Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1943 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1043 _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : PAGE 7

In the Services— Ready I3 Duty WILLIAM BILL Yr n PEC. MURRAY IN

GRANT) S61. MITCHELL Al]

: fs lh Army Air Force Member in SERENE Bi ‘ei Pfc. Robert Smith Also Graduates From Ft. Myers (HEE IRE. wi’) Pacific Area Is Now ha BN | y Studies at Sioux Falls School 8 Months After SN 4 #4 | 2d Lieutenant, ir ' NB 1 Command.

By TIM TIPPETT

\ IF YOU'RE INCLINED to look down your nose at Fall creek as a fishing ground and you consider it just a place you have to cross to get north, let's start arguing and get it over with. In the first place, there has been altogether too much vah yah . : NEW YORK. July 7-Five | Of pollution and such stuff about one of the best streams in the Entering Army. OC. Nickel Jt RM. Knight William A. Gill, stationed with vears from now Joe Louis will be | county for bass, erappies, bluegills and such. : hig the army air forces in Australia 34 vears old. “And if the war If you don't believe it—try it. - ——— Sat. James M. Mitchell, son of E a and New Guinea for more than a ain't ended by then I'll be too old (A quick look at your A book | tablespoon parsley Mrs. Ethel Mitchell, 329 Trowbridge k A year, has been graduated from of-

; ‘ : > ‘ i ow \ raini as radio operatorta Roh * onvinee \ e' i ' st, was graduated this week from "indianapolis men are ready to join! 3ré now training ) o tight,” the heavyweight cham- might convince you there's merit 1 tablespoon minced cepers (not " 8 . : os i i ficer candidate school as a second d p are : J mechar es in the army air forces pion save in the suggestion.) NECALSArY) the army air forces flexible gun-

. E . ; . .. fighting combat crews, They were ; rend ommand. Sioux Well, let's hope the Bomber's There are three (that we know) 1 tablespoon fine minced onion nery school at Ft. Myers, Ria. He ; Me oy E iy i hy Te os De graduated last week from the flex- [EORTC Sining ¢ 4 pessimism js unwarranted but he best spots in the “erick.” One is Mix thoroughly and serve cold. CE a a Mins ee E 5 a 9355 N. Alabama st., of his promo- ible gunnery school at Harlingen, Pfc. Murray attended Washington oe : tion in a cablegram last, week. Tex. Pte. Walter 8. Park is the high school and was inducted in

could be completely right about at the new city reservoir, The If vou follow these directions the . olds being too old at 34. Most fighters = second is at the dam at Indian result should be in the form of a Plane mechanics school at Golds. FF» son of Mrs. Mary Bettcher, 342 N. April, 19043, Pfc. Smith was gradu-

are lake, The ‘hird is practically in thick paste, Ada vinegar if it is boro. N. C. He IoMneriy Was 4 stock : Davidson st. His wife also lives ated from Ben Davis high school As a matter of faet the full his- | vour front yvard--about i50 yards a little too thick. chaser at Allison's. ; Pvt. Newcomb Graduates at the Davidson st. address. Pfle. and wae inducted March 18. “ the heat | Hvis rich pis : anitol AY & 1.8 ‘ " tay dy it % . \ety of the heavyweight Sivifion downstream from Capiiol ave. id 4 4 | Twenty-nine Indianapolis men h Pvt. Thomas E. Newcomb, for- na Nt M. Grad) . Loe son ot hs. 5 = revenls nl our er J , ‘a : a few ig J a : Ars. . ¢ p ‘ ' WU, ” ye Is only four men who were Now let's look at a [ew T8618 a Californi Pi have reported to the Great Lakes merly of 1517 E. Ohio st. has been x He bE Rie % good enough to win the title at | prove our side of the contreversy alitornia—rnooey naval training station for Wd E. R. Murphy F. L. Cone graduated as a clerk-typist from the ¥ #3 dot

Says...

; 3 : : | Pfe. Raymond E. Murray, son of Walter 5. Parle . Wayne M. Grady | Mrs. Lula Davis, 535 Coffey st., and

Qualified as expert trigger men Pfe. Robert B. Smith, son of Mr, f the army air forces, these two and Mrs. John Smith of Maywood,

30 Or over. Boh Pitgsimmons, seven-pound hess was caught \ i ' arp’ : ‘ 4 i ki the except t ; : R HN rebk P. 8: That extra special Cali- |boot training. They are: medical replacement training cen- Ready to help keen the Fiving EB e exception to end all excep- | gn a soft craw in a Fall creek ! William A. Lynch, Wallace G. Thompsor ; dens ter clerical school at Camp Grant Re ) p oe ying 3 2 tions, was 93 when be stopped hole. (Just where the hole is is fornia bait we mentioned last [gr R. 9. John D. Bushfield. 520 N. Rev-{pleted basic training at the sub- Hiinois : ' Portresses in the air is Frank o 4 : . : Eh . | & r;. Samuel . ar 23 “etcher . {Bw . nois. . hi Jim Corbett, Jack Johnson was | a gecret. Were still trying to Friday turned out to be as sucs | paward L. Adair, 35 N oakiang: Alen Marine school, New London, Conn. roa Hearne, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. 30 whe ie beat Ton < i ite Ri ; : ig § ; . Alexander, 942 N. Dearborn: Fred and are ready for Heaine, 309 N. New Jersey st. i h fx yea " Shih Burns, catch its big brother.) cessful ns Hitler's intentions. It ry "60 N LaSalle: RAvmond } " ti oh Christi BE. Wright 21-vear-old has bee raduated ersey a ie Jess Willard was 52 when he won White river. as we all know, flopped, but solid. The worms Comer. 2150 College: James R. Fowler, 103] duty with the un- hristine E. right, -year- 1as been graduated as an aviation § from Johnson and Jim Braddock | pag a lot of big ones. When they © | qd. it to be & jeep concocted | NuCirdsione; Ropert v. Ham, 1303 E dersea fleet. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles mechanic from the technical school . RGA Ww . ‘ asa > . urned out to be a jecp con Kelly; George C. Lewis, 455 N. Arsenal;| . i The ‘ ; ; ; a . HY ai : san even 30 when he outstabbed | (pawn they head for the little po nature. It's a combination |Dale M. Lewis, 2845 N. Guilford: David : They are C. F E. Wright, New Augusta, is enrolled at the Amarillo army air field in Max Baer, All the others were dre ‘otect their prodigy : ; : : L. Norris, 408'> Massachusetts; William : Nickel Jr. son of in the naval training school for Texas, in theis 208 tiv § iv anppy | StTERMS to proter ely prodi®Y | thoysand-legger and armorcd |p. Porter. 5818 Kingsley dr.; Jerrell Sim- Mr 4 Mrs. C. radi at t the University of in their 20s, mostly in their early | ym catfish and carp. The off- nishterawler. The only fish that |mont 3883 Byram: Sidnev P. Smith, 2040 grag: Mr. an rs. C. radio operators at the University o 2s. Louis was the youngest of | (je when theyre ready, Work | jike it are jos” ANA hey | Bon Turner SEN LaSane fon E. White. PF. Nickel. R. R Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Miss “a : . ring, p ASA > ike jt are ‘sunnies’ an ey | Earl Turner, 548 N. LaSalle; Roy E. White, 3. ‘ y the lot; he toppled Braddock at 23. | 4) ji way back to White river He ‘ } " a 1410 Collegé; John J. Dowling, 218 N 12; R. M. Knight, Wright is a member of the women's Gable, Pugh Graduate | Pe. Campbell Pvt. Goodwin Rut these were men who were ¥ : : : \ all he anyuung. Randolph; James J. Jackson, 1323 Ewing, $8 : son of Mrs. M. reserve of the marine corps. and -this is the deal--to Fal P. P. S.: If we talked anvone Donald E. Martin, 3914 E 11th; Donald 2 Tollingor. 540 Ls P. Keyler, 401 N. Oxford; Harold A. Mel- linger, ost La- $8 4 x

Five Indianapolis men have com-

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; | Pfe. Robert M. Gable, son of Mrs. LEFT: Pfc. Leonard L. Campbell, creck. Working their way WP= | into going fishing last Sunday ||, e335 N. Beviile; John Alder, 324 For- : ; clede st: E. R.A new graduate of the ordnance Nellie Gable, 2644 Carroliton ave, formerly of 1032 W. New York st.

stream (any fish that's worth and 0 . Nv i pst: James T. Catlin, 717 8S Emerson; ’ : ! ; ; : " p : = h ein WOMKS its WAY ups and they got Properis SO%RY in Joseph R MeClune. 1818 Holloway: Ray Murphy, son of aulomotive school at Ft. Crook, and Pfe. David Pugh, son of Mr. and Bo ALOE = Nona Juisha, San pulling 1 9 the various downpours — here's |peysld, 2301 E. New York. and Charles Mrs. L. Reid, 1916 Neb, is 2d Lt. James A. McMillan, Mrs. W. H. Pugh, formerly of In-, Ee Moi G dW Go Aw] HT: Pvt. Gera . Goodwin,

Shivam) Hey fun ie Samu St the (onsiRtioh prt — We aiS5 |=. ates 1301 Rink 9h. RAVERSwOHH W. L. Roach pietcher ave: P. son of Mrs. Mona Hughes, 6068 W. dianapolis, have been graduated : ripples and flood-pocked CW'= © pent a good deal of time under + ig L. Cone. ton of Mr. and Mrs. F. H.| Washington st. ‘from the aircraft mechanics’ school Son of Mrs. Elsie B. Goodwin, 306 E. rents a dripping tree. Till Friday. . .. Draft Board 1 nducts Cone. 3022 N. Gale st, and W. L. Ff 7 {in the army air forces technical 11th st. is stationed with a medical Eventually they get to the ; = Draft board 1 inducted the fol- Roach, son of Mrs. L. E. Ellis, 2826] Can training command at Seymour unit at Camp Shelby, Miss. He was a] Aviation Cadet Jamec McLary of jo... 00 field. N. © inducted into the army on May 8

Paddy Ryan to Braddock The ages ranged from 37 (Fitzsimmons lowing men for the armed forces Brooksi ave, : : ) ; e Al Brookside Morgantown has entered the final) py. Gable. who entered the army and formerly worked for the city.

vhenn he lost to Jim Jeffries) to | you come in. Fihd one of those ( h t M t recently: 28 Primo Carnera when he lost 10 to 20 feet holes and youve ape ar ee 5 CRaties Applegate, 52 N. Kitle: Arthur = NRE . stage of the army air forces pilot in June, 1042, was employed by . » .

2b th ! : . . : n got a bass—if vou can make him Arnold. 1141 Shennon. William Barrow ? training course at Frederick army Grapho Products after attending Pvt. Cecil K. Starks, 72 N. 5th

winning titles Louis is peering through the mists to the time when he may get a chance to defend his title again, so let's look at the ages of the defending champions who couldn't make 1 I'here may have been 14 from

“keeper” size and that’s whera

to Baer.) Just to keen the record : wi Er 3 4 \ 121) {Newinan: Matis Sunn hi, isd N ¥ air field, Okla. Upon completion of RBa)| State Normal Teachers college 5t.. Beech Grove, has arrived at

) 1 _ it should be noted John- | bite : : Rural; Norman Blankenship, 2902 Station 3 : : . ; \ 3 when Willard To prove our point ask anyons ISON onie t Paul Bawden, daz N. Deatborn. Ronald i nine weeks' instruction in the twin- i, Muncie. Tennessee Polytechnic institute at WHS al ASL ls le \ J \ ave, 3025 N. adstone; Elsworth Chem- 6% Baoan. § X stmt ‘a y r 3 a . : nd Baer was 24 who has fished bath below tha 0 pion, 2723 Station: John Colvin Jr. 1406 a 4 engine bomber trainers, Cadet Me- Prior to entering the army in Oct, Cookeville, Tenn., for instruction

3 when N , S$ 3 : t i : : fatd Ff Rima, Anvwav. the Indian lake dam and in the lake. (Continued from Page Six) | N. Colorado; Dale Downs, 3423 E, 26th sonhen § 3 Eo i Lary will receive his silver wings 1042, Pfe. Pugh was employed by prior to appointment as an aviation pian anyway, in , ais Rov Durham Jr. 3105 N. Sherman; James ; pe : y cadet in the army air forces

aoe for ‘he besten | The answer is below the am— Edwargs. 2502 N. Gladstone: Louis Elli- Buu SER 3 . + and commission, the Link Relt Co.

“wat t cp ave BP ek fiz a team to a 3-1 victory over the son, 1227 N. Wallace: Richard Emminger : 3 EE a __— ——— and those are Fall creek fish, pal > 3028 Nowland: Matthew Gatson. 2526 B | ; River runts. soft craws and Pepsi-Cola girls Monday night at jg. Charles Gaynor Jr. 2000 N. LaSalle, A es ot a > ~ » \ J Tran ’ + ole + iE ; ‘TA olt awle Zionsville. The losers were able (o Paul Heck, 14068 N. Grant: Vincent Hickey ekillfully draped night crawler 4 "ra d 1333 Parker: Clarence Hunckler, R. R. 10 are all good bets get but two hits Box 12; Robert Jessup, 2012 Noble, An- : a ravides 14 derson: Clifford Johnson, 3309 N. SherThe creek also provides feeding man; Gus Jones Jr. 2142 Station; Robert

and Jack Dempsey was axactiy ground for pike. We Know one Girl Softball | AO a sep hey. Jouis Bas re» HN 3 ‘ the same age the night Tunney | pair of anglers who caught these Tilts Schedul d |N Station: Richard Lewis. 1936 N. Oxford. James H. Doll Neal P. Benson Jr. tabbed him dizev. These were Slim fighters in the 18.inch clsss THIS Schedule Not N, COxfard: Richard: Mote 2231 N| LEFT: A veteran of 23 years in nest the OaRIshdoh reserve. Two topnotch girl softball teams LaSalle: Paul Paulev. 2424 N. LaSalle: the navy, James H. Doll, machinists if you're interested in crappies Indianapolis will play a game at Daie RR ean poner: She ro mate 1-c¢, is home on 30-day fur-| don't forget you can rent a boat pm Happison on Thursday, July 8 Colorado; Gene Spahr, 3357 N. Gladstone: Jouajy, He is the son of John O.| at Keystone and the creek. Work 1943 The girls from the Pepsi-Cola Sirant 23080; 100m: Nate rd Secabee Doll, 539 E. Harris st, and the vour wav upstream and take will take on the girls from the R. Bioy Nordea); hed Fa vd TOM father of James M. Doll, 3911 Campalong some minnows. C. A. Co. The game is scheduled phal, 1720 N. Rural, and Omer Wiseheart, lin st. He was on one ship that If Sunday is vour only day for to be plaved at 6 p. m. at diamond 3308 E. 26th. wis torpedoed and is now serving Fall creek try to avoid the picnic No. i - hr -—— oh the U.S. 8S. Aulick. grounds to the east. We tried it © The game has been arranged S . RIGHT: Graduated from recruit last Sunday and the banks were through the post special service of- ervice Calendar training with highest honors in knee deep in hopefuls. yo of ficer, Lt. William A McKenzie, ee — his company, Neal Pritchard Benth <ifam DN aro 1¢ ¢ i r . ae ~ » 3 It is difficult to get much en- em Ae ot bus off Alli EVENTS TODAY a tie sve, is hole) tenant B60 Ze ABE FecOrds : " : o-de ¢ Ee mig is | Tv ee 0 ara ri Spout Smet Sakae oval ins ston, 1B Tunney hung up the oe Meet Marion D: Ran an) Pret oR. ’ pd A graduate of Technical high school, at 28 He wat just about at The Skillet Department : : r ’ RA. os ranch, on CUPS, Seaman Benson was a track let I al : ir & ; Allison Patrol and the Osborn 8pm dancing class, Mrs. W. B. iman and president and treasurer peak the That he could FLIPPING THROUGH this paper Go. 10 of Marion, Ind. wil’! Gates. instructor, 7:30 p. m.: Cashave gone on handling the Shar- = month's American magazine our tapnele for the fourth time this sea-| tle hall; 2:30 B. Ohio st, Riverside key Schmelings, Carneras and ave caught Ray Bergman's "HOW an when the two clubs lock horns Roller Ates, 8 to 11 p. mm. Baers there can be but little {5 Catch a Fish and Eat IL" jy the nighteso of a double-header! Kirshbaum eented, 2314 N. Meriddoubt. They were a rather ordi- Written strictly for the layman. ta be played under the lights of ian st, informal, 7 to 10 p. m.:

30 years, 3 months —_— ————— 8 n CORBETT WAS ONLY i when Fitzsimmons stopped him

two of our greatest fighters, Corbett and Dempsey, yet they failed There have been extenuating circumstances in Dempesev's case since he had been out of action for three vears. and he did come back later and stiffen Sharke) nd—well, we don't want to go ito that long count thing with

‘unney again, do we?

nf Kappa Sigma fraternity at Wabash college. He left school in his sophomore vear to join the navy as a seaman second class.

1 Punnev : : : : . He is visiting his parents, Mr. and arv lot and Tunney had made it's full of good tips—but we take gafthall stadium next Sunday night Sports Arena, 500 N. Pennsyl- | I ¥. 20 : : Mrs. James C. Olive. Two step-

himself into a fine fighting ma- | jue with one statement, to Wit: | The two agaregations have met| vania st, outdoor dancing, 8:30 , o.l "nit James M. Olive and chine Had it been his will he “Bass . . . are excellent either in a pair of tilts plaved al Marion p. m. Pr nh A pig a oy probably could have held the title paked or fried.” For our money and one previous encounter here Special Dinner — United Nations i, Texas and New Hampshire re

spectively,

until he was 35. Because if he | (hat's a half truth. Baked, yes. with the Patrolmen holding a two-| dinner. speaker, H. H. Chang on had staved in the ring he would | pried, NO to-one edee in the series. Hal “China.” Ask.at Wabash center » have kept himself physically per- We've eaten ‘em both wavs snd Mahaney probably will twirl for the i ; i oih No fighter disciplined him- baked wins by a seven-pound invaders ny Logan Kinnett on INF. ISInr mein: Promoted at Livingston more severely than Tunnev. ' gerike. Our firm belief is bol- the mound for the locals. EVENTS TOMORROW Chester Wright, son of Mr. and This wasn't true of all the stered by Bill Hilgendorf. Bill is Two teams as yet to be announced gaeehall—St. Paul vs. Indianapolis Mrs. Clyde M. Wright, 146 S. Archampions. Even Dempsey let as proficient in the Kitchen as will collide in the seven-inning| jnasians. Victory field, 8:30 p. m. senal ave, has been promoted to himself go and only those of us Willie Hoppe is in a glamorized opener, while the afterpiece will b® papeing — Sports Arena. 500 N. the rank of chief warrant officer at

vision at Camp Shelby, Miss,

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who were with him in the North Carolina hills when he started his | only one way to prepare come-back realize how hard he | and that's by tucking them in the | BASEBALL Open House — Kirshbaum center. had to force himself to regain | oven. If Bill says that's the only | U. B. Rangers nosed out the Rive | 2314 N. Meridian st, games, danc- . f his old fighting edge: he way, that is the only way erside Orioles, 7-6, and Eagles ing and refreshments, 7 to 10 DR. RICE TO SPEAK ib 8H BSEK, Sl After youve skified, de-boned |i,q;p0 Holy Trinity, 7-0, in junior P-M Dr. Thurman B. Rice of the state he was a better and baked vour Fall creek catch baseball games plaved at River- Skating —Riverside Roller rink. 1700 board of health will talk on “The Chicago than he had | try dunking those flaky morsels gue park yesterday. W. 30th st. 2 to 4:30 p. m. and 8 Criteria of a Real Health Program” PRIRCIONE, I a a a ie to 11 p. m.: Rollerland, 926 N. tomorrow noon at the luncheon! fiechts he had in the meantime This is how you make that The Naval Train.ng School (Ra- Pennsylvania st., 7 to 11 p. m. meeting of the Indianapolis Real

sharpened him somewhat. super-extra taste bringer-outer: dio) desires games with both soft- phatography—John Herron Art in- Estate board at the Hotel Washing8 £ & 1 cup tgood) mayonnaise ball and baseball teams. For in-' stitute, 110 E. 16th st. pictorial ton. The board's annual farm day > J : » COURSE 1 tsi 1 tablespoon minced pickles formation, call Ensign Evans, WA- photograph exhibit by Indianap- Will be held next Thursday at Al- Wy / 7 OL OF COURSE, Sullivan, Fitzsim- 3381. Fx-33. 1 / ry mons, Johnson and Willard were - —m— vd men when thev lost their five vears. as the sergeant seems | Ft. Benjamin Harrison nine detitles. but also they were insol- 1 :

to suggest. or it might be no more sire games with fast city and state ’ vent physically. Fitzsimmons could | 0 FC Flic taps. If the lat- teams. Harrison will play twilight V7 A cH have been the exception. The ter guess proves reasonably close games on their home diamond dur- M E GC H A B ! C S - 7 r ” -¥

olis Camera club. bert H. Wurster's farm.

others were flagrantly ill-condi- = (| (spant shouldn't have ton ing the week and will play either tioned. Sullivan liked his snorts, | oo ble picking up where he | at home or awav Sunday afternoon. Johnson was a Paris play boy loft off. He will have had one preferably away.

and Willard, stubborn, indolent =... i506 that is normally denied For games write or call the spe- FOR THE BOYS WHO ARE FAR AWAY!

and none too imaginative, simply the inactive fighter: vou don't cial service officer, Ft. Benjamin Nr JOR 1 OULS isn't 30 vet, | Frov fat and flabby in the army. Harrison, Indiana. SGT. JOE 1 NS Isn't 30 yet, iret had compelled —— — ‘ ISLA : | S a tribute to the 4,512 Penney employees who are wearing

A ne knows for sur ‘hen e no one knows for sure when th Dempsey to spend his three idle

war it going to end. It might be | 0 i ihe army he would have Indians Play Khaki or Navy Blue or the Fighting Drab of the Marines,

— found his comeback chores less

Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry tedious. Twilight Bill For Exciting Service Ce Sevone er Ntohe Reins di our Country. '

There is also the question of -~ | NY naka competition: Whom will the ser- (Continued from Page Six) Overseas as J arplane LEE MILLER geant have to beat when he comes Repair Men For our hearts, and your hearts, are constantly with these boys,

TIL AAA TIRE ou t2 Billy Conn is the first name tion game with the St. Louis Car- and our guiding hope is for their speedy and victorious return. Easiest Possible Credit Terms! to suggest itself and he'll be com- dinals for July 19 and then when LL ing out of the army about the Indianapolis said it would hold the That is why every Penney associate is so willingly mobilized came time the sergeant does. so Brewers over, Veeck arranged a If vou have had two years experience as A& . . : : . - . in this great campaign . . . that is why every one of us in every

; ’ ; - disad- ith Camp Grant at Rock- i toi gd . | SAVE On Your PAINTS whatever advantages or disad. [fame With / : : mechanic—or the equivalent in practical shop . : NS vantages that stem from army ford, II. Hell now keep both, play. J. C. Penney store will offer Bonds as your best buy all through the month of July.

Ideal House $ 9 life. the two will have shared ing the soldiers in the afternoon and training—here s how you can serve America, PAINT 3 : alike. he Cardinals at night in Milwau- learn a trade with a great future, and earn ” ” » .

Large Variety of Colors premium pay:

Ry PO AFTER CONN there it nobody. The league's board reaffirmed its Today Sgt. Tex Klous, of the Hutch- Buy a Bond now — help your own BLUE POINT & MADISON The sergeant made a shambles of stand against an all-star game this A laraa airplane manufacturer needs men to inson, Kansas, store, decorated for sweetheart or your son, your nephew, a —————— the division before he put on his Season because of transportation shooting down two [Japanese planes or your neighbor to come marching iform. He handled Conn, too, difficulties. There had been a sug- : i id Wi : . : unifor ; } gestion the game be held at the machanies off Kiska, is in the thick of things in home again! it was not such a simple as- : re ” e, . : ; ’ but i p conclusion of the regular campaign the Aleutians. Buy a Bond and help

signment. Indeed. the character \ sagt . sal. a : : hi ; of the ficht was such there was Se — No aviation experience needed; you will be paid him annihilate more Japs! Last July Penney's host of loval and

an immediate clamor for a re- Bowlin Tourney during tha 8 weeks training, then upon satis. Todav Sgt. Malcolm Logan of Lar- patriotic customers made one of the ) g g : ® ON ANYTHING * | match. It's still the hottest thing A mixed doubles and men's factory completion of the course your pay it amie, Wyoming, a Flving Fortress outstanding Bond-buying records of on boxing's “if and when schedule. doubles tournament will be held at increased to overseas rates, Transportation from : Gunner, it thought to be a prisoner the War, Autor ® Diamonds o Watches England's flving Freddie Mills {ye jndiana bowling alleys in the : os : in Germany after the f : i ole & Clothing ¢ Radios, et fs highly touted. It won't make rndiana theater building over the your home to Memphis, Tenn. for training will 1 : Any er e famous Thiet year, with the glorious exJewelry ¢ Clothing adios, ei 1 much difference whether he ean week-end. Bowlers will be gin be paid. Renault raid. Buy a Bond and carry ample of our victorious bove overGET CASH IMMEDIATELY fight or not. The ingredients are rolling at 6 p. m. Saturday and 2 on, for him, where he left off! seas foremost in everyone's mind, there oo a Jd HjlR rma one! p. m. Sunday. Today Mrs. Jessie Hovis of we look forward with certainty to a gage Pa Rt Meng Wichita Falls, Texas, is breaking all ~~ new high mark.

| ally go over big. This about ex- | ~ FIGHT RESULTS Classes Now Starting | . : | LOf® ANGELES Aldo Spoldi. 137. Naw records selling Bonds, in the Penney Buy vour War Bonds at Penney's

hausts the field. The new crop, | jurcey gecisioned John Thomas, 134 Los . ist h nameless as yet, must come from | Angeles (10); Ike Blair, 148, New Orleans, store, for her son, Howard, a mem- now l-—and every time you shop, take

. You can start training'n ly immediate! ; . ; the armed forces, and it'll take a |Jecitioned Cal Altman, 147. Texas, after an sta FEINIng "now, So ppl edis ely, per of the “Lost Battalion” in Java. If you are not now in & war job or agriculture,

ILLINOIS AND OHIO STS. | vear or so for these to emerge | wo yong ser Jackie Wilson, 16,

into personalities. Meanwhile, as Mitchel field, N.Y. outpointed Jackie you can serve your country by keeping her war.

P. M.—Sat. to 10 P. M. “ fitehel Seid, Jointed Jatkie gry the sergeant adds, “The first thing | Sober JAP Chcke (1%: Je May planes flying. Apply foday.

Open Sun. to | P.M. Mon. to 3 FM we gotta do is win this war.” Julio Gallucei, 139, Hatrford, Conn. (6). | im BES NEWARK. NJ. Larry Lane, 191% Ses Mr. H 4th FI | Trenton, N.J. .d a technical knock- ee Mr. Hayoz, 4th Floor on Everythin ! [out over Eddié Hocever. 1880s. marines a sn Lraytiung., ' (4); Bill McDowell, 165'4, Paterson, N.J. \ Diamonds, Watches Gob Jones, 170'3, Cincinnati ,. United States 33 EAST WASHINGTON ST.

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