Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1943 — Page 18

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i | = Group Is Assigned to Army|’ 2 # | Indianapolis Man Is Now e Local Men Finished SEVEN I Air. Force School at S| Ready for Duty as [EAS | ATTEND THE

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1b bopiitod frlshas. leutisted nS have entered the basic train- | lin the marine corps upon gradua- wt sensor Bs. apd Mis. W. EB: ; : o boy riends e : 5 0 so . an . W. anapolis men have been | ing center at Keesler field, Biloxi, tion from the naval aviation train Mitchell, 3901 dve, ore 1

a from the hospital COrDS ether last June, wont through sa | MISS, 8 URIS of the army air forces ing school at Corpus Christi, TeX, une service. 9, © TUESDAY NIGHT—8:30 P. M,

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Pr gether last June, went through an : hon at the naval ining station Jpesation an msilienanes course | training command, for recruit drill: | Perry L. Courtney is now ready f0r| ppe WILLIAM PF. MITCHELL is Lakes, at Camp Crowder, Mo., in February,| Pvt. Keith Hanna, son of Mr. and Mrs. assignment to a marine flying|assigned to the medical corps at : H. Baker, R. R. 10; John Edward Arold, hi College ave.; Kenneth \ Homer, R. R. 6; Bigar Hardy, 341 |ave miles apr. © (ee, 1 of Mand Les, au ot a aie as, sonuerly INDIANA THEATER NN. Jefferson ave.; Jack Hazlett, 1438) pyr. JOHN R. MURRAY, son of |s0n.0f Mr. 'and Mrs, Russ ur : Lt. Courtney, a graduate of Short- Sup « eis e pre of mall. N.' Colorado. st.; Edward GHlaspy,|Mr. and Mrs, Patrick J. Murray, |of Me od sire. be 2962" N. ridge high school, is the son of Mr.lp;0h, conoq) 3 k . If you buy a Loge seat (first 3 rows in balcony) for 4

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ors, ot. Robert Ochs, 92111316 N. DeQuincy st., is now at New |arguret.” Moers, 4156 Carrollton sve: Cpl. Clarence Pence and Mrs. Perry L. Courtney Sf.| AVIATION MACHINIST'S MATE i ay don a ye % Origen, 1. He formerly worked at | Richard Wallace Miller, son of Mr. snd| opr oy ARENCE A. PENCE|1141 W. 36th st. 3-C JACK L. MITCHELL is now $11, an Army jeep will pick you up at home and loa. and Rex List, 942 Pleasant| PVT. WALTER R. (DUKE) |Mrs. Frank Davis, 5004 W. 3 Weshington [18 with. the ‘signal corps at Camp x = = ; stationed at oh ee Fla, bring you down fo the theater. Other seats are: Ran blvd, THOMAS JR., son of Mr. and Mrs.|%; Wesley Richard Rhodehamel, son of | Growider, Mo. He is the son of Mr.| P. 'E. Wobbenhorst, an employee i Se s0as Suan Allison division Main Floor, 3.30; Ist Balcony, 2.20; 2d Balcony, 1.10.

and Mrs. Wesley Rhodehamei, R. R. 3, , : 5,8 in Walter’ R. Thomas, 1210 N, Euclid sox 908: William Joseph SIark Jr. som “Mrs. er. R. Pence, 316 S./in The Times linotype department Mr. and Mrs. William Stack,” 1544 [200 Mrs: Walter R. Pence for 11 years, left last .week for|0f General Motors Corp. and a

Clyde 'W. Keeler, 310 N. Illinois|ave., is at Ft. Monmouth, N. J. He? oF ny ave. Edward Kerth Stocker Jr.|Hamilton ave a , ’ us .» and his wife, Mrs. graduate of Technical high school. i ? Alsaka work with th - : st, and Lawrence E. Bridget, 619|attended Indiana university before|son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stocker, yy Pefice, hier Lois Ar-|ment's to w i e Bove Both men Were motor route car- TICKETS INDIANA THEATER BOX OFFICE

N. Gladstone ave., have been gradu- enlisting. E. 38th st.; Fred Roy Tillett, son : ated from the marines’ field tele-| Both men are graduates of Tech- Shet af 2h Rico i Br lene, live at 849 E. Morris st. Be- AP Vie, ves = Se To a rs » phone. school at San Diego, Cal. nical high school. gl Rr Bo Th %| fore ‘entering the army on May 17,6046 ave. , : EAE Nirs." Harry J. Hunt. 6173 Delaware st. |e worked at.the Electronic Labora. |D8ck With The Times as soon as| Two Indianapolis men have en- THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. J the axis is licked. If Im ubable to|rolled in a special course for avia-|| ° :

# » # . : ., | tories. - He is a graduate of “Tech- d : Opl. Glenn B. Sherfield is spend- ; eliver bullets to the axis per-|/tion mechanics at the naval air 2 D nical high school. sonally, I can surely help deliver the |technical training center, Navy Pier,

ing a 10-day furlough with his : parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Sher- men who can.” Chicago, Ill. They are Elbert Fer-

field, 3649 W. 16th st. Cpl. Sher- A : field, who is proudly wearing the

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the range, is stationed at Camp SE : { i coun iam. “es + sm] JIN PROMOTION Rohn ; Resident of Spencer, 10d. SHOWING WHAT HAPPENS j L A U t i i 8, Pony All Right, Go Ahead and in

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Two Indianapolis men recently re- > rted to the Georgetown university, . WHEN A MEN'S CLOTHING De Ee niversiy. | Listed by War Doran

Ambulance Service tion in the army specialized train-| For Temporary Army BUYER ZIGS INSTEAD =~ = = | o

ing program. ‘They are Pvts. Hu-

: bert Rogers, son of Mrs. R. S. : . : AT LOW COST Rogers, 2420 Broadway st, and Appointments. , ; OF ZAGS : : : y ' | | Richard R. Jacobson, son of Mr. and The. war department announced] i : ; : : Mrs. E. R. Jacobson, 549 E. 58th st. today the following temporary pro- : PAGING SHE. 3 Most UNpSraL TUESDAY ONLY! : ¢ Es us :

. Private ambulance (not a converted funeral 2 stings men | sradusted from motions. 45d ‘appomtments of of-\l MALE SHARES in Indianapolis, Toul car) used ONLY for sick, accident and invalid = | ceived their basic training at Ft. tT a oma Bone. 026 Pon, year-round all-wool suits. They cerBelvoir, Va. gress ave. from lieutenant to cap- tainly won’t fit anyone we've showed

cases. Clean linen. Trained attendants. 7% pobinclor ian sirrBefien : So 4 to et. Sines 40 and up; Jo 5 1 LJ Rockville rd., Charles J. Beck, 21%; We'll settle fOr ....ouuveen.. / / 7 t,

a a. W. 27th .st, Byron M. Carmichael, 24-Hour Service |2042 ‘Kenwood ave. snd John E. HOT? Man, these all-wool shetland » 2 f

: |Steeg 323453 entra) sve. all from suits are plenty warm for next fall The low cost of Wilson. Ambulan | second st lieutenants. ~~ and winter. tterns aren't bad, oo 2 f Ww on: Ambulance a : Others from Indiana are Charles| either. Size range seems OK, but $25 Service makes it available to-everyone. ; ; t |E. Phipps, Evansville; ‘Oren M. must have been too 19.15 CC Hindman, Gary; James Russell, Ke- rien. TY E |wanna, and Laddie L. Stahl, ‘Terre ; : : Haute, from lieutenant to captain; ; BLOCK’'S—Men’s Clothing, Third Floos, B |Charles E. Gibson, Evansville; ‘ GTN HOME i |Glenn W. Anderson, Elkhart; Har- .

old F. Niehaus, New Castle; - Walter

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SS PECT . mo 9 PFC. RILEY E. WASSON, a meF C S R ET 433 chanic with the army air forces, is to first lieutenants. : 8 stationed at Wright field, Dayton, 88. 8 IF YOU have a shift. that’s oe, Jazze ; gp O. He was formerly employed ‘by for you, we have a blouse 5 X SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDER @ the Allison division of General Mo- Serve From Board 4 : big for you. Maybe with a starchy, ! ERS # tors Corp. Pfc. Wasson is the hus-| The following men have been in- wartime diet you'll grow to band of Mrs. Dorothy Wasson, 1421 {ducted into the armed services by §. fit it. 47 were 2.25, now

E. Ohio st. Marion. county local -board 4: WE'RE STUCK with 29 blouses made

PFC. HARRY FRANCIS PEATS ed of prints uncharming and awful waffle THE STUFF THAT STUFF BRIGHTEN THE SOBNER

JR. will refurn to Camp Miles| Alonzo Dunn 37 %.4 20th of sanein pique. - We hoped for $3, but now our

Standish, Mass, Sunday after] ingston » 341 Ww. 20th st.;’ Robert Rutspending» seven-day furlough With lsh SW. 2th io’ stise Taver, 333 ye ae hig SHOULD BE MADE OF! © WHERE YOU ARE

his mother, Mrs. H. F. Peats, 1430] 0. taney Saver Simmons, S14 W, 4, BLOCK’S—Neckwear, Street Floor

i : Hillard n W. 29th st.; Her ; De ve. ac. Peats ls in the) mu "Gumell, Tit W. Fin st. Reube ES Do you want to make something of it? THE OLD OAKEN DESK CHAIR ny Pa rmaster = corps nd Roberts, 2 pls William : : CR-RASH! (Did you hear that?) 100 ain't what she used to be, but entere service five mon 6 W. a) ! Yds. SCREEN PRINTED CELANESE can sew a new cover over the one ago. He formerly worked in the ; Coe, 1262 . RAYON CRASH. Just as noisy as it got damaged, and it will be

Lemcke building and is a graduste Boyd.’ a. ; sounds! Why not throw it over your doakie; you wouldn’t both {of Technical high school. ne i a tn Soe 3 ‘OUR BUYER LIES OVER | house and disguise it as a circus tent? 298 but would you for Shee fo

2 & = we 26 wi Johnson, : | : WAS 1) GTO N, D. C. Capitol ave. John Jones, 2334 Paris ave.; ™ NOTION Then you can have the wolf in and . : . i Board 8 Inducts © [338 Biel se James ‘campreil, 87 E sage him. Was B00: ral a AnL

/ . 3 : $2, NOW ......co0nconcisnsnvives : Direct bet Indi fis and Wash Marion county local board 8 has |ave.;: nce . Finney, 1 , after it there’s nothing noticeable the a TE 3 AVA to hil inducted the following men into|§t: Willie Cheesehrough 73 W. 36th st. (YUCCA CREPES, screen printed Yuc- matter with its gams. Walnut. that ington, Is now provi by: to help the armed forces: J John Martin, 9 972 Roache st.: Eddie Cross : : ca, this is! Yuccan use these prints, drops a leaf when you Reed more expedite urgent travel and shipping. Richard Alviés, 132 gldians ave. John : : all 83 yards of them, in some exciting room. Was 19.95, but out of "12.95 . : Bartlett IH, 15ls N. Senate ave; Maren NAVY i UNFINISHED BUSINESS to hide way! Ah, Yucca, Yucca, it should be the hospital now at ....... TWA Ticket Offices 108 W. Washington Clarksville, Tenn.: Ste Sutton, 09 8. 30th st: Bugene these bent and homely curiain rods. 1.69, sounds so trivial 19¢ Yd . : » Tenn. , 360 Udell st: Edward Folk, 1833 : b CIT Stree}, Claypeel Motel Building drleks, e, 2 d, 303. ‘Sylvester Barr, Chi Al woul eurnice i= the ude, ready for just ...... nai : BLOGK'§-<Furniture, Sixth Flodkel : GR Ae Senate ave.; South = Bend, | st." S 4 or you to clothe in paint or oil, or , : ik » FOS RESERVATIONS : ; Bari | Barry, $108, North ot ATER: WIL. leave as is if you're lazy. The matter BLOOK'S—Fabrics, Fourth Flog, wi Jo a: : Sn Mighell, 1 TFaysite sti" William Me. Indianapolis ave.; J can be adjusted but only to single oo i L IN C OLN 2 5 4 & Richm = ; 112650 Burton ~ave.;. Raymond Allen, 2720 window size. Were much more when » ‘NO POINT LINE B; iy 33 \ ‘ : Herma A 71 new but their old age com- 29¢ Ea. fo : i Wiley, 821 Fayette st., and Henry’ Wooten, so; Johar. Battles, 319 W. 28th st. ; pensation sets you back only PLACE MATS AND NAP _. #e.% YOUR WAR BONDS Joust, TL, Thee, Lp MARINES NEVER LOOK A GIFT SHOP BUY WAR PLANES +& : \ Robert Allen, 408 N. New Jersey st., sud pluben Neatmoreland, 540% W. 28th st.;

John Ford, Newport, Ind. usiell Johnson, 509 W. 28th st.; John y : ; Ba , 740 Roache t. waste ¥ THE MOUTH PA f A vr letters these i I Each .,.......

FRANSCONTIN FATAL Wins Silver Bars Louis Thompson, 404 W.. : : parked "Pvt. Louis E, Brewer of t the anti. Most of these are so old they're tooth- A spars T 5AST pu —- te i

; : Airline. Silver bars replace the gold: bars vidon been’ assigh Z ! ao cil pum ——— on the shoulders of Dolores H. Ha- Ba, Slaton Bas aarters: ed © a less—you might send one to a hostess make even these odd colors i A SR en geist. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her-| on ot Camp Haan, ua! cam : : : you want to get rid of permanently. to you and your guests. Many peop DRS. J Enema nar memo eme a Tw de 00 SOLIS and FRAY Ci JH]| Pt. Devens, Mass. - Her rank .of 2d Be: . . : \ . BLOCK'S—Notions, Street Floor, - : eT ; ; || ofmcer 1s equal to first lieutenant. Q li f c ad t : : PLOCK'S--Linens, oust Elda —DENTISTS— A 5 . uality as: Lageis (we're badly set in this hand anyhow) 4

8Y, E. Washington St. . Henry David ‘Kornblum, 1631 ‘S.| que gimy aviation cadet examin- ‘we bid 1.00 and 1,50 but you can have

Between Meridian St. 'snd Marois Shoe Store. froin hme Bundy Poli at sty ; filet THESE LONELY COTTON : 35 T9¢ and 8%¢ MADHOUSE-KEEPING

Gl Phone MA. 0583 Sllarmy air. forces technical training], : HOURS: 8:30 to 5, Sunday, 9 to 10:30 A. M. hy command at Chanute Fleld, Ill. | wuilam Hart, ‘3436 Park .ave.: Major , : ‘BLOSSOMS : : s BLOCK'S8—Gitt Shop, Fourth Floor." DEPARTMENT : o emote i Capt. Kornblum was a dentist be-|N. Willis, 7001 Bos “Front dr.; William : : J

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