Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1942 — Page 13

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ANE ENGINES By JOSEPH L. MYLER warfare and enemy agents who are for financing anti-American,

p United Press Staff Correspondent trying, even when materials so ob‘Nine - Months Ahead of -Schedule,” ‘G. M. Offi cial Announces.

FLINT, Mich., March 19 (U. P.).— Production of bomber engines “nine months ahead of schedule” by the Buick motor division of General ing

«| Applicants for the navy onstruction ‘regiment must undergo the navy physical examinations at the navy recruiting station before they

Harlie Read Is at Shelby; vi ve considered tor an interview ; Garlin Saw “Action at ; will be here March 25-26.

Comm. R. H, G. Mathews, officer ‘Pearl Harbor, | [In charge of navy recryting in the rea Or. fin area, said that “taking the : : ._-|examination several days early ~ Two brothers with a single cause|s,ve the applicant considerable dif~that is Harlie and Garlin Read. ficulty and avoid confusion.” Harlie, who is 20, is a member of the 2a addition, he Bull], saéh appli-| £4 : elby. He cant must bring employment rec-|f 50a Intanisy = Samp, Suely. He ords, fetters, of recommendation or diana nationa]|Oher Proof of skill and experience in guard unit which |OR® of the many trades needed for went to the camp/the construction, regiment. Appli-| ‘more than a year canis will be interviewed from 9 a. ago and is now a|™- to 4 p. m. March 25-26 in Room technical sergeant 466 of the navy recruiting station of headquarters|in the federal building.

division. A week # % =» ago he was mar-| pvt Bernard Silverstein, son of

ried and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. W. Silverstein, 1043 Read is living at|N, Pennsylvania :

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Buick. : a dnt take much sleuthing Mr. Curtice said that engine out- uk <k o establish thal Te put originally scheduled for the en- had not ordered any I-b ’ tire year of 1042 will be squeezed into the first six months of the year,

according to present schedules, and planned to do with the structural su : pplies of such hard-to-come-by cla ata eo | a, Soe BGs ln, memo 04 ter of 1943. til i haive'ta 04 pattpubed yu Output of bomber engines will be smarter- way of wangling increased progressively throughout the United Ay iho Jear, My Curie said, with De-| The I-beam incident was just one cember, 1042 pr uction nearly five| skirmish in a world-wide battle of get through axis firms in South € quota originally planned.| wits between the board of economic' America and thus build up funds}

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AFTER MAKING two trips to Iceland as a radio operator in the navy, Robert Cox returned to Indianapolis this week to visit his sister, Miss Helen Cox of 3752 Salem st. He enlisted in the navy last summer and received his early training at the Great Lakes training center. He was sent to

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killed in action

but that was a

He attended

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Pvt. Silverstein

the east coast for active duty last fall and was assigned to a war-

. ship as a radio operator. Mr. Cox

had previous radio training at a college in Kansas City. He is a

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mistake. Yesterday his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Read, 1625 Draper st., received word from him by mail. He said: “Anyone who is not in this fight

school where he was graduated in three years. He was employed by the Edison Bros. Shoe Stores, Inc. prior to his enlistment.

graduate of St. Paul, Ind, high school.

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who have started advance flight training after completing preliminary training at naval reserve aviation’ bases. They will unndergo their advanced training at the 8 | Ernest Edgar Mighine, $1 Years Pensacola and Jacksonville, Fla. against the J old Bloomington resident wholand Corpus Christi, Tex., naval air ig really. ns Garlin Read |served as a submarine gunner’s| stations. it.” ; . |mate, second ' class, in the last 2» Garlin is a coxswain and is de-|World war, is back in service again. : tailed to patrol the harbor. He is| Mr. Mullins euligle clibre Liv 13 Local Men Join Army week ‘as a carpenter's mate, a graduate of Tech high school and TP Thirteen Indianapolis men en-

, |class, for the construction regiment has bee a in the service two years the navy is sending “somewhere listed at the U. S. army substation

outside continental United States.”|here this week. Advertizamont They are Virgil H. McCoy, son

" '|He will be a labor foreman in the Beware Cou hs . |regiment. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McCoy, ; g ; su = 936 Park ave.; John P. Burch, son from common colds A public meeting will be held at|0f Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. Buh, iu : % [8 p.'m. Tuesday in Carr's hall, 5428| W. 44th st.; Robert S. Duncah, Son That H {in E. Washington st, to outline for (Of Mr. and Mrs. George Dumcar, Ch Ae ry Le, i Jn re oi, Bom ¢ bron may develo] 8 te , . ’ on- | OPPO fiss,00: 0.8. navy onli 3548 N, Gale st.; William F. Rob-

Your cough, chest cold, or acute bron3 ment. 3 chitis is not treated and Sponsored by the Irvington post, bins Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

ip ; i ket st than Creomulsion| American legion, details of navy|liam Robbins, 903 E. Mar . right to Vhe seat ot the! service will be explained by Ensign| Alonzo H. Ferry, Son ME sag laden phi lovsen ah ture to| Robert Bryant, assistant to the |Mrs. Homer pend 3 ey ash Eu Sas] cir i ces of ruin ithe ager, 1° Ney WV. Bengt, ro | : VC. W, A reomulsion blends Benois Igdiatts area st.; Harold E, Curtis, son of Mr. and

Creomulsion blends beechwood i creosote byspecial processwith other] .. Xt as, Pictures will be shown yw rt Sl tie, 3232. Ruckle st.; Raleigh F. Duncan, son of Mrs.

time tested medicines for coughs, and parents of young men who are It Contains no narcotics, Sider than: the. navy's Yioyear-on Maude Duncan, 920 N. Alabama st.; , {Donald J. Henry, son of Samuel C.

No hy \ minimum also are invited. Henry, 2116 N. Delaware st.; Ken-

» » » yhe| Edward O'Hearne Mitchell, 4901 |neth Hild, son of Mr. and Mrs. per Washington blvd, is among 807 |Henry Hild, 1117 N. Tuxedo st.; newly appointed - aviation , cadets [Charles J. Stratton Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stratton, 1327 E. Minnesota st., and David J. Marshall, son of Hugh B, Marshall, 310

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The war has pulled John E. York of Indianapolis into the navy for a “second hitch.” He ended the first hitch Feb. 4, 1941, but when war came and he saw his friends entering the service ‘he could not stand idly by so he joined again last month. He received a rating of aviation machinist’s mate, first class, and is now in training ‘at the Great Lakes station. - His home is at 3725 N. Drexel ave.

Wand Is Promoted

George W. Wand, 413 S. Harding st., is among-the 22 officers and men of the Cruiser Omaha to receive promotions and commendations from the navy department. : He was promoted to seaman first class. The recognition of the men by the navy was in view of the cruiser’s ' capture of the German motorship Odonwald last ‘Nov. 6 in

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