Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1944 — Page 2

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By SHERLEY UHL In view of Lt. Gov. Charles Dawson's knowh gubernatorial ambitions, considerable political significance was attached today to a state senate resolution praising the “statesmanlike manner” in which he has presided over that body during the last three sessions, Introduced by Senator John W. Van Ness (R, Valparaiso), senate president pro tem. the resolution was passed unanimously after being seconded in a series of highly eulogistic addresses offered by both Republicans and Democrats. Mr, Dawson, obviously moved by the senate’s action, acknowledged the resolution in & brief speech in which he congratulated the members for Sposamg the two principal on their

Dawson for Statesmanship

testimonials to the lieutenant governdr’s conduct and abilities were Mr, Van Ness, Charles Phelps (R. Ft. Wayne); Walter Vermillion (D. Anderson); Von Eichhorn (D, Uniondale); Samuel Isler (R. Jeffersonville); - Robert Lee Brokenburr (R. Indianapolis); Mrs, Arcada Balz (R. Indianapolis), and Floyd Garrott (R. Battle Ground). The resolution praised Mr. Daw-' son's. “genuine service in behalf of honest and efficient government, » characterized the lieutenant gov-/ r as “fair and courteous to all members of the senate . . . a con-| \scientious servant of the people and a man of integrity, ability and honesty of purpose.” Another resolution, es. W Senator Ehelps commended the “ca~

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Stout, 1906 E. . { who a: han a Orth. | Durchase 51 om bel hi The meeting row When Discussions will be held on] cisco for more gasoline today | takes of the “Communist . de - : eastern New Jersey farm following definite period, the office of price "hazards ting industry, new| after his request for supplemental |New Deal combination” have pro- _— aa ut. Joseph 2 h E McIntyre, protests by neighboring farmers. | administration announced todsy. PLANS NEW GREEK CABINET : Mee ternal sosurt jeies and pro-| rations was denied by an appeal |1008ed the war and cost the lives one Patterson said he had no definite Alrplan® stamp No. 1, currently | CAIRO, April 14 (U. PJ).—Sop- : J : Jolie safety and * of American soldiers, oy i, Greensburg. : plans for the’ workers other than valid, also may be used indefinite. |hocles Venizelos, minister o* marine (Continued cedures and police, , y board. “The morale of the German peo- 2 = = ; that they would not be returned to! | y.'Stamp 18 in ration book 1 will (in the cabinet of Emmanuel Tsou- : ; health gorges de Richard Stein-| The French actor said he lived ple is sustained by the faults and| § SGT. HARVEY STURM, a | , |an internees’ camp in Arizona. He' expire April 30 ‘|deros who “recently’ resigned, was tertain youl : Syeaks i PY Col. J. D. Gran-| 15% ‘miles from the studio and inadequacies of the Roosevelt ad- ground crew member of the marine i g sajd the men would be shifted to OPA revealed that distribution !expected to submit to King George Mone part Bs Jr. Columbus, OW, I. Spitier,| had to drive back and forth 27 ministration which will be the|gir corps, was killed March 18 in bo % “. any farming territory willing to ac-| of ration shoes during 1043 ex- | I today a list of cabinet members ’ =v, is. Ir. Fred Durree, Ft. Wayne; | limes monthly, making a total of |cause of sacrificing our sons, broth- {combat on Bougainville, Harold Finch J. L, Collins |cept them to help relieve manpower, ceeded production by more than [for a new Greek government in " Th I yee Valparaiso; Harold| 837 miles in all. He had beén.|ers, husbands and sweethearts” Ely| Son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry - Wounded Wounded [shortages. | 53,000,000 pairs.’ exile q hin dio Glen ; allowed ‘only enough gas to drive [told a Jeffersonian Democrats’|sturm, R. R. 2, Box 97, Sgt. Sturm : : vo 0 BE. Loew, Indianapolis, . t and his friend Merriott, Lebanon. 560 miles monthly. meeting. had been overseas 15 months, figh after four year —- — ing in battles on Midway and the ; he will 7 New Hebrides. pipes ie A 1940 graduate of Southport high Yoles ane \ school, the 22-year-old marine took Situatic : his boot training in San Diego, Cal. State departs and at the air station in Santa | Instigation of A Our Barbara, Cal. He enlisted March | banking depar 9, 1042, and worked for Henry Jor upon the gover: dan, truck gardener, before enter talk over the ge ( ing service, tion in advan Survivors besides the parents are meeting. | S L ] four brothers, Pvt. Raymond Sturm, nck Bi Blacker Riugy Ante Andrews ; governor to bec with the marines in San Diego; risoner 5 _ they reportedly {Howard Sturm, employed in the : : L swer. navy yard in Pearl Harbor; Roland [the army in August, 1042. Py at © Among thos |Sturm, who is waiting for his 18th [tended Washington high gen and | governor yeste: birthday to report for active duty Worked at the Starch Works. th . . Mr. Stevenson, in the air forces, and Richard| ‘When I shot one Jerry on the a hart, director i » Finch wrote home, “the r Sturm; a sister, Mildred Sturm, and |left" Pvt. ee conservation; ‘his grandfather, John Mozee, one on the right got me, chairman of th # |is back on active duty. mission; Warr ee 09 2.9 His sister is Mrs. Ida Whitley, 534 : Shission; War in **Charm School PVT. EUGENE L. THOMPSON, pirch ave. A son of Mrs. Stella Thompson, 128 8. “ow : department; Bi | Noble st., died March 4 of wounds| PVT. JOSEPH LEROY COLLINS, man of the alec received in combat in Italy. army paratrooper, was wounded re- . mission: Otto J Colors Born in Indianapolis, the 19-/cently in Italy and is recovering in er’of the stake year-old private had lived here|a hospital on the Anzio beachhead. . and Mrs. Mary until he enlisted two years ago. He| He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.|| & the state probs went overseas a year ago, taking Leroy Collins, 330 S. Downey ave, : The: governor part in the African campaign, and and has been awarded the purple plain that he was transferred to Italy last Sep- | heart. at the close of tember. According to a letter to his par-| : and that if he His father, John Thompson, now ents, Pvt, Colling is improving only because he is employed in the Kaiser shipyards, |rapidly and will be back in action to his party. Portland, Qre, and his brother, |soon, A graduate of Cathedral high There is spe John Thompson Jr., lives with Mrs. | school, Pvt. Collins was a freshmen Democrats over ? Thompson. at Butler university when he entered | {nation for sens s = 0 service in February, 1043. He went . seat from Nove | 8 SGT. JOHN F. STOUT, first| overseas in July. . Being ment {engineer and gunner on a B-24| His father served in world war I tation, which | Liberator bomber, has been as a leutenant in the army en- is M. Clifford in action since March 8 over Italy, |gineers,” i's | governor; Mr. Overseas since last February, Sgt. 8 . Stout is the son of Mrs. Jewel] T. SOT. JACK BLACKER, chief : Baran: Dun Stout, 1906 E. 87th st. His mother | engineer ard top turret gunner on 4. Dr. Edward } im : had not heard from him since he|® Flying Fortress, is a prisoner of “Purdue univers Lime, luggage, beige, black, yellow, cherry red, had been overseas. war in Germany, Jurdus tnjvers Receiving his gunner’s wings at Son of Mrs. Lela Blacker, 1933 Ww. woman, and Co: . powder blue, white, perfect for Spring and all Pt. Myers, Fla, the 23-year-old New York st, Sgt. Blacker was : TO Ee ul end entered the air forces Jan. 8, 1942, posted Bisbe in Region since cdma A wash ra repe, hand- and was employed by the Interna-|Feb. n a raid over Germany. | Summer. In a fine washable rayon crepe, ha Little Money Yas Shor, A 2 BY She J | he ols Te wr ea ro] WARD WI stitched. 32.38. ~Third Floor ing. oak leaf clusters for meritorious | Somely - ® = service with the army air forces. . DETROIT SECOND LT. JOSEPH E. MC- » = = or INTYRE, bombardier in the army| THE WAR DEPARTMENT today | ’ pi gy air forces, has been missing since | confirmed the previous report that | dav $0 cons Re March 8 over Germany. 2d Lt. Edward D. Johnson, son of . ee Chicago's He is the son Mrs. Bessie Johnson, 238 N. Illinois a union ot So st., is missing in action in the Euro- | te ih Sp ke tyre, 3031 Now pean Whemer 2. . plant entered | N R | D land ave, and was “Bn L . . * SHOE Jean i NINE HQOSIERS outside Indi- | Pretty, : order firm. get month after h anapolis are missing in the Euro- x ps today after « went overseas. pean and Mediterranean war zones. | / sympathy, Leor Before he en Pvt. Robert H. Freeman, husband | rk J ; ident of the . tered service,” Lt ..|of. Mrs. Irene. E. Preeman, Muncle, | P . i PLoP ~ . oe Ee Warehouse an a’ McIntyre h 8 bis missing in the Mediterranean. | rae © ‘ iis union, local 20 | been employed. | European casualties are 8, Sgt.| . 1600 Kansas Ci several years by i Edward T. Cooper, husband of Mrs. : out yesterday. RCA and wenton Lt Melntyre Pusine 2 gasp, Align) T. Sgt. > : LESLIE Ren Play Sh nL. "vie | Dicks, Veedersbury; &, Sgt. Virgil ay oes ALLIES D was graduated from ‘Technical|l. French, son of Mrs. Stella E.} : : PI Al high school. Nichols, Muncie; Sgt. Joseph J. Mc- . R His wife, Mrs. Betty McIntyre, |Cord, son of Mrs. Ethel McCord, LONDON, Aj lives in Laurel, Miss. -| Petersburg; 2d Lt. Robert B. Os- re German Trans 4. un wald; son of Mrs, Isabelle G. Oswald, 2 ) reported today | Pt. Wayne. fcan assault pe 8GT. PAUL GEIS, nephew of Others are Ss, Sgt. ‘Dudley w. . on the small i Joseph A. Thie, 1308 N. Wallace at. | poses son of Donald Reaves, South , few miles sou has been missing in combat OVer peng; ‘sgt, pale E Schilling, son. Bottom to top: ; tween Corsica : Europe since March 22. of Mrs. George W. Schilling, Lowell, | ’ A broadcast | An engineer on a B-17, Sgt. Geis| 4 5° get Bernard PF. Zyglowics, | said the landing entered the army air forces. inj... or aro Catherine Zyglowicz, | : (1) Desco Tie, Brown, Black, - “leaving dead January and went to England after East Chicago. ; Blue, Red #e% antag .3 95 hind.” The s training at Amarillo, Tex., Utah,and \ (2) Desco Slin ck, Blue t them several Tennessee. He is a graduate of New . . Bla Red 3 95 prisoned on P Point high school. MEXIC ANS T0 UiZ Brown, ss dra : Jrisuned His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- ; (3) Ropeez Sling-back, Black ’ rence Geis, live in New Point, and Brown .....00.003.95 LIBEL MO «os GENERAL IN PROBE (4) Mackey Ballet, Royel Blue, | ‘ PFC. HENRY C. ANDREWS, who oC and Red, Pink, Green PUBLISH was on his way overseas when his| MEXICO CITY, April M Pa Yellow «.eccvosovsie e350 PRINCESS A brother, Kenneth, was killed in|—Government officials planned to- ’ (U. P.).—State’ marine action, was wounded Feb. 18 day to gestion a Mexican general (8) Ropeas Sandal, Red nd : Dashiel today in the Pacific theater, li v assests eto ntde % bel proceeding The 18-year-old marine is the son TCOSRRE B FOUEONS ut Whe (6) Hell Scooter, White, tuted against Ri of Mrs. Laura Andrews, 968 Lex-|.n" army’ officer who attempted to Brown and Blue ......4.95 lisher of the we ington ave, and has been a leather-| oc 55inate President Manuel Avila (7) Desco ri Blue, Red, as a result of neck since June 15, 1843. PIC.|camacho at the presidential palace > tion of charges C 0 p pal Black, Brown .....:..+:3.95 Kenneth Andrews was killed injyeonqqy ' ‘ line rations by marine combat in the South Pa-| ‘rye ministry of national defense (8) Ropeez Wedges, Natural, Millard Tawes. cific Oct. 30, 1943. in an announcement identified the Black, Brown +.v0eess.3.95 ¢ Matthews cha Before enlisting, Pfc. Henry An-|oenerg) gs Fernando Vasquez Avila' properly used * drews worked at the Indianapolisigng also disclosed that eight cadets to make an Bleaching Co, And tended Teas hat been expelled from the Mexican E Fide, Matt nical high school. His brother, Pfc. | miita, academy. A rip was a pl Morris Andrews, also is a fighting The ministry announcement May Shoes, Second Floor - Tawes insisted marine in the Pacific. came after photographs were pub- > business. The The Andrews brothers also have lished in a Mexico City newspaper ; in the state three sisters and another brother, |two days ago showing the general * system of gaso all of Indianapolis. and the cadets allegedly participat- : the state busin ss = » ing in religious ceremonies of the : a ruling that ’ PVT. HAROLD FINCH, with the secret cult—“Friend of the Soldier 8 gasoline coupon armored division in Italy, has been | Society.” ¥ a awarded the purple heart for| Three of the six photographs, LABOR GI wounds received in action in Sicily| which were distributed to the press WILKES-BAI last May 9. by Labor .Leader Vincente Lom- : (U. P).—Willia His mother, Mrs. Ella Finch, lives bardo Toledano, contained pictures - chairman of th at 3322 Haines ave., and his brother, | of Lt. Antonio E. de La Lama Rojas, | i labor board, tod Sgt. Charles Finch, is fighting with | 32-year-old artillery officer, who! : labor against t the infantry in Italy. died of a bullet wound in an escape x ‘Wage increases \ The 30-year-old soldier went over- attempt after he tried to shoot ” 5 Ing costs increa seas in January, 1943, after Joining Avila Camacho. és - OFFICIA Senate Resolution Lauds i All Data tn 6:08