. navy reserves. After a year in the Caribbean as commanding officer of a converted yacht engaged in antisubmarine warfare, Mr, Ogden was assigned to the U. 8 8. Takanis Bay, an aircraft carrier assigned to the Pacific. y Mr, Ogden, formerly a newspaperman in North Manchester, Peru, Kokomo and Indianapolis, is a native of Wabash county. He attended Manchester college and the University of Wisconsin. He is a member of the Indianapol.s Press club and the Indianapolis Athletic club,
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PASTOR DECRIES
Says Teachings May Cause Feuds Among Pupils.
Dr, E. Burdette Backus says religious education classes for school children stir up religious feuds among pupils and sometimes create friction between parents and children. ; Dr, Backus, minister of All Souls Unitarian church, outlined these views in a sermon yesterday morning in the church, He gave the sermon because of the many .inquiries he has had concerning the recent so-called “atheist trial” at
man testified at the trial, The wife of an Illinois university professor and mother of a school boy, brought suit against the schools for permitting religious education on release time for public school children, . Not Atheistic View
Dr. Backus states emphatically that Unitarians do not share the atheistic position of the professor's wife but are in complete agreement with her in her opposition to the religion classes. “Unitarians consider such classes a violation of the American principle of the separation of church and state,” said Dr. Backus. “I have heard a good many people who do not belong to any religious denomi~ nation tell of the way they and their children have suffered as the result of such classes,” he added. “Children like to conform and when they cannot conform to such ‘a custom as the religion classes, they feel set apart and are the victims of a good deal of pressure. This makes conflict between the home and the program carried on in the school, May Cause Feuds
“In some cases, children have withdrawn from my own Sunday school and enrolled in others or in none because of the school influence. This has caused the parents great distress of mind, For our whole conception does not conform to the orthodox standards with which pupils are brought’into contact in connection with the public schoo] religion classes.” Dr. Backus quoted from the report of an investigation made by the public education committee of New York which confirmed his objections to the classes, The report, among other things, spoke of the “religious feuds” caused among school children by the religion classes. “American schools are our greatest cultural achievement,” concluded Dr. Backus, “they should deal
secularists nor as Methodists, Baptists and the like.”
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ELECTRIC GROUP T0 HOLD MEETING
The Indiana Electric Association will hold its annual meeting at the French Lick Springs hotel Sept. 26 to 28. : L. B. Schiesz, president of the association, is chairman of the Wednesday and Friday sessions. The first day's session will convene at 2:30 p. m., with committee reports, followed by a dinner and dancing at night. Speakers for Thursday's session will be T. D. Scarff, General Electric Co., C. W. Kellogg, president of the Edison Electric Institute, and Ashton B. Collins, “Reddy Kilowatt.” Lieut, Governor Richard T. James and R. J. Kryter, Esterline-Angus Co., also will speak. Memorial services for gold-star employees belonging to the association will follow the dinner in the evening.
Friday's speakers will include E.
Co.; H, M. Sawyer, American Gas
& Electric Service Corp.; E. D. Anderson, Northern Indiana. Public Service Commission; Harry J. Reed, Purdue university, and Hassil E, Schenck, American Farm Bureau Federation: Special programs have been arrangemed for the ladies. On the committee in charge of arrange= ments are H. T. Pritchard, Indian apolis Power & Light Co; E. D. Anderson and C. V. Sorenson, Indiana Service Corp.
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Army Exempts 300,000 Men
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (U. P.). —An additional 300,000 army officers and men were exempted from future service outside the United States today when the army lowered
Effective immediately, no enlisted men will be sent overseas if on last Sept. 2 their critical point score was 36 or more, or if they were 37 years old or if they were 34 years old with more than a year of
Officers will not be shipped overseas if their point score or age as of Sept. 2 was equal to or exceeded: Male officers, except medical de-
Male officers, medical corps and dental corps—45 points or 40 years
Male officers, veterinary corps and corps—30
Nurses—12 points or 30 years of
age. Medical department dietitians and physical therapy aides—18 points or
WAC personnel, as previously announced, will not be sent overseas.
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