Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1943 — Page 28

Pigeon Makes

'Yolk' of Movie

NEW YORK, June 10 (U. P.).— Officials of the Seaman's Church Institute of New York wondered

today whether a neighborhood.

pigeon was indulging in subtle comment on its motion picture for merchant seamen. They said that on a recent night

. While the seamen were being en-

tertained by a movie and an accompanying lecture by a museum of natural history authority, a pigeon flew into the projection room window and laid an egg on the cushion of the operator's chair. : : The name of the picture was “Migratory Birds.” The next night, they said, the pigeon returned and laid another egg. The picture was “A "Night to Remember.”

in The Service—

Thousands Want to Buy

Never before has there been such a big demand for used household goods—and never were such high prices being paid for them. Be- + low is a small Times Want Ad that appeared 2 days at a cost of 65¢ and brought the advertiser $8 in cash. Just one of dozens of similar experiences that occur each day.

SMALL cook stove complete, coal or wood, good baker, good, sondition, $3. 3715 Kenwood. TA-0578

To sell for big cash ‘prices those no longer wanted articles about your home, use a small-cost Times Want Ad. Phone RI-5851 any time between 7:30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.

SHOE MARKET

INSEE BIGGEST DISPLAY IN. TOWN

FOR MEN—WOMEN CHILDREN

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COMPLETE SIZES 3 TO 9

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Sizes 813 to 3

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*1.98 to *2.98

. MEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS

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OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 SUNDAYS TILL | P. M.

ALEX CARROLL | MADE fr

Serves With Anti-Aircraft Unit of Artillery on West Coast.

Alex S. Carroll, whois serving with an anti-aircraft: unit of the coast artillery on the west coast, has just been promoted to captain according. to \word received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Carroll, 1214 Golden Hill dr. Capt. Carroll enlisted in the army as a private on Feb. 24, 1941, while employed in Detroit. He was sent to Ft. Sheridan and later in the year transferred to Ft. Lewis, Wash. In April 1942 he was sent to OCS at Camp Davis, N. C., where he received his commission as second lieutenant in July. He was assigned to the coast artillery at San Francisco and promoted to first lieutenant last October. t. Carroll’s brother, Maj. Allen Carroll, was promoted from captain on May 19.

E. Gillaspy R. McCloud

LEFT: Edward Gillaspy, medical corps, Great Lakes naval training station, is at home on furlough visiting his mother, Mrs. Ella. Belle Gillaspy, 2725 McClure st. mer Times carrier, he was graduated from Ben Davis high school. RIGHT: Ross E. McCloud, seaman 2-c¢, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCloud, Amo, is in service school for gunners’ mates at Great Lakes, [1l. He enlisted in the navy in

training at Great Lakes. ”

Dyer Family in 100%

this week, the Dyer family of Mun-

service family. Robert followed the example of his father, brother and sister. His mother, Mrs. Robert E. Dyer. Sr, works in a defense plant.

is a baker 2-c; Dyer, is a yeoman 3-c¢, last heard

E. Dyer, is enrolling in the WAVES, Robert Jr.

boot training at Great Lakes, Ill. | 2 2” ” Three men from Indianapolis are

Technology in the basic -engineer-

training program, according to the Tech. registrar.. . They are. Robert william Fackler, 5807 . N... Delaware. . st.; James. Goff .Jr., 2414 Guilford ave. and Edward .Ray Larrison, 326 N Grant ave. : The basic course of the ASTP consists of three 12-week terms at College level.

M. D. Jordan Promoted

Promotion from the rank of corporal to sergeant has been received by Marlin D. Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clad Jordan of Oaklandon. Sgt. Jordan, whose wife Marjorie lives in San Antonio, Tex. is sta-|A tioned at Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. He is a former employee .of the Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative association. » 2 » James V. Spoon, 19-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James V. Spoon, 115 W. 27th st, wears a newly earned petty officer's insignia on his blue uniform. He was recently graduated from the naval air technical training center at navy pier, Chicago. No an aviation “machinist’s mate 3-c, Petty Officer Spoon is awaiting transfer to/duty with the U. S. fleet or to a naval shore station. .

Leo Spencer Graduates

Cpl. Leo E. Spencer was graduated from the armored force school tank department, at Pt. Knox, Ky., recently. He is the son of Mrs. Velma Spencer, 1319 S. Meridian st. 8s 8 » Pfc. Donald A. Allison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sanders, R. R. 12, Box 70, was graduated recently from the Chanute field schoo! of the army air forces technical training command. » » ¥ ir The following men were inducted into the army by Marion county local selective service board 13 on June 8: Robert Hurst, Beech Grove; Rollin Millar, Beech Grove; Edward Roney, 1250 S. Talbott st., and Harold Scoggan, 620 E. St. Clair st.

A BIG LIFT... 4

When Robert E. Dyer Jr. was|mssick, sworn| into the navy at the In-|Devon:. William Ronald Stamm, dianapolis navy recruiting station|gs N. Addison: Donald Baron, 5137 E. Walnut;

cie reached 100 per cent as a war|canner, Bee Lawrence.

from |in Trinidad, and Jeanette Mar R. R, 3, Box 804; Fay Ashworth, 1740 W

Minnesota;

plans to become a |mont; radio technician after he takes his|as 5. Hass

Williams RB. enrolled at Carnegie Institute o0f{0’Connell, 905 9. Bast: Birch; Jesse Miller, 4005 W. 15th; Robert

Cove; ing course of the army ‘specialized |626 Cottey ered Pisher, 818 Warren: James Rather, 622 Division; Robert Mosi

William Hiatt:

Pvt. Sortwell Ss. Sgt. Roeder

541 N. Miley ave., is at. home on furlough from the Alcan highway where he is with the quartermaster corps. ‘ RIGHT: Lloyd F. Roeder, son of Mrs. Lottie Roeder, 626 Massachusetts ave., has recently heen advanced to the rank of staff sergeant at Tinker field, Oklahoma City air depot.

40 ASSIGNED TO GREAT LAKES

Local Men . Inducted Navy Recently Take - Recruit Training.

Into

vicinity, recently indueted into the navy, have been assigned to the naval training station at Great Lakes, ‘Ill, where they are now undergoing a period of recruit training. The recruits are:

Lloyd Banks, 1339 Southern; Butler; Clarence Bok

A for-|EY

Charles Frost, 3209 Leslie; Noble G yin, 3526 Kenwood: Robert Harris, 1279 Meridian; Joel Kern, 4218 E. Michigan; Sain McCormick, 220 N. Forest; Donald Blaha, gle

Smith, : William Stewart, 320 E. Maple Road; Clyde Summers, R. R. 11; Kenneth Taylor, a Beation; Clifford Toombs, R. Wood, 1309 Sturm;

December, 1942, and received basic|Gharics Pha nN Shadeland; George Gillum, 2014 Bellefontaine; 3323 Kenwood; Harold Gaither, 4012 Byram; John Fink, 1614 8. Talbot; William Jaynes, Ki C 3222 Washington blvd.; 4520 Marcy

Robert Jaynes,

3323 enwood; Forest Coburn, Arthur Cutter, ave.; David Pogue, 1437 8S. East; Jack Jrwin. > 920 N. Harbinson; Harry Harry Calkins, 425 Meolain, 10561 W. 30th;

R. R. 7; Wayne Russell,

050 W. 31st; Richard Crawford,

Edwin Preston, 1 412 'N. Bradley; Newton

# » »

Board 12 Inducts

The following inductees have been

Altor Martin, ch Grove;

Robert E. Dyer Sr., the father,|signed for army service by Marion Harold Eugene county local board 12:

Qeprgie. Bullock, 901 S. Meridian; John tin, 708 E. Georgia; Kellie Bashett,

William Gray, 1315 8. BelRalph Caplinger, 1208 Standard; Division; Lewis Weldig,

Raym Sheffield; mond it Haley, setts; Lee Wesner, 41 a

B. McCar 802; Carl Canard, oF $63 River: uceo, roft; John a pian, 523

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R. 7, ‘Box 685; Charles Cochran, 8217 William Griffin,

1010 PATE al Aeignt

‘1947 8. lino Ea C80 offey; Clyde her, 632° Coffey; Albert Carnes, 1101 Senate; Lowell Sturdivant, 930 ho) Son Robert Okey, 944 Woodlawn,

» » »

Serve From Board 2

Men inducted into the armed forces from Marion county local

board 2 are:

Eugene Jackson, 2441 Arsenal; Ezekiel Umphrey, 2118 Bellefontaine; Lawrence Harrell, 442 Cory; Wayman Coffer, 2304 Hillside’; Sheridan Paarh 106 Cora; ord Stepp, 1917: Bellefontaine; Edward Alo oh "Cincinnati, 0.; William Mitchell, 451 W, ; James i: © 1 dale; Thomas Brooks, 1631 Bellefontaine; Oliver Wilson, 32621 N. ord; Ti Allender, 350 W. 25th; Clarence Everett, 2229 N. Capitol; Frank Shobe, 2150 Bellefontaine; Clifford Neighbors, 2712 Columbia; Theodore Williams, 2620 .Columbia; Richard Hatcher, 2047 Columbia; Cornelius Dunville, 2248 Sheldon; Thomas Reeves Jr., 2228 Columbia;

.| George

300 Columbia;’ Jhimes Hutche! Hagan, 2147 Martindale; Kenneth "Smith 2336 Greenbriar; William Bell, 1443 17th; Warren Jones Jr., 1430 Roosevelt.

» » ” Pfc. John W. Keller Jr. son of

~|Mr. and Mrs. John W. Keller, 637

Eastern ave., has been promoted to technical corporal at Ft. Lewis, Wash,

» » ” A new student at the U. 8S. naval reserve. midshipmen’s = school at Notre Dame university is .Ralph R. Canter Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R.. Canter Sr. 130 S. Elder ave. He will be commissioned an ensign when he has completed training. : : A x » » ” Two future navy signalmen from Indianapolis have been enrolled in the navy’s signal corps school at Chicago university, Chicago, Ill. The men are, Kenneth S. Koons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Koons, 44 N. Euclid ave, and James E, Sedam, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sedam, R. R. 15.

BUGLE CORPS PLANS PARTY

The Sahara Grotto drum and bugle corps auxiliary will sponsor a

in the Sahara Grotto. club, 4107 E.

Forty men from Indianapolis and |

card party.at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow |}

| ON RACE RELATIONS

- A three-day institute on “Race Relations and Non-Violent Solutions” will open with registration at 6:45 p. m. tomorrow in the Sen-

ate avenue branch, Y. M. C. A. day, M. M. Chatterjee, philosophy