Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1942 — Page 14

SEEKS | MORE CADETS | Be Is 12 Cents, Members i in n War Work “UNIT PLANN

A board of naval air cadet exam- : ners: will ve dn: the Samat 99.24 Jeff Davis, looking chipper at 60, reported: “Fraternal, co-operation, : y was in town yesterday to file his an- ; good will, loyal to America, seeking . to enlist the remainder of the sec- : ¢ ° jobs and helping to benefit the good i Vo ; 5 a = ond '“Indianapolis’ own” aviation nual report with the secretary of fellow on: the road who is not a el JA tht : n A J > \ , I | K A Y & i state on, to-wit: The International tramp or a bum.” : Be ‘Organized at Meet i Ve Ta] VN PY f, by, [ '] RE squadron. Lieut. Donald Oren will ' org : be in cha : . Itinerant Workers Union, Hoboes Under the space for activities, the| . : by i arge of the examining unit. of America, ‘Inc. hobo king said that 60,000 hoboes| ~ jng Tomorrow. ; e entire. process of being en-| The king of the hoboes reported : oh were in the service of their country : : JULY n A ES EVEN y ' listed as a pilot candidate will ‘be|® Heasury Surplus % ae a me 500.000 Were in war work. . A war emergency radio’ ser i J : _| property consisting wi of # r. Davis said he paid his way‘to civil carried out, thus eliminating the us office fixtures and a $35 typewriter. Indianapolis, no “riding the rods.” which will work with, civilian

ual trip to Ghiago for examina Te coupment, according io. the disnapolis, no “riding the TOds."| enge, will be organized at a m Store Hours 10 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Weekly

; : ing of radio operators and ot Those desiring 1: enbot. shotld| or os duartered a 1217 Sassalrss ene They tell as Superii interested in emergency commifii- || Satur day 9:30 Till 1:00 P. M. _~Vvisit the recruiting station in the| Mr Davis reported a membership : . A year ago he issued the interna- sation ia 8; ip 2 monn i ; Federal building immediately to get|of 1,015,000 members and the Indi- : tional ultimatum that all hoboes|'h® Indianapo’s Racto club ro | their preliminary papers ‘in order.| gna resident agent as Frank Duffy, were to travel at their own expenses. | >t: C1 A of elvis 3 : ~q | Unmarried high school graduates|222 E. Michigan st., Indianapolis. : It was a protective measure to keep| Feduested by ne office of civilsn : Nn UMMER .. from 18 through 26 are sought for| As the purposes of the organiza- aT them from being mistaken as sabo-|4fense, the service will op 1 "B the squadron. tion during the past year, Mr. Davis! Jeff Davis . . . here on business. 'teurs and no-goods, he said. under ‘the, direction of Rober, L. ! nici sh sbona fi Batts, supervisor of the Indian: |

| lis police radio, who yesterday Bh ~ appointed by Mayor Sullivar | ih : ih. head a communications co-ordii} ii- §

ing committee. E

To be selected for work in i 3 , war emergency, radio service, | + ; . operator must hold some ‘forn: @ $ 98 federal communications commi I; ES

license, either amateur or’ mercial. The city is to have | . control center, with six zone : : ters. There will ‘be a fixed -stai on = 3 J fats, These WU Wo «Heed wa Se a MISSES. WOMEN, STOUTS many mobile units as possible, |

Survey Is Planned | aid A grand collection of Rayon Bembergs, Pt. Wayne already has 30 pila- Pe Spun Rayons, Rayon Sheers and Rayon

ble stations and 1% Spersiors h ; Cruselines. Styled to keep you cool in ganized for such service i 5 : : : Ee a row nk : {i Crisp, attractive materials. Many pata survey will be taken to detern avd terns in prints and solid colors. Sizes how many units of equipment (il ; Cy 12 to 52. be available and ‘also how mn operators will be available to v = during air raid practices or ac 4) emergencies. bi Gene Lurcott of RCA will ex] oi

and explain a 2%-meter tr i Ng Summer

ceiver, which will be the typg:

equipment used in the service] ; : Saks There will be two kinds of i i tions, civilian defense, in which

radio operators will serve, and : guard stations, to be operated; state guardsmen. il : ¢

Others on Committee

On the committee abholiied oh A fine selection of hats “ww the mayor are Mr. Batts, Noran : from our regular ; i A. Nicolai of the Indiana Bell "I ; : stock. @Ghoose from As Illustrated =0 < as ; DE 5: Csley o ] straws, felts and cocos Illustra ..8 ra ana , A. C. Th : ite TaN es. . : : : ley, Western Union superintendt pai In white and ; L. W. Fleming, Postal Teleg! . : : $2 Weekly Rl : district superintendent; Ww ie Morelock, RCA engineer; Nei: A large, wusially comfortable suite of attractive Chesterfield ; Trusler, representing the India ) : G A , Teli styling and excellent construction. Broad channeled arms, deep 12 Months to P ay a Ce A spring-filled seats. Covers in heavy striped mohair frieze—in If Desired dio” stations} Ralph Hook, 3 : : . ; : : Scout messenger service. choice of most popular colors. Walnut finished wood trim. Small Carrying Charge J. C. Senger of CAA: C. H Bradley, county civilian defense rector; Leroy J. Keach, city sai: board president; Police Chief Mi

rissey; Fire Chief Harry H. Fulii 7 Sh i a who also has been appointed |: ] 0 J FITTED BACK fense property officer, and Herlprt:

R. Fletcher, chief air raid wa! j= in Indianapolis. i

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Choice of Velour Covers

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in blue, dark blue, gold, dregs-of-wine and wine. stein said today at the third |

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