Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1945 — Page 29

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JIVE TOMORROW

Recreatoin Announces Five Social Events.

Plans for teen-age dances tomorrow night have been announced by the city recreation department. Buzz Bucket, 2400 W. Michigan at, will hold a dance with Kenny Hedrick’s swing band. The come mittee includes Angeline Lynch, Barbara Oliver, Joanna Ford, Marjorle McCurdy, and Deslores Forten of the Jez Only club. Jive Town will give a football hop at the Woodruff Place club house, Middle dr., Woodruff Place, to honor their football team, with Lucille Volk, Joan Boucher, Leroy Firestone, Pat Pranger, Paul Mangen and George Thumann in charge. Sweater Hop Hep Kat Hall will sponsor a sweater hop at St. Francis de Sales hall, 2187 Avondale pl, with Betty Cone, Don Short, Marjorie Wall, Clifford Bellis and Bob Harvey in| command, Jive Hive will hold "a juke-box| swing at Pleasant Run golf house to announce the new managing committee including: Finley Isler, Lyle Hanna, John Urrutia, Carol Arnholter, Jean Shaffer, Paul Powell and Roland King. Boogie Barn at Cottage and S. East sts, and Harmony Hut at 2928 Clifton will be open for juke-box

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ert H. Goldsmith, Batesville; Aviation Machinist's Mate 3-c Richard H, Ray, Tangier; Boatswain’s Mate 2-¢c Wayne L. Bemis, Greencastle; Seaman 2-¢ Leroy Welch Jr, 730 Bescher, and Painter 1-c Kenneth P. Mering, 1902 W. Vermont, both of Indianapolis. Second row, left to right: Sea-

THIRTEEN Hoosier sailors, including three Indianapolis men are shown above on their carrier, U. 8. 8. Bataan, in Tokyo bay,

whose guns and planes downed 138 ‘Jap aircraft. Front row, left to right: Seaman 2-¢ Mount E. Higdon, Aus-

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man 1l-c Donald K. Hoffman, Claypool; Fireman 1l-¢ Darrel B. Chadwick, Ft. Wayne; Lt. (jg) Earl T. Richards, 702 W. 43d st, Indianapolis; Lt. Lloyd E. Dyer, Bloomington; Lt. Richard J, Tierman, Richmond; Machinist's Mate 1-¢c Willlam J. Hill, East Gary, and Fireman 1-¢ Stanley H. Michalak, South Bend.

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HARNESS TO ADDRESS 90m K. Rickles is chairman of the

{reception committee, Melvin KetIRVINGTON GOP CLUB, tetnut in charge of refreshments.

Rep: Forest A. Harness of Koko- Republican ‘women, who will as~ mo sist in serving, are Mrs. John C.

will be principal speaker at) Siegesmund, Mrs: Don E. Warrick, the annual fall festival and 26th Mrs. Ralph Hamill, Mrs. Bertha anniversary of the Irvington Re-|Hibner, Mrs. Jeannette McPheeters, publican club Monday night. Mrs. John K. Rickles, Mrs. Tyler G. O. P, state and county of-|Oglesby, Mrs. Melvin Kettelhut and ficials will attend the session, to be| Mrs. Lyle Rawlings. The meeting

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held at 5704 E. Washington st.|starts at 8 p. m.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

|A pair of perturbed congressmen

DRINKING PUPILS AROUSE CAPITAL

Congressmen Blame Conduct on Parents. WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 (U. P.)—

elbowed their way today into the heated controversy over smoking and drinking at high school athletic contests in the nation's capital city. Dr. Adelbert Lee, a member of the board of education, touched off the exchange with charges that boys | and girls were smoking and drink-| ing at high school games. He said | he would move to end sports events if it were not halted. {

Students and school officials! promptly denied that there was drinking, though they admitted to the smoking. Lee said there was too drinking—that he had seen it. | The congressmen were not long | in making themselves heard. Quick! to speak up was Senator Theodore | G. (The Man) Bilbo (D. Miss.) who, | as chairman of the senate District | of Columbia committee, is known as the unofficial “mayor” of Washington. | Bilbo said parents were to blame

"RIDGWAY SUCCEEDS M'NARNEY IN ITALY

LONDON, Oct. 12 (U. P.).—British Lt. Gen. William D. Morgan, {who accepted the unconditional surrender of the German army in Italy for the allies, has been appointed supreme allied commander for the Mediterranean, it was announced officially yesterday. Lt. Gen. Mathew B. Ridgway will succeed Gen. Joseph T. McNarney as commander of the United States {forces in Italy... He will also assume the duties of deputy to { Morgan. | McNarney who ‘has left for

{ for high school tippling. He offered [to push action on a bill to move {liquor stores 600 feet away from |schools instead of the 400 feet now required. Rep. John L. McMillan (D. 8, C.), chairman of a house D. C. subcommittee on health, shared his views but was less specific as to what to do. He blamed parents who *“‘don’t| care” and said congress will “have

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Philadelphia to Destroy Pigeons

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12 (U, P.) —Death warrants were signed for Philadephia’s pigeons yesterday when the city council singed ordinances permitting health au-

thorities to destroy them in the city limits and prohibiting feeding them. The edicts will destroy one of the favorite pastimes of young

and old Philadelphians—feeding the pigeons which have flocked around city hall and other parks for generations, The city's fathers think it is all for the best. interest of the people. Laboratory tests revealed the birds were carriers of a virus similar to that which cause pneumonia. The virus was reported

PAGE MORE VETERANS ON - UNEMPLOYED LIST

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 (U. P)— Unemployment “figures for veterans are still climbing, : Records today showed that 92.-

715 ex-servicemen drew $2,200,770

in readjustment allowances during the week ended Sept. 29, a new record: high.

Total for the previous week: $1. 953,439 paid to 81,266 veterans.

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