Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1943 — Page 5

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Ertel Machine a Cavan RX a Would Have to Defend a a I Axminster Rugs [ Employee Victim of : BE | 6000-Mile Front With Ts nl / Oval and oblong shapes with $497

fringed ends. Colors and patterns

Heart Attack. he, 1 9 : 5,500,000 Men. ££ oe 5 A p to match your room. While

quanity lasts.

Burial for Ed Swinney, Ertel LONDON, July 38 (U. P)—~H N28 AE

Machine Co. employee, will be in : Ital itulates, Germany will! a ao i West Newton following services at| 5 re a a ay tront | WASH | VI€ 0 h 2 3 18x36 Axminster Rugs

1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry : ; W. Moore peace chapel. with a force of 5500000 men, in- | 0 Same heavy quality axminster rugs in $29

Mr. Swinney, who was 65. fell NN 4 cluding 1,000,000 satellite grops, | : SER . dio Fal Plain colors and patterns.

dead yesterday while walking inj ; : military observers said today, add- |

Most experts believe the loss of was employed for the last six weeks Italy 1d lead the German high!

by the Ertel Machine Co. and for- . a X. a : a , J merly was an attendant at a flling| | cl command to abandon Greece, Jugostation at Oriental and Michigan] : FE slavia, Rumania and Bulgaria, | sts. He was a member of the| EE oe aw thereby losing the service of some Gravelridge Baptist church in| aba : 4 [600,000 satellite troops. j Charleston, Mo. Sand ; 5 : Hitler's defense line, it was beSurvivors are his wife, Mrs. Zora| * : a | lieved, might be on a heavily-de- . . Swinney: four daughters, Mrs. Lucy SRO. wx: =; |fended triangle running from Nar- | Faker of Indianapolis, Mrs. Edna GU & ss 4 [vik southeastward to northern Ru-

Than and Mrs. Stella Shipley) | k . xn mania, thence westward across of Mooresville, and Mrs & ; cam’ (0%! northern Italy to Bordeaux and | Pauline Zimmerman of Zionsville; i rel - = : SRC | northward back to Narvik. seven sons, Cleace Swinney and pi Sg i

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Swinney and Edgar Swinney, all of| this figure on the sands of |; formation, this is the epution Brassieres Girdle Downs Sport Shirts : Blouses Swim Suits Cotton Sox

Mpooresville; Frank Swinney of] Sicily as American Lt.-Gen.

Martinsville, and Clifford Russell] George S. Patton Jr. |of German and satellite strength: c $ 49 c Swinney, seaman 1-c stationed at Germany—Inside Germany, 600.- c Cc Cc the Bunker Hill naval air base; | 000; Sicily, 30,000; Sardinia, 15,000; three brothers, Sam and Alonzo LK | 'the Balkans, 240,000; Norway, 150. ' An ideal, round - your - Swinney of Indianapolis, and Cleave 000; France and the low countries, | knee band that holds J} Short sleeve, notched col- Bright and colorful and {| A clearance group of bet- A good wearing hose for Swinney of lilmo, Mo.; 39 grand- | $00,000: Denmark, 39,000, and Rus- | Rayon celanese satin in your girdle down when lar, tuck-in style. Choice easy-to-care-for blouses ter quality suits. Broken work or everyday wear.

rer { y i i i th your slacks sizes and color assort- White and colors. All children and three great-grand- uplift style. Sizes 32 to 42. | | wearing anklets or going J} of blue, green, red or |] to Wear with \ children. RITE TOMORROW * tungary within Hungary, 180, ce] Flesh and white. stockingless. brown stripes with white. and skirts. Sizes 32 to 38. ment. sizes, 10 to 12.

v | Bonnie Lowe Pratt | 30.000. a Sa | : Styled Just for Dress-Up

Mrs. Bonnie Lowe Pratt, former in. Bulgaria—Within Bulgaria, 300.- | * % ® ¥ feiSont of Initienaolis, died Ned: Mother-in Law © of Repub- | oe Gree 30,000, and Jugoslavia, New Shi ment—Women' s and Misses’ , \ _— Girls DRESSES nesday in sto, , after PE illness. Funeral services will be lican Leader to Be Buried | | Rumania—Within Rumania, 210,: UNRA IONED aw conducted there. In Rushville », and Russia, 45,000. . S Rayons A native of Martinsville, Mrs. . | Croaia—Within Croatia, 45.000. | F ; pun y Pratt was graduated from high| Times Special Hitler was reported to have 190 y Sharkskins school there and then came to m- | RUSHVILLE, Ind., July 30.—Rites | divisions on the eastern front, leav- \ dianapolis to attend the old Indi-|for Mrs. Phil Wilk. mother-in-law | ing him 111 divisions, or approxi- w anapolis Teachers’ college, now a of Wendell L. Willkie, 1940 Repub- mately 1,665,000 troops, including Lo ; o. R § part of Butler university. After her jican presidential candidate, will be | satellite divisions, to defend the Q graduation from Teachers’ college, | lat 4 p. m. tomorrow at the Wyatt | lines. This estimate does not include | she went to California in 1921 0 mortyary with burial in East Hill SS divisions, Waffen divisions and | : take special work at the University | Pro here. | other auxiliaries available for front | Choice of Many Styles, Jumpers—Dirndls of California at Berkeley and had| ne Wilk. who was 81, died ves- Jine duties. There is no reliable es- | P

i Wear Them to Save mr 4 1 : : li ven bess since then, al lterday at the family home here fol- | | timate of these forces but they may h AGT : 2 3 \ Princess Styles She made frequent trips to In-|j wine a heart attack. | number 1,000,000, including 100,000 | Your Better Shoes A ; & = Si 3 14 dianapolis to visit her sister, Mrs.| neo willkie and her son Philip in Russia. ! Qn, A AHN § % izes 3 to S. M. Myers. 15468 College ave. w Ang — % : : arrived here last night after flying v ih by Thi AS : amr | viv in brown and white, that NE & : 8 Survivors besides Mrs. Myers are |, Indianapolis from New York. Mr. ‘STIMSON INSPECTS Spectator t Pe n 0 deh d E or £ ; } y SE = her husband, E. R. Pratt; three | are ration free. Also wedgie and platform : Sugar, spice and these dresses are just

: . : Willki lans to leave New York $ 3 v o Ed nieces, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Rose today 16 attend the Vite TUNIS BATTLE AREA type shoes. Choice of colors. Sizes 3 to 9 R~=s 1 what make “nice girls.” Several cute Myers, both of Indianapolis, and : | in the group. ae styles in white, pink, maize, aqua and

Mrs. George Poehlmann of Augusta, A ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. | a powder, nna Karrmann | Oa A LY, Lu Here Anna North Africa, July 30 (U. P).—Sec-

Lowe Myers of Camp Wheeler, Ga. Funeral services for Mrs, P | Karrmann, 24 E. 33d st. will be at; retary of War Henry L. Stimson |

Clinton Lazenby |4 p. m. tomorrow in the Fanner & (toured bases in this area several | 2 BR FOOT FREE! RATION FREE! Boys' Fall Thickset

Funeral services for Clinton Laz-| Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be days ago and inspected battlefields |

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ent, 928! E. Washington st. will| in Crown Hill in the Tunis area, it was revealed

be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the| Mrs. Karrmann a lifelong resi- |, night, = \ $y $s’ Shoes rr Shirley Brothers Irving Hill chapel|dent of Indianapolis, died yesterday Accompanied by Maj. Gen. Alex- | a° ' f } n ft A

with burial in Memoriai Park ceme- | 10 her home. She was 78. ander D. Surles and a staff from!

a heart attack yesterday in his| OScar Reiman of Terre Haute, Mrs. pice hower and other members of | \$ Td Straps and home. He was a native of Leesburg, Clara Schumann of Louisville, Ky. | the high command. : Oxfords O. and employed Ly Riverside park 2nd Mrs. Fred W. Sanders of Miami |

maintenance department. Beach, Fla. and a brother, Louis \ : All leather shoes in black, i |

g Luter © of Indianapolis. browns, patents and whites.

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Seconds . Herringbones Medical and food supplies, as well {vivors: Wife, Mrs. Blanche Jackson; son,

as military equipment, are being SET FOR TOMORROW Robert. sisters, rg porotse Lawrence, a Clearance! Men's Sizes 8 to 16

rushed to our fighting fronts in son.

rictory ATTICA—M r . \ pe y ] Victory containers made from used| The Rev. W. R._ Montgomery, | ATPEI, St fou meu “me SIraw HATS | Soeting Sl totes “he boxes, bags, brown wrapping paper, pastor of the Brookside United| BOONVILLE Mrs. Anna Mary Splittorft, & school wear. Make a layaway now,

newspapers and waste basket pa-| Brethren church, will conduct fu- SEE ara Toh ia hat, ey

critical paper shortage by sav- vivors: Husband, Olaf D. Olson; daugh- WASH SUITS li and ammunition packing cases. To Meridian st. Burial will be in| | Over d, Sager,

per. You can help relieve the neral services for Don G. Lucas, |L. Oschner. = » hi 1227 Windermere st, University| ELKHART Mrs. Tena Olson. 60. Sur- +) Broken Boys’ Fast Color ing all forms of waste paper, for Heights. 2t 10 a. m. tomorrow in the|iers Charlotte, Mrs. Dorothy Davis and \ ER Sizes C conversion into overseas cartons McNeely & Sons mortuary, 1828 N.|Mrs. Tom Curtis; son, Paul Olson; brother \ an FLORA William Henry Mosshurg, 7 \ | i S g ’ ; sell your salvage to a dealer, or to Crown Hill. Survivors: Wife, Harriett Se. : A ’ ; Soft botly Sorat in ehojce of So jes 5 7 give to charitable or other organi-| Mr. Lucas. who was 50. died | brother, John. \ x Po} a and colors. ormeriy so

; o y hi i —B our extra hat zations, telephone a collector at wednesday after a brief illness. TONE or Mary JE, Maner, 3 | Nh eit Higher Driess uy y o MA rket 3321. | He was employed as a eredit re- ter. Mary Lee; father. Joseph Bola; A S FED : . 9 brothers, Noble and Lou Bola: Guaranteed washable, two -tone

, , |porter for Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.| mrs : : . ’ A 1 Itching Blisters? |A native of West Virginia, he had Camille Renault and Miss Matgaret Bola. |} One Year Gua antee oh Men S Cool Summer combinations of brown, blue and

\spent most of his life in Pennsyl- | ( JASONVILLE Thomas A. Raber, 83. RY a UL green. Sizes 3 to 8.

racks Between Toes? rus bio ve ame to inn EEG So wii” (HH) | "Star Dust" | GRE Dress SLACKS | Boys' Tee Shirts | i 0 —~John Thi 9 3 to I it’s Athlete’s Foot! Sooth- Jo oS Yeats Jaen: daughter, Miss Survivors: Bons, Hate ores ane hi. : y ing liquid germicide kills fungi on |

brings blessed relief —H } | Dorothea Lucas of Indianapolis, and Magy Cutline. i, Ein Bt aud Rayon Cr epe : Cotton jersey knit in Cc contact, brings blessed relief —fast! {a sister, Mrs. J. H. Wolfe of Har- ag May BSN. a Bus, q % 3 9 # white only. Crew neck, ® 0 0°

Don't delay! Get after that breeding, itchin Frank Bringle; . short sleeves. All sizes. infection today! Get glorious, soothing relief risburg, Pa. dict: Pil wort: J grandsons S Ll p NS daughter, 3

through open blisters and tiny cracks to kill | DRIVER IS DROWNED Mrs. Warn s a3 sl vivor: Sister, Mrs. Joe Seidler. 3 : drug counters... 35¢ én Se. P.) —Edward Jacob Moskowitz of “Rivercool” Fabrics VACATION ‘his car plunged off a ferry boat on | daughters, Mrs. Gladys Gore, Mrs.

with stainless HV-222. Reaches down | Ee aa een aot Lester and Glae Bringle; gran holo wre Vpmer Back susrimes Aral | EVANSVILLE, Ind. July 30 (U.| A PORTE Joseph Kallert, 84 Bur- 3 9 Rw F Finely Tailored of L Ch Evansville drowned yesterday when | survivor Wise He any, ph: EY ) Austin and Mrs. Eva Gore; brothers, John | ® oo o : Af Rayons, Poplins and | the Ohio river at Cannelton. L. and Thomas J. Parker. > Gabardines DAYS STILL MADISON—S8amuel Story, 66. Survivors: Sizes 34 to 44 ¥

Daughters, Miss Dorothy Story and Miss $F ; } These are quality slacks that will

Re Story; sons, (Sori and Alvin Story; More satisfaction. more Wear | serve you on the job or off duty § AHE AD? -

MOUNT VERNON—Mrs. Julia Anna Cur- from these perfect-fitting “STAR 4 and we urge you to buy this bet- | tis Collier, 80. Survivors: Son, Guy Col- DUST” crepe slips. White, tea 7 ter quality for wartime days.

! i | Mvs. daugh erie Sls. Wener Haynes and rose, black, and navy. Guaran- * Plain or pleated styles. Blue,

| NEW HARMONY—John Culvbepper. 84. teed by “GOOD HOUSEKEEP- : tan or brown. Sizes 29 to 42. The You'll | Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Marion Armor ING. Others a $1.94 16 $5.98 n ou

j and Mrs, Louise Givens. | PRINCETON—Joseph Sanders, 85. Sur- Want These

vivors: Daughters, rs. William Stegner, | Mrs. Gussie Wallis, Mrs. Pearl Hopper, Miss Dora Sanders and Mrs. Laura Fitzi patrick; sons, Arthur and Noble Sanders

| ROCKPORT Mrs. Lina Purcell, 81. Sur- | vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ethel Selzer and |g 100% Wool Face Mrs. Agnes Harper: son, Benjamin; 4 | broth er, Clarence LaRoe. y ho SYRACUSEMrs. Mayme B. Elliott, 78. MN d F == ANS | Survivors: Son, Howard A. Pruyne, | eep appe uizy 3 o 2 : b SOUTH BEND—Mrs. Alice Estella Robin-| te ' son, 73. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Au. | TN & ) um st G. Schumacher; son, Roy Robert! / AY y ig

binson: brother, Bert Milan; sister, { ! A Mrs. Grace McClellan. e& ear 2 5 ¥ WABASH—Ellis Sylvester Brubaker, 88 sl 2 oy 5 ER OC KS

Survivers: Wife, Mrs. Emily Brubaker; |S hters, a a hell,

. I. M. Coggeshe! Good quality, smart [IE % Sc: haris Levi, Art| . | Mrs. P RB Miller, Mrs. Phothe peslgale looking oxfords for |[iMu5 8 Buber Fe Wedd Mrs. Survivors:

Rosa 8S. heo 70. your war-time job. | Chfistine Bolte and se ste

A coupon plus! WASHINGTON La fayette Davison, 81. See them real S00N. [Ect ina "Aven: brother. Haiiicr

sson. 4 48 ONCE WASN'T ENOUGH NEW YORK, July 30 (U. P).— ake a / , Tuo louis afiet He paid a 9 Stl M — 0. for illegal parking desp! plea ie = ; that he was on official business, Layaway . =

; 9 Irving ‘Tick, OPA investigator, Sizes 3 to Sr found another ticket on his car, two AAAto C ' blocks from the scene of the first ; (offense. He paid $4 again.

Natural and Brown Pile Fabrics 3 \ & Cool, refreshing styles Red, Kelly, Brown and Tan Fac- : in rayons and cottons

Land Als. | Nervous, Restless ing — Collar and Pocket Trim iE J for wartime smartness. Del. a SI

on 1 ‘ \ | Meet summer dress Stout's 318-332 " A Sart cardigan styled coat sha} you will eds in this grand collec-

ragged , high : wear over your dresses, skirts and sweaters ASS. AVE. : and warm enough to laugh at winter winds.

FACTORY SHOL STORE eve buch, aye - = Rayon taffeta lined.