Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1944 — Page 20

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Lt. Clarence E: Boyd a Those Advanced at “Carlisle Barracks. .

Fourteen Indianapolis men have | -~—g been graduated from medical field Carlisle Barracks, |

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st. First Lt. Perry F. Seal, R. R. 4, Brookville, also was a member of the class.

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Eight Hoosiers Are Promoted

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son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kelly, Marfa field; Robert L. Fortner, son 2329 N. Talbot st., from Foster field, of Mrs. Georgia M. Fortner, 2021

PUBLIC INVITED

Programs at Park and Keystone Center Slated Tonight.

Two concerts, featuring band music and singing, will be given in Indianapolis tonight, The East Tenth Street Methodist church will sponsor a program by the Vonnegut Hardware Co. Land |

{at Brookside park at 8 p. m., and

Tom Brooks, chief yeoman; Charles

N. Y, from Marfa field, Tex; Jack | all from Foster field.

Is Named Captain in Italy

With an A.AF. ordnance branch of Bridgeport, has bef, promoted in Italy, Kenneth V. Weidner, hus-) 10 captain,

w eidner, Ordnance Branch,

Leave AST Schools

Five Indianapolis men who re|cently were graduated from special-| |1zed training schools at the Great) | Lakes are Archie K. Green, husband’ of Mrs, Virginia Green, R. R. torpedoman; Robert Lee Schin-| beckler, husband of Mus. Esther | Séhinbeckler, 1213 N. Pennsylvania | ist, basic engineering; Emerson F.| {Davis, husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, 4265 N. Capitol ave., basic en-! gineering; Harold E. Curry, son of | Mr. and Mrs. L. Curry, 1943 Parker | ave., machinist’'s mate,.and Ernest L. Barnhart, husband of Mrs. Ma-| bel K. Barnhart, 607 Manhattan! lave., basic engineering.

M. Sgt. Jack B. Sullivan,

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The Hoosier Troubadours are! Gale Hendricks, Ronald Watson and | | Wayne Holcomb, Members of the Hilton “U, Brown Jr, Post_of “the.

American "Legion will be in charge

of flag ceremonies at the Keystone!

center concert.

T0 2 CONCERTS!

Brookside

The Navy quartet will consist of 3

R.J. Lynam Marvin Borman FIRST LT. ROBERT J. LYNAM, holder of the air medal and four oak leaf clusters, .has graduated from the fighter pilot school at

| James L. Buchanan J. B. Thaxton

JAMES Te BUCHANAN, “flight officer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben {Buchanan, 2604 N. Gale st, has

Foster field, Tex. The son of ‘Mr.

MURDER ER CAUSES

For 13 of 31 Cases Reported Here.

In" what appeared to be a statistical refutation of Safety Board President Will H. Remy’s theory that gambling is the root of all evil, Police Chief Clifford Beeker has submitted an official report showing that only three of 31 murd:rs

trouble,” five on “fights (streets and otherwise),” three on drunken argu. ments,” three on “gambling,” one

$o $ | Tex; Charles L. Warne, formerly] Wilcox st.; Robert O. Routh, son of Dameron, chief specialist; Jack New- | on robbery, and six on “unknown WW for / of Lidge, son of ow Rd Mrs. Helen aouth of Lebanon; and | lon, yeoman 1-c, and Max Deckker, | causes.” \ Seine PERMANENT Warne of Lowry 00 te | r arp, son of Mr. and) vegan 2-¢, with Emmett Q. Sul A compilation of case disposition oS 8 FLATTERY Lt. Lucile L. Thompson of Pawling, Mrs. Floyd N. Sharp of Columbus,! livan, yeoman l-c, as accompanist. disclosed that ‘six of the slayings

are unsolved; three carried two to 21 year prison sentences on cone viction; one resulted in _g&

| imprisonment; four were dismissed by failure of the grand jury to ree turn indictments; one killer was

Members of the Keystone concert | |won his pilot wings at Luke field, found criminally insane, and prose-

sponsoring committee announced by Miss Ruth Smith, supervisor of ru-

Ariz, J. B. THAXTON, flight officer,

sic for the department of parks,| lof Indianapolis, has completed the

are Mesdames Tony Cirrello, Lowell | fot graces of his

Young, Charles Hill, Robert Barbee, | raining at Camden, 8. C. ~

Harold Ely, Garland Mayes, Roy! Micks and Jack McKeel. Club officers working in co-opera-

tion with Emma Lou Voelker, direc-: ’| tor of the center, are Mrs. Roland

Buckner, president; lan, vice president; Sweazy, treasurer, and Mrs, Conrad, secretary,

Mrs. Ray HarMrs. William Ora

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MEAT-—Red stamps A8 through Z8 and AS, BS, C5 and D5 in Book 4 good indefinitely for 10 points each.

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cution. is still pending on 14 more recently committed offenses. All three of the gambling inspired thomicides grew out of arguments over crap games, the chief's report

I stated.

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Domestic Trouble Blamed |

-two--to-— 114 year sentence: two ended inlife

E. Boyd, 43 Grange st.; Charles F.| the Indianapolis News Newsboys'|..4 ars. 1 “|since Jan. 1, 1943, stemmed from hy; band, the Hoosier Troubadours and garland B. Lynam, he looping sources, Gillespie, 5345 E. Washington s , served in North Africa, Sicily and Gerald E. Fisher, 339 Limestone st.; the Navy quartet will present a ' The report, designating “domestie serald E. Fisher, concert at the Keystone communi-|Italy before being returned to the |trouble” as the principal homicide John A. Hetherington, 29 S. Auda, 3 ty center at 8 p. m. under the spon- States for additional training, motive, aroused no controversy The wa bon rd. Richard P. Grine, 987 Cy | |[sorship of the Keystone Mothers’) SECOND LT.MARVIN BORMAN, | when it was submitted to a rela- Poland, whe Campbell ave; John B. Masters, JSR o ) J club, . Indianapolis marine, has been|tively calm safety board meeting, h h R. R. 16, Box 431; Jack B. Miller,| Harold Bush Robert Fortner Robert Routh Robert Sharp Special choral numbers by the graduated from the reserve officers |carefully watched by Mayor Tyndail wehrmacht, 973 West dr., Woodruff Place; Don-| East Tenth Street Methodist youth class at Juantico, Va. He is the |The mayor recently has been keep- Balkan struc IT'S CHILDREN’S D AYS AT ald H. McCartney, 1005 N. Pennsyl-| Six Indianapolis men and two DiLeo, son of Mr. 2 Mrs. Jamey choir will be sung at Brookside park (son of Mrs. Sarah Borman, 1361 ing a hawkeye on the board in on The def vania st.; Earl H. Mitchell Jr, 1209 other Hoosiers were commissioned es Bay % oy ors: with Mrs. Jane Smith, soloist and | Shelby st. effort to mediate the heated policy e ue TOWER STUDIOS N. Tllinois st.; Lowell R. Renshaw, second lieutenants or appointed D€ on ines Ye 0 ro choir director, and Mrs. John Kol- dispute between Mr. Remy and garia’s surr 3257 College ave;. Don Q. Randall Mr. and Mrs. Albert nasley,| mer, accompanist — Chief Beeker 42 ny den ave; Chester A. .sht officers In the A. A. F. When 3657 Birchwood ave, from AltuS| GW Harris, chairman of the : last war, bu — , 4) v er S y . This Week We Feature gs a a88T Central ave: Paul they won their pilot wings in recent field, Okla. sponsoring ey az will lead Six Causes ‘Unknown’ a parallel. Our Lovely D. Thompson, 1120 Pennsylvania st. Sraduation exercises from flying Flight officers are Harold K. Bush, community singing, . A breakdown of the report blamed Co and John O. Buller, 523 W. 40th, schools all over the country. son of Mr. and Mis. William R. 13 of the homicides on “domestic » MODERNE FINISH ‘ They are 2d Lts. Victor C. Kelly, Bush, 2621 N. New Jersey st., from Members of Quartet

{anapolis soldier, is serving as chief Book 4 are good indefinitely for § lclerk in the administrative section pounds. No. 33 stamp becomes good {of the provost marshal's office at Sept. 1 for 5 pounds. Stamp 40 in

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Sgt. {ployed at the Link-Belt Co. here,

air service command depot in Eng- | land. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. | !W. H. Pugh, reside in Auburn, Ky,

Now a S. Sgt. | Harry C. Rominger, son of Mrs. {Mary A. Rominger, 659 E. 24th st.,

ville, N. C.

Edward E. Potts, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Potts, 1140 Spruce st:, has been promoted to first lieuten - ant. He is a navigator on a Liberator bomber in England.

John J. Bloomey R. R. 6, Box 441,

/training school at Iowa State col-

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{is serving as a machinist in the] turret lathe section. of the largest!

{has been promoted to staff sergeant | at the A.AF. weather wing, Ashe- |

1s enrolled at tl%e electrical naval]

His Book 4 good for 5 pounds of can{wife, Mrs. Martha Sullivan, resides ning sugar.

Applicants applying for canning { sugar should send in one spare

David Pugh, formerly em- stamp 37, attached to the sppliea-

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{ SHOES—No. 1 and No, 2 "airplane” stamps in Book 3 good indefinitely. |

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in Book 4 good indefinitely for 10 points each. Stamp GS, HS, J5, K5 ‘and L5 become valid Sept. 1.

GASOLINE—Stamp A-12 is good for 3 gallons and expires Sept. 21. | B3 and C3 and B4 and C4 good for ls gallons. T (3d quarter) good for 5 gallons through Sept. 30; E, El and E2 good for 1 gallon; R, R1 and R2 are good for 5 gallons but are not valid at filling stations. Consumer may exchange R for E at his local board if he wishes to purchase non-highway gasoline at filling station. A, B, C, D and T coupons are not valid until they have been

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FUEL OIL—Period 4 and 5 cou-| pons valid through Sept. 30. All change-making coupons and reserve coupons are now good. Fuel oil ra-| tions for 1944-45 heating season now being issued. Period 1 good immediately.

TIRES—Commercial vehicle tire | inspection every six months or every

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|lege, Ames, Iowa. indorsed in ink or pencil with auto- | Down mobile registration number and state, Motorists should write 1944 Graduate nur numbers on book and coupons. duty, in indust

needed to meet lenge which has nursing professic Hampered by private doctors,

ties and inadeq apolis hospitals Marion County |

w rvice t 5000 miles. Inspection certificates bow i for ' | on passenger automobiles will be a In a strongly requisite in obtaining replacement nurses not in ) tires. B card holders are now eligi- | Beatrice Short,

‘ble for grade 1 tires if they can | prove extreme necessity. All A | holders are eligible for grade 3*tires, | including factory seconds, if they find tires which may be purchased.

FILMS TO BE SHOWN A documentary film, “The Battle | of Britain,” and a Disney cartoon | will be shown at a special meeting | of the Coleman park group of the junior police at 7:30 p, m.| tomorrow in the Coleman park! house. |

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