Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1944 — Page 6

| Flora, 2001 Wilcox st, ported that she was awakened by youth walking across a room in home. She said he ran when awakened.

Mrs. Thelma Carter and Vir-

e back door, picked up Mrs. Car-

burglar entered the apartment

ost Columan, 526% Agnes st, : Police arrested the boy at ro Fine Beggs Ppbobiney icy home of Edith Taylor, 308 N. El- 'was robbed of his bilifold contain@er st, where he allegedly stole 8 ing $35 as he was walking in the Previously Mrs. {500 block on Indiana ave. He called re- | Patrolman Roy Kennedy, who fired ione shot at the fleeing thief,

HUNTINGBURG MAN KILLED

HUNTINGBURG, June 22 (U. P.). —Henry Kirwer, 53, was injured when the coal Fish, 2445 Carrolton ave, by truck he was driving overturned on !this country. The convention ad-

fatally yesterday

Indiana 45, near here.

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forces as well as many hospitals in

, Satur, Ind, 22, Ca s Cui Shalt. 0, A. t, 19, R. R. 18, Box 358. d, 32, Freeman Bela, Rope . Ind.; Flossie Hardie, 37, of 103 8.

Blake, 23, of 315 Jurkibenm Samuel dr.; oa Mae Bedwell, 23, of 8 Car-

Fynn, 32, camp Atterbury, Ind.; Maluka. R ¥.

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43, of 138 8. Shi; Stella assy” Davis of jhiz Ba Fayette; Sadie Rong Eire . Novle, Lee ; ey dr. Kathleen ae Tatler, 3 ir 4s N Penny: ¥: Washington: Vania, Ireng Kilbourne, “5, Cass City, - Gu word, BR 3. Boz 27; Anns TE Lima,

Bh Grant, 21,

EVENTS TODAY

| journed last night.

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Lillian Irene Logan, 10, of 1645 Barth. Indianapolis

Whar did you do today, my friend, From morn’ until night? How many times did you complain The rationing is too tight? When are you going to start to do All of the things you say?

A soldier would like to know, my friend: What did you do today?

W: met the enemy today,

And took the town by storm, Happy reading it will make For you tomorrow morn, You'll read with satisfaction The brief communique. We fought; but, are you fighting? What did you do today?

M. gunner died in my arms today. | feel his warm blood yet. Your neighbor's dying boy gave out A scream | can't forget. On my right a tank was hit— A flash and then a fire. The stench of burning flesh Still rises from the pyre.

War did you do today, my friend, To help us with the task? Did you work harder and longer, for less? Or, is that too much to ask? What right have | to ask you this? You probably will say. ' Maybe, now, you'll understand; You see, | died today, .

T= POEM reprinted here was written by a soldier on the Italian front, who thought he was dying when he wrote it. He had led a “gallant and successful” attack on a German position, for which he was later decorated. Our soldiers are “giving” without limit . . . many are buying War Bonds, too. Let them know we are worthy of their valianecy. :

Tien 34 of ait Pac: of 741 CenCarter VanArsdall, Camp Grant, TL: Byvis i Bates, 22. De:

Connersville, Ind.; Marie Pox, 46, of 807 E.

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Gilbert hotel; | Hoosier junior market lamb show and sale, stock yards.

EVENTS TOMORROW

Indians, Gita and Feed Dealers. assocta-

Induasanone Ae. club, Washington Barber Sh Pn : Cla, : a 2, Quy society, ypool

BIRTHS Girls Earl, Sofa assets, Fol St. Franels Clarence, Grudolph, at St. Vini: Deva Gibson, pt Colman. ©

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haath. Josephine Nan at otnodist. .

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Ralph, Ed Pr cis. Balv 1 Ha t' wa Nedrs py Me st. John, Methodist.

Homer, Ba a, tie a Methodist:

DEATHS

Dusaid Smo 20 Stackhouse, 668, at 6127 Colfo m corse: Ps ee Parker, 67, at 3415 Broadway, cardio vascular. August A. Marchett], 57, at 1504 W. 27th, ll

FREE PARKING

coma. HEN ails Kall, 5, a 9. Colne Claude 62, at. City, coronary Louse F. av, 6, at 515 8. West, cereJennie Irene Stanley, 78, 18th, 78, at 20 E Artie C Laffler, ot st Veterans, car-

.CAR INJURES MAN

Raoul Fladius Gomes, 24, of 51 S. State ave, was in the City hospital today with injuries received

2300 block on Southeastern ave. The car was driven by Mary E. Thompson, R. R. 10, Box 251.

DR. RICE TO SPEAK

“Physical and Mental Health Programs and Resources” will be discussed by Dr. Thurman B. Rice, state health board director, tomorrow morning before a group of volunteer social service workers at 1098

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