Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1943 — Page 7
Sgt. Alvin York Kin Fights Subs
ST. PAUL. Mink. Dee: » i SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20 (U. : York, .u chief petty ofMcer ; P) ~The nephew of of Sgt. Alvin | enrolled In the maritime service | 11 Point values of ratioped meats York, most famous doughboy of | officers -school at Alameda, Cal, [Probably will increase next month, | { | { } |
Ly Promotions al Bri tish | Air Bas: e : : r wt 8. McIntosh XUlA Wai hay been gnting said a U-boat wolfpack attacked [Col Bryan Houston, deputy direc.
‘the ship while it was traveling 1 IN ltor 6f the ofMee of price Robert B. York, 25, San Diego,
& ‘convoy last July. - tion, sald here. Houston or ; d of Mrs) Robert L Sanders, son of Mrs. : : Cal, today related his experiences Torpedoes struck "i yessel and the rise in meat point on redised Irene Potter, 4218 E. 18th st. an Beatrice Sanders, Bedford, has been : AS @ crew member of a ship de. | she veered crasily as two other |be Accompanied by a reduction in - ith an 3th alr to technical sergeant at livering munitions to fighting | ships in the convoy rammed her, values on canned goods, attributed aerial Sanne army n rumbled air force bomber com- fronts in Australia, India and | York sald. The crew abandoned (to the success of the homie-can-Flying Sortrsss ied to sr : ar ny England. He is an ; Africa, and food to South | ship and sailed 150 miles in a [ning campaign last summer. England, prom ehginber and top . turret Sanne 5 ang jg America, lifeboat before reaching land.
Polar, he a 18 bu te ey Ce | CHEMISTS TO HEAR ANDERSON ON METALS & HSUMATIE JAINS
ue to helt and neuritis? ns a tae 8 { . 1 » » tended his leave to tour the country; R. W. Anderson of the Allison di- American Chemical soclety LOMO | for ad Wan brought relief 16 thousands Train to Fight = Board 11 Inducts with her, living in expensive hotels vision of General Motors will speak row noon at the Hotel Warren, (hom ethaua : » 2 . : allegedly financing the expedition on “Magnetic Inspection on Fer- J. W. Meek, section chairman, time tesed Lek Raisay Er whitens 4 ind Sollawing BR Mare bet in- {with bad checks. rous Metals” at a meeting of the will be {n charge of the meeting. Hook's Dependable Drug Stores uc e arme orces! co orn . ————— through Marion county local board a A et GE 3
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Ralph Young, 3916 W. Vermont st: {Ernest Swallers, 2720 Foltz st.. John !Lickliter, Delphi: Bdward Paul, 1117 N. Belle Vieu pl.; Paul Smith, 1328 Kenyon Ha Morris Courtney, 712 Whitcomb ave. ; rl Kornblum, 3424 W. Washington st. {Samuel Gray, R.'R. 11, Box 552; Robert | Rietter, 542 8. Fleming st. Everett An-
Thursday night theyre going | Rn Rena Er ie SG in the Forest Hills resi-| Ti Har st. Lilburn ome 638 N. Grant fal district, and their Christ-| Glew Mull ~~ Kingatey Mut: 2%" Mitgm, Wien? Go vier, pert vacation will be spent in col- AVIATION CADET G p.! | Faeodore, Brawn n R. J Box 386; Jack nter, lecting fats for the salvage drive. | { SADET GLEN Dui op Sim si janes Suice Boys in the council have formed | MULL, son o an 8. Noble 1ockpurn st; Muriel Skiles, 1220 8. Bel8 basketball team which is: playing Mull, R. R. 1, Jasonville, is in basic mont ave. NAVY . in various leagues in the city,|8Tmy air forces training at Craig!
= Austin Penley 1346 Shepherd. st. Roy Coached by Ed Diederich of Broad fleld, Selma, Ala. Leverett, 1759 Howard st.; P&ul Piper,
Ripple high school, the youths won AVIATION CADET E. KINGS- 1730 Lyndhurst dr.; Thurman Radcliffe,
2538 W. Washington st.; Orel 8mith, R. R their first game against Northeast| “EY MULL, his brother, is training 733§ W. We James: Waiter Bolen, 3108 8
community center, 46-32. at Ontario, Cal. High School rd.
“The council was organized Oct. 8 ® 8 = i MARINES ¢ e Cpl. James O. Brown, of the army | Roy Stout, 1196 8. Vinewood ave.; War-
air forces, is spending a furlough ren Cahall, 3339 W. Michigan st. cus e the scrap With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. drive on Sept 10." OF the STB Brown. 810 Migtand ave. He ‘5%: For the parade the young people will return to Great Falls, Mont. dressed up as animals, clowns, danc- {ter the holidays. | rs and secured circus wagons from 8 8-8 !
the office of civilian defense. Amused| TWO Indianapolis men, Pvts. John | pe all the E. Smith, son of R. T, Smith, 4220 |
Fairview terrace, and Vance Wilk- | oo
Jewelry which had a bargaining val- | InSo¥, son of V. A. Wilkinson, 6033
Rosslyn ave, are stationed at the Je of 41000 for soldiers in foreign University of Cincinnati, O., under |
the army specialized training pro- |
Our Cashiers : Te er DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES Have Plenty
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: Officers of the council are Jo|S™&™- u 2 | 105 Monu- Anne Diederich, president; Janet ) 1. Cooney J. Cooney { t brand. Booth, vice president; John Bum-| The following men have been in-| c Ti side Smith, secretary, and Bert ©,|ducted into the arm grees! The Cooney brothers, IRVIN N. He'll love you for buying his Christmas tobacoo 0 1€8¢
give years at Hook's where it's always in “factory-fresh"
— own | PIPES
Willoughby Taylor Tobacco “650 | 1.26 Sir Walter Raleigh Tobacco | 43 |” 79¢ gor is Youre Prince Albert Tobacco | 43c¢ | 79 ] Pleasure x Half and Half Tobacco 3c | 79%
Here are listed 19 A mT Tron Tie on, | thrilling gifts. An y Kentucky Club Tobacco | at $ .00
McCammon Jr., treasurer and bas- through Marion county local board COONEY, seaman 1-c, and CPL. Ketball team captain, 9: |JESSE M. COONEY, sons of Mr. |
— 1315 8 3 The addition; which runs from pao Hempting. 36 Eastern ave: William | and Mrs. Clarence C. Cooney, 1013
orthview to Kessler blvd, and |Dlascock, Greenfield; Ernest Redwine Jr, River, are both serving their counNorth to Winthrop aves., has been | of © State st Ciyde Jordan, 1348 Deloss | gry Jesse, who has seen service into blocks by the council, | NAVY Thaddeus White, 1 $09 N. Gray * !in Algiers, Sicily and England, was and a block captain assigned to|James Jackson, Columbus; liam Wilson, | recently released from a Red Cross each area. 3a 2 Broaqwas Jerry Pursell, 234 E. | hospital in Sicily. Irvin, who has
{seen action in the Mediterranean,
recently spent a seven- day leave {with his parents after his ship had [been damaged in a storm off the
Atlantic coast. \ ga ; ft one of these will win Tobins Irish Mixture
I i i i 1 | soe 3 A : an entree to "her" | Cookie Jar Tobacco lL | h a R Ro heart. Gifts of h Crosby Square Tobacco Co _L Choice of |
Busy war w w i) subtle fragrance. § Three Squires Tobacco * AMEKICANA er in ats ne oy Si wilirares Ea i ne | \ that will add to her allure. Also smart Rum nd Maple Tobacco | 1.10 |” : Buk EZEWOOD Jovwnds on gr gp pred bagi _ A iy packages of toiletries to enhance her | London Dock Tobacco |. Vas 275 . mooRsWIRE checked regularly . . , if you need glasses buy them i ksi : personal charm. | Briggs Tobacco me [ge | Royal Duke of on credit at Kays. . , Si J White Manor Tobacco 998 Dundee Pipe 1.50 “DR. S. B. MERRICK . A Leigh's Heartbeat Perfume Roral Ril Tobacco | 1202. | 139 Pures. Pre-Caked A : 3 E orpourri lobacco o e . OFFICES AT KAYS = " oN N | Yardley Bond. Street Perfume. ....2.50 Bond Street Tobacco T1Ti%9 ) Nitin a
5 7 , fi i | . . a we | nem 1 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ae R. Barrick : © H. H Aver Honeysuckle Perfume, |.25 Union Leader Tobaces »
GLASSES ON CREDIT XA ' ROBERT BARRICK, seaman 2-c, 3 Corday's L'Ardente Nuit Perfume, 3.25 mm
oN Ge : (31 W, Wash, $1 joes returned to Gre aes 1 ff Kiss and Tell Cologne. ......... 2.50 GIVE A ( ARTON OF (IG ARETTES { M\ FOR C AT KAYS Sy shin J and Mrs. Rober, Banik, I Sweater Girl Cologne. .......... 80c : ROBERT C. GLASS, seaman 2-¢, | Yardley Lavender Toilet Water. . ..1.50 L000 Pick out his favorite brand today.
is somewhere near Africa, according Tad Fi; 5 't0 a letter received by his parents, : H. H. Ayer Sachet Powder .. 1.00 = RI —Chesterfields
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Glass, 339 LN : : ? ; » —Old Golds Northern ave, Seaman Glass, who i n Cutex Manicure Sets... . 1.35 to 2.39 ) DN i. <Lubky Strikes 1 has been overseas nine months, par- Jf | Du Barry Beauty Cake........... 1.50" {) ; y ticipated in the invasion of Africa, Cigarettes ~—Juleps
Sicily and Italy. His father is a Rubinstein's Dusting Pwdrs, $1 and 1.25 Mild and fra. __ poor member of the violin section of the : ra : grant. 1 21
| Indianapolis Symphony orchestra, \ a ~ H.-H--Ayer-Dusting Powder.......1.00 = Carton .. ‘Board 10 Inducls Sutton's 2-Piece Bath Sets........1.00
The following men have been in- @ ~ D. & R, Debutant Set. cieee..... 1.00 A° Roll- Toiletr it h . usted no te . forces Wrisley Bath Soap. . cevs..4 bars 1.00 ) y Ki 20: ‘ = Coty Face Powder. .............1.00 ARMY George Wood, 117 B28 st. Bes Iai, J, Nori fv, Sins Best of WEY Hind's 3-Piece Service Sets. ..... 5% hy For 09 Guy .;_Albert Winburn, 1536 LhareR. ’ Te . 4 « > A \N ; 1" .
Carton —Raleighs 10 pkgs.
| Sofskin Hand Cream ...........1.00 Eugene Goss, 2920 Shelby st.: Robart cov:
erstone, 1226 Lexington ave.: ; ! s : : ¥ 5 a” 4 ail 1702 N. Tiinols st.; Frederick Ache, hd i Vanity Bag with Drawstring cere 1.50 ) oo d Ng Khaki or navy blue kit with Orleans st.: Byrious Alvey, 1515 \ \ , of > 4 Z {4 * military brush, comb, mirwood st.: Melvin Adams, 16% N. Liawood \ | 0% a ave.; larence Smith, 1938 Holloway st.; R - 3 s J. ror, tooth heval) case, Soap | atkins, 1711 Thaddeus st.; Harley ) wal hy An 2 =e = [1 * box, ‘tooth powder and exMiler 224 Wright st.; Gerald Boeldt aS .P , 2 7 * be > E. Garfield dr Paul Dooley, R. R. 18, RO fo A 8 1 2) tra pockets to put things Willa Ee, Mn sy 7 ode oh 3 8 4 bo 4 ig in. m Huffman . Randolp| . \ V ’ : " BL ak F Lg ’ of Nis Wilbert Williams Jr. 122) Spruce, st.. Wii- \ \ [Sk ( Ae % Unfitted Zipper AVY Chai ee ler. 1405 Olive st.: : , ; 2% J ie Furl h Kit 1.50 ries Kester, ve § 7 7 " 5, a 55 a) aa Robert Dorrah, 710 Lawrence ave.; Robert Sn 0D gE © G : ] : RIAL Y ur oug’ g 1s N07 2 5 Sa U7) jnderson, xi Stratford st.; Delton Hens- 3 3 7 ; ; : rs © fey, my ave.; Kenneth Curry, 1554 Ry st.; Wil
re 4 : : A) } : liam’ Ellis, 1315 8. Randoiph | : : yg X ‘ yr .i William Warren, 2153 Singleton st.; 3 : j py. i 5 8 John Lambert. 52 8. Belleview pl.; I : y i 1 {4A Thompson, 1212 Pleasant st.. Robert Ash- | & ] 50 : i : > ton. . R. 11, Box 363; Phillip Stone, R. ‘ v . NN TE ; ) Box 525. Marvin Polk, 1 3 E. Kelly vs - A as 1 : 1032 E. Tabor
Y onaic Rothkopf,
Bin Rad yO fF y ae : 5 Here at Hooks are lots of different styles in genuine ¢ : Bor seU% ave. Andrew Harris, R. R. 8. - calfskin billfolds. All have multiple passes and ell bul bit » - z : ; Son : Cp” extra compartments for cards and notes, forta aL lcome! Bud knew it was "kinda’ | ¢ | 1 ; sure got a warm welcome w It was @ | Seaman 2-c Geraldine L. Duncan, | : ig! : Other Billfolds Up to 5.00 =a dest sissy” to Hug his big brother, but that's the way he really [stationed with the WAVES at CONKLIN Cold Remedies 2 A P for any- 3 felt down inside. Hunter college, N. Y., will spend a! bi
|leave here next, week. A brother, FOUNTAIN PEN 306 Hill's Gold Tablets _____19¢ -
Bill is only typical of boys in the armed forces. There will be | Pvt. Richard E. Duncan, paratroop-|§ : Vapex Mhaler for Oolds.__ 4%¢ Christmas and New Year furloughs—millions of them! And a Sidtioney Sige in Sietly 1% A Nsttel snd Spe. [23 Laxapirin Cold Tablets ..___2f¢ we'll bet every boy is counting the days a trdin hare Mr. and Mrs, George E. Duncan, |§§ member of the fam. op 128 uk. Gold Remedy... 1.09 rolling toward home. All too soon that will 321 N. Chester st. A 50 Mistol Nose Drops ...__5% 3 ” : ¥ 350 Grove's Cold Tablets.._27¢ WAS : bejust a memory, and it may have to do for a long, long time. got a 74 He Srey sid Tike. Ne SA oh ; " Lather Brushes Disappoint a soldier? Not for the world! Nor would you. That's Mr. and Mrs, John Moriarty, 1414 E. = \ A Four-Way Cold Tabs io VINE MIFTOF , vice variety of styles, the Rock Island is counting on your cooperation— why Vermont st, is stationed in the. un 35¢ Pape’s Cold Compound__27¢ I C.. .. double mi shapes and colors. Bristles we're asking that you be guided by these travel suggestions; (armored school at Ft. Knox, Ky. | 7 : - £7 Glens fo" hang he "ang A—Ifitis essential that you travel during the holiday period, | bP ~~ Gough Remedies <\ a, 39, 49¢ “9.95 ~ leave on a less congested day. PRO y UeT | ON / 60c Rem for Coughs Te travels C Cc 9 : 2 your change, cance 7a 600 Foley's Honey and Tar, 49¢ Ey a 2 plans . } Yesarvations: promphly, rey 65¢ Pinex for Coughs Sl 10 x : 5 Someone else needs your space. 1 ’ / : 80¢ Piso for Coughs rea Ae ka ; 5 3—Try carrying one piece of luggage. If you need another || 4 / 50c Laveris Antiseptio ._.__39 0 d S
: ay Bell's Pine Tar and Heney._53¢ De it through, Identifying. it with your name | a um S Upjohn’s Cheracel, 2 013. ._32¢
= | 1:50 Pertussin for Coughs.._8%¢ 2 12 Reprocessed balls A—Help prevent dining car congestion On short yips eat ; i 50c 666 Liquid for Coughs__4Se 2 Deatly packed in a 3 before you leave or after you arrive ...or alunch || RR : Laue xe ol Christmas with you. Some trains serve box lunches or sandwiches. | = 4 fe Aches, Pains fe { Chat a Sivig Spey alee
B—Avoid standing in line at the depot ficket windows by + 8 | Genuine Conklin | 40g Midel Pain Tablets... 320
wos Gy Ticket Offices wherever posi orl gu : SERVIicEe | $f noted for smooth 30a Aiacin 2éia Tahisn..... 0 \ REE 12 4.68
} 7 : 1.25 Absorbine Wea. 9% : 5) ? 4 1 NL METALLURGICAL ip, ac las Aon iii LL =x SERVICE co, |X an ™ ) | : | : 350 Sloan's Liniment._ 2%e Gold Seal Coffee Brewer \ -26¢ Dent's Toothache Qam__1%0 ‘Made of heat-resistant. Homa san du and J. Rod Bross Plaster__35e cdla. s-cup pr
