Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1942 — Page 5

TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1042 Aa HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TT T= PAGE 5

In the Services— N° a TARR NEW SELECTEES Local Attorney 1 OPEN Fyeny SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. HOW PARACHUTE Called to the Colors \gpaRT AT FORT, Or Special Duty \ . oale, former Indianapolis attorney, TROOPERS FARE far” i pt with the 38th Division, adjutant

Wi ins Commission PYiShards Join NAY : Contingents Sent to Army generals office. His home is at 2001 na an FT. KNOX, Ky.—John J. Hoff-| N. Talbot st. Two Marion County Youths (Edward T. Pritchard, sons of H. T. Yesterday by Boards Lieut, Dudley V. Sutphin, former | man of Indianapolis has completed | | Pritchard, presi- aid-de-camp to Maj. Gen. Robert | Do the Cooking for | the course of the armored force of- (dent of the In- i 12 and 13. H. Tyndall, retired commander of | | ficer candidates school and has been | | dianapolis Power tv A the 38th Division, has recently been | Georgia Camps. | a second lieutenant. |S Light Co, left | Two local selective service boards qc a courier between Camp ShelHe will be immediately assigned to here on the same today announced that the following by and the Fourth Army corps and | Mothers, Ph can stop right Be active duty with an armored divi. | Ja¥ to join the § men were ordered to report for | was also recently appointed gas of- | worrying about your sons in the sion or tank battalion. , 3 E 8 [cervice yesterday in the army: ficer of the 138th Field Artillery | army being fed. Two army cooks Lieut. Hoffman, who lived at 1800, They were soon § s y ‘ 5 , | battalion, 38th Division, of which | appeared at this office the other's High School road, has been in| Foie 3 bys 3 union = NOubets Dale Kinney. Occidental (he iS a member. Lieut. Sutphin’s| day and gave to The Times service the service eight months. ward was ¢ i; Charles Brown, ge3 | 25sachuseits home is on R. R. 17, Box 209.

column the low down on army feed. Seven Indianapolis men are ready Sent to immedi- Sg ce; Donald Lee Henry, Shelbyville, Ind ; f 4 # rell > 3 James Martin C xington ave ! The two, well to begin their basic training course te sea duty and » James Cleveland Goodman, 2442 8S. West 2500 Sent to Georgia

| ® Featured! .. . Women’s Famous | ® Beautiful fed looking cooks at the armored force training cen- Donald is in the st.: Bernard Stanly Pollock. 505 W. Washington st.; Dillard Collins, 528 Chadwick

were Joseph Im- ter here. For the first six weeks] naval intelligenceDonald Pritchard st: Alonzo Dee Nutgrass, 1250 8 Floral & Plaid DRAPES

hi less Laffoon Hewlett. 2j fash-| The 2500 Hoosiers making up th : hausen and his they will be taught the fundament- | Section at Chi- . ington st.. Roy Elice Vincent, 8068 Division ; i y eorge war ceived his com-|st.: Alfred Lee Chandler, 1814 E. Minne- 151st Infantry regiment of Camp *J> buddy G als of soldiering. A second six Cag. Edward re | Sota sto: Evid Earl Lineberry, 610 Ken. Shelby are at Ft. Benning, Ga. to \ ys. oma (© 3 Ax g oy 72 Inches to X the Pair

of demonstrate new soluti to field ik Bridgeport armored warfare training. The men [the naval reserve. He has been Wort: Si Walter “Roto 190 le vf 3 is : g. | Woodlawn: John Walter Korbowiz, 1414| hrohlems encountered in battle. wo SPRING 3 & ki 10 Bi 21% Yds. Long with st.: William Leonard Smith. 1605 W. Mort.: o'-comb, formerly of 3855 Central ave. last October but|st.: Henry

Pratt, both of weeks will be devoted to special | mission last week as an ensign in| iycky ave: William Albert Pardue. 220 Joseph is the son are: ‘engaged in the wholesale coal busi- Bridge st.: Albert Cobbie Cohen, 902 S. of Henry Im-| Rennett tonitne] | REE ness in this city|fuinoig sti Britt Davis Mitchel) Thparess, The crack infantry regiment fis : ) enneth R. Kohlmeier, 3103] A % oN Soa 2 IY commanded by Col. Alb - hausen and went Broadway; Paul P. Hickam, 702 N. INA ; the Inter-|thur Loran Hawkins, 1217 N. New Jersey n y Co ert H. Whit- | NN : N to school at Avon. aster . \N ih tate Coal Co. ris st.; Frank Sexton. 1033 Chadwick st.;| y Tea ; ! ah 9 Rochester St. Kenneth V. Chris-!\ N NN 9 lis | OMver William Baucom, 650 Birch st. {|The unit will be at the Georgia | E \ NCA 3 = 33 8 a George 1s 23 and tena, 3330 N. Meridian st.; Harry J.| NL \\ Donald enlist-| Clay Henry Higdon, 35¢ E. McCarty st. cath OF several months giving th : ; Lal — E J. Imhausen the son of Mr. golder, 4245 Sunset ave.; Robert H. | EN ARNE ed in the reserve pion Stegle Barnhart, 614 $, Meridian errs to Tong : = } DAY EE vg 8. ¢ Pair - S PT - . : . = : NRA EERE iam uerger, 7 range / . 5 ! 2 Ea and Mrs. Albert jaeger, 2035 Washington blvd; Sti Charles Robert Jefferson.” 30 S| Phe 151st was basically formed | H. Pratt. He went to school at Harry E. Hart, 3461 N. Illinois st.: was not ordered | Meridian st.: James Boswell, 1326 S. | : Xe = : ea | —Now i h Ben Davis and Dudlev E. Cox, 723 N. Lynn st F to duty until a|Whilam Fo a AO rina | YOM the Indiana National guard.| time oa Joseph cooks for 300 parachute] Completely schooled in the art | \ \ "aR few days ago. He Mi" : games Hernan Bohanon, ARAL A ey, gol ter, Howeser | : 8 ! up your homel troopers at Ft Benning, Ga. He of maintaining and repairing tanks. | SJ RRR RL had conducted an Russel olait Siftord. wijcate. Sh George | aI€® § 5 pre- : : d Ti 1 —Smart Plaid said those troopers are husky. Melvin R. Gray of Indianapolis was NTE insurance broker- | paul Shotts. 1418 Reisner st. A . jenn Hosni svery city and Yown ! { Al Doel heights Bs TOES ER Drapes in : ; Gv GAPE ; i .| Dunn, 141¢ S. Lee st.: John Catlon Lucus,|im the state E { \ . SS : i giants and after a day Bug today awarded a diploma qualifying | ae A a omen oH Leon st. Chester Lee “Louden. 310 E : ARE" 1 Featuring Cush-O- 5 R Blue, Wine > Work as J 0 s G 1, 24 8S. is N V VE 5 | \ s 3 out of airplanes they work up quite him as a technician in the armored |dward Pritchard’ > 2 1CAB0 | FS Rd] Owen Pickens. 1514 Miller st; = RC AFPOINTMENY REOPSSAY Hm E NV Matic Construction! als, Sreen an appetite. “They eat like wolves) j t d before entering Fred Runkel. 827 Virginia ave: y SPECIAL E ) . : 0 & large see orce’s tank department. 3 \ lecti ; ; \ ihe & Cox. 1250 Blaine ave.: Walter Floyd Farm- HIE Footwear that is ke : ; lection of floral and we fill them up with lots of 8 | the service. er. 233 McCrea st.. Mathew Lee 40 W. : REG : o : 2 2 Georgia st.: Collie Demer Meredith, 1138/ ’ ’ = I made for style and AE ban patterns.

meat, fresh vegetables, milk and ini | : West st: Lawrence Edgar Busenbark,| Fy 7 BUDGET 4 ON comfort! Like walkgood desserts. Finish Navy Course Becomes Air Cadet Ss0 S, Meridian st. Joe Levy. 108 in ah WAVE IHNE Y d ing on air! Black © LACE CURTAINS s] 69

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George feeds 250 men at Campj i $ & 8 (Ea Wheeler. Ga. He | Charles A. Greathouse and Wil-{ Frank H. Ulrey of Indianapolis LI $ dines, Kids, Pat- 66” Wide to the pair, 2'4 and 3 . Roary No. 13—John P. Suarks, Beech 8 ents. ydst long. All with eyelet tops.

llam F. Landers of Indianapolis has become an aviation cadet at the |g, nd: Gareld Jasper Fleetwood, R. : ng —Buy on v

jare among the first class of 461 air corps replacement trainin Redford, Ts Ed Ha R. 1, Box 720; P p g | Lo R. R. 20, Box 856 Reg. PURE Creme 9 75 the 10-Pay

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i > , uis Henry Windhors |students who have been graduated center, Santa Ana, Cal. He is 18 Leo James Sensors 8. Senate; Jack |l $7.50 from the vy's class i i i =a49 Sam To.edo. 1146 S. Illinois; Joseph ' et igh seen oS he son of Frank H. Ulrey, 742 Thomas Kelly, ul s East ss Bond acy or MACHINELES Ss 106 1 € ADSUES Ss ucnse arkway ave. cott Prather 1 aurel st. uben . ‘tatu Hi a rs ie Point. R. I Both men have b | 2 2 Reiswerzy, 1012 8. Illinois st. Joseph Klaus- | $10 N. M. Individualized $4 men. After a day's § \ 3 Salen ave been | . ner, 1001 S. Mlinois st; Wesley Thomas ALL WAVES ARE COMPLETE cooking they get § \ Sophumnse lieutenants. | Just beginning their “boot” train- | Raden i conse, sty Lewis Jacob) State Licensed Operators the next day off A { The school trains men with ing at the Great Lakes naval train- | | ger, JB, Trey stpCol Bavin Hens il [% 3 ) ’ ey, . 8, Box ; eeves ifton | 8 to rest AN , {business experience and executive] ing station are six Indianapolis men. | 4H Beech Grove. Ind.; Robert Rob- a OWDER PUFF 2

. . RI ability fo y y = Breakfast f or Na r duties at naval aviation They are: on ndrew Thompson. Green. | emmmm09 Roosevelt Bldg. RI-0022 umm

NN George's 250 ’ 5 ,shore facilities and aboard ships, | Joseph C. Shulke, 92 y ct.: wood, Ind.; Joseph Raymond Bryant, 238 : D e, 4 Wright st.; | Wisconsin; Maurice Samuel Insko, 621 E. Advertisement

means 65 dozen [thereby relieving flying personnel {Woodrow Dunn, 1428 Hiatt st.; |New York st.. Fred Michael Gamstetter. DO YOU WANT

George Pratt for strictly fly < r Ni = ing duties. i 1702 S. Delaware st.; Alvin Frederick Mue€gES, Or pernaps Gerald M. Silver, 702 Elm st. sing, 120 BE. North; Flovd Allen Bvers, 129

1000 hotcakes. Supper generally " = 8 | Charles R. Richie, 1271 W. 30th st.; | Kansas st : dure, Duin Blake, 720 Rus- 2 consists of 165 pounds of roast beef,! Six men of the Indianapolis area Leonard Cantor, 3025 N. Meridian | | port, Sd Howard Basi overt: 0 E MORE PEP? with potatoes, cole slaw, fruit and have reported to the Lubbock army st. and Floyd C. Dester, R. R. 7, [Minnesota milk. The men go for milk more flying school at L > Herman Henry Engelking, 1714 S. Taltha nv other be They also v Will hice, Tes They | . . bott st.; Isador Dubin, 1225 ‘Unioh st.; Is Your Liver Inactive han any other drink. v are lam Brandt, George B. R Francis Ervin Studer, 1125 E. Troy st.; Maki Y Feel “D Mm like lots of pork chops. {Kutche and Thomas M. Patrick | eports in Oklahoma John Wigener Jr RR 6 Box 783. August aking. Vou Fae awn As to beans, that was world war of Indianapolis, Samuel M. Blue of| Capt. ‘John A. Senefeld of Indi-|Jo(Ph Sharkey, 226 Caven st.’ EA¥in| phen you should try Raag's Liver Pills,

oie ried Brvne, 640 Foltz st;

I. and are scarcely seen on the Goldsmith, Jack F. Linn of Bridge- |anapolis was among air corps offi- | JosEph Schienzer. 35 E. Towa st.: Ros without delay. If vour liver isn't secrete] Fordyce Milnes, 1220 Beecher st.: ing all the bile it should it is because |

tables of modern fighting men, ac- port and Gordon W. Odell cf Mich- cers recently reporting for duty at George Bernitt, 2709 Napoleon st. Howard | the bile flow is not stimulated sufficlentl cording to the cooks. In the first|igantown. |the Oklahoma City Air Depot. Prior Tred On, CRED iiine citer Wil 1s correct faulty slimination Constination v 3 . ~ : so - . place, they said peans are hai to; Cadet Brandt is the son of Mr. to his recent appointment, Capt. lold David George, 1100 Cre Bred, Sn results, and that ‘low" pepless feeling, prepare, being bulky, and they take and Mrs. William F. Brandt, 810 W. Senefeld was a precision inspector |Reireis $50. Barkuns: Bawin Hens Bors vomrst mons mot ony oe Got too long to prepare. They some- Drive Woodruff place and graduated for the Allision division of General Eer. 2917 W. Washington st; Henry Clay | fourself. Don't wait eny ioneer Get| times feed the men green beans or {Dippon, 1447 S. Tilinois st.; ' Robert Carl| Haag's Liver Pius and feel “TOPSI"| x : pe ; from Purdue university. Motors. He has been assigned as- Zieg'er, 215 Wisconsin st. Available at all Haag's Quality Drug imas bu at about covers hel Cadet Kutche, 1435 N. Hamilton sistant depot supply officer. _n 2 | Stores In 25c and 80c sizes.

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is yim veda wise SIX YEARS IN ARMY, | PE Why Suffer NAVY RECRUITS NOW PAY ry w Ay st. A! Bu al NOW HE JOINS NAVY gh y Ld EYES

law graduate of Indiana university. | Bernard ©. Krucsek of Shelby: OR HEADACHES?

SPEEDED 10 SERVICE ; Ei. ville, with six years army service| Get our “Safe Way” eye examination and glasses fitted correctly Private Promoted to his credit, enlisted in the naval by an expert refractionist. COME IN THIS WEEK for a careful examination and good advice.

New Indianapolis naval recruits, | ‘reserve and is in training at the | who will be on their way to training| James M. Gastineau of Indian- Great Lakes station as a motor] See DR. CARL J. KLAIBER, Optometrist, for Relief

before next Sunday, were an- apolis has been promoted to private machinists mate, second class. and for Better Glasses IN nounced today by the recruiting first class at the field artillery re-|Machinist Kruczek was employed as office here. ‘placement training center at Ft. an assembler in the General Motors! THE FAIR OPTICAL DEPT. In the past recruits have had Sill, Okla. |Corp. diesel engineering division, | 311 to 325 W. Washington St. Hours: 9:30 to 5:00 to wait several weeks before enter-, Pvt. Gastineau is the son of Mrs. for two years previous to enlist- With Better SIGHT—You Get Better WAGES ing training because of the over-| Edith Williams, 3037 Central ave. |ing in the navy. a Terms If Desired Saturday Hours 9:30 A. M. to 8 P. crowded conditions at training sta-| . — tions. Comm. R. H. G. Mathews 7 (Paid Political Advertisement) said today that all recruits, except those for the construction outfit,

were included in this speed up pro-| EE - gram. Indianapolis men who en- o ® listed in the navy here last week a are: ; Orman O. Duane, 1217 N. New Jersey ; Donald R. Wiseman, 1703 N. Talbot, k X ‘ t.; Lawrence E. Kepiey, 329 Harlan st :

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Thomas Brownlee, 371 Vinton st. Eugen | B. Wall, 3525 Brookside pkwy.; Otis Lyon, 1243 S. East st; Joe C. Mvers, 1443 Bells | Vieu pl.; Kenneth J. White, 15 S. Kitley st.: Delvar J. Fudge, 1411 S. Alabama st; Clarence G. Eckles, 814 N. Meridian st. Earl F. Hodges. 2816 N. Illinois st.: Wil-

liam B. Peake, 2129 N. Alabama st.. Rus-| : sell R. Kerr, R. R. 14 Box 643: Oscar W. Johnson. R. R. 3. Box 63; Harold E. Little, 3 858 N. Audubon rd.; Lawrence L. Schnep! 931 Lesley ave.; Carl E. Hensley, R. R §. Rox 683: Marvin L. Jackson, 808 Fleicher ave.: Harlend E. Jackson, 452 Arnolda 4 Richard LIL. Weils. 2 N. Glae st : . low~il, W. Phillips, 3103 Kenwood ave. | Edward D. Taggart, R. R. 16, Box 312-D: ] ®

Arthur J. Turner, 120 E. North st.; Harold T. Stevens. 322 N. Arsenal ave.: Howard] I. Carr. 1318 College ave; Norman R. Whitney. 38 E_LeGrande ave.: Kenneth C Mueller, 3811 E. Washington st.

rucene rece cers | || | REPUBLICAN VOTERS’

AIR CORPS CAPTAINCY

Eugene L. Fleece, supervising ac- | a countant of the State Employment In 1 94.0 Security division, has been com-| missioned a captain in the army air |

corps. i He is to report for duty Thurs-

2 r " " day at Randolph Field, Tex. Mr. Fleece has been connected with the! Employment Security division since October, 1937. No successor has been appointed.

HEADS CHILD UNIT AT METHODIST HOSPITAL et : ; Appointment of Miss Edith Symes In these critical times when Marion county is the center of de-

s supervisor of the Thomas Tag- * ey . . . fart Memorial chiro’ foo a fense industry it is very important to have a sheriff who is thoret is spt was announced . : . PM foday. She succeeds Nie” Ale oughly experienced in law enforcement and protection of life nurses’ corps. Miss Symes, a na- and property. tive of Vermont, was formerly head of the children’s unit of Sea View

hospital, Staten Idand, N.Y. | CAPTAIN PETIT is the only experienced law enforcement offiSPEAKS ON AUSTRALIA cer in the race on the Republican ticket this year for Sheriff of

Dr. Victor R. Griffin, student of

Australian politics and geography. | Marion county. : ® Sale! s . » Boneless

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the Professional Men's forum at! . ‘ ‘ . ; : : Painters’ & Paperhangers’ 7:15 p. m. tomorrow at the Spink- | He invites inspection of his 22-yvear-record in the Indianapolis : GIRDLES OVERALLS

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