Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1944 — Page 12

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In the Service—

LAMAR MOVES

IN ON GERMANS

Corporal Describes Rapid

Advance of 5th Army In italy.

Cpl. John LaMar of Indianapolis, member of an 88th infantry division wire section whose task was to keep up communications during the 5th army drive through Italy, related that the line moved so fast “the Germans slept in a house one night and we moved in for lunch the next day.” Cpl. LaMar is’ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LaMar, 30 N. Elder st.

Veteran of long service in the Pacific with a marine aviation unit, T. Sgt. William Hope is visiting his parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. L. E. Hope, 43 N, Gray st. He enlisted Dec. 8, 1641, and served with the “Black Sheep” squadron in the Russell islands and in the New Hebrides.

Pic. Glenn E. Kruse, son of Frank P Kruse, 1604 Roosevelt ave. is serving as a truck driver on the 5th

Serve Overseas

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P. Saunders C. Cunningham

PAUL D. SAUNDERS, Carpenter's mate 2-c, and Fred Kurz, both of Indianapolis, who are serving on a ship overseas, edit a paper for the ship’s men. Saunders, who has been overseas two months, is a former scoutmaster of troop 113. His ‘wife Dora ‘and three sons live af 4841

LOCAL DOCTOR

Fight | in Pacific NOW A CAPTAINGg

Elsworth “K. Stucky Gets} Promotion at Base Hospital in Italy. .

One of the youngest surgeons of the surgical service unit in the Peninsular base section of Italy, Elsworth K, Stucky, former resident surgeon at the City hospital, has been promoted to captain, Capt. Stucky, who has been over seas 10 months is chief of the physic-therapy section of the hos. pital and chief of anesthesia,

James Ulrich

Charles Wilson CHARLES C. WILSON, Coxswain,

son of George C. Wilson of Indianapolls, is serving with the coast

guard in the Pacific. The Southport high school graduate enlisted two years ago and has been on foreign duty for six months, “JAMES ULRICH, storekeeper 1-c,

THE INDIANAPORS. TIMES, ee iin

Light Opera | Opens T Today,

‘The Pirates of of Penzance’ Curtain Rises af 8:30.

ers will give the first presentation of “The Pirates of Penzance,” by

tional performances will be given tomorrow and Sunday nights through the courtesy of a citizens’

Business,” opening today at the Circle theater,

‘The curtain Will go up at 8:30 CURRENT rEATURES “|| SWIM EVERY DAY & EVE o'clock tonight at the Garfield park oatig M eaL witt open air theater, where 35 perform- Cressy and Ri WY ee PS ovens, at 11, Te

hist

t 12:15, 3:31, 6:47 Gilbert and Sullivan. Rost phe iver with June an Directed, by Charles Hedley of the Vague, at 11, 2:16, 8:32 and 8:48. Indianapolis Opera theater, addi- George Murphy stars with Joan LOEWE " | Davis and Eddie Cantor in “Show “The White Cliffs of Dover,” with

‘Times Amusement

Clock -

OPENING TODAY CIRCLE 2

: “Show a Business, with Eddie Fx or a eorge urpl , at 13:44, 3:58, 7:12 and 10:26. y

ON HIGH SCHOOL ROAD

'} Harry McCrady’s Orch.’ EVERY SAT. & SUN. ONLY Admission, 90¢ Sat.; 60c Sun. a——llnginding Tax) _____

a Canary,” wit nna Neagle and Richard area a 11:20, , 5:48 and 9:02.

“The Impostor,” with Jan ‘Gabin,

Irene Dugpne and Alan Marshal, at 11:32, 2:05, 4:38, 7:11 and 9:47.

He holds the bronze star for participation in the Italian theater and was formerly stationed in North Africa,

Carvel ave., and a brother, Pvt. Jack Schilson, is with a tank battalion at Ft. Knox, Ky.

CALVIN D. CUNNINGHAM, sea-| (Capt. Stucky’s wife, Constance, man 2-c of Indianapolis, is with theives at 2342 N. Alabama st. Seabees in the South Pacific. Ac- t 2 cording to word received by his par-| Aviation Cadet James J. Marvel, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cunning-{son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. ham, R. R. 15, Box 608, from in-|Marvel, 1261 W. 33d st. has coms structors of the naval school in|pleted basic flying training . at San Diego, Cal, which Seaman| Merced field, Cal. Cunningham attended, he made the highest grades attained at the school. He has been overseas seven months and is a former Indianap-

Two Indianapolis men have been transferred from Ft. Harrison for basic training. They are Pvts. Giles

army front in Italy.

olis Times employee. W. Alvies, husband of Mrs, J. V.

6 and 28 E.

Dame. Fashion Says—

FOR YOUR SMARTEST

DRESSES

Alvies, 1315 E. 15th st, to Camp Atterbury, and Alvin W. Long, son of Dale E. Long, 2907 E. Riverside dr., to Sheppard field, Tex.

Sluder in Italy S. Sgt. Norman R. Sluder, son of Mrs. Nellie Sluder, R. R. 20, is serving with an ordnance company with the 5th army in Italy which has completed its 1800th work order. THe company repairs everything’ from a wrist: watch to a 155millimeter gun.

serve corps at the A. A. F. exam-

MID-SEASON K. Tolliver, son of Mr. Chester Tolliver, 2961 Station st.; and Charles E. Fritz, son of Mr, and "Mrs. Eugene Fritz, 3225 W. 10th st. Tolliver has a sister who is a warrant officer in the C. A. P. and

and riek, with the navy. was graduated recently from BROOKS Pfc. Delmas H. "H. Schmidt: son of Navy pier, Chicago, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt, R. R. rating of baker 3-c. h 1 7, Box 671-D, is at Sioux field, S. C,, as em for A. A. F. radio operator- mechanic

training.

Two at British Port

Capt. Ronald B. Woodard, 3550 N. Pennsylvania st., is in command of a troop movement control section of a U. 8S. port headquarters at a British port. The section’s job is to meet all incoming ships and make arrangements for the debarkation and entertainment of U. S.:army troops. Another Indianapolis member of the port unit is Second Lt. Harold J. Thomas, 3550 Ei Michigan st.

Catch all eyes . . . step out in bewitching black NOW . . . so cooling

and refreshing +. + . so

very new , . . ultra-fem- Three Indianapolis men are as-

signed to a U. S. army general hospital in England where the first casualties of the allied invasion of France were taken for treatment. They are Sgt. Lee Guoynes, 730 N. Linwood ave.; Sgts. Aaron. Seott, 739 W. 12th st.; and Ransom Davis,

inine silhouettes . , . une usual details . . . many with white highlights.

FOR JUNIORS 4102 Hoyt ave. EOR MISSES Lt. Charles F. Hauck, Indianapolis pilot, spent a few days Bere en FOR WOMEN route to the Sadila army air field,

Mo., from Columbus, 8S. C. He received his wings at Lubbock field, Tex.

McHugh at New Post

Pvt. Charles J. McHugh Jr., hus{band of Mrs. Janet M. McHugh and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. McHugh Sr, all of 864 S. Belmont ave., has reported for duty at the army air forces material command, Wright field, Dayton, 'O, He was formerly stationed at Fresno, Cal.

S. Sgt. Edgar L. Walden, husband of Mrs. Margaret Walden of Indi- | anapolis, is a mess sergeant with an | army division on Bougainville. Serving with a field artillery battery, he prepares meals for 150 officers and

Washington St.

LOANS

146 E. WASHINGTON ST.

men daily.

on on Everything! ! Diamonds, Watche Watches

Two Indianapolis men received their commissions as second lieu. tenants from the A. A. F. officer

Two Indianapolis 1 men have en-|{was in a flight of three bombers listed in the air force enlisted re-|returning from a recent raid on Yap island. They still had am- ) ining board in the federal building|munition left and strafed a small ganized by Joseph M. Bloch of the and have been assigned to air com- [Japanese outpost they had spotted|P08rd of park commissioners and bat crew training. They are David|on the way out, setting fire to|'€ arrangements at the theater— and Mrs. buildings and destroying the radio tower and water tank.

navy cooks and bakers’ school at

win Hiatt, R. R, 4, was recently|ary. promoted to that grade at an 8th

‘|geant at’ an 8th air force bomber

of ,3040 College ave, and former credit manager for the Indianapolis branch of the Frigidaire Corp. parks. has seen 20 months’ service against :

committee which has worked in cooperation with the department of

the Japs. Hs enl 1 two years “Jack Hatfield has. devised outago. standing sets and lighting effects appeared here with touring musical shows,” Mr. Hedley said. The scenery has been blended with rippling water. Bloch Heads Committee In England. Joseph K. Gemmill, the 24- year- | ticipated at each of the performold son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. ances and adequate mised by. the

pe and the 25-piece orchestra organized NAME GEMMILL, that of the outdcor theater's natGe ill, 342 S. Emerson ave., has /service has been promised by the

by William Schumacher, including 24, LT, COLONEL ural Setting and the background for béen promoted to lieutenant colonel | Indianapolis Street Railways on the |

TONITE—Adults, 5:45 "Til 6, 30¢

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many members of the Indianapolis | symphony, surpasses any that has LYeal Airman Is Promoted the action on the stage creates the - } illusion of floating clouds and At Bomber Station at an 8th air force bomber station Shelby line running to the east en-| in England.

Sgt. John W. Agnew, 3415 Pari ave, gunner on a8 13th air force Liberator in the Southwest Pacific,

orchestra pit—were made by workmen under the direction of Paul V. Brown, superintendent of parks. Meyer Finishes Course Park benches have been placed Ronald E. Meyer, husband of Mrs. behind the 1500 permanent seats and

including. the construction of an|

Fritz has a cousin, Bernard Brod-|Helen Meyer, 1218 E. Vermont sta sound amplification system has| A

the|been installed by R. C. A, The cast, with few exceptions, is! with the|the same as the one that broke all box office records with the “Pirates of Penzance” during a 10- night]

Sgt. James A. Hiatt, son of Dar-|stand at the Civic theater in Febru- |

the production possible was or-| ems

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air force sub-depot where he is an aircraft mechanic.. He hasybeen in England 13 months. .

Ronald E. Clough, son of Mrs. Bertha Clough, ‘R. R. 15, Box 387, Brendonwood, has been promoted to sergeant at a 9th air force engineering command unit in the European theater of operations,

George J. Vondersaar, son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Vondersaar, 156 N. 13th st., Beech Grove, has enlisted in the air force enlisted reserve corps for combat crew train-| ing.

NOW PLAYING

ERNIE RAY and His i Kieffer Upgraded , ORCHESTRA | Arthur 8. Kieffer, son of Mrs. Margaret Kieffer, Holton, has been DINNER MUSIC, 1:30 10 NN promoted to the grade of staff ser-| (Federal Admistiung - applies

afte M. Nitely Broadcast, WIBC, 10 P. M.

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Fireman 1-¢ Ray C. Turpin, husband of Mrs. Louise Turpin, 2420 Foltz st., is training for amphibious

GLAMOUR STYLES

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operations aboard an LST at Camp Bradford, Va.

Pvt. Donald E. Sinclair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sinclair, 620 N. Oakland ave. has completed the radio operator-mechanics course at Scott field, Ill.

Pvt. Robert L. Bennett, husband of Mrs. Eva H. Bennett, 4175 W. Washington st, has been assigned i to Camp Croft, 8, C., for basic training.

Maj. Byron D. Bowers, an officer of the Indiana National bank on . military leave, has been transferred| | to the military personnel division,| | army service forces, at Washington, D. C., after two years in Columbus, 0, on duty with headquarters of the 5th service command. His wife lives at 5756 Rolling Ridge road.

candidate school recently at Miami Beach, Fla. They are: Lts. Hugh L. Smith, 3806 N. Emerson ave., and |

Musical Instruments, Cameras Clothing, Shotguns, Ete.

Oldest Loan Eo ELRY James H. Hannon, 1045 Bradbury | field, has arrived at Camp Croft, S. wi in The iH IC AG RT C., for basic training.

Pvt. James A. Morphew, husband of Mrs. Alice K. Morphew, Plain-

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“THE WHITE CLIFFS OF * DOVER” IS BEING SHOWN AT LOEW'S REGULAR PRICES

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