Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1942 — Page 5

FR SCRAP HERE ; 5 | FERRL CF v [| (LOS AN i 88 U R)~Fred- aT 2) rt I be no incr © : % = : i rie. Will Judy, hailed as one | versity can live cheaper than he university's getieral fee, in 4 i) z : _ © |'of the grt | | typographic arti- could at home, according to Presi- routs, or in Jayniey chignges tof T rimble “Readying Plans ative of New Palest ans of 8 is, is now, working | dent C. B. Hodges. coming Lived Here 40 Years; (pom isles oe design. | statistics that said living costs had $17.3 month.”

For Campaign Lasting 1 ‘Whi and TL years old, : a a ‘he ‘en jee : Nl ; Until December. T Ritg$ Wednesday. |e" fares nr : ih 10re as devo his

W. H. Trimble of the Trimble .» 1 ju ived in a fall it | 2 ter craftsman has | fi ** Realty Co. newly appointed gen-| AYRE ec oF home July 17 were fatal to Nes igned | : ices of type. = R KNE | : Pearl Gessler Eastes yostergay | 25) Askedth: me of hisfinalcon={ : Vy NEVE Ww a

5M) Shawn Of the county “fsa RE » City hospital. Physicians safe co -| tribution’ | > printing craft, he harvest” drive, today was making 2 plications resulted from a hip 3- 13 Be te eall it the | FUNERAL SERVICE coun.

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- plans. for conducting the campaign y sary ’ which will last until December. i} : Mrs. Bastes and her - husha symbol has een fe \ ; BE 50 COMPLETE!

Mr. Trimble was appointed by C. ~ Gola ; iad i % ames ‘Eastes,. ved 3 95 ri y doesn’t ow fu t + Harvey Bradley, county defense di- J BK i i i | now his ‘will turn out and Spann ave. She was 57. 3 : Jy as Ro

rector, and will work in close con- | : junction with Blodgett E. Bren. | w native of New in” dacep I Witha Gt influence. Judging nan, defense council . sivage di- ci ~ Eastes pod from his | past: performances, rector. | all {uoYeass. «wiz be dt 10 & o| Jb shoud | something of simThe “scrap harvest” is to be con- g “ | § |Wedn DE erry tine ¥ plicity ar an: suty. ducted by the oil, rubber, automo- : : i a} : : i hy esday ary. B wil be | i , re | tive and farm tmplement acolers| [NNN | [Erie in [RITES T MORROW FOR| .. in conjunction with the Marion ; fs : Other survivors ral two sist} MIU RRO county defense salvage committee. Thy Lau cas, and 1 M ARTH ! E. STEPHENS The drive is part of the national Indianapolis and Marion county are getting into the state. dorap salvage campaign in & big way, as | 3 inky, 3 : ! : program to increase the amount of| evidenced above by the first official bin erected in the county at May's service station, 30th and Meridian |, yo. Raymond Joye Services { Mrs. Martha E. Stescrap materials that is needed to| sts. ‘Dudley Smith, state salvage secretary (left) is showing the official depot baitner ta Todd gious, state apolis, . 2 . | phens, who ed yestefday at the keep the war industries operating| chairman of the salvage campaign being staged thro ughout the U. 8. : % “on ; home of 1 sughter Mu. Irene

t maximum capacity. = a hy J . ts Bh John Albert Kendal sis, 00. wy wee fl OR THAT

Other heads of the drive include : A: nN : opis LS RITES SET FOR | Services Today [LAN HARRISON |r mop pit + TREE - For Leroy Allen |” 1a mran av eRe fer vt see cu] R - THE PRICE COULD ow

fre R. D. Johnson of Johnson Chevrolet tral State hospital, Will be -1¢1d 5t| Burial wii at Memorial Park.

1% Co, L. W. Hully ‘of International i | For Leroy Allen ate i | Harvester Co. and L. B. McCracken ‘ =r I ve D B 10 a. m. tomorrow. at the -Corkie Mrs. Si: ns was 84 years old she Of the Telephone Answering Service. Us) | LERQY ALLEN, 1430 E. 10th ; : funersl home. Burial Will bs ang lived | ndiapapolis 45 years. SO MODERA TE | i$ Indiana has been given a quota 7 : st., retired Western Union tele- at : Floral park. She was 1:7 in Tennessee. : siori of 715,000 tons of sein og ni ; ~ |=grapher, was to be buried today Ru oe. Ey : Mr. Kendall died Saturday ab his|™ Aj <3 ving are another fans By 10 Gloss of Ge drive “|Drug Salesman ‘to Be| J} {on in te Brice tuners | EMPloyed by Evans Milling bots: $352 W. Ninth st at che 8%) daughter, 5. Charles Emery, . : . I. i : ; Monterey, I, and ‘four grand- Ae aa home. Co. 20 Years: Burial He was a native of Wasiington Children. ;

os 2 2 . . Plan Raid “Tryout” . : Buried Tomorrow; I Mr. Allen, who was 75, died © |and lived in Indianapolis 42 years. FTE FCT Air raid wardens of the Brookside ; . A native of Shelbyville, he . Christine Kendall; thrée da gi ters,| VINCE: : i, Aug. 10 (U. P)— Mrs. Helen G. Cates, Ravensvood; |The conci; of Charles Peas Jr.

defense district will hold an air supp druggists| cme to Indianapolis when - a : ¢ A i7 salpuniy for {320 smployee of she Bvans miting Mrs. Anna Mary Gallagh:» and|14, of T:: Haute, was reported

raid “tryout” tomorrow night in ; young man and became agent at > ut | 15 1 the last 25 years, Fred) the old North Indianapolis sta- Co. for 20 years, Lan Harrison died Mrs. Florence A. Blakely, 4f In-|fair ate ] il hospital where he PEACE CHAP L

preparation for a practice “dimout” | ster: anso. scheduled for the area soon. Charles Walz died yesterday at| tion of the Big Four railroad. He Jest e 93 a 1s Fou Se on dianapolis; a son, ©. Frank, “hcian- (was taken urday after being shot

Wardens . the district wil be(bis home, $433 Carvollton ave, Hel'Ietired in 1991 after 40 years | Jac, Jo Tae 01 an Fo anes vats ar, [acodentats + he sosomen tv =| EVER IIIT RIERA ITAL called to their posts at 7:30 p. m.|was 50:and was ill five weeks. service with ‘Western Union. . Born in Lebanon, Tenn. he lived |Jonesboro, Ark.; 11 stepchilc en, 1gjfriend. * Z by a blast of the factory whistles| pynera services will be held at ping are his wife, Mrs, |, rngianapolis 36 years. grandchildren - and six great-| : Ollie Allert and a son, Paul H. He was a member of the Garden| 8randchildren. :

in that part of the city. Ter min- : utes later a simulated bombing will|3 P+ mM. tomorrow in: the Hisey & Baptist church and the Puritan

be staged at some undisclosed lo-| Titus mortuary. Burial will be in n lodge of the I. O. O. F. : ign ON cation in the district. All activities] Washington Payk. ls Y | Surviving are his wife, Mrs. CHAS. T. MY fh S j » ? Cynthia Harrison; a son, James, of 3

‘will be ¢ondueted with lights burn-| After 20 years as salesman for

ing. Colgate & Co. Mr. Walz represent- Lebanon, Ind.; two daughters, Miss . ‘The test is solely to instruct war- fed .the McCourt Label Cabinet Co. DIES AT HM: Mamie Harrison and Miss Ina Har- i - dens in - performing “heir duties, | the last. five years. ‘He was a grad- Wi &s | rison, of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. ¢

William C. Hoeltke, district’ ‘warden, juate of the Chicago College of , | Lila Proctor, also of Indianapolis, it Ssaid today. He asked residents not |Pharmacy.. and one grandchild. em iB el | Heinm Ban x Services Tomorrow at 10, Funeral services will be at 2p. m.| Garyeq 24 Years Years as Yerk| 1 . kept A resident of Indianapo Ser lchurch. , : - Pee Tor wardens to make their| Years, Mr. Wals was born at Pree. ‘A. M. for Native of ~~ [church. “The Rev. al i At Crown Hill, Wh port, Ill. He was. a member o . yo § : ; od dL Teports 10 the control center. Raper commandery and the Murat Bartholomew. in “Crown. HII "in He Will Be Buriec. ; gy

2 ” » Shrine. ) 143 : Oscar Murray died yesterday at| Lieut. Comm. Cr Crist | Charles D. Myers, 1425 N' fa fw

Five Indianapolis men havelapgiis and two brothers, Leon J. of (57. and had been in ill health the| Crist: U. 8. N. R., formerly of In- Crown Hill where he serve: ias a

graduated from the fourth war de-|g¢. I.ouis. and O M., of. Free- dianapolis, died yesterday of a CA t civilian protection school oor i a Sear 9 past seven years. heart attack at Sturgeon Bay, Wis, [clerk 24 years. Services wi: ‘te at :

at Purdue university. They inclu or— A native of Bartholomew county,| He was 45. 2 p. m. in Shirley brothers 2 is Ea snd cama axe Frank Skillman fie Secges rsoo in Sosa SUIS pM i jy fnont wit 20 1, wl ‘man, 4212 Spann ave.; two firemen,| A retired switchman of the In- 16 years. Mrs. G. M. au 4701 Michi. |charee. Masonic rites will 0; held. Carl H. Kloe _ 730 Orange ,st.,| dianapolis Union Railway Co.,| Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Viola a Srlorst hie "| Mr. Myers, who was 70, Lic1 in and Michael J. Gardiner, 1021 Har-| Frank H, Skillman, died yesterday|Murray; three sons, James, Samuel Ban red, an od dinars’ and vicinity Ho vey st. %nd Carver H. Reinertsen, at his home, 1455 Broadway. He and Luther; three daughters, Mrs. ean will be at 2 p. m.|life. He. was a contractor i. ore 1408 N. Broadway, a Security officer| was 80 years old and retired in 1918 Margaret Smock. Mrs. Catherine Wednesday at the Sanborn home. |his employment at’ the cemel: y, for the naval ordnance plant of the| after serving the railroad 20 years.|Branhan and Mrs. Helen Van Bus- esda He was a member of the /,sth-

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* Lukas-Harold Corp. Services will be.at 1:30 p. m. to- kirk, all of Indianapolis, and two| py. Minnie Meadows i: |wood Christian church, the’ “orth

Tos The then ‘will iristruet “Bther des morrow ab: the GH. ‘Herrmann: fu- | brothers, James of Columbus and." vw |park Masonic lodge and the} dense workersein the operation ‘of | neral home. Burial will beat ‘Crown | Donald of Paragon. Services for Mrs. Minnie Lowella|pioneer’s club. = re control centers, incendiary “bomb| Hill. Services will be at 10 a. m. to-| Meadows, who died Saturday at her| _ Win the wife Mr: , control, gas defense and organiza-| A resident of ‘Indianapolis 50|morrow at the Charles H. Leap|home, 330% N. Miley ave. will be Eo i Jae ’. wi A tion of citizens” defense corps. 'A|years, Mr. Skillman was born in|funeral home, Burial will be at Par-|held at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the yers; three daughters; Mie total of 18 Indianapolis ‘men have Hamilton,.O. agon. Shirley brothers west side chapel, |Futh Myers, Miss Esther Mya: now been graduated from the school.| Surviving are a son, Frank H. Jr., Burial will be in Floral Park. She Mrs os Th ane 14

— and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Jacob _- : was 54. : URUGUAYAN SHIP SUNK |Wachtel, of Indianapolis; five grand- BURIAL TOD AY FOR Surviving sre six daughters,| D4Jr-: brother, Fred W., El MONTEVIDEO, Aug. 10 (U. P.) — children and two great-grandchil- | Joanna, Flora Gale, Florence. Faye, | 8randson, all = ki

TE Tir] trmimies MRS, ALTA MNEELY|Witioms ond se. Meriva wagaer| Donald G. McOisat |’

pared today to take reprisals ‘for two sons, Elssworth.and Charles| p.oote funeral services ff { Don-

«sinking the freighter Maldonado and| BD °o go the kidnaping of her master by a Parachutist in Tr €€ | Funeral services for Mrs. Alta P.|and three grandchildren, all of In-| "yy ot : . German submarine. Observers pre- Cg en McNeely, 535 Bell st, were to be|dianapolis. : G. us; port idef. Reads Girl S N ofe held at 1 p. m. today at the Harry ——————— mist and carpenter, were hi" ioday

dicted that Uruguay would consult with ig other or nations W. Moore peace chapel. Burial was RITES WILL BE, HELD at the J. C. Wilson funeral, me.

about more effective pibmarine SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, {to be in Washington Park. Mrs. : 3 He died Friday at the RB] Ww. control. Aug. 10 (U. P)—Lieut. Clayton | McNeely died Friday. She was 30. FOR LOCAL MARINE Long hospital. He was 56 al : , , . A native of Monroe county, Ken-|. Services for Sergt. Robert W. rvivi ’ Wilson, 23, of Shreveport, La Surviving are two son; : ? » *"» |tucky, she lived in Indianapolis 15) Baukat, 20-year-old Marine “Who| Robert McOuat, . read a letter from his girl in the {years. was killed in an automobile crash { United States recently while Surviving are her, Pushed, hig in California Aug. 1, ‘will be held _ dangling ffom a treetop in para- {liam B.; her parents, anc here at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday in the chute harness. Sidney Raines; four sisters, Mrs. 1auck funeral home and at 9 a. m. "The ‘letter ed. a0 his ‘ade Jewel Grider, Mrs. Ruby Billhymer,| in st. Catherine’s Catholic church.| ‘HONOLULU, ‘Aug. 10 - vanced rev Just Mrs. Vera Brown and Miss Annie Burial will be at St. Joseph's ceme- Pive Japanese workers £t' Hickam an alert E hy Seige, Ju as Raines, and three brothers, Roy tery. field began prison senterc . today engaged +& furious air battle Ratner, Le uinee, He was a son of Mr. and Mrs.|because they ridiculed cons “mtious USE OUR BUDGET PLAN with 27 Jap bombers and 15 |gorg. : anes, Arthur S. Baukat, 1130 B bury wojkers sh ined to ge; hem to ee AR CARRYING CHARGE “zero” fighters. - : ave. wor: ess . i ‘We made a pass at the bomv- | FAITH IN RUSSIANS '

ers and three zeros dived on top

of me” he said. “TI guess they | VOICED BY BRADLEY Lene Fin Fi bo shot, sway part. of wy shiva ill | ooo Aug. 10 (U, P.).—Maj | | ’ i] ang Jig m2 motor, X Nenj Jno. Bradley, in charge of | ; ccs, along with milk, vegetables, fruits and meats

- @ 8pin, cork<screwing down from Gen. Follett Bradley, in charge of i Li — are included in Uncle Sam’s nutrition chart of foods

20,000 to 8,000 feet, then flames |Speeding American supplies to Rus-

burst in th . sia,” said today he had “absolute © ! Pe a te bailed oe fae Soceni ant faith that the Russians will stand 3 fos i % to be eaten regularly to keep fighting America in trim, “I landed on top of a tree and |fast.” W ca. od” But if these same important foods are not given propepé dangled from the shfouds 40 feet | He reiterated that his mission was ER . e ; or pity a above ground. I felt kind of lone- |“purely technical” and hed nothing : ~ refrigeration and cooked the vitamized way, many ‘ly so I pulled out my girl's letter |to do with a second front. He said p J side : £3 ar ‘ ing. and minerals never reach Big and read it. Aussie soldiers and |conferences were p ; - satis- fo ; the necessary health giving vitamins mera a IW, natives finally cut me down.” factorily, - : 2 { 2 dining room table—and much in the health-for-victory progray : : ; S ls, [ Yet it’s easy to conserve by proper refrigeration and vitami;

Deaths I n / .. iana Fat Ind. Maston 3 , iw these irreplaceable food values that give steady ner strong muscles and alert minds.

ERSON--Mrs. Lens Scott, . Sur-| Vernie Eldridge; sons, Bert, John; sisnton Bright; | ters, Mrs. Hattie Howe, Mrs. Mollie Burdick; brother, Melvin Sav vage. .

BLOOMINGTO TL| RUSHVILLE—Mrs. Frances Johnson, 44, ‘ \ s Sinpivors: ok Mrs. a fo: Mrs, Survivors: 'Husban Norman; : , M . Charles; sister, Mrs.. Elizabeth Murray; : .- When You Bu ¥ the

Woody Stogadill it. Sufvivers: Husband, brothezs, Kenneth, Walter, Keith Ker- ; ; Frank: sons, George, Frank; daughters, . Fh . 32 Ql i RT! Mrs. B Williams, +] Mrs. Ma Kennelly, 51. Survi q ; - y ¢ ¥ Cream ee aPil og Jona. A REL Husband, ao ; siAiEE, Mess Fos 5 FULL x GLASSES er a | Home: “lite Preferred by millions to

sajery vivor: Daughter, Mrs, ‘Homer Nikirk. Mrs. Elizabet Mrs, Nel “ih 2 Wayne Roel. 35. Survivors: Wife, Sates} brothers, Frac, John. Heizer; 3 Le Helen; son, Richard N er, Mrs. Johi Hi o ie otherbeer! Yc u'llknow Stops Perspiration ors. Aso 6 Survivors: Wile al SEYMOUR Harmon Erumme, 97. ‘Sur- ; ’ ’ ‘when you ta;:e its de- : . x ’ s : » S: » ’ y : ° ) Zz) Ray; sister, Mrs. Martin riers Krumme gs: ughter Mn Anna ¥ licious Ba Flavor It 1 f vi A : BOONVILLE—William Ashby, 68. . D—Mrs. Ann 2 = { Wa : : A ] ; yivorss Wite, Ela; rns Oh WESTWOOD-—Mrs. Ana Jennes, 39. 5 : never bitter, ne cr sweet! : bre ous™iess-o) vitamins and Ey x, Gurley; sisters Mrs. Hervey Euli- i pasente, Mr, ‘and Mrs, £5 - \8 = mE oa m sult from not storing food WAYNE—Ted ip ; Willi \ A= EE : A 3 : SL S 5 ; Vi A aENE_Tey _Morgw. Survivors! =: SNE A iE a) 4 : safe 40° temperature. 5s GAS CITY—Mrs. Lulu Edw = LE Le Fr, : ized nables Survivors: Husband, David: Bie, S Pp wT a | \ 2: gs Th ahi iss a] n vitami cooking el side Suet | Summertime | 5 = Ew 5 BR. 1 Lich as 91% of these same Mrs. Arthur Pom ‘Mrs. Hs ; * i % x LR ; : SE : : | £2 : HARTFORD CITY — John Ls, . DINE IN iF f % = ; iE fe TRG I vitamins. and mineral in He food

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