Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1942 — Page 8

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doors this morning at 550 S. Meridian st. to serve residents of the South side. William D. Beanblossom, 1321 W. Ray st., is chairman. The new office, a branch of the central rationing office in the war memorial and ‘with the same powers and duties,

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‘will be open weekdays from 9 a. m.

until noon and from 1 p. m. to 4

Boundaries of the district are: South along the center of Meridian st. from the Pennsylvania railroad

jiracks to Raymond st.; west along

the center of Raymond st. to White

oer following White river to the

ny ‘line; thence west along the

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| William Wands

To Be Air Cadet

William Wands is today collecting some clothes and personal belongings in preparation for entraining to San Antonio, Tex., where he will enter aviation cadet training in the army air corps. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Wands of Ben Davis and is 21 years old. He is a graduate Yalam Wands of Ben Davis high school and was employed by an elevator company here before enlisting.

county line to the west county line; thence north to the Pennsylvania| railroad tracks, and thence east along the tracks to Meridian. st. Persons living within this area must transact their rationing busi ness with the board. : Other members of the board are the Rev. W. E. Watkins, the Rev.

mM. Thomas Paino, Mrs. Eben Martin,

Roland Vornehm and Nick Cook. Harry W. Collins, as executive secwill have charge of the headquarters. ! Still other districts will be opened in the county soon, Alex L. Taggart, county rationing administrator, said today.

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By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN

Copyri| ht, 1942, by The Indianapolis Times Pend The ay Daily News, Inc.

LONDON, Aug. 5.—German spies

; operating in England have dusted

off one of their oldest tricks in ‘an effort to break down the’ reticence of the American troops and to dis-.

{cover the whereabouts of the Amer-

ican units stationed here. The trick is very simple and is being based on the frailty of human nature. - It is pretty effective. - It works like this: : American soldiers and officers are told by their barroom friends that “Lord Haw Haw,” broadcasting from Berlin, has announced the name and location of every unit of the American army stationed in. England.

Here’s How It Works

The man who hears this automatically registers in his mind the alleged fact that Haw Haw has given the name and location of his

particular unit. Later, in retelling the story to other people he is more likely than not to embellish the tale by saying, “Do you know that Lord Haw Haw announced the other night that marines are stationed at wheresit?” If the German agents are lucky they overhear some of these stories and get the information they want. It is a fact that about two weeks ago the story- was going all over London that Haw Haw had given full details about the American forces in the united kingdom. Ac-|% tually, he has never done anything

of the kind. Subsequently, officers|io-; Homer

were heard complaining, “After all,

what is the sense of all this hush-|

hush if the Germans know everything already?”

It Worked in France

The Germans pulled this same stunt in France when they wanted to discover the name of the village near Arras in which the British G. H. Q. was located. “Do you know that Haw Haw has announced that the British G. H. Q. is in Arras?” was quickly perverted on that occasion into, “Do you know that Haw Haw has announced that the British G. H. Q. is at Habareq”

land the Germans undoubtedly got

the information they wanted as the results. Measures will presumably be taken to suppress the current “the Germans know all about. it” story

before it does serious harm.

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Corp. Baire LEFT—Last week-end was the first time Corp. Harold R. Daringer had been home since in February. He was on leave from his duties at the army war college, where he is assigned to .the ground forces... His parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs, H. P. Daringer, reside at 276 S. Sherman dr. He was formerly employed at the Link-Belt Co. RIGHT—Corp. Lawrence Baire, husband of Mrs. Norma Baire of Bridgeport, enlisted in the army last May. He is receiving his training at Camp Forrest, Tenn.

RECENT NAVAL RECRUITS HERE

Indianapolis Men Enlist for Sea Service Over the World.

These Indianapolis men are among the recent recruits enlisted at the navy recruiting office in the federal building:

Jack Horner Jones, 42 N. oxford st.; Delbert Daniel Christy, 2263 N. New Jerst.; James William Dixon, 1704 Car-

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Delaware st.; Jack Levanthal, 3548 Salem st.; Thomas Joseph Donaldson, 501 W. 29th st.} Farris F, Neese, 5133 Crittenden ave.; Ormond Henry H

: Bevis, Chester st.; Earl Bert Noblitt, 325 N. acid st.; Merril. Geral Wooley, Prede: Charles Karst Matthews; Jr., 205 E.

Place; William Tandy Le st.; Joe Arnold Fer,

a a Robert Harold. KiuneXs Say N ave.; Zane Alden W 4, James Abert A 1332 W. 30th st.; Richard B. and Robert H. Daubenspeck, brothers, R. R. 16, Box 612; Floyd Jennings Readnower Jr., 708 N. Illinois st.; James Lawrence Creekbaum, 3151 N. Ritter st.; - Vance Byron Boyd, 446 'N. Wolcott st.; Charles Edward Chamblin, 1554 Carrollton ave.; Homer Martin, 2315 N. New Jersey sti; Forrest Lee Harris, 6116 Dewey ave.;: Robert ' Edward Tarodkmortin, 2124 N. Pennsylvania st.; Floyd Milton McGregor, 1825 Arrow ave.; Chester Morris Johnson, 2514 Columbia ave.; Robert James Dunn, 230 ew Jersey st.; George Lee Von Miller, 1440 N, Tiinois st.; Charles Edward Brown, 263 N. New Jersey st.; Arthur Bell, 815 W. 10th st.; Howard Emanuel Coffey, 1141 N. Beville ave.; Robert Ray Livengood, N. Meridian’ st.; Charles Richard

nnet, 234 8. State ave. Sylvester Ottamer Stamm, 1431 N. Meridian st.; Lawrence Joseph Walpole, 856 N. Rural st.; Walter Ernest Theis, 521 Woodlawn ave.; ; Clarence L. Kirk Jr., 5710 . Pennsylvania st.; Ralph’ wendel Churn, 4500 Marcy lane, apt. 57: Halter, 1929 Koehne st.; Fiveet © Norra, 3 08 College ave.; Webste r Lee Dilla rd,

W. New York st.; “ Schenck, 209 Eastern ave.; Ed Kriner, "1443 Charles st.; Charles William Dongus Jr. 1555 Barth ave.; .; - Maurice Charles Wellman, 338 Parker ave.; Albert aul Baxter, 1522 N Siney ald od Theodore

jayne Stiffler 4317 E. hristopher Stumpf, 4818 Wentuiith blvd. Charles Walter Tucker, 411 Aliso vilie

road, : Te Sohn Kenneth Borders, kelew place; Clyde Slayton Sande: ites Rie list.; Richard Moore Bailey, 1308. N. Harrison mii bs Irving, 35th sti; Joseph Arden Mannix, N, Illinois st.; Richard Charles Taylor, .N. Temple st.; Donald Edward Ochs, 8, Oxford st. Ernest Franklin Lee, 3 Belmont st.; Walter Benjamin eppard’ st.; Ralph William 0 W. Muskingum st.; Carl Lesie Busenbark Jr., 1550 Hoyt. ave.; ’ RonEdwin Moore, 2239 Yandes st.; James Dee Smith, 122 Core st.; Bert Earl "Hewitt, 3116 Central ave.; James Luther Dunlap,

§32 Blackford st. George Wesley Hicks, 46 'N. Oxford st.; Jack Raymon a BH, 620 E, Nah st.; John Jacob Sehr, ashin gton st.; George Bartlett, Tits Oo Bheitiold st.; Gordon Douglass Ammerman, 617 N. New Jersey st.; Tacoma ave.; Major D Dell Wallace, 3236 N. Pennsylvania. st.; Elza Leo Dunning, R. 8; Arthur Franklin Shoemaker, 590 E. Drive, Woodruff Place: William - Edward Bradley, 2314 College av James Taylor Overman. 625 Weghorst st.: Raymond George Jones, 111 N. Arsenal st.; Harold Lee Coates, 1411 Dudley ave.; Harry |T Aaron Serin, 127 Be Michigan st.; James Fugene Lloyd, 223 N. Walcott st.; Robert eph Forestal, 1505 Fletcher ave.: .s Don=ald bert ‘Bennett, 215 Koehne st.; Melvin Henry Owen, 1201 Broadway; Walter Junfor McCrorts 1533 N. Jefferson st.; William Harlan Lykins, 1061 W. 35th st.; 3 James William McClain, 852 Prospect st.; Grant Aden Reiter, 633 N. Pennsylvania sto; Harry Sylvester Hazel, 450 N. Senate ave.; Wyatt Preston Allen, 1015 E. Theodore Harrison, 3357 Sutherland ave.; John William Shortridge, 2115 E. Michigan st.; Alexander B. McClelland Jr., 50 i Laurel st.; Joseph William Oliver, 426 N Arsenal ave.; Edward Maurice Zinken, 2411 N. Delaware st.; Joseph Lynn Nall, gi N. Rural st.; Gerald Charles Howa rd, R. B, Box 543; Robert Louis numer. 1228 W. 33d st.; Raymond Walter Semmler, 3 N.. Noble st. Hollis Edwin Bundy, 1108 College ave.: Russell J, Clark, 1832 8S. Emerson ave.; - Perry Fleming Blunk, 1653 N. Delaware st.; Harold Edward Worth; 510 N. Meridian st.; : George Thompson Curry, 33 N. Arlin ave.; Robert Dale McClary, 322 N. st.; Alex er 1202 W. New Yo! Herschel Grant Funkhouser, 1426 Winfieid st.; Ernest Eugene Allanson, 3141 N. A serial ave.; Merla Franklin Hunsaker, 421 22d st., and George Edward McClellan, Ho N. Pershing st.

MAYORS MAP OIL PLAN BOSTON, Aug. 5 (U. P.).—Mayors of more than 50 east coast cities from Portland, Me., to Miami, Fla., met at city hall today to plan ways and means of getting sufficient fuel

next winter.

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INDUCT QUOTAS!

Army This Week Listed.

Indianapolis men underwent induction ceremonies into the army this week from the. following: local boards: Board No, 2—Leonard Owen Graves, 1619 Martindale ave.; Birdle Green ‘Burrus, 2826 N. Keystone ‘ave.; John Thomas Williams, 1918 Columbia ave.; Benjamin Boone, 2305 Ralston ave.; Joerome Harwell, 2004 E. 26th st.; Johnny Holmes, 1306 Yandes; Owen Williams, 1623 Arse nal ave; Samuel Willard Elliott, 1215 E.

Arsenal ave.; William Nathaniel Weathers, 2388 Hillside ave.; William White McKinney, 908 E. 17th st.; Chalbert Davis, 2522 N. "Temple ave.; Wheeler Dudley Cheeks, 1409 E. 15th st.; Preston Calvert, 2107 Columbia ave.; James GC. Brodley, 1456 E. 16th st.; Robert Agusta Hill, 1520 Bellefontaine. Jimmie D., Dalton. 1328 Yandes st.; Lee Romeo Flournoy, 1818 Bellefontaine; Melvin Dean Augusta, 2454 Wheeler st.; Harold Thurman, 3254 Martindale ave.; Pitts

F. Swinea, 2462 N. Arsenal ave.; John Hamel, 2342 Cornell ave.; Orangelee Field Stewart, 2348 Sheldon st.; Jesse James Watkins, 1722 Sheldon st.; lander Oldham, 2350 N. oxford st.; Robert Clay Twynam, 1807 Martindale ave.; ; Robert Arthur Parker, 2341 N. Rural st.; 1817 Bellefontaine; Shel-

Traces, 1003 pried} ‘ave. Cameron Jones, 1724 Columbic ave.; JesYsshingion, 1720 Columbia ave. Guptill, 208% E. 28th st.; William alii unne, R. 19, Box 177-K; Joe Eugene Wray, Puritan . hotel; Joseph William Coleman, 2302 Carrollton; Ler®y Marcus Gault, 2726Y, Guilford; Don1d ‘Walker McNew, 28 Monuinent circle; arren Arthur Crouch,

Carroliton ave.; Walter Artis Magee, 1727 Park ave,; Jack Edwin Shingleton, 1724 Roosevelt ave.; Theodore . Washington

ran, 2638 Guilford; Donald Kiger Greene, 648 E. 21st st.; 3 George William Archer, 1906 Ruckle st.; Robert John Kaiser, 645 st.; Paul William Thomas, Joie Broadway: Richard Lee Crawford, 2063 N Central a hy Lyle Thoburn Laub Jr., 260 n dr.; Kenneth Thepdore RomGeorge: Adkins, 165%) bama; Charlés Richard Sweeney,

No. ' Ti—William Huh, 1107 S.

Board No. 5—Leslie Ray |Land, 1122 Carrollton; Harry Franklin Lockridge, 309 N. Doug! ias; Dusan Negovan, 702 Haugh; Alexander Steve Todor, 935 N. Warman; Robert E. Jennings, 750. N. . Belmont; Henry Omer Elliott, 21 N. Randolph; Robert Junior Rhude, 3 N. Belmont; Benamin Devo Hilton, 1908 W. 'Vérmont; Wilur Demaree Campbell, 862 we New York; William Thomas Wyne, 1024 N. King; Joe Nearston, 986 W. Pearl; William Todd, 605 Rochester; Frank Edward Fanon 127 N. Traub; Vincent Lochkovic, 1201 N. Sharon; Arthur David Schur ck, 326 N. 343 N. Elder; 414 Haugh; Bul ford Johnson Wilson, 2528 W. 10th; Samuel Joe Ford, w Everett: Ear! Brandenburg, 131 Pershing; Warren Collins, 1154 N. Concord; Burton Stinnett, 2717 Plymouth; Robert Cole ‘Walsman, Lexington, Ky; Wayman 038 W. New York; Christy . Pershing Joseph Wil- , 770 N. Pershing; Orville Earl Hall, 722 N. Sheffield; Fred M Snively Jr., 109 S. Traub; Edward Skaggs. 1444 Astor William Hardin rifle, L 17% . uett

ert Glen Robertson: 1160 Livingston; John bert LaMar. N. Elder; John Paul Spaulding, 974 N 0 pelle Vieu.

Pvt. James Hazel, 1012 W. North ¢|st., hassbéen graduated from the Armored “force school communica-| tion department at Ft. Knox, Ky. Pvt. Hazel, who entered the service in December of last year, recently completed a 14-week course in radio operation. 8 ” ”

At the Great ad

The following Indianapolis men have reported for training at Great

Lakes naval station:

John C. Jackson, 18, R. R. 16; William H. Tucker, 20, Juz% S. James F. McGuinness, 21, ave.; Robert S. Milligan, 25, 510 Be Harry A. Parker, 9 E. New York, st.; i E. oy 2. . Linwood ave.;

Witham = Youn, ng, 30 412 E. Russell E. White, 45, 33 S. Li 3 Georg? H. Harvey, 30, 1910 Mansfield ave.; John F, Hauff, Gi 130 8. Harris st.; Joy 1808 N. Easy st.; Law1313 Kappes st.: Arthur

Patrick O. Patterson, 20, 3625 Richard P. Masters, 20, 640. Kenwood ave; William H. Bro 24, 3749' Boulevard piace; Lloyd E MBenninghofl, 24,

Ra Henry Fitzgerald, 2160 Broadway; Roy Eschole Boley, R. R. High School Thomas Newell Mastin, [2940 WashB ton blvd.; Paul Robert Linn, 2615 Carrollton ave.. Earl E. and Jerry Jaynes 429 N. Dearborn; Gilbert Robert W. Morris st.; Lowell Maurice Hammill, 3629 Salem; "Gene Edward Bakiel 3530 W. Morris st.; Salvador JosSoh Caldaron, 1435 E. LeGrande st.; aries Orris Smith, 2816 Standard ave. Joseph John Snyder, 823 S. ShefTield; Sylvestér Fitzpatrick, 1342 S. Belmont; Clarence Ernest Reed, 1950 Tallman ave.; . 8| John Walter Corydon, 852 Lawrence Elmer Kidwell, R. Eugene Young, R. R. 9; Shaw Jr. a > East st.; William Franklin Crail, 9041, PF Wayne ave.; 3 Paul Leonard 2724 %. Adams st.; ‘Charles gos- . Gale st.; Morris Ray ; James Robert 132 t st.; Elmer Borders Moore, 1819 N. Hiinols: "albert ‘Theobald Wyss, R. R. 15; s [eon Stevens 1434 Hiatt; Charles Aa Groover, 830 N. East st.; John Michael Weilbammer, gig N. Dorman st.; Byron Shaffer Allen, 853 W. New York st.; Bobbie Enbridge Hill, R. R. 11: George Earl Hull, 304 Boulevard place: Bryant Beach, 100 New York st.; Robert Willard Hall, Talbott ave.; Robert Patton, 539 N. Ili nois; Amos Johr Fonard, 805 N. Pine; James J. Swartz, 1217 St. Paul st.; George William Schricker, 101 E. 28th st.; Dale Harold VanHart Bresock, 1430 Dawstn st.; 6340 Dover rd.; alter: Class, 1403 Broaduay Lewis = Butzin, 4401; Washin, ton; Lawrence Emett Smith, 26 Centennial st.; Harold Robert. Evans, 315 Prank Adkins Jt ‘316 E. #t. William Henry Si mith, 1227 Shepard st.: Leonard Francis Butler, 1227 Shepard st.; rles Edgar Bevis, R. R. 10; James Kearney, 1719 Broadway; Ivan a mu Crescent ave.; James R. R. 19; Emery Ollie 01 ‘Bloomin ton ave.: LeRoy } : Vernon Archibald iiss AP, st. Kenneth

John William Clitton, 12308 Morgan st. ® ” ” Sergt. Clyde W. Warrenburg of Camp Sutton, N. C., is at home on a 10-day furlough visiting his wife and ‘two children, Emmajean and Wanda, 2747 Shelby st.

MOTHERS’ CLUB TO MEET

The Brookside Mothers’ club will meet tomorrow noon at Brookside park to plan the opening of the fall dancing class for children and for a fall show. A covered dish luncheon will be served. Mrs. Fielder Anqrews, president, will preside.

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