Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1943 — Page 21

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GETS SERVICE Tl ARTIKAND | tsk of sing spans, a x United Press Staff Correspondent proving them and sending out the military lace, are frequent, - {of ‘marriage ; A service flag, honoring former] NEWARK, N. J, March 26—The checks. The theme of much of the mail, [neighbors that they had partici-| PHILADELPHIA, March 26 (U. students of Lawrence high school |8my, which mails almost 3,000,000) It is a highly mechanized force however, is: “We don't need our{pated in a traditional charivari P.).—Gen. Henry H. Arnold, com- the honorary degree of doctor of) A will be presented to the school by|CHSCKS each month to soldiers’ de- |under Col. Harold N. Gilbert, di-|boy’s allowance. Let him have it. ‘The oldest parents on the ODB d O.s.. i 't laws from Hahnemann Medicali ry oc the La Y|pendents and others who have been [rector of ODB, who originated the|We can get along.” . list ‘are a mother 101 years old and | Mander of the U. S. army air forces, college. = 5 : yeeros | ie wrence Township club of allotted portions of army pay, ex- “keep ’em flying” slogan and now| In this vein was a letter from ala father of 114 years. They ex-|said today that American pilots Discussing the war fn general ind Republican Women at 8 p. m. to-|pects to roll out a flood tide of [calls on his staff to “get ‘em paid.” {woman who reported that she did|pressed a wish that “the army of-|are knocking the enemy out of the : amounted to $1, 060,072,260.08, an innot need money but could the army |ficers ‘would take good care of our|air “two for one” and hinted that Arnold-said that america; ls. taine ; on the German .luftwaffe may soon|ing pilots at the rate of 50,000 a|corresponding month last year. Individual income tax collections? were some $44,000,000 less than in:

night in the gymnasium. Mrs.| checks when selective service begins| Marvelous machines write the Nancy Conarroe Rose will make the | drafting fathers in quantity. checks at tommy-gun speed, insert | please send her three dozen safety son.” : Presentation. By mid-March total disburse- them in envelopes, and even tie the pins, as she was going to have a| The ODB's heaviest check goes to| find itself impotent. year. Al the same meeting. the Centralments bf the office of dependency |envelopes into’ bundles for - easier baby. Girl workers collected thethe wife and 10 children of Eugene] “If the Germans don’t start do- “The boys have proved them- 1 +0f Lawrence basketball team will|benefits were $674,175,621. mailing. pins and sent them to her. Pinkerton of Chicago, who found|ing something soon,” Arnold said| ' February last year, op The ODB has also been up against|it impossible to list all his children|at an. informal ‘luncheon at the|Selves equal to the Germans and|only $185088,048.05. as{on the ODB application blank. He|Union league, “they won't have| the Japs in spite of their alleged U8 We're holding our

be honored for its victory in’ the ODB, ‘which’ moved recently | The morale value of the disbursesectional tournament.. A dance will ane Washington to an ory ments, both to troops in the fieldisome delicate tactical problems, as and to the folks at home, is amply in. the case of the soldier who|attached a supplemental sheet. The| anything left to do anything with.” | inexperience. Pinkerton family receives $152 a| The remark was made in reply|own and knocking the enemy out girl friend rather than his wife, and month. to a question on whether Germany| of the air, two to one.” ;

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follow. i . building in Newark, employs. 10,000 . Mrs. Alice Grim is:in charge ‘of persons, mostly women, on a 24- [shown in the mail ODB reecives. wanted his allowance sent to his committees for the event. 1 hour basis to handle the enormous “Thank- you” greeting cards, deco-

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