Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1942 — Page 17

laughed. Ther when the Germans

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“I went to visit a relative, al’ young girl, ih a convent: school, one Saw Germans March Into Holland.

Sunday. She told me soon there FT. DIX. N. J., July 10 (U. P).—

would be war. This was in 1938. I told her she was crazy. This little girl said to me, ‘If there is to be no}j: war, then why do the Germans buy up Dutch policeman and mailman uinforms?’ She was right.” Pvt. Julian Block, who for 22 years|. has, been a manufacturer and economics expert for factories in Danzig, Amsterdam, Paris and Brussels, said today that those who expect . | Germany’s defeat to result from t |lack of oil do not take into account _ | conservation methods adopted by Hitler.

Block saw the Germans march into Holland and Belgium, escaped them at Paris and Bordeaux and finally reached Lisbon. German oil, he said, is used six to eight times—first in airplanes, then, after filtering, in trucks and less important motors, such as tractors. To illustrate German preparedness for fifth column activity, he told of an Amsterdam friend he had known 20 years. The friend disappeared for a month, Pvt. Block related, and did not write to him, which was unusual. On his return, the friefid lied about where he had been. “ ‘You were away at the school for| fifth columnists just outside Berlin I accused him. but he. just

WITH A IR FORGE Finishes Miami Beach Course; Ready for Exec-

utive Assignment. -

. Capt. Pames A. Hogshire Jr., 4503 N., Pennsylvania ‘st., soon “win : ; take over executive duties with the army air force. He was graduated from the air forces officer training school at Miami Beach, Fla., recently. His wife, Mrs. Catherine M. Hogshire, remains here.

Studies or War

Wilflam Robert Higgins Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Robert Higgins, Woodstock drive, and a sophomore at Hamilton college now is attending the college’s first summer session. The summer session is designed to speed students through work foi* their degree and into military service,

which makes you CRANK Y, NERVOUS If you suffer monthly y Cramps. } ack

ache, distress of He . to Fuctional me hon

RUBBER BER PLANT

Report Large, Quantity Production of Vital ‘Synthetic. PHILADELPHIA, July 10-(U. P). Sixteen members of congress and representatives of four federal agencies today inspect a plant here which reportedly is producing butadiene synthetic rubber from alcohol in large quantities. Headed by Chairman Guy M. Gillétte (D. Iowa) of a senate agriculture subcommittee, the delegation is scheduled to arrive from Washington this morning to investigate the process being used by the Publicker Commercial Alcohol Co. ; According to a report prepared ; for the army and navy munitions « board and released last night in “Washington by the subcommittee, the Publicker company is using a process which yields almost two-and-a-half pounds of butadiene from one gallon of alcohol. The report was prepared by a New York , chemical engineering firm on orders “from the munitions board. The process was developed by a

Polish refugee scientist, Waclow Szukiewicz, who has testified before

vousness—due 1 disturbances—try ydia ompound Tablets (with adde iron). Made

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D. L. Baker W. W. Glaze Pyt. Cassiday Maurice Bradley

| LEFT—D. L. Baker, R. R. No.3, LEPT—Pvt. Raymond Cassiday, Box 903, has received his “wings” 1001 W. 33d st, now is in the

Aleutian islands with the army. in the RCAF and now holds the . “He in service since June, rank of sergeant-pilot. He attend- ': has bean

1041," and in Alaska since Febed flying school at Uplands, Ont. ruary, 1942. His wife, Mrs. MarRIGHT—Pvt. Warren W. Glaze,

tha Cassidy, remains here. son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glaze. RIGHT—Maurice M. Bradley, 808 N. Goodlet ave. who is sta- 1828 Lynnhurst drive, has started tioned in India, wrote his parents training as an aviation cadet at “not to worry, that we will finish.

Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex. He things up over here.” He formerly

formerly was’ employed at the worked for the Evans Milling Co. D-A Lubricant Co., here. ;

One Graduates as 2 More Hoosiers Enter Air School|steps Up in Rank :

Two Hoosiers have entered the new Air Forces Officer Training hy Wim: Bimend Towels, 18 There school at Miami Beach, Fla., and one has been graduated. from there, ated, from the hospital corps in the past few days, the army announced today. school at the Naval Training staNew entrants are Lieut. Robert §. Smith, R. R. 16, Box 314, of In- tion at Great Lakes, Ill. He now is dianapolis, and Lieut. Marvin L. Jones of Greenfield. The graduate|q hospital apprentice, second ‘class. is Lieut. Bruce C. Hurlburt, 1501 E. Maple road. He soon will be assigned to general Lieut. Smith’s wife, Mrs. Dorothy

duty with the corps. F. Smith, remains here. Lieut. :

BROTHERS in thi ‘James L. and Charles

James is a first class |i

Tex. He entered the se 6. Charles also is a first vate, but he’s a marine, ith Co. E at New River, N.C. H¢ Emtered Feb. 23. The Gerard brothers, are the sons of Mr. and Mr; Ralph Gerard, Mishawaka, dnd the ‘nephews of Mrs. Ralph Roderick, 1755 W. 52d st. i: # » » : i Lieut.’ William J. Hyd of 1120 N. New Jersey st. has bec: ordered to active duty with the a quartermaster corps at Ft. Francis Warren, Cheyenne, Wy: Lieut. Hyde was commissioned June, 1940, when he was gradu; ed from Indiana university He employed by the Indian ‘Refining Co. esi

DR. A. G. MIESSEN REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST With Offices at the

29 ON THE CIRCLE

Jardan, 4628 Rosslyn ave., and Pvt. 2 Doors from Power & Light Co.

Gillette's subcommittee. The report to the army-navy board said sthe Polish scientist's formula “will produce butadiene from alcohol in a single step with an alcohol conversion of about 65 to 75 per cent.” It also said there are “no unusual obstacles” to complete utilization of the method in the nation’s search for a satisfactory rubber substitute,

AUXILIARY TO ELECT

Maj. Harold C. Megrew auxiliary 3, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet at 8 p. m. Monday in Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois st. Delegates to the national convention to be held in Cleveland, O,, Aug. 16-20 will be elected. Mrs. Ora Love is

Jones’ father is Jap Jones, who owns the Spencer hotel. Lieut. Hurlburt’s wife, Mrs. Madge McPherson Hurlburt, will remain here, also, ” ” ”

Get Promotions

Af Keesler Field, Miss., two Indianapolis men have been promoted to sergeants and three local men have started recruit drill at the

army air forces technical school.

The new sergeants are Edgar D. Robbins, brother of Miss Mary Robbins, 600 De Quincy st., and Omar M. Snell, brother of Miss Florence Snell, 2063 Park ave. The new recruits are Pvt. Philip L. Johnson, son of Charles E. Underwood, 940 N. La Salle st.; Pvt. Russell M. Jor-

dan, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M.

Mrs. Russell Bickell, 4308 W. Mich-

igan st. o ” »

Lieut. William PF. Elliott, former lawyer here, has been named educational officer for the new naval training school for electricians’ mates at the Kentucky State Teachers college at Morehead, Ky., the navy announced today. : Lieut. Elliott formerly was associated with the law firm of Denny & Elliott.

Indianapolis’ Own

Indianapolis now has 45 enlistees in the second squadron of the

Herman L. Bickel, son of Mr. and|

president. — —— “Indianapolis’ Own” naval flight squadron, the navy announced today in releasing the names of the latest 25 recruits. ‘ The new men are:

William L. Cromley, 634 E.: 60th st.; John A. Baxter, 1133 N. Kealing ave.; Theodore Hurst Jr., 1116 N. Keystone ave.; | Joseph T. Gates, 5537 N. Delaware st; Robert, L. Hartley, 2358 Broadway; Orville R. Lewis, 501 N. Quincy st.; William E. Brdiwell Jr,, 1620 North Pennsylvania st.: Jack W. Spencer, 5331 Central ave. Wallace E. Harvey, 1656 Georgetown road; Morris C. Sparks, 310 N. Illinois st.; Thomas Connor, 1512 N. Meridian st.; Orren K. Bostick, R. F. D. No. 1, Liberty; Charles F. Lemmink, R. FP. D. 2, Greencastle; Franklin D. McDaniel, Fostoria, O. Jack S. Danner, R. F. D. 1, Indianapolis; Max L. Wiesman, Franklin; Donald V. Kitchell and Ralph H. Henry, Richmond; James L. Rudolph, Edinburg; William A. Gray, Connersville; James A. Jefferies, also of Greencastle: Paul PF. Hardwick, Bedford; Richard W. Kingery, Jack E. Story and' Herbert D. Collyer, all of Wabash college.

3 8s =» 8 The following men from board No. 14 have been inducted into the army, Selective Service headquarters announced today:

Gifford Alvin Cast, 6488 Park ave.; James William Fitzpatrick, Ft. Wayne; William Carl Hemmerling. 5135 College ave.; Robert W. Garten, 6477 Broadway ave.; James B. Hunget, R. R. 1 Box 136; Jerrold M. Bailey, 17156 W. 58th st.; Milo Rolland De Hart, 5717 Broadway ave.; Harry Vinstein, 5268 Park ave.: Wililam Michael Smith, R. R. 10 Box 238 T; Layman Cloat, 5135 Sheldon st.; Harvey Harold Murman, 6320 Broadway ave.; Elbert L. Sicking, 6921 Riverfront; Robert Charles H. Simpson, 6020 Crittenden ave.: Ervin Luther Kennedy, 563 W. Wilkins st.: Herbert Davidson, 5862 N. Delaware st.; Harlan B. Lavine, 7268 Fitch st.; William A. Hastings Jr., 5226 Central ave.: Edgar Hart, 2 W. 64th st: Alex Joseph Winston, 5535 Kenwood ave.; William Hiram McKitrick Jr.. 5826 Winthrop ave.: William Arthur Bergan, 4935 N. Pennsylvania st. Herman C. Kanis, New Augusta; Caywood L. Bounsall, 5520 Keystone ave.: Roland E. Eaton, New Augusta and Walter L. Riner, 5817 Keystone ave. The army recruiting office today || announced that the following men have enlisted for service: James William Rosebrock, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rosebrock, 533 N. Denning st.; Charles William Brown, son of Carroll Brown, 2408 Central ave.: Richard James Isbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Isbell, Syracuse, Ind.: Herbert Jasper Barr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Barr, Bloomington: Donald Steel, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Steel, 1257 N. Emerson ave.: Wilmot Alven Langley. son of Wilmot W. Langley, 922 ‘Elm st. and Max Osborne Risinger, son. of Mr.’ and’ Mrs. Marco Risinger, Anderson.

Beginning tomorrow, here is good new: for YOU! The Assistant Managers of Murphy’s are bringing you a gigantic Value-Giving Event. The “boss” gave iis the “Go-Ahead” months ago to prepare.for this sale and fortunately ‘we

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Two years ago today Sergt. Joseph F. Duncan joined the army. ‘Today he is “somewhere overseas.

with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Duncan, 1101 ut Z coe 37% sect. Duncan can was employed by the Ford Fencing Co. before he entered the

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service. ” o 2 Two Indianapolis men—Ova M. Golden, 519 S. Cole st., and William H. Heistand, 2442 Stuart st., have been commisioned second lieutenants in the army's engineer corps following their graduation: from the engineer school, Ft. Belvoir, Va.

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