Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1943 — Page 4
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PAGE 4 MONDAY, JULY 26, 1943
: n the Service— Two More Indianapolis Men
MAJ. M'CURDY N FURLOUGH ' Now Serve Uncle Sam at Sea HOME 0 SERVES | It. William E. Wendling, an inIN WEST STANLEY ROBERTS has finished structor in the army air forces at. MARSHALL RIORDAN, seaman] i ist’ t A Greenville, Tex. is home on a 2.¢, and Mrs. Lester
training as a machinist’s mate at son of Mr.
SB > ciRiti ‘ ommand, Chanute field, Ill. They the Great Lakes naval training sta- seven-day furlough visiting his par- pian and nephew of Mrs. Aileen e ents, Mr. and Mrs
Mr. Ss. Russell C.i_. . ow TE ® | are: Wendling 1007 N. Oxford st Riordan, 1414 Knox st, enlisted in ; Cpl. Rohwer: H. Hensel. son of Mrs A rr : : ; fi : a Ervin Reinking, 1433 N. Tuxedo st.: Pfes, Entering the army almost a year the navy a year ago. He has been | RRAm Bs Bute, Son oF RR Bruce i is wi i in Nortl 3723 S. Kealing ave. Allred Guy, son Besuretoinsiston | PURE ASPIRIN ago, he received his wings at Altus, stationed in North of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Guy, 202 Bake-|ganuine St. Joseph | Quality Assured : Okla., on May 24 and was appointed Africa but his meyer st. Alonzo E. Pence, son of Mrs. | RO Sis and worked at the Universal Gear Yi d . ; : Doris E. Pence, 1423 Westview dr.: Jackie Corp. be list te to the Greenville base. He formerly present station Is DO deren son of Mr Edith Graham |time. You can’t buy aspirin that can do orp. before enlisting in the navy worked at Allison's and was gradu- unknown. B01 Ww. 10 1 Alber! w Sahn. son jriore Joe you, $0 why pay more, W orld’s } an ay 3 i i r 0 r. and rs. Roy Sahn, 5 ucking- largest seller a ¢ able I Mz2i Farman D. McCurdy ated from Broad Ripple high school. PVT. JAMES OF Mr R00, rs. BOY Sahn, A BuShInE: larg St Seiler A ai0n,, 30 tatie Rapin, Indianapolis resident, is on duty seaman He is 23. LYELL, son of
last November. CARADOC ROBERTS, > 3 and Mrs. Harry Miller, 3018 Broadway, ee - at Tinker field. Okla. as an ex- 1-¢, his brother, is somewhere in the [VEE ks » ae Mr. and Mrs. and Roy R. Sweeney. son of Mr. ang Mrs ecutive Rcer with an air Pacific with the Seabees. Seaman a Ralph Lyell, 1216 WHY BE FAT ?
| Thomas Sweeney, 2812 Washington blvd. groun Roberts is the husband of Mrs. Car- S. Eugene st, and M. Riordan Pvt. Lyell It’s Easy To Reduce
| Wif Wi S BH h An Tnoiana wumivyrsity graduate. 2line Roberts, also of 607 Congress nephew of Mrs. - ET} { e ins e lef fF er! va etie 1 re. The ave. He attended Technical high 2 ior y ! age = You ean 10se ugly pounds and have he formerly practiced law here. The i _ nig Scheider a Marksman Riordan, and Pvt A Ey le An haTe rom en iS in laxatives. No drugs. No exercising. With this AYDS plan you don't cut
major and Mrs. McCurdy are now School and was employed by the William H. Moore, living in Midwest City, Okla. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. be- out any meals, starches, potatoes, fore his enlistment last January.
He was trained at Camp Endicott, : \ : Sgt. Jack M. Salter has returned pavisville. R. I mercial Body Corp. is wearing the
to the marine base at New River. marksman medal for accuracy on N. C., after spending a 10-day fur- . = = the range at the west coast ordlough with his parents, Mr. and Pvt. Jefl D. Coleman, son of Mr. nance training center, Camp Santa Mrs. J. A Salter. 3623 BE. Michi- and Mrs. John Coleman, 662 E. 12th Anita, Cal. . ‘ a : : gan st. He has been in service 18 st. is stationed at Keesler army sir A former Technical high school ridge, Ky.. to spend 11 days with ceived their basic training at Miami, months. Texas, where he will receive student he is the husband of Mrs. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Fla, and were transferred to Rumbasic training. Dorothy Schneider, n W. 26th st Bennell. Beech Glove. ulus, Mich., their present station.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
LT. W. E. WENDLING Relatives From Indianapolis
AT CHANUTE FIELD | ['W@BSH~ AES: Serve Nation on Land, Sea Eight Indianapolis men have com- | see Dr. Carl J. Klaiber, Opt. D.
8 FINISH TRAINING
pleieq their training and have been “Eyes Examined Glasses Pitted” | graduated from the school of the Easy Terms or Cash,
The Fair Optical Dept.sn w. Wa
army air forces technical training
Is tion and now is on the Atlantic. He
Former Local Lawyer is the son of Mrs. Lottie Roberts,
: : . B07 Congress ave. He was graduExecutive Officer at Okla ated from Washington high school homa Air Depot.
. former
See Roberts C. Roberts Richard C. O'Conner, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L, O'Conner, 1423 { N. Pennsylvania st, has been pro- ! moted from technician 4-c to staff George A. Scheider, for- sergeant at the Seattle port of embarkation, Seattle, Wash. Sgt. O'Conner is a graduate of Notre Dame university.
S. Sgt. mer employee of the Chevrolet Com-
son of Mrs. Nettie Moore, 1060 W.
and brother of Mrs. Rior-
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W. Moore 28th st., dan, have both been at home on fur-
Pi Fa { A Bel lough. vit. cdward A. e 18S re- Theo . p 3 : turned home from Camp Breckin- They enlisted on Jan. 16, 1943, re-
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R. Johnston V. Johnston
A brother trio in the armed forces are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Johnston, 515 Cottage ave.
PFC. RALPH B. JOHNSTON, a gunner, 1842. He took basic training at San Diego. Cal. and was transferred overseas in February, 1942. He is a Manual high school graduate and a former emplovee of the Herfi-Jones Jewelry Co.
PVT. VIRGIL LL. JOHNSTON, a parachute roller, also in the marine corps joined on July 18. 1942 trained gt San Diego and went 13, 1242 tioned at Guadalcanal and is now
joined the marines Oct. 5,}
overseas Oct. He was at one time sf3-|
in the South Pacific. A former Man- | ual high school student. he was em- |
ploved 2t the Hamilton Cabinet & Weatherstripping Co. before entering service
AVIATION CADET CHARLES R JOHNSTON joined the army air corps on May 29, 1942, and is stationed at Sheppard field. Tex. He : was emploved by t the CurtissWright propeller division before joining the alr forces. He is a f Manschool
graduate o where he covered C. Johnston the sports news
for The Indianapolis Times
=~ ” » 14 H H Brindvge Mishawaka, destroved an =8%Xiz fighter in 8 hedge-hopping doz fight in recent was announced North
L raids: nn KSarding be litled bh dquarter in
Africa
Chowning a Torpedoman
Walier Wondrow Chowning, torpedoman 3-c, was graduated recently from fieet torpedo scheol, San Diego, Cal, and visited here when on his wav to his new station on the East coast He is the husband of Mrs. Marge Chowning and father of Donna lee, who are living with his mother, Mrs. Florence Anderson, 10268 S Sheffield ave Petty Officer Chowning eniisted fn the navy in November and trained at Great Lakes. He was formerly emploved at the Bridgeport Bross Co, and the Adams Rogers Co » ~ = Pfc. [ee Rov Pearson. Ben Davis high school Purdue university student, was gradpated recently from sdvanced armament school of the army air forces
graduate and
gt Lowry field. Colo. The son of Jesse H entered Ft. Harrison and was formerly sta-
tioned at St. Petersburg, Fla
» » = It. W. A Chapman, charge of navy recruiting and induction at the Indianapolis station, recently asked persons who left pietures of navy men at the publicity office of the recruiting station for & display to call for them in the near future.
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"ECZEMA
A simple way to quick relief from the itching of Eczema. pimples, angry red blotches and other skin irritations. is by applying Peterson's Ointment to the affected parts. Relieves itching promptly. Makes the skin look better, feel betier. Peterson’s Ointment also soothing for tired, itchy feet and eracks between toes. 35¢ all druggists. Money back if not delighted. YOUR WASTE PAPER GOES TO THE FRONT! Medical and food supplies, as well as military equipment, are being rushed to our fighting fronts in Victory containers made from used boxes, bags, brown wrapping paper, newspapers, magazines, and waste basket paper. You can help relieve the critical paper shortage by saving all forms of waste paper, for conversion into oversees cartons and ammunition packing cases. To sell vour salvage tb a dealer, or to give to charitable or cther nrganizations, telephone & collector #0 MA rket 8320
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1f you MUST travel
ON A MUCH NEEDED VACATION
One thing's certain ... your trip will be quite different from the easy train travel of peace days. It can’t be otherwise. For the railroads are moving two million troops a month ...in special trains which require more than half the sleeping cars, and onethitd of all the coaches in the United States.
Not only that, but the railroads must take care of four times the passenger traffic they cartied fout years ago ...soldiers, sailors, marines, WACS, WAVES, traveling on week-end leaves or furloughs; businessmen and Government employees on
* 34,314 in the Armed Forces
BUY UNITED
ER ERE AE
essential war travel, as well as civilians who formerly used their automobiles.
We are doing our best with the equipment available to handle this enormous volume of passenget traffic. If you must travel on your annual vacation, please bear these facts in mind. And, to make your trip as comfortable as possible, you can help by carrying out the travel suggestions listed in the right-hand block. Your cooperation will help both to make your own trip more pleasant, and to give our boys and girls in the various services the right-of-way they deserve.
MAINA A
PENNSYLVANIA
Serving the Nation
% 41 bave given their lives for their connivy
STATES WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
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TRAVEL SUGGESTIONS
FOR THOSE
NEEDING A VACATION
BEGIN Your VACATION Tuesday, Wednes. day ot Thutsday—retutn any of those days,
Here SPREAD THE VACATION Prrion. Why not take yours in the Fall or Winter instead of the Summer months?
Take Your VAcaTiON Near Home. Spend less time traveling, ‘free’ seats as quickly as possible.
STAY IN ONE Spot. Use no mote transports: tion than is necessary to teach your destination.
TAKE YOUR VACATION ALL AT ONE Time. Don’t split it. That will help conserve transportation,
TRAVEL LIGHT—TAKE ONLY ONE Bac WiTH You. Ship ahead as baggage anything else you may need. To save yout time and help prevent baggage going astray, please affix a label on both hand and checked baggage beating name, street number and city address.
, EAVR WEEKENDS ror Service Mey, It's tactically the only time they can get away to visit their families,