Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1942 — Page 5

FRIDAY, JUNE26, 142 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Son of Veteran Soldier Joins Marines TYNDALL URGES ALL og o a ay = Ee E | ain (T0 AID TRANSIT PLAN

county civilian defense director, has

i urged all citizens to co-operate with Hopes to Win People Over the new wartime transportation pro-

To German Side, War he Sal : 2 i gram in Indianapolis. . j a 43 q : The program, proposed recently Office Says. ae 8 = : ; . | by the office of defense transporta- - 3 3 : i 3 tion as a means of relieving rushWASHINGTON, June 26 (U. P). } . 0 : RA a hour congestion, is a “practical so—The Vichy government is conduct- | § WP a : on Sergt. Hill Seaman Harden [lution of a vital problem,” Gen. ing an active propaganda cam-|§ : a Ea ! : . Tyndall said.’ paign to win the French people 3 ; LEFT. John Hill, son of Mr. and | “aque. congestion of our city tranover to collaboration with Germany, . a 4 mh Mrs. Daniel Hill, 354 Beauty ave. | 4 coiities could do much to cause the office of war information an- ha 3 3 5 ; | has just been promoted to first |, 1 eakdown of civilian defense acnounced today on the basis of Eu- SL : E Di iy = sergeant. tivities in Indianapolis,” he said. ropean broadcasts picked up here. NN ; 3 : A student of Washington high | pmo rogram, announced by EdThe Vichy propaganda, according REY 8 3X school, Sergt. Hill has been an in- ward Zink oDT administrator for to the OWI, is based on the theme R structor in ordnance for the last Indianapolis includes changing of that a victory for the united na- 3 Wa : year and a half at Camp Shelby, |ampjoyment "and school hours, dou. tions will mean that Russia will con- | Sl : LE EN : Miss. His wife «joined him at |jne yp in the use of automobiles, trol France. | 8 — oa Sh : : camp last April. . selective stops for railways and curThe OWI pointed out that “this| § 3 Co RIGHT. Employed in the phys- | tajiment of non-essential streetcar argument was weakened” by anf 3 : tw : ical therapy department of City riding by casual riders during rush agreement between Russia and Free| 8 3 : a ; : : hospital before entering the navy |pours. French Gen. Charles De Gaulle, an-| § : : 3 a EE RS = = : last January, Thomas Richard

nounced today by the Moscow radio. “Dick” Hard : tationed - = Gen. De Gaulle recently signed an William W. Long takes the oath from Capt. Ralph E. Boulton as he enlists in the marine corps. His at pO =n r now statione BELOW P ARITY S ALES

agreement with French patriots father, First Sergeant William M. Long, who has served in the army for 25 years, looks on. Brought up at guaranteeing restoration of liberties| Ft. Harrison, where his father has been stationed since 1921, Pvt. Long has been surrounded by military th a ae Lem DEADLOCK CONTINUES By CROSBY SQUARE after the war. life. Sergt. Long, in commenting on his son joining the marines instead of the army, said, “I think

. 4 tion at Newport. He is the son | WASHINGTON, June 26 (U. P.). Th ate- 3 y utfit.” ) . OPEN OPEN er ae a a hue he’s afraid he’ll get in my o of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo M. Har- | —Senate-house conferees remained MOND avs 8 4 5 P. M SATURDAYS s 0 P, M. inbakaier | Wirucds 5 : . rnp ad a he ARR a : den, 3026 W. Vermont st. Sea- |deadlocked today over a proposal to UNTIL . ® UNTIL . ministry indicated that Pierre MAKES OWN LIME-SPREADER 3 SE i ; 3 man Harden attended Washing- |permit sale of government surplus

ey iy Soy to throw Fae HINESBURG, Vt. (U. P).—Roy| ' A : 3 ; 3 . 7 | no : ton high school. corn and wheat stocks for feed at 2 A 0 T 0 R SHOE The statement said “a British- | Estey, , gathered junk found around| . Jg© 3 SE J ¥ less than parity. S STORES Soviet victory would mean that the| |the barnyard and fastened it into] 8g oo oy i ) g 2 : KNOWN BY MANY NAMES Although the end of the fiscal empire would go into British pos-|a lime-spreader that will distribute] : °° mr What you call pine leaves all|year, when the agriculture depart-

sessi d Fr to the Soviets.” {10 tons an hour. depends on the section of the coun-| ment will run out of funds, was only Sn Sh Syl NIG Noes a" try in which you live. They are|five days away, the senate returned 47 SOUTH 318-332 352-354

known as needles, spills, pins,|the bureau's 1943 appropriation biil ILLINOIS ST. MASS. AVE. | W. WASH. ST.

Petty officer ratings in the navy have gone to four more Indianapolis twinkles, diddledees, straws, tags,| to conference after voting, 46 to 13,

¥ ‘men who have repo: ini i : : : ported to the Great Lakes naval training station. to insist on the below-parity sales. A t LLER- WOH L The new recruits are James E. English, 2205 N. Alabama st., baker SM San : Rens | third class; Robert F. Shaw, 5347 Rosslyn ave., machinist's mate second :

P Y i class; James Cunning Jr. 2625 N. Meridian st., machinist’s mat d RE-4th of JUL SALE! class, and Arthur C. Demaree Jr., 5216 N. Keystone ave Gi i afi : ; * : . . On completion of their training, 3 : Things You Will Want and Need they will be ordered to active duty|ing at the armored force school. se | | | y | \

for that 4th of J uly Outing! at sea, at a naval station on foreign| Upon graduation, he will go into

soil or at a shore station in this|the armored division unless excep-

Having completed a 16-week Exceptional €3 course in the ordnance school at Report for Army Exams Great Lakes, Ill, James F. Scahill| The following men of board 12 re-

Val u es! ; 'will soon be a member of a navy Be rl army exami- : E 3% Es Reg. $1.00 io $1.29 | gun crew. He is now eligible to take Ann Jou Sh 615 Madison: Frank g a ; 3

Lee Trusty, 1729 Blaine; Milton Edward

TOMORROW a (the qualifying examinations for a|xeith, 1240 Lee: Earl Mathews. 1256 W i. third class tty office i Henry; Elwood Bech, Bowling Green, Ky ————————————————————————— : pevly T rating in a Richard Lipps, 1226 S. Meridian; Harold

Eh Kuh lols Suv Arbo E20 isin 11% Ld i i us iver; Arno ee Kizzee, : vy He is the son of Mrs. Nellie Sca- Nelson; Bob Abney, 1878 Barth; Melvin E. od HE : hill, 820 Cameron st. Wiser, 612 S. West, and Leo F. Landrigan, 3 t 816 S. Chadwick. : : 2 2 = John Russell Walker, 1126 Olive; William ’ ES , S. : d W, : 3

| : . 1 itt; W. Cole Marine Officer Now Birch; Harold E. Bird, 550 Drover; Harold Pasig, 330 Prospect Pam Anthony Rene, a evens, utner , Stephen John Burich Jr, R. R. Harding; Reginald Ja Cornish: d24ig Erle; i vin . eston . Inois; aries 10, is one of 29 naval ‘academy grad- N- Summers, 930 N. Alabama; Herman uates recently commissioned second |H. Hunt, 608 Lo xingeon, and Wm. Orville

A fine selection of two . || lieutenants in the marine corps on Cajanaush, Tool Coleman, 250 §. Meridian; OR over 28 years Kays have been

and three piece styles in /§| graduation from Annapolis. aka Lawrence, 443 = Meroil; Charles : . colorful prints. All sizes. Lieut. Burich will report to the Batterson, 519 §. Alabama; Arvo Urpo : headquarters for fine diamonds for

» ’ » BASEMENT 'marine barracks at Quantico, Va, |Soml 127 W. Georgia: Frank L. Dobson, : America's Brides. Both mothers and

Fo fi for Tareher Buining. E Johnson, 1645 Churchman: James J. | daughters in the same family are to-

| , 1218 S. Harding; Isadore Sha- A 2 = 2 : ° . : Others S at a 3 Local Wen | d Bogiter, 114s Mifmorsy ang Rong : : day wearing diamonds from Kays. . Rottger, E * . . $1.39 to $2.99 a ov en Tenwe © ilu, 103 Kentucky, Brung Cor; | 3 Every setting is the newest in style and ' . | The largest class of engineer offi-|N. Pennsylvania; Floyd Gray, 21 E. Mc- 3 : g : » » . 5 7 | | : : AN ; § £ ever diamond is of first quality. Be MAIN FLOOR | |cer candidates in the history of the|Sobert 5 Ry R04 abner Rimes ; : di d - 9 y £ | engineering school at Ft. Belvoir, Wopey Buia. Mayviod: charles F. Rein | i sure your diamond rings come from

BATHING SUITS SUMMER SKIRTS | ve. graduated recently with three |gliil & tials; Fran Po Matrighs, 436 8. [LL lS SLAM wu a : America's Diamond store for the

Indianapolis men among those hon-| wiliiam A. Baker, 547 S. Harding; Elmer 3 38 : : . Ww. D.’ Mann. Th b . Bride—KAYS

n Bowles, 615 Fletcher: James Dlece sty Ses in all Here re Solorul ored. . . 26 N. Bloomington: Pasquale Ferraro, 819 colors. M ers. A most un- c i Those commissioned second lieu- Elm: Abe Levy. 708 Russell; Charles P.

val : : Beisin er, 409 BE. McCarty; George A. Gayane for tons usual value at.. tenants include Charles C. Kimber-|lord, Ft. Wayne; Francis J. McClintock,

BASEMENT i . Pi 1019 E. Maryland; Bert Emil Welch, 2 lin, 957 W. 32d st.; Richard S. Ton- & ; Others S199 t 99 > ’ . S. Illinois; George W. Loman, 553 Warren Ix aD SPORT SHIRTS .. 69¢ nant, 3710 N. Pennsylvania st., and |and Roscoe V. Stone, 1108, Larc wry Raymond F. Thorpe, 2847 Central

ave. Callaway Is Army Major

| = 3 ” i . Allen J. Callaway, for 18 years|# SLACK SUITS S 69 Army Enlistments manager of the Graybar Tere)

: Recent army enlistments at the|Co., has been commissioned a major All colors in the cleverest and wanted Indianapolis substation include: in th i d ass i] : : : m cor nd assigne styles. Sizes for all. Thomas Warren Shank, son of Mr. and in the army air ps a gn Mrs. George Shank, 2418 N. New Jersey; | to Miami Beach, Fla.

. 99. in Fl Joe Tate Cooper, son of Charles Cooper, Others $1 99 to $5 99 Main oor 1035 N. Jefferson; David Henry Sellers, In World War I, Major Callaway | of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sellers, Franklin: Wilbur James williams, son of | Served 18 months overseas and was

I Ww 1’ U K E S U | T g’ y || Winan Artur Voris. eon ot Mi. and|® member of the army of occupaTHE N J 205 pn Vo Pa, Maden: galoh tion. following the armistice. | . . |§| Blair. Logansport; Roger Lee Davis. son He has been active in the Kiwanis, | > In a great selection of cool sum- || 5. Sree, Davis, Guntingion; Waller Shrine, Columbia club and the, é lustve Creat, Buy More mer materials. We have your Everyone | Maynard, 238 S. State.» Noble. son|FleCtric League of Indianapolis of | nr CXxXcLustve redation War size, priced from 109 I$! of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Crail; James| which he was a member of the :

Savings 53.3% w 3 6” Every ||| Gifiinter Son of Me. ‘ana Mrs, Fiovg | board of directors. 8 A TRULY GORGEOUS

Franklin; i : 1 BONDS! Payday! ran 4 Mrs. Callaway and their daughter,

inley; Jack Sullivan Fuller, Marjorie, will remain here for the Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fuller, 612 E. Jo J} | Pith: Dale Quentin Anderson, son of Mrs,| duration. Hazel Anderson, Shelbyville; Robert Lee ; Dingman, 3901 Camplin, and Claude Lee " ® * :

Sheffield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Drew Shef- . » g

field, Craig hotel. Train for Blitz War 1 Trains at Ft. Knox The armored force school at Ft. $ 50 i Knox, Ky. reports that four more| Pvt. William A. Porter, 2161 N.

Indianapolis men have arrived for 45 E. WASHINGTON ST. Meridian st, has arrived at Fp.| DC 20apOlis men Rave Knox, Ky., to begin his basic train- their basic training in blitz warfare. A stunning’ Stylecrest creation that will be an

Those reporting include Pvt. BB heirloom. Specially designed for the brides % GET READY FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY sk % 3 22 bn Stats so coca [ff of June. 1942. . Mrs. Laura B. Poer, 2134% N. Tal- v week bot st.; Pvt. Robert W. Russell, son EE Pay only $n 25 " of Mrs. Nellie Irene Russell, R. R.

19, and Pvt. Graydon A. Holmes, 5130 Maple lane.

CONTINUE TRAFFIC DRIVE. HARGER ASKS

Dr. R. N. Harger, vice president|: of the Chamber of Commerce safety |: council, warned against any slump in arrests for traffic law violations |} in a speech before the Indianapolis Speakers’ club at the Spencer hotel

jevngert crowd. tin as can last night. e...and so inexpensive, too! “Spasmodic, police drives on trafThe smartest casuals and sports fic law violators is only luke-warm |: are here! See them FIRST! : enforcement,” he said. “Increased police activity against traffic violators has reduced non-fatal traffic: =~ accidents in Indianapolis during]: ALL SIZES the past year and no slump should |: a y be permitted.” ; He urged pedestrians to obey all traffic signals and cross streets|: only at intersections, pointing out that more than half of the pedestrians kilied last month were violating the law.

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