Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 130, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1933 — Page 2

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FT. HARRISON'S CHIEF TO LEAVE General Jamerson Is Given Leave of Absence From Service. Brigadier-General George H Jamerson, who has commanded Ft Benjamin Harrison since August 1927, has received orders from the war department giving him leave of absence, effective Oct. 25, prior to his retirement Nov. 30 General Jamerson relieved the late Brigadier-General Dwight E.

5 ■ HM&jf ANNivEßlldai I 111 !■ Tomorrow I, Dedicated to A 111 2 Great Leaders! Come! The day of days! We honor our great p res ident DONA who has so gloriously led the country back to jBSS|BHg| prosperity! We also honor the President of the 49 T P /■ ]9 Kay Stores from coast to coast, whose courage and I I ' I I ^ == foresight has made this great anniversary sale I \ „ !JU Mh S I V£ NTiff \osa J£X* 0U / ILJI \ VV6 90 OUR PART' 19 Months f PAGEANT each VALUE PERSONALLY I ’f&jlv %A A JO SELECTED AND APPROVED 4:T:= by KAY’S PRESIDENT Large fine.qual- It has only been possible to picture a few of the ity. center* dia- hundreds of great specials that I have personally “ 1 m 'ond, enriched Okayed for President's Day . . . Considering increased “The entire Kay organwith 8 side dia- wholesale cost I do not believe it is possible, .for us, ization with hundreds monds 18 -kt or anyone to ever duplicate these prices again. of employes from coast mounting. _ to coa f are p^dsi ”* *° -19 Months ( ) IS- / dent. Lead on —all to Pay -Oz America is with you.” ■L-a.T.wra! ■taraiwiaj 11 §l3 Diamond en- IIABI ! E STEEL I ASHTRAYS I SALT & PEPPERS 7, , v ,,n < ’ l n, l< ‘, t,'!f!' Assorted designs _ mond, beautified clever animals RAZOR BLADES •• • they re smart ■ ■ by 12 side dia- Q P,t, .n y ~ MC monds. jects-made ot tree r,or. Paetaie Us. Sawdlnarv price. ' 19 Months fine lustre. . S **of i BtaU for. ./ V [sl 7*3 p Tip a Spt each Undistinguished by Leather WALLETS .Joirociro — ll 1 oO

Aultman as commanding officer of Ft Harrison and has been responsible for the many great improvements at the fort in the last few years. ______ General Jamerson gradual the United States military academy in 1893 and has been in the army ever since. He saw active service in France during the World war, commanding the 159th brigade of the Eightieth division. His brigade served with the British In the Artois sector north of the Somme during July, and participated in the MeuseArgonne offensive from Sept. 26 to Oct. 9. 1918 General Jamerson was awarded the distinguished service medal for exceptionally meritorious service as regimental commander, 317th infantry. and later as commander of the 159th brigade.

BURGLARS TAKE S2OO FUR COAT Thieves Loot House While Family Is Away, Police Report. Loot of burglars yesterday and last night included a S2OO sable coat taken from the home of Don Spugnardi, 5815 Washington boulevard, with Jewelry and other articles valued at $132 more. The burglary was discovered last night when the family returned home. Loot at the Woodruff Place Bap-

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tist church. Michigan and Walcott streets, was $5.25. taken from two small banks obtained after filing cabinets had been broken open. Ten pairs of hose valued at $8 were stolen fro~i a clothesline at the rear of the home of Joseph Axelrod, 1032 South Illinois street. Robert Nichols, 24, Negro, 401 North California street, was arrested on larceny charge after William Schlangen, special police officer for a downtown store reported finding him in possession of alleged stolen merchandise valued at $3.25. Man Knifed by Loiterers Robert McAfee, 25, of 3015 Station street, was treated at city hospital last night for several cuts which he said were inflicted by three men after he refused to drink with them. McAfee told police he was accosted by the men at Massachusetts ave- ! nue and the railroad elevation.

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