Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1941 — Page 5

In the Services—

PTR TCE i cue Ll mmemmci| INTO AIR GORPS

3 More Enlist Here and Are Transferred to Schools.

Two more Indianapolis aviation cadets have graduated from the Air Corps flying schools and have taken their place in Air Corps units. They are Joseph K. Gemmill, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gemmill, 342 S. Emerson Ave, and Elmer M.

Gemmill Morse

Morse, son of Mrs. Annie G. Morse,

5657 E. Washington St. ; : : | They graduated from the Air i : SPECIALLY PRICED

Corps advanced training school at

the Gulf Coast Air Corps Training hy i : Center and were commissioned sec- : : THURSDAY ONLY! pa ££ sau

ond lieutenants in the Air Corps,

Three More to Fly swig 4 BE THREE MORE Indianapolis men have enlisted in the Air Corps for A , ; flight training. fn Bn

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The enlistments, handled through the Ft. Harrison recruiting office, were Donald W. Bell, 2338 N. LaSalle, transferred to the Pine Bluff School of Aviation at Pine Bluff, Ark.; David W. Allerdice, 3162 Cen-

tral Ave, Wilson -Bonle Flying a aE A The “TU-SEASO N” COAT

School, Chickasha, Okla., and Rob-

ert G. Brittenbach, 704 Day St., als : 7% : ; i $=. of IMPORTED WOOLS

to Pine Bluff School.

Visits Parents Here na "A SPECIAL PURCHASE JUST AR. o win out §

Private, first class, Harry Alvin : : } RIVED! These are the coats . . . this is Biz ay Stoneburner, ©. > | the fabric . . . that makes sporting his- | ® Focker "4 has’ been el tory! At $25 they would win ready Ty o With Actions ing his parents, ; - favor . .. but Anniversary Sale brings Back Mr.and Mrs. Al- : : the price down to 19.95! If you've o With S114 Yo ox Sign : : : wa always wanted a really fine sport coat : ; o With Zip 21st St., during a : 3 3 . . . here's your chance for one at sav- Placket 15 - day furlough i ings! Everyone tailored by a fine maker! Lo from Camp Elliott, San Diego, Cal. Pvt. Stoneburner, who at- & tended Tech Pvt, Stoneburner High School, enlisted in the Marine Corps last November.

Awaits Transfer

PVT. REDFORD C. BLACK- . BURN, JR, U.S. # Army, of Indianapolis, is now stationed at Brooklyn, N. Y., awaiting transfer to the Phillipine Islands. Pvt. Blackburn, who enlisted in| the Armyfor three years, is the son of Mrs. Kathryn Black-

Pvt. Blackburn burn of R. R. 2, Box 963.

Officer Material

PRELIMINARY enlistments for six Indiana men wishing to enlist in the U. S. Naval Reserve for officer training have been completed, Lieut. L. F. Brozo, USNR, recruiting officer at the Naval Armory announces. The men are W. A. Bowmen and B. M. Hurd of Indianapolis; Wilfred Fish, Vevay; C. I. McClelland, Rich= mond; Jesse Sanders, Auburn, and

Lo NIVERS ARE SALE: Up to Tunney Now | L.

: : 14 | SE " y y FIFTEEN MEN have passed their ; fe preliminary interviews for appoint- } % Luxurious 11 - 42 ment as Chief Boatswain's Mates, ; ; USNR, and will be asigned to duty : ; in the Navy as physical instructors

if accepted by Lieut. Commander J. J. “Gene” Tunney, director of the

Navy’s physical fitness program. Ao Commander Tunney was in In- 95 > : U 10% ; - .

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dianapolis Friday and Saturday in- Federal

Excise

terviewing the applicants. They are Roy Seyferth, Bowman Tax Hall, Harold Riess, Jeotee Seeey: Ji Robert Franke snd Richard Bran ack _ @ Striped Coneys in the New Sable don of Indianapolis; Walter Mikel- : oe y ajek, Nelson Lehsten and Warren hs @ Seal Dyed Coneys Steel of Bloomington; Ross West- : @ Beaver-Dyed Coneys fall, Ft. Wayne; Siston Gris : Sheridan; Donald Blomker, W. Lafayette: Harold Nichels, Champaign, : : THESE ARE VALUES WE Ill, and James Hauss, Denver. CANNOT DUPLICATE LATER

. . . sale-priced now as proof

A GW I AR ES

. ‘o ; of our Anniversary Sale's greatReigns Tonight as ness USE BLOCK'S TAY. AWAY PLAN . .. BUY NOW New Corn Queen) | oo TO SAVE! Sizes 12 to 20, 38

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Times Special

FOWLER, Ind. Oct. 1.—Miss Marge Briscoe of Lafayette will be crowned queen of the 1941 Ihdiana Corn Festival tonight at the Fowler High: School by

Somermars Doo Se Thursday Only! Two Great

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The ceremony will climax the annual corQnation ball.

Following the coronation the . ° rp Te Anniversary Sale Hosiery “Scoops”!

tomorrow. Friday and Saturday. Formal opening of the festival

cs by Governes Henry Schricker 1 is : - : ay ee ; set for tomorrow evening. e : You Won't Believe It Unit | Ek Se FULL-FASHIONED SILK DE CHINE HOSE ’ : : ) band and float parade ‘which will close with the annual, Cornhusk- :

You See Them Yourself . . . fe Vi i : ers’ Ball Ssturday night. Ir reg ul ars of 1 35 Qualities : : TOWNSEND 4 TO MEET . . . Anniversary Sale-Priced! | : Belmont Townsend ‘Club 4 will ; A NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED! Exira long-wearing because meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at ; h to lessen sn rough = = C SALE Beticanan Hota ove Suh hc reads Cis he cams wy len oe on rua ; . AGAIN TO SELL AT THIS PRICE! Wanted shades... sizes 8% to 10%. #

PRICE row ram (SG coral | FULL-FASHIONED SILK CHIFFON HOSE

Service.

Soaring of pieced © Flattering Sable-Dyed 4} : : we 51 : Persian Lamb! Opossum! — BA Imperfects of Higher Priced Qualities / WE CANNOT DUPLICATE THESE HOSE AT THIS PRICE AFTER f

; ® Lush and soft ® Lovely Skunk-Dyed 144 ii y OAT THE RO EE yrhIcE AFTER

¢° Sheared Lamb! Opossum! : AL 95 | shades . . . many reinforced with lisle at points of wear! Some with lisle tops! Sizes 8 to 11! A few service weights in sizes 8%; and 9

= . @ Golden brown Mink- ® Black Seal-Dyed / o ; : | , we Dyed Marmot! ~~ ~~ Coney! BE ys : | only Kicked in s grow! Shop my or Averty sa¥ings!