Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1943 — Page 8

"PAGE 8 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1943

! ° . | North Africa, he is now assistant burg, 2747 Shelby st, has reported LSE TE In the Services— Fighting Men PVT, BLANCHARD Watson Sent fo 'CROAS NAMED | trainmaster of one of the many at Ft. Mason, Cal, for duty at the FIT LIKE NEW! A 5 ' " os divisions in the North African rail-, San Francisco port of embarkation. ) t

Cashion plaic makes tonse Mates i | HERT ENROLLS She. Gunnery School Fo system. Lt. Warrenburg, who recently rex # paste! Lasts macs RNs rire on — - IS GRADUATED -. TECH. A y & 0 |ceived his commission, is the sen

Users enthusiastic. Get Dentur-Fze today. Warren T. Watson, son of! Second Lt. Clyde W. Warrenburg, | {of Mrs. Mayme Hubbgrd of Mar-

andy size, $9¢. e be, of ® 3 FY 3 er Ey Mrs. Merle, Watson, | ie az eg ‘husband of Mrs. Hilda H. Warren-!tingville, DENTUR- ‘EXE / AT SUB GENTER aR B a. : : R. R. 12, Box 219, and Cpl. Oleous| He'll Be N I ———— I {Ae

re 3 § La Completes Marine Field x. ottinger, zionsvilte, were en- Designated as JULY SPECIALS! rug Stores | Ll % EF rolled recently in the armored force inti i bg reece | RE QPHEH Alison Employee! i TEE Telephone School Course gunnery school, Ft. Knox, Ky. Naval Aviation Pilot PT ee OIL PERMANENT)

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{ : : : . 3 & i | | i & A Beautitul, Jolt Curls. Sab RET C- 3 CY Trains at Miami After ; x op At San Diego. | Leonard L. Burnsten, son of Mr | In Marine Unit. Uo Nak ia ey hy > 3 oR NEN : 3 ; and Mrs. Charles Burnsten, 3923] falter No : FO Complete wi > : : | Pfc. David G. Blanchard, 4837 «3! Walter D. Croas, R. R. 4, Indian- bi p aX A African Action. P. Gri S. Atkins eka bis Park ave. has been promoted from | i EE " henson Set 30 $3 « orres md | Winthrop ave, and Pfe. William E.| aq to technical sergeant at the apolis, has been promoted from 8 and Push-Up Se Value

WAFFLES ro | Nolan D. Hert, signalman 3-¢, Is; LEPT: Paul P. Griggs, technician Davis, 837 E. 38th st, have been|Biytheville army air field where he Staff to technical sergeant. After 4 : MACHINELESS = 95

now enrolled at the submarine fifth grade, is studying mechanical graduated from the marine field is sergeant major for the depart-| tomorrow he will be designated a ? OIL PERMANENT

S| CEE Te bh riod : ment of training. chaser training center in Miami, engineering under the army spe- ‘telephone school at San Diego, Cal. | ‘naval aviation pilot and will be Complete With aireut,

Sgt. Burnsten has been in service ole ihe action in the . Ci bass GT | «don Irvin Grow. Mie transferred to duty with a marine Shampoo and Set Fla; after seeing action cialized training program at the! Gordon Irvin Grow, son of Mr. | since March, 1942. A former Indi-|gyiation unit. All Week, Reg. $7.50 Value

|North African campaign. University of Wyoming, Laramie. |and Mrs. C. J. Grow, 1213 Hoyt anapolis jeweler, he is a graduate| pawrence Bittner, son of Mrs The son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin; Formerly stationed at Camp Santa ave, is now in the marine officers’| of Shortridge high school. |Bdith Bittner, 3346 Fletcher ave. SHAMPOO AND SET______60c-75¢

i Anita, Arcadia, Cal, he went to the | [trainin school at Purdue univer- ¥ |J. Hert, he formerly was graduated oto Fn” colt Lake City, sity, F855 (has been advanced from private to

from Owensburg high school and for a refresher course, His wife,| A graduate of Manual Training | Peddie Promoted Private frst elass. He is stationed Special! COLD WAVE “hg, m® $ 9

ick 'n’ — i : Sh Ve ro “ ia : : : > lliott al, quick 'n’ easy |the Shoals machine school. He was Ruth Marie, is spending the sum-| high school, he attended Indiana| John A. Peddie. whos we duties’ at at Camp Elliott, C No heat—no electricity=WAVES CLOSER TO SCALP . GUARbecause the results ore ‘employed by the Allison division of mer with him. They make their| university where he served as drum | pasic training center 8, AAFTTC,| y 21 SVTEED TO wave DIFVICULT HALR. ist eutissvio gaessvork.

olwoys delicious; Duff's General Motors Corp. here at the home here at 5613 W. Washington! major of the Indiana band las t | Fresno, Cal, are morning report, Tech. Sgt. Staniey E. Suddarth,! All Wav Guaranteed By Our State Licensed Experts Waffle Mix sure comes (time of his enlistment. St so of FS. Ansel A. & | semester. clerk, has been promoted from ger- former switchman and yardmaster | aves L.uarantee Y UE State lacensed [XDeTLS in handy these days. To | Signalman Hert saw action at 5126 EB ror go ne ae lyr a the grade of staff sergeant.|at the Indianapolis terminal of the| stietch h . Casablanca and survived the sink- < Bye ; nee — = a Sgt. Peddie is the son of Mrs. | Pennsylvania railroad, recently was . L 1) 3] A i : efch ham, we suggest: ing of his ship, the U. 8. 8. BEd- Butler university before entering Sa : #8 | Gertrude Eades, 2036 N. LaSalle st.|promoted from the rank of staff creamed ham on waffles. wait Rutledge. |service in May, 1942. He was em-| |He has been in service since July|sergeant. 208 ODD FELLOW BLDG AT LE Hd

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— That's all” | The medal of expert in riffle] RIGHT: Shirley David Atkins, POW IRE WAY | [shooting has been awarded Pvt. _ a a Be Clarence E.| hada 3 4 1 : : ng Atkins, 6021 Carrollito ve, was] * . Beaciiissnnnnsing : Oda L. Cory, husband of Mrs. Oda | __ . . ” BP © Vas ; ; 3 Summer Store Hours: i b ; graduated last Wednesday from the | FE} MONDAYS: 12:15 P. M. to L. Cory, 3621 N. Keystone ave. ‘advanced flying school at the| 9:00 P. M. Pvt. Cory was employed in civil- gpence army air field in Georgia. | { 3 od | TUESDAYS to FRIDAYS: ian life by the International Har-| a praduate of Broad Ripple high : Fo ; 9:45 A. M, to 3:13 P, M. vester Co. here. He attended Tech- school, Lt. Atkins played both foot- "i : La SATURDAYS: to 5:00 PF. M. inical high school. ball and basketball. He continued| guf, Beers Pfe. Metzler > os | his studies at Butler university and

| received his B. S. degree in 1940. LEFT: Home on furlough for the ® No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. FREE PARKING | The silver wings were presented first time since November is Sgt. ’ Orders on Items Below | by Brig Gen. John G. Williams, | Charles R. Beers, radio mainte{commanding general of the 29th{pance man with the air corps ground flying training wing. crew at Sarasota, Fla. TN ig, | # & & Mrs. Beers, who is with the ser- (TES ) 1 0 . a : ie SU : {geant in Sarasota, is accompanying Wh | 9 0 | { 1) B | S ] | d i] ‘Becomes Coxwain him on his visit to the home of his : ! 4 2 : 2 € S Charles Howard Apple has re-!parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Law- 4 i ° ~: been advanced to the rank of | son, 2729 McClure st. 4 1 TYE FIRST CHOICE jcoxwain from seaman 2c at the| Sgt. Beers, in the army only 14| :

| amphibious training base, Little] months, has been in Sarasota since |

The Answer: Whole- - grain oatmeal. It (Creek, Va. Coxwain Apple's home| his transfer there from radio school |

is at Arcadia. | leads all cereals in protein, meat's main | |at Scott field, Ill |

element. Infact, delicious, healthful, whole- aNd = Pvts. Geora ;; 9 RIGHT: Pfc. Arthur E. Metzler, | rain Quaker Oats contains 9 of 11 W NN lieriien H. Winkler, 2005 S.|g5,, of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. gre : { Meridian st., and Keith D. Simpson, | | Metzler, 3349 E. Michigan st, is|

“shortage’ * elements everyone must have 5 N 12 3347 nti st. have been | oy stationed at Pocatello, Ida. for growth, energy, stamina: Give your NTE | tranisierred irom Fi. Harrison t0 | where he is doing sheet metal work. |

: . . . 3 es New Orleans, : family this whole-grain protection. Get a [ew ren ane |He recently was graduated from

. : ’ the army technical school at] he ; we . ' . v M 1} big, economical package at your grocer’s James D. Egelhof has been pro-| Chanute field, Rantoul, Til. 1 apt WS lo 2" me a resses

Full or Twin Size

< Before | : & 4 today. Serve regularly: ‘ A | moted {rom private to corporal and | (entering the army on Feb. 6, he | oF. : EA - “ 2] [ ¢ S ‘ | assigned to an air base squadron at| | worked at Allison's, He is a former | : ss y 4 9 ) 5

= | Paine field, Everett, Wash. |student at Technical high school. | Cpl. Egelhof joined the army . NOT RATIONED April 0, 1842. His si i “8 4 A —— S

His sister, Miss Lulu didi i § ik i 8 Ra f 2 e | Egelhof, lives at 2267 N. LaSalle st.' Ti | a : : ; pe causation fctic), Soft, restful cotton mat-

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rings. Lt. Townley A. Stewart

LEFT: 1st Lt. Lee B. Townley,! ; : 8 a Co son of Mr. ahd Mrs. Albert 8. Town- | ag k a iving oom ley, 3455 W. Michigan st, has been Br 1 i gt. G0 oy | home on leave from his duties at! § :

isin | EASIEST division and was employed by the TERMS Regularly $12.45

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the station hospital, Robbins air FE Lie 9 19 F field, Macon, Ga. i Eo TET 4 \ Lg 1 $160. 00 Just 12 6x12 FL. A graduate of Washington high | wa . IME Bh Value school, he continued his work at| 11 TO» + Porch Rugs the Indiana university extension | i i 4 for

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5 The youth bought the jail from | : 75-Lb. Size § under the noses of the town coun= | ; : 10-DIAMOND XY cil for $1.50 at a tax foreclosure : Ceiling Price.__$53.95

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