Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1944 — Page 20
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RIS sige, SCkFrametion. CAL MEN SENT|__ Air Trainoes I'wo Indianapolis Soldiers : SOUTH T0 TRAIN wo
Serving in New Caledonia|i 7% a lf CA Two Indianapolis sodiers, Cpl.|Mise, who have been overseas since UNCRINY € «.. Pvt. Glen Philips Among) TEESE Cg IMPROVED NATURAL APPEARANCE
Wilbert D. Boger and Pfc, Cecil |June, 1943, are on duty at an island i a : ys ! : Can base with the South Pacific general Those Taking ‘Basic’ in ’ : : be yours with the new TRANSPARENT depot in New Caledonia. ; Dental Plates and TRANSPARENT Teeth, Cpl. Boger, on duty as a cook, is : ‘ Dixie Camps. a The new TRANSPARENT material is so Be son of Mr, and Mrs. Elmer - ; | adaptable, it can be individually styled and Boger of Indianapolis, and Pfc. ; : Six Indianapolis men have been : fitted to plump out h St.Joseph Mize, son of Mr. and Mrs, Lucian| J-MecAndrews P.J. Farrell | fr Japon Ft Harrison for| "lam Brown Earl Miles Jr. otomatore Pp o» follow Shasks, 2 fettove en LAST, : ra LY H. Mize, 69 Market st, Southport,| JOHN CO. McANDREWS has re-| basic trafaing. They are Pvts. Ger-| SGT. WILLIAM H. BROWN, “Pleasing Expression of Youth.” HE BRILIAA 3 is 4 member of the transportation ceived a meritorious advancement to ald L. Ray, husband of Mrs. Marilou {gon of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Brown . iB section of the ordnance depot. Both | torpedoman’s mate 1-c for combat Ray, 1040 S. Belmont sti, and Harry |p o 4 is teting his train ! These new plates are so “lifelike” in detail, men received promotions to their action’ in the Northwest African E. Clark, husband of Mrs. Edythe ™ © %.'8 completing ing they will help overcome plate-consciousness present grades and good conduct waters. He is the husband of Mrs.| Clark, 1215 Dryer st. both to Camp |fOr combat duty as crew member and embarrassment. Although tissue-thin medals soon after arriving overseas.| Anna M. McAndrews, 105 N. Arsenal | Gordon, Ga.; Otto R. Ziogte Hua. o by B-24 Liberator bomber at they are comparable in strength with ferRhelte ave, and the son of Mr, and Mrs. band of Mrs. Catherine L. Ziegler, -Monthan field, Ariz. rous metals 4378; i [NY Pic. Paul J. Shelton, formerly of| jou, g, McAndrews, 1133 8. Rich- 4360 Fletcher ave, and Thomas O. EARL F. MILES JR., son of Mr. Let us show you samples. gin
1531 Sturm ave, is in a special land ave. | Brown, son of Thomas S. Brown, and Mrs. Earl PF. Miles, 5209 E. BRIDGIWORK CROWNS PLATES
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NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
OPEN 8:30 A. M, TILL 10 P. M. course of instruction at the south-| pym pay, J, FARRELL has re-|306 S. Temple ave, both to Camp |North st, has completed basic
INT cual, Serre school at CAMP i meq to Camp Haan, Cal, after Bowie, Tex.: Paul C. Smith, hus- (flight training at Merce field, Cal., Open Mon. 'til 8145 p.m. Other Days "til 5130 Pp She . | visiting his father, James C. Farrell, pand of Mrs. Velma E. Smith of {and is at Ft. Sumner, N.M.,, for ad- ; ; SUR [TH Murphy Receives Wings 2803 W. 10th st. His brother, Pfc. Indianapolis, to Camp Batkeley, | vanced flying school. His two broth- - DENTRT Got that old dragged down Donald E. Murbh f M d James C. Farrell Jr. is a German! Tex. and James E. Price, 1533|ers are also in the service. Pvt. he feeling? Then perhaps you nald E. Murphy, son of Mr. and| ,yeoner of war. | Steele st., to Sheppard field, Tex. |Douglas M. Miles, is in an A. A. F. ®
need properly prescrived , Ml Mrs. Ralph Murphy, 44 8. Dearborn | a ween radio school at Scott field, TIL 200 KRESGE BLDG..S.W.Cor. Penn 8 Wosh.51s, Glasses 10 Sve you t. has won his commission of sec- | | Mrs : : For Prompt Attention = Roo St. 8 CO | pvt. Glen R. Phillips, son of .jand Hugh E. Miles, petty officer # x The 135 :
new pep. Come in : ) : | now for a thorough ond lieutenant and silver wings at cre st gos | Dudley Phillips of Brownsburg, is|3<c, is-on a navy amphibious boat
examination, { Xa Stuttgart field, Ark. : : pe at North Camp Hood, Tex., for basic | in Hawaii.
PAY FROM Four Indianapolis men have been| {lenge | | trainigk. ; = transferred from Ft. Harrison for| gS. LS - . rr : af Lf Marine Pvt. William S. Alte, hus- < YOUR PAY..no extra cost J | b>sic training. They are Pvts ah OR © % 'pand of Mrs. Betty Alte, 238 W.{| y Charles T. Cummins, husband of Co i i d { Mr.and ‘ —~Have your eyes examined! Reg- 1 a i { | Bakemeyer st., and son 0 . an istered optometrist with offices at Mrs. pron a N emp Fg E : Mrs. William J. Alte, 211 E. South 2 ave.; and Harlan D, g, husban : : : - : ' 'e ) , : st. has completed boot training at Mi LR JEWELRY Co. Inc. of Ms. Marella lone, 20 5 \ : } 3 3 | San Diego, Cal. and is in aviation : ay | 44 Davidson st., both to North Campi a Bohol He wears the expert rifle-
===129 On the Circle==—=[Jll| Hood, Tex.: Max W. Mitchell, hus- LIS o me 0 J Nd 2nd Door from Power &'Light Co. band of Mrs. M. W. Mitchell, 1402] ’ man's and sharpshooting medals.
sp ro meee 88 | Nordyke ave. to Sheppard field,| 8. Klein R. L, Peters Member of a leatherneck invading Have Your Photograph
Tex.; and John D. Harmon, husband | unit, Pfc. Richard W. Garrett, son
ARTIST SUPPLIES [/of Mi clot Harmon. § W. Karas snapolis marin aive bomber pio, o>, Dorie Corret of dian Taken Today—the Tower Way
is ready to take-off on another com- cans to set foot on the Marshall
| Howard Kelley, son of Mr, and bat mission after completing his THURS., FRI. & SAT. SPECIAL! ‘ : (Mrs. Ira Kelley, 19 N. Oriental st. 12th in enemy territory. He is the io - | has been promoted to corporal at son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Klein, 125] Donn FE. Nicewander, 3630 N. Me-| : 2 " | . y » + ’ OYAL “SWING-SHIFT | Camp Shelby, Miss. * |Blue Ridge rd. His wife, Mavour-|ridian st, has been promojed to] OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY
- en neen, lives in Santa Barbara, Cal. |first lieutenant at Camp Davis, PERMANENT 0. | Board 3 Inducts een, 1s in SevaiMetals, Cal. , Jaret NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
N.C ONLY 45 { Ad | The following men have been in-|Mrs. Flora Peters, 320 N. Keystone | yo — » Lous or $ = | ducted into the armed forces ave. is in the ground force of the Full of Pe at 151 Stries! ’ through Marion county local board [seventh A. A. F. in the Hawaiian p Us A meg To SAS 0: islands. He is the son of Mr. and How's YOUR Pep at 40, 50,607 MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL
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| son, Cory; Otis Cassida, Kokomo; Charles th A 1 ; 50 or 60. But you can feel old indeed if your | Cummins, Arthur M. Bonwel Jr, R. R, 17, lacks iron. oy Ostrex Tonic Tablets.
810 N. Temple ave.; Richard ; OR ONE OF THESE Art Materials mel, 264 Laverock st: Leroy Smith, 1118| BOX 76-B, has been promoted to| siews of the ren you may need for 7c5 aaa saity: $ ADDED SPECIALS for th PTs Sha Robert McGuire, 3138) corporal. He is a member of the Outrex Bas helped ‘housands who elt old worm-ou 4 or 8.95 : 3 \ : ce fof old, wont on So vy $1.50 or the toria; Ralph Gillespie, 22 N. Walcott st.; | fourth marine division who captured geo: vim “snd vitality: they feel years Jonge 57 MONUMENT CIRCLE Tyan Professional ray Sn ie Hear peg | C, FCTthern islands of Kwajalein 117 1h wir. 5} titcduior ai boo oir 11 So. Ritter Ave Founder o Brewer, R. R. 4, Box : 8 Sears, ; t all drug stores everywhere in’ an$3.95 JI x. Righland ave.; Robert Breedlove, 1314 | atoll, Marshall islands apolis, at all Hook's and Haag Stores. . . ounde
+ E. New York st. : amen and $i 00 1] 25 bo Amateur NAVY—Clemons Gregory, 2312 E.' 12th : To Deve Wave wl» : d St dent st.; Clarence Kinslow, 1016 E. Washing401 ROOSEVELT BLDG an uaen ton st.; Frank Shank ABany: Lioye : Jones, R R 9, Box 578; uis hitsit, Or. Mi. and Wash, Sts.—Fourth Floor —Founded |854— | 235 N. State ave.; Robert Stamm, 1833 ; I | Norfolk st.; Clifford Kidwell, 320 N. OriGb i ental st.; Robert Hughes, 2048 E. Mich- s Dr. Norm:
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| eo 5KEY WORDSTO NE = KING UF But Are Your Electric Appliances Ready To Use? | | MORE SMOKING PLEASURE gi ROLE FC
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And don’t depend on being able to buy any new Mex100 C
* Electric appliances soon, as their early manufac | in making Chesterfields a better cigarette. Pas ‘ Sy
ture is extremely doubtful. Take good care of the would recogn
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: . ) i . : ; States and S| rene ot trouble bring them to us for repair, before a Wo RLD’S BEST TOB ACCOS. y lationships. they become hopelessly damaged. This will pay’ i! . pat AEP, # , yell Ta every wags’ : Science then takes a hand and blends VELL i} ; aw vor . oma.
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WE BUY : . i a ™ Bteenio APPHIANRES RIGHT COMBINATION to give Non, Jf og you have any Electrie appliances in usable or you ¢ he cigare te th at’s Mi I d er : sop on April 27, |
repairable condition which you no longer want,
"bring them in and we will pay you cash or give — that Tastes Better. yo vie : TIME!
> you a credit allowance—or, if you prefer, we will ON IN There' Electrici . i oll spies} oar Jor make any necessary repairs and then help you to
us bose of tS ond : sell them. You see, there are many families in’ Br chur ad igh and, desperate need of small Electric appliances and we are trying to help satisfy their needs. Won't
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