Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1941 — Page 8

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In the Services—

ENLIST NOW, 60 AFTER HOLIDAY

Navy Recruiting Office Is Willing to Delay Actual Duty.

Officials at the Navy Recruiting Station in the Federal Building said

‘today that men who want to enlist

but who do not want to go on active duty until after Christmas may do so. : Comm. R. H G. Mathews, U. 8 N. R, officer in charge of recruit-

ing in the Indiana Area, said that

many men are not enlisting because of the coming holiday period. He said that officials will complete the preliminary papers and physical examinations of those who prefer to delay their departure. After the holiday, the men will be sent to the U. S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Ill

6 Assigned to Duty

Six Indiana men have been assigned to duty at the U. S, Naval Training Station at the Naval Armory here, according to Lieut. Comm. Boyd Phelps, U. S. N. R, commanding officer of the school. They are Robert M. Caresky, 3042 Central Ave.; Harold Roy Howard, 5703 E. 21st St.; Elmo Lee Stough, Ft. Wayne; Carl Frederick Hooten. Logansport; John Tripcony, Columbia City, and Stephen A. Wojcik, Gary. They will take a four months’ gourse to train as radio operators.

= ® » Ends First Course

Robert Pershing Green, 3126 W. Ninth St. will soon enter one of the Navy's three great air stations as an advanced aviation cadet. He] has completed nine weeks of preliminary training at the Naval Reserve Aviation Base, Glenview, Ili: He will receive his Navy “wings” after eight more months of training in the south and will be com-

missioned as a flying ensign in the

U. S. Navy Reserve. Mr. Green attended Purdue University~and was a varsity man on the thall, baseball and squash rackef§ teams there.

Lieut. Donald A. Bradford is here from Camp Shelby to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Don C. Brafford, 6026 Haverford Ave. He will return to camp, where he is _Wwith the 37th Division, on Dec. 27.

ITALIAN PRINCE ENDS SPECIAL U. S. VISIT

NEW YORK, Dec. 19 (U. P)— Prince Alessandro Torlonia, who obtained special permission a month ago from three governments two of them already at war, to visit his ailing mother in this country, has gone back to Italy, it was learned yesterday. His visa had expired. The 29-year-old prince, husband of Princess Beatriz, daughter of the late King Alfonso of Spain, came here last Nov. 21 to be at the bedside of his mother, Mrs. Elsie Moore Torionia, who still is seriously Hl. | The Italian government gave him special permission to leave Italy, Great Britain provided a safe conduct guarantee, and the United States granted him a special, shorterm visa. a e—————— SON BORN TO DUCHESS LONDON, Dec. 19 (U. P).—The Duchess of Gloucester, sister-in-law of King George, gave birth to & son yesterday.

"| new, wartime restrictions.

| with them,

Airlines Awards

CAPT. M. CHARLES HACK of Franklin, Ind, has just been awarded a watch by the American Airlines in recognition of his completion of one million | miles of flying. Capt. Hack flies the Chi- | cago-Wash- ; ton route and Capt. Hack each trip fiys his flagship over the home of his mother, Mrs. May Hack, at Franklin, Capt. Hack is now one of ihe 169 pilots employed by the can PITHneS who have flown more than a million miles. *

CITY'S AIRPORT OPEN TO PUBLIC

Visitors, However, Must Observe Some Wartime | Restrictions. | The welcome mat still is out at

Municipal Airport for the public, although visitors must observe some

| Rumors that the public would be parred from the port are ed, {according to Al Supt. I. J. | Dienhart and Roscoe Turner, (special assistant to national head- | quarters of the Civil Air Patrol. The new restrictions were made by the Works Board to safeguard the airport.

Rules Affecting Public Sea jor rules alfecting the public

i Entrance to the field will be confined to and vehicular tunnel under the administration building. - Gates from the north and [south parking areas leading to the field will be locked. 2. Visitors and sightseers ‘will be

restricted to the apron in front of}

the administration building. They

will not be permitteds to wander | |

around the field.

| ,3. Passengers for sight-seeing]

Fro over the City, Sarno ay S or n e ng to Col. Turner. 4. Visitors will oy be permitted in hangars which are to be kep locked. ' | Col. Turner said he believed visit-| ors would ‘willingly co-operate with | these restrictions to help Safeguard

their airport. This Sunday at the field, the

Turner-Laird racing Dian¢ Jn ¥ in which | Col. Turner won two pson | trophy races will be on a ompson

PLAN PAY CHECKOFF | FOR DEFENSE BONDS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 (U.P). —

its payroll deduction plan of defense bonds in full swing wy Jan. 10. Secretary of the Treasury Henry | Morgenthau Jr, said that pledge’ |cards would be ready for distribu-| tion to workers by then. Industrial | plants and commercial concerns are [setting up systems to permit em-| ployees to. designate sums to be | taken from their pay checks regu-! larly for bonds. i Mr. Morgenthau returned to; Washington from Chicago where he | had outlined the Treasurys cam- | paign for increasing sale of de-| | fense bonds and stamps to representatives of state defense vege) | committees.

« CECIL

BROWN |

". Correspondent

Hoosier a Watch |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

GIVE HER A BEAUTIFUL ROBE

Lovely Rayon Satin

ROBES

3 J00

Women's Giff

gift item.

APRONS

39: To 79¢

A huge assortment of bright prints in these novelty aprons. A fine

Star Store, Second Floor

To 7

Give one of these luxurious rayon robes, the lovliest gift of all. A grand assortment of wrap around and ziper styles with full, sweeping skirts.

yal, wine, blue and rose are the Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44.

Women's Lovely New RAYON PRINT

DRESSES yim $300

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- Women's Skirts

Theres always need for another Kirt in one’s wardrobe. All wool

: rayons in assorted solid shades. Also

laids. Sizes 24-32 Star Store, Second Floor

GIFT GLOVES 1 39

unlined styles. . Star Store, Street Floor

Men's Better Quality Gift

ISHIRTS =i PAJAMAS

Fine capeskin leather gloves in black and brown. Slipon or button closing styles. Lined or

COA

A Lasting Gift

3 5 98 * and $6.98

Give one of these warm, heavy weight coats. A fine group of attractive styles including some hooded coats. Colors are wine and teal. Sizes 7 to 14.

GIRLS’ SKI PANTS

1.98 - 3.00;

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GIFT PANTS

$3%

Finest quality, blue and brown corduroys in plain. front, zipSelected fur felts in all } per closing style. Also faney

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GIFT HATS

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These sports sweaters have plenty of style, warmth and rugged construction! Various styles — zipper

GIRLS’ WINTER

GIFT SWEATERS = $900

Full zipper fronts, button fronts or slip-over styles. Fancy combinations and solid colors. Zipper pockets. Sizes

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Men's Warm Gift

SWEATERS

Boys’ All-Wool MACKINAWS

$095

Better- quality, all wool, extra heavy mackinaws in rich green, brown, blue and maroon plaids. Heavy plaid lining. Zipper book pocket. Others $5.00 to $9.95

DAY, DEC. 19, 1941

, FREE PARKING FOR STAR STORE PATRONS

"FRIDAY, DEC. 19, 1941}

CINDERELLA GIFT

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GIRLS’ RAYON

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Women's GIFT \ FELT EVERETTS

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Wool C

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SATIN D

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Chenille Bath Sets Set 1 00

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Large size rug and matching.

GANNON GIFT TOWEL SETS

The Famous Casswell Runyan

CEDAR CHESTS

» matched

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Genuine red cedar chests With walnut overlays, Beautiful waterfall edge, Au« tomatic lock.

10 Other Styles $24.00 to $49.95

Star Store, Third Floog

FIRE SCREEN TABLES

BY.

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: CANNON FANCY TOWELS

35¢ Values ? iH C

| '82x44-inch colorful check, double terbry, Very absorbent towels in many They're lovely gifts.

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models, button styles, two . tones, solid colors. Sizes 36 to 46!

Star Store, Street Floor

Silky Rayon Chenille BEDROOM. RUGS

Regularly $1.69 1 $749

Soft, rich shades of rose, blue, green, gold Wool Axminster

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Snappy new broadcloth pajamas in a huge selection of colorful

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Men's Colorful Gift

“ROBES

5% %

Men’s Better. Quality

LEATHER JAC RETS

fringe ends. Easy to 1

HEAVILY TUFTED

89 | $2 9 | CHENILLE SPREADS Assorted patterns and colors $498

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