Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1941 — Page 10

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1941 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 9

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; GEN. ROBERT GETTY’'S , , OFFER COMMISSIONS = CRUSHED TO DEATH PREDICTS BASES Bets Americas services Tomorrow LX oos/er H elps Weller in Retur n fo Front ™"\oung bocToRs VALPARAISO, Ind, April 16 (3 IN ANTARCTICA nr ines oS! on SAN FRANCISCO. April 16 (U By GEORGE WELLER | The portmaster of the littl e white- | pected, considering the suddenness WASHINGTON, April 16 (U. p.). death yesterday between a truck

3 3 “0 1 h he A DOIIs s 1 3 : o . : . Haev MM. Hollinger of ine P ).—Funeral services will be heid CoP} et bel Il BY Jp aganol ames walled island town from which this |of the break-through in Jugoslavia.| —The War Department advised the and fi corn crip on he Charles HartA SuTY Airlines. Rae has been | the National Cemetery at the . boatman took me had an American| We reached Piraeus at 11:30 at American Medical Association to- vie arm i miles southwest of ce field Presidio of San Francisco tomorrow ATHENS, April 16.—This writers high school education. But on that night, while the sky was ablaze jo. (hat medical students fr aa e Yes ome of ; 2pp for Brig. Gen. Robert Nelson Getty, odvssev with Greek (troops who. . ‘ Wh vo with A : ‘ d whi A ¢ £ 1S om n1cago. Admiral B RR dssictant © the ha 86. { Gen G W. (Gentl Fn : ul Olisland, I spent the night, sur- with flaming onions and while a |... cdited schools graduating this ira yrd Says FD super visor of » Son of Gen. George W. (Gente eccaped Macedonia and Thrace just i b dies be relative svaat any of thes ' ire: fiir g g Lu i — su r vi ; 5 rounded by soldiers, on the relative great inany of the people, more fo: spring will be given an opportunity TERRAPIN SOUP COMING BACK

reservations and ) Bob) GRELtY of ivy Wal Joe, before the Germans came is ended ; : , Interested: Has Been | ticket offices. F. BR. Gen. Getty diea yesterday at the ¢ tobs wh ‘comfort of a wooden bench. form’s sake than for safety, had|to obtain commissions as first lieu-| BEAUFORT, N. C. (U. P.).—Dia- | G Malbeuf, In- SS Letterman General Hospital. where and like most of them, 1 am gong | There I saw many familar faces iaken refuge under bridges and in tenants in the Medical Corps mand back terrapins, once facing Ordered to Duty. janapolis sales § \ i he had been a patient for a month. back to the front }and a considerable humber of sol- fields as the pompoms made punch- Reserve. extinction, are bred at the rate of manager for the OR A native of Ft. Hamilton, N. Y., he] 1 yeached Pireaus, the port of diers. indionti a titel Ee 0ises IH the darkness Such newly commissioned officers 15,000 annually at the U. S. Marine By SAM TYNDALL airlines ans Ra : was graduated from West Point in Athens. in a tiny motor boat piloted lers, indicating to me 1at € The Mayor himself turned out a should present thelr letiers of | Laboratory here. Officials of tha The United States mav establish | nounced today. \ R 1878, fought in the last of the In- " sient Ciresic Whe used 46 reside General Staff's plan for the evacua- force of police to And taxicabs to appointment to their local selective | laboratory say terrapin soup, once naval bases in Antarctica according Mr. Hollinger RS yuan Waly and the Spanish-Amer- 9V a R14 K tion of Eastern Greece had been take the troops—and the writer— service boards for reclassifications, a rare delicacy, is returning to to Rear Admiral Richard E Bwrd | joined the 3 i [San war, in Indiana Harbor. Ind carried out as well as could be ex- to Athens and deferment, favor. President Roosevelt has discussed American Air - | : di =

plans with him, the noted explorer les here in § S- s . Said in an miersiew before ad-| JANUARY. 1937. Tp Hollinger OPEN EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK dressing a meet- until his proing sponsored by motion, he was passenger agent the Lions Club| NG reservauons manager. His at Cadle Taber- NeW position includes Indianapo-

nacle last nieht.| lis and the Middle West rea 1 7 The Admiral eT ; said also he had fer 8 or :; DRAF dex Ee to act d hin ;

ay cen 13,432 IN STATE was 20S NEWEST 1941 MODEL. .. FULLY EQUIPPED... “FOUR-STAR®

ont in th he © Sixth Call Near End; Two

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The PreSident is very interested Quotas Expected in the possibility of these bases below South America to protect the For June. route that eventually may become a via fic route for the Navy Indiana has sent enough young should th anama nal ever be men to the Army Bivesny under the jestroved.” Admiral Byrd declared draft program to man, from the % 9 $

standpoint of numbers, one understrength divisior since the emer- At the end of tne sixth call this has the naval importance of Sat lav. a total of 13.242 draftees tarctica been recognized and will have been inducted

added that bases could be built on And while the present prospects : \ S . " the Palmer Peninsula, whose north- are that there will be no call in \ ; RR ET : ern lip is about 450 miles below May, Selective Service officials be-| § S Re ae y RE] ca Ren SE ET — the southern tip of South America. jjeve that there may be two calls Sa ata RR BERR aa : ™ | I ne of the two camps set up by in June for the 8000 men yet needed : Sa i RY : ’ 3 s i » hey = -

me Pole expedi ON for this vear's quota of 21.087 men es so of th The Army is expected to analmer Peni nsuld. pounce quotas tor next vear durin

was placed on ac- jgyly and already Selective Service § err, : : ¥ S tH /] P ident for the : - 2 & President for the officials are working out the new | “Y ae ensarionaily Low rrice

but Without year quotas for the local boards

Washi 1 Thev will be figured on the basis

e tour he wa f Class 1-A registrants in each | : ; . Ds otis board area. At present, men are § : : 3 Fv Quality for Quality

taken from the boaras ! in BrOporuon to the number of

weather opiS an expert Explain New System

Had Narrow Escape Local boards will be credited for anv £ > 3 ; i to the South Pole ex- number of men taken under " ah : 18 present system which is in ex- § 4 Hl 4 ao rn ck that the C&S of the number which would] Ne -~ |P Sak x . . ; a UCK Ung n : 2 3 h Cai have n taken had ti y 2 ' the expedition got ‘°° been taken had the new quota i EE : : - ® ) Cu | 3 § SIZE arctica. Thev Were sur- ysiem been in effect. Lieut. Comm i Lk §F . . 5 ‘ al i" it \ i oul = 3 p RB ice a one ti S. A. Bishop of the Mobilization Diid "taken vision said i war All Hoosiers in the armed forces who were not taken through the 5 RHEE 3 craft program are now sending in oF i EHR ; : - : 3 3 3 die? y mF Fully

nome address cards to their local

boards i {REE : “ “ - j SEEK MORE ENSIGNS “Each local board will be credited, ll. Fquipped tity is ASHINGTON in the new quota schedules, with ; g | 3 Model! y 1-Star’

virman Carl DO as the men from their area who are Ta : % Feature! Hous» Naval Affairs Com- In the armed forces. Thus, some 3 . RQ , = . ) boards in communities from which 3 large number of voung men have oined the Al ‘my, Navy or Marines will be required to send onilv a few or mavbe no men at all under the draft program Draft officials estimate that there : —_ : i ; ; _ are 26.000 non-draftees now in the tod 1 ] a : ) EASY TERMS . U. 8S. armed forces - - beni . - : y ; * New Under-arm That means; if voure interested asa: : } ; tama a bon in figures, that there are now about Cream Dzodorant 40.000 Hoosiers under the colors—or safely about one out of every 88 persons in he State

Stops Perspiration : 511 Go Today

A total of 371 men from Indiana EEE NN ) 3 TREE = vv antiral dmete will be inducted into the Army to- : : a TT } 3 = SSE} y actual es day, including 81 from Marion Calis Th EN 3 — 35 B or C.. ; County, in the largest one-day ? ; TERRA ] 3 3 star perrormel quota since the beginning of induc- SHH Hid 3 : = 3 Sea 3 3 F tions under the Selective Service FHA - 3 : : : SR eature! Svstem Of today's deliveries, 554 are a part of the sixth Selective Service i ae > 3 - 3 : \ ~ ; ih call for 6900 men. The remaining oh eg di 3 FA =; storage fray ‘.o.TWo 42-02. Cryst al water bottles » Does not rot dresses, does 17 selectees are replacements fo hi ; 5 5 ; ! ; i I" (vif « Sh t srtiath sin. men rejected on previous calls a + v [OH=OUT Handi-bin « «0 SHANG shelf. tingto dry.Canbewsed A total of 159 of the total 57 ES i I iiibasuh men will be inducted at Ft. Harrisanty Stops perspirranon on The remainder will be reYAR oto ceived ¢ 1. Wayne and Louisville white oreaseless. stain. cs fl 2 a Marion County col : \ 3 i i ® Unf y he : . nents are registrants of Local : : $0 a Safety-Zone Thermomete)

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