Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1942 — Page 20

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Bathers Face Arrest, Say County Officidls After Three Drownings.

Three drownings in unguarded streams in Marion county in Jess than a month, two yesterday, today brought an ultimatum from Juvenile Court Judge Wilfred Bradshaw, Randel Shake, chief probation officer of the juvenile court; Sheriff Al Feeney, and A. J. Thatcher, county safety director.

unguarded spots will be charged with delinquency, held in the detention home and brought before juvenile court, they said. Adults caught swimming with juveniles in these places will be charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, held in jail and arraigned in juvenile court, according to the ultimatum. The action is based upon a state law of 1941. If no juveniles are involved, adults will be held for municipal court on the charge of trespass, providing property owners will

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Paul Bouse isn’t kissing $50 goodby, he’s kissing it hello. The electrician’s mate second class, won the bond in the Red Skelton cons test, “Why I Joined the Navy.” Seaman Bouse’s answer to the gues= tion: “I joined the navy because my country needs me and I need my country.” Seaman Bouse formerly was an electrician at the Hotel Washington. ; e 8

3 MORE SENT T0 AIR SGHOG

Local Officers to Get Business Training at Miami Beach.

- Among the latest Indianapolis men to join the air forces’ officer training school at Miami Beach, Fla, are First Lieut. Seth V. Lewis, 151 Downey ave.; Capt. John J. Darmody, 2715 N. Meridian st, and Capt. Floyd M. Slasor, 120 W. North st.

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Assigned to Ft. Knox

Two Indianapolis men who have just joined the army and have been assigned to the armored force train= ing center at Ft. Knox, Ky. aire Pvt. Paul Mount, R. R. 8 and Pvh James C. Layton, 828 Church st. First Lieut. Howard G. Tobin of Indianapolis has just been pro= moted to his ranking from second lieutenant. nance officer, is attached to the Port Ordnance Office, Ft. Mason, Cal.

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Second ~ lieutenant William E. Hickman, 2104 N. New Jersey st. and Second Lieut. William O. MeWorkman, 3844 Guilford ave, have been chosen to attend the Field Artillery school at Pt. Sill, Okla. 2 8 2

Local Men Promoted

The following Indianapolis men at Ft. Benhing, Ga., have been promoted from private first elass, specialist third class to technician grade four: Thomas BE. Hart, John I. Carl= ton, James K. Mindrup, Irven IL. Clampitt, Enos IL. Snyder, George

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Assigned to Air Depot :

Two Indianapolis men have just been assigned to the Oklahoma air depot. They are Pvt. Lioyd ¥, Roder, son of Mrs. Lottie Roder, 628 Massachusetts ave. and Pvt. James R. Mackey, son of Mis. Catherine L. Mackey, 2125 W. Morris st.

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Sergt. O’Connell Pvt. Cloud

LEFT: Thomas B. O’Connell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis O’Connell, 1845 Barth ave, has been . promoted to staff sergeant and is serving with the 151st infantry, Ft. Benning, Ga. Before entering the service, he was employed by the Hook Drug Co. RIGHT: Pvt. Richard Cloud, the son of Mr, and Mis. Ora Cloud, 75 King ave, is with the = —— | U. 8. army at Walla Walla, Wash,

| Capt. Suddeth Pvt. Suddeth LEFT: David A. Suddeth has | Peen promoted from first lieuten- | ant to captain in the air corps and is stationed at Glendale, Cal. RIGHT: Pvt, Walter P. Suddeth, his brother, is stationed at the Salt Lake City, Utah, air base. He formerly was employed at the Barnes and Ross Printing Co. THey are sons of Mr, and Mrs.

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A snitnsporom siamese on your Pacific Coast map, mark this city of the sunset hills, the blue bay like a sea, and the To a great number of people the world around —travelers, seamen, readers—yourself possibly included, the name recalls a lovely city... and a lively port of adventure. San Francisco, which has a setting that is mag: nificent, is the most cosmopolitan city in the United States. It i8 a city of tolerance and suepeising contrasts ...a gay, hospitable, and creative place. Ever since men fist came to it from every of the globe, in the Gold Rush of 1849, San Francisco has been so much a part of the whole American tradition that it really belongs to the Nation... and to men and women of imagi-

This city entertained in each of recent years more than one million vacation-visitors from every State in the Union... and many from foreign lands. But now out country is at war... and San Fran: cisco stands at the edge of the Pacific. “How is it with San Francisco?” some people ask. Well, if you come here now—in uniform, or to visit someone in the service, or on business (we're not inviting merely pleasure seekers because of the national dedication to the wat)—you will ind this city all that it has ever been, only more exciting...

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Yes, San Francisco is the same city that it always was, but different. There are swift casion ally roaring overhead, busy army trucks and jeeps in the streets, men and women in uniform every where, air-raid-shelter notices on the granite

There's a feeling of being on shipboard all the time, in San Francisco. It is small in area, as great cities go, and deep salt water almost sutrounds it. You may stand on Telegraph Hill, perhaps, high-piled bay with its ships which are now all grey. . . the

One thing that San Franciscans always remember is that the real business of life is to live. If you come here now, or at any tite, you will find this reflect the quality of yous chant

world-famous foods of this city are served, and ! the variety and cosmopolitanism of the night clubs. aignapol San Francisco is, of coutse, a busy piace, thronged vetywhere. So if your business N° 4 brings you here in this wartime, you should make mee. 4 of dere Mule your transportation and hotel arrangements well

resident AULer, Se hs Within a few hours of San Francisco & Rip ht: are many delightful places which you should some & Hist oo’ ndianapoiis,

With the quartermaster division, he has been in the army since Jan, 13, 1942, He formerly was at Geiger field, Wash.

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Pvt. Wilbur D. Richards, son of Mrs. Alice C. Richards, Benning= ton, Ind., has been eniolled as a student at the air force technical school, Keesler field, Miss. He will be given a 19-week course toward graduating as an airplane mechanic.

VICTORY FUND GROUP NAMED

State Committee Hopes to Tap Pools of (Capital For Government,

The formation of the Indiana regional victory fund committee to ald the treasury in its task of fi= nancing the war program was announced today by C. 8. Young, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. The committee will be under the leadership of J. Dwight Peterson, of the City Securities Corp. of Indian= apolis. The establishment of the coms mittee does not in any way supplant nor terminate the work of the victory sales couneil which has been active in the sale of PF and G savings bonds, under the direc tion of Wray E. Fleming, state administrator of the Indiana war save ings staff.

Work*to Be Co-ordinated

In contrast, the committee will co-ordinate the work of the invests ment banking business and the come mereial banks in tapping the large pools of accumulated capital. Emphasis will be placed on the sale of ordinary types of government obligations — bonds, treasury notes, treasury bills, certificates of indebtedness—to wealthy individuals, insurance companies, and other groups with idle funds, Comittee members include:

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derson, president, Pirst National Bank of Eikhart, Elghart; Frank B. Bernard, presi= dent, Merchants National Bank, Muneie; Joseph Bloch, president, The Gibson Co, Indianapolis; Harry Ww. Bockhoff, president, National Automate Tool Co., Rie th Retna Bank, Phere Hane; is ki ries H, Best E ; i i restaurants in which National ak RIE Plssiden, jineols Fer annon, president, :

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‘H, ster Clibpinger, vice pre & Flevcher Trist Co., Indianapolis; any y. oper, Anderson Banking Co., Anderson. . Crane, pre indiana Steel & 8 Hert)

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and has been selected to attend field artillery officers candidate school at Ft. Sill, Okla. Corp. Gas= tineau is a member of Battery B, 33d Battalion, Field artillery ve= placement center. He will be eom= missionied a second lieutenant upon completion of the course. ” » » Victor . Herbert Lanahan, 533 N. Oakland ave. has graduated from the officers candidate school at Ft. Sill, Okla, and received a second lietitenant commission in the field artillery. He is to be stationed at Camp Edwards, Mass.

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Appointed Captain

Don A. Mason, 2010 N, Meridian st, in “recognition of efficient per= formance of his duties as company commander of Headquarters Co, 151st Infantry regiment,” has been appointed captain. Capt. Mason, who until his promotion was a first lieutenant, formerly was employed in Indianapolis by the Public Serv= ice Co. of Indiana. He is stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga, = ” ”

More Join Seabees

Several ratings still remain for those interested in enlisting in the “Seabees,” navy construction ou= fit. Men are being sought for per= sonnel of the naval yeserve aviation |

Roy Adams, president, J. D. Adams Man-| St uractiring Co., Indianapolis: George An= i

base near Peri, Ind. The latest Indianapolis enlist= ments in the “Seabees” include: Clyde Kenton Staley and Eimer Coope¥ Jr, both of 30524 N. Sherman dr.; Ralph Eugene Stoops, 3360 N. Meridian st.; Loren H. Buroker, 5627 Julian ave.; Jack Allen Salisbury, 1541 N. Chester st.: Kenneth Franklin Hayes, 3022 Kenwood ave.; Frederick Dloyd Owen Jr, 1314 Pleasant st.; Neville Jackson Cooper, 812 Parkway ave.; Zeigler Marsh Deitz, BR. R. 6; Casimir An= thony Kubiak, 1428 W, Court st.; Mareott Drazy, Barnes hotel; Otis Paul Sparks, Indiana Central college; Charles Newell Swift, 5340 Annette st.; Hudson Frank MeCallum, 1002 N. Delaware st; Otte Harold Sawyey, 3505 Tacoma sb, and Charles Edward Parrett, 1534 Bellefontaine st. Y Also from Indianapolis are Bruce Poyh= ter, 1111 Olin ave.; Fred Bratcher Hart, 437 Haugh st.; Roy Allen Money, R. R. 13; Darlton Melwood Schimpf, 3319 N. Capitol ave.; Frank Chestley Ferguson, 819 Cottage st.; Oren lewis Shake, 1135 Broadway: Charles Thomas Horner, 3705 Stanton ave.; Frank Padgett, 830 Daly st.; John Francis Rachuba, Roosevelt hotel; Robert Maurice Watson, 47 N. Jefferson st.; William Nicho= lag Koron, 2305 Guilford ave. Curtis Haltom, 1204 Finley st. Those who enlisted as officer training candidates in Class V=T, for upperclassmen and college grads

uates under age 28 include: Ernest Gaston Tidrow Jr., 4721 Sunset ave, Butler university junior; Marlin | Lester Jones, B19 E. 8t. Clair st.; Walter Denniston, 318 Goodiet ave.; Wilbur Gene Quillen, 28 N. Keystone ave.; Berkley J. 2419 Centrai ave; Russell Aaron 4818 Bropkville road; James , (13 EB. 18th &t.; Baward RK. 20, Box 198! es, BR. R. 0X § dward Bellows, 1322 W. Ray st.; Robert Terrell Cook, 32 3y Copies ave.; Lloyd Bdsion Dorsey, 06 . 33d st. James Smith Patton, 1730 College ave, v, BR. R. 20, Box Asheraft, 819 E. Lee rots 3 od 5 mes ou! oy. hn sf; George Otis Lewis, 310 Ww Arthur elmar ilson, 1432 Willis, Fe 3 2 N. Bosart ave. 1641 Central ave. son Hunter, 3 Walter gSubre, 2 Pldiey Cody, 5 3 W Tho, Fy 938

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