Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1942 — Page 32

PACEM_ In the Services— ‘Honest Abe’ Sure

INDIANA POLICE Would Like This |

HOW “HONEST ABE” Linceln

| was honored on his birthday by “Honest Allie” Harding was told ' rT today by Rosemary Horn, 6050 E.

9th St. . ' | Miss Horn lost a small coin Instruction at Fi. Harrison| pure containing $25 last July . | near Shadeland Drive and 21st Supplemented; Detective | sc. mr. Harding, custodian at . Pleasant Run School, found the Gives Talk. purse Wednesday in a field near the spot where Miss Horn missed The military police at Ft. Harrison| jt Tracing her through social are receiving training from the In-| security stubs in the purse, Mr. diana State Police Department in| Harding Seiivered the purse to addition to their regular Army in- NE options sid struction. continuity writer at WISH, will - Detective Fred Fosler of the Con- use the money to buy a Defense nersville post lectured to the police| Bond.

battalion recently on hand to hand!’ combat and self defense. Firston Your

“ir oes MORE DRAFTEES / 8 JCS 7 ap, tants tor Spring

Trains on West Coast | CA WOE ee |

sezmmenss ANSWER CALL Ay e world wi e Nav is FY i ; iy Ee ~ BLOUSE A 0¢7 Smart SUITS a States Six Marion County Draft TRUMPS 5, {I |

Since he enlisted Boards Reveal Names of

Jan. 5 he has re-| | No Matter What Va Vi ‘ed. training] ; { at the.Great Army Selectees. Your Suit... er 4/\5 d i d (0) A \ Lakes Navall giv Marion County Selective! - a ~~ % ;

Training Station service Boards today announced the and is now being names of men inducted into Army: schooled in de-|cervice yesterday. The men are:

stroyer @acticson! po,npy No. 6—Daniel Francis Murray,

- . 1 This spring's coat or suit will probably be a Paul old the West Coast.) Elkhart; Earl Harold Jarrett, 604 Bancroft: Floyd Waltz Evans, 4520 N. Penn-

Seaman Arnold is 22 and 1 long-term purchase! You'll want it simple so an old is 22 an € SON | syvania St.: : : Good of blou: nae. wih 0 : : of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V old! Fletcher a ae Lendell Whihinger. 143 bird sp a es impec that its lines wili remain smart . . . you Il want . : Bn Soba, Ban- bly tailored of fast color,

: John Leslie Fielder. 31 . . of Thayer, Ind. He is the brother croft: John Martin Nohl 9i2 N. La. its fabrics sturdy as well as handsome . . .

. Salle; Herman Willis Hallberg, 526 N. a0: approv ved Miami ; of Mrs. Lorraine Bulger, 305 N.| Riley: Howard Louis Cradick Blooming: ||: Siri aeas M J " ! ; "1 t col ith a | lived future! Th 3 : ‘ton: Paul Amos Muegge. $3° 8. Brook. In red, brown, white you'll want colors with a long-lived future! The Walcott St. He lived at the home of jij; Ra. Thomas John Steiner 5235 E. Sa n 2¢, drown, wile, pe i in thi his sister a short time before enter- Walnu, Frank LeRoy Vann 520 N. Colo: gold, Mexican rose and ocean fleeces, plaids, tweeds, shetlands in this new ing the service. Floyd H. Jennings, 1502 Tabor; Richard shi. : i i i emands easil g (SE Bu Sains: Bd Eh ard blue ; : spring group will meet these de a y | 547 ulian Ave.: Arthur r ascoe, | ie gi " : int Roe | ¥ X, Gladstone: Jack Tull Patterson. 28 | A. With Pater Pan collar . . . at a definitely moderate price. Sizes for 8] -d ucild; aries Ornbroo. endrick- |: + > $ RE . . . . Officers will be elected at a meet | 50 7 Whittier Pl.: Francis Paul Thom- |: B. With 2. way ; ckiine and : i juniors, misses and women.

4 ing of fathers, mothers and wives as. 4801 English Ave, Everett Zoet Ran- . 1 4aally . rexel. ichae 00Ke, 3 RRS Ro of enlisted men of the 17th Di-|a3s w. DeQuincy: Albert Kenneth Strate. postman pockets vision of Organized U. S. Naval Re-| $0. Laselle: Phillip Sorrentino Jr. 5521 | With the des : | EB. : 0 , 3 J 3 al Foo N. Denny; James Carter Roney, 3315 E. |: C. ith the deep plunging ’ ine Ti

serves Sunday aft@rnoon. {N. <1 : . . { Vermont; John Guy Thornburg J “ 38 N.;i R3 3] The meeting will be at 2 o'clock | Ira ‘Guy Thornburg Jr. 3 R.1} 0 owebile a in the War Memorial. Mrs. Mabel] ,BOARD WO. 8—Willlam Robert Bod 3 oR ae L. Brandes, 2621 Allen Ave, mother | 37}, Bellefontaine St. Jac ope! | sf : of one of the men in the division, Oliver. 819 EX 11th St: William Church : ; ; E i Each : ” Jones Jr., Jefferson Hotel; Melvin Culpep- | { * E: 1s in charge of organizing the Club. | per Miller, Texarkana, Tex.; Ronald Joyce \ : : Watkins. 633 N. Pennsylvania St.: Ja 3 # : ; B® \ Als) . 1) a 3 § oN 5 mn R

w » ” { Lerov Murray, 437 | Herbert Ronk. 9 : Peter Anslinger, Ft Aboard Battleship Roger Barnette. 310 N. : Edward Dowell. Fontainet. Ind.; Vernon: Edward L. Fries is aboard one of Newton Chapple. 1003 Carroliton Ave. rote. 3 i { BOARD NO. 9—Robert E.. Lee, 3 : : the Navy's “battlewagons” some- Keystone Ave: Loyd James Dixon. 235 S. A ® a i ! : 2» To ~ AN Anz nm Zz, 00 40, Fép where on sea .. : | Gray St.: Melvin C. McCreerv.. 633 East- |. 2 3 e \ £3 ; 3 Se UN a AQ a © 7,8 © 2 aN Cc. 2 Ria ern Ave.: Richard Fremont Thomas, 24. i. 3 Tn y 3 i 2 : LE To® AQ 6% 48 0% AN Jo © 9 = : 22 oA duty. 3 ; $ Temple Are. Earl William Virgin. 20: iy . § : ie i E 5 2 SE : S _”~ £8 LJ A ; He had } n 3 by Orentel ot Apt. 2: Roland illiam | : i 3 ; 2 4 3 i i Lo k : J

3 jrcher. FE R (amilton Wiles Raroid 13 i vnch, 3? ville Ave.; William Arthur a member of | Cave, 39 N. Tacoma Ave: Homer 1s- | ;

the Navy re- ) { worth Baugh, 2024 E. Washington St. Bi b A&R 3 & $i : a ham & : serves for two E | BOARD NO. 10-—Russell E. Hummel. 1625 : § £3 : \ £ : : ; P Wade St: Edward John Hoffman. 818 8. f : \ : : years before be- State: Evan Earl Groves 1215 - Prospect. | ; & ° ok Yo

i ; t | Leon Francis Peaveler. 26 Manker: Wiling inducted last LA liam Raymond Cowden, 1365 Garfield Dr.:

May. He is 2 CAR {Fred R._ Cook. 1544 Hoyt: i) LL : . 1 ui ; : i i i Yee ®; 2 $ | Fran . 828 S. Randolph: 5 : § 3 : graduate of Prange Borgman, 1203 Comer: J Yie0 i : Th < . 4 1 3 % ; 3 > ar cCurdy, ; 3 5 2 3 Sh & 5 3 ; Manual High Alonzo_Armel. 1219 Laurel; Francis Eu-|} ; : Ray | Ly : %. 3 E & 3 N | i i p Es : L$ %

gene Spurgeon. 1233 Fletcher: Edward School and the | Newby. 611 Shelbv: James Franklin son of Mr s. Edward Fries | Hershberger 30 Eeasent Ren lve : { Lawrence Andrew Mooney, R. R. 5. Box 6; 1441 Charles § Fries| Balgh. Rusa Suiinee alts, dierent : i alp usse illips. inggold; harles St Seaman : T1€S | Benjamin Deward Johnson, 134 Ee St. worked in the Big Four roundhouse Clair: Robert Malcom Atkins, 4658 Went-

: in x of + { worth: Charles Evans Weaver, 2004 Lexas a boilermaker and welder for 2 ington; James William Bush, 1150 Spruce:

time. | Robert Henrv Bartram, 2322 S. Randolph: a { Farrell Otho Ferzuson. 1616 Walker: Ken- SEER | neth Carl Hastings. 1049 Villa; George EE 3 3 no" = Ade James, 933 E. Raymond. : : ' Jack H. Schernekau has enlisted! BOARD NO. 11—Bader Ernest. Pursley, 430 = ; :

; : r ® Centennial St.: Je aul, 2 W. Jackin the Army and is now stationed con St: Hares Bo Huey 3817 Bockien:

i marv _IRd.: Ru ] Dale Bertram. 124 N. Shef- : 8 71 ab Ft. Harrison for pn ry train field Ave.: Reymond Edw. Bendler, 2111 bs K ing. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.| W. Martha St. : 2 PRE RY Paul G. Schernekau, 4740 E. 71st St.| ROARD NO. 15—Emory Martin Trittipo, | 8 ; Indana Farm Bureau Hatchery: James § ¥ By : n ® ” Earl Cauchev, 1549 Fletcher Ave.: Edward . : ; Put ”% | Fraat, i yn TO Sesch So ve ER 5 't. Har . q Josep Robert Kennedy 430 N. k Re \ R A. Crouch Jr. was St.. Beech Grove: Arthur \ / % B recently graduated from the Cha-! 6780 E. Washington St.: Carl Lee Butler. |i ; >.

: i 5, Box 283: John Walter Mattingly Eo Gi . nute Field branch of the Army Air Ir Re R10 Box 161: Henry Francis : : = ; : > Tax Included i : | Sims, 242 chman Ave. omas Rus- a ; } Corps Technical Schools. He is the sel Grimes x | rille; Alford Louis! Xf. . “ Sa ; : C Coat son of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Crouch, Mithoefer. R. R. 12. Box 518: Harry Lin- @® Seal-Dyed Coney Coats

k-Dyed Opossum Coats i ; E > : a Creel "Coats fe 3 ei Underarms, pouches, bigger - than - ever

- Lamb Coats Ga Ti i bags in simulated patent, simulated calf, 3 ony pan a : 1 § corded fabrics in spring’s high shades 3-Pc. Eel Gray Striped Coney Ensembles = °F iA : of Heareniy blue, res Bab parakest green, A fur coat is a long-time investment . , . : id i yucca tan, cacao, ge, black and navy.

plan to save wisely tomorrow Downstairs at

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Valentine Values That

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She'll appreciate hosiery gifts more than ever before on this St. Valen-

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