Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1944 — Page 20

THE INDIANA

{ER HOUSE FOUNDING Vice President of Rosenwald

Fund to Speak Tonight At 46th Fete.

Dr. Will Ww. Alexander, vice president of the Julius Rosenwald fund, ‘will speak at the 46th annual found‘ers’ day dinner of thé Flanner house tonight in the new building, 333 W.

16th st, Dr. Alexander has been associated witlr inter-racial and agricultural _ mctivities for the last 25 years, He "was the first administrator of the resettlement movement which later | became the farm security admin‘Astration. Frank B. Flanner, long associated with the agency's work, will be elevated to life-time membership on | the board of directors, The president of Flanner & Buchanan mortuary and a former Flanner house | president, he is the nephew of its i founder. ' F. B. Ransom, another former | president, will ‘present the award in "absentia. Mr. Flanner is in Florida recuperating from a recent illness. Dr Wiliam PF. Rothenburger, president, will preside over the meeting, which will begin at 6:15] p. m. Norman E. Isaacs will intro-| fuce Dr. Alexander,

STEVENS HEAD OF CENTRAL LABOR UNIT

Amos Stevens, representing Carpenters union No. 60, is the new president of the Central Labor Union. He was elected last night along with the following other officials: James Leach, vice-president; D. R. Barneclo, recording secretary; Clyde McCormick, secretary-treas-‘urer; George Gaughan, statistician; * Oharles Harshbarger, sergeant-at-arms; Vernie Miller, organizer, and Arthur Huhn, Bert Persell and Robert Jackson, trustees. Mr, Stevens, Mr, McCormack and Oecilia Haley were named delegates to the Indiana State Federation of Labor convention next September,

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* Three Indianapolis men, including the son of Safety Board President Will H. Remy, have been killed in action. In addition three local men have been wounded,

KILLED Second Lt. Charles E. “Ched” Remy, 44 BE. 54th st, -in france. Sgt. Benjamin Francis Brown, 5170 Evanston ave., over Germany. Pvt. Delmar J. Enebak, 3612 Creston dr. in Italy. WOUNDED T. 5th Gr. John D. Binclair, R. R. 4, Box 582, in France. Sgt. Paul L. Jones, 1539 N. Grant st., in France. : - . Pvt. Alvin. T. Morgan, 529 N. Elder ave. in France.

w n ” } ‘ Second Lt. Charles E. “Ched” Remy, son of Safety Board President Will H. Remy, was killed in] action Nov. 20 in France, his parents were informed yesterday. In his last letter, dated Nov. 19, Lt. Remy told Mr. and Mrs. Remy he had been assigned to the front with Gen. Patton's 3d army. He said he was to command. a platoon in the famed "Yankee division.” Transferred six months ago from an anti-aircraft battery to the infantry, Lt. Remy had been overseas several months and in France for six weeks, His wife, Mrs. Mary Alice Remy, formerly of Milford, Ind. is vjsit-| ing in Oakland, Cal. Before his | departure for the army they lived at 5620 Broadway, Inducted into the army in Janu-| ary, 1943, Lt. Remy, who was 28, had | previously been employed as an accountant at the Allison division of General Motors. Prior to that- he was an agent here with the Barton, |

Curle and MacLaren insurance firm. |

A graduate of the Park school! here, Lt. Remy also attended DePauw university for three years. Other survivors are his sister, Isabelle, now at DePauw, and his| grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles, F. Remy of 44 BE. 54th st. Mr, and Mrs. Willlam H. Remy, his parents, also reside at that address, » » . Sgt. Benjamin Francis Brown, brother of Mrs, John Dixon, 5170. Evanston ave. has been killed in action and was buried in Germany. Her son Sgt. David J. Dixon, was

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Hoosier Heroes:

Sgt. Raymond James McManus Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond James McManus Sr.,. 21568 N. Meridian st, died Nov. 22 in a hospital at Toul, France, where his father served as a captain in world - war L

evacuated from Guam after suffering battle fatigue and mal .

Sgt. Brown is the husband. of Mrs. Dinita Brown, 709 E. Morris gt. He was a gunner on a British Lancaster bomber with the Canadian air force and was repurted | missing following a raid over Ber- | lin March 1, 1943. Recently bis] wife learned that his body was| buried at Doeberitz, Germany, near

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8gt. Brown was 23 and entered | the Canadian air force in Septem-! ber, 1941, Survivors besides his wife and sister are two children, Morris and Monty, and six other sisters, Mrs. Howard Crossen, Mrs. John Grable and Mrs. Henry Clack, Indianapolis; Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Huntington, W. Va., Mrs. Eleanor Thatcher, Wheeling, W. Va, and Mrs, Carl Weber, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Sgt. Dixon was evacuated from Guam after serving 18 months overseas. month betore Pearl Harbor, leaving Technical high school. The sergeant fought through the Bougainville campaign with the 3d marine division. He now is" serving at a naval air station at Elizabeth City, N. C. [J

T. 5th Gr. John D. Sinclair, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sinclair, R. R. 4, Box 0682, was wounded in France, He is convalescing in a hospital in England. Technician Sinclair was serving with a light tank battalion and had been awarded the bronze star for

Job's Daughters To Install Queen

WILMA ROOKER will be installed as honored queen of Bethel No. 4, Job's Daughters, during a public ceremony a at 8 p. m. Saturday in Castle

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Other officers to be installed are Ann Etherington, senior princess. Jane Leppert, junior princess; Louise Fisher, guide, and Joan Eberg, marshall.

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PARIS TO END ITS | &-YEAR BLACKOUT

PARIS, Dec. 12 (U. P). — The lights of Paris will go up again to-| night after four years of blackouts. |

would like, brightest possible within limits of a wartime electricity shortage. Veils will be lifted from the street

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Second Lt. Charles E. “Ched” Remy . , . killed in France.

bravery Aug. 27. He served in Ice-

foré entering. France. A graduate of Technical high

school, he is 26 and formerly was |and has completed 22 missions.

employed by the Allison division of General Motors, » » »

$a / ? in Italy. He pre{viously was listed as missing. Pvt. Enebak is

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SHEPARD IS RENAMED

BY INDUSTRIAL UNION

Joseph K., Shepard, a member of

XC. 1. 0), President the last four years, Mr. Shepard and 10 others were reelected last night. Other offictais are John Bennett,

first vice-president; Milton Cruse,| Program of con- | second vice-president: Joseph Jihes,| struction | third

vice-president; John WW. Whallon, secretary; Hadley Flint, treasurer; James Moehler, Karl Baker, James Scott, James Franklin and Merrill Shiel, trustees.

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One Indianapolis, man and five others from the state were con-

Billings Hospital | To Be Beautified

HAMMERS, saws and paint | brushes will soon fly at Billings General hospital, set for a.com-

| of Col. | E. McEvers. Asurvey Is | now under way preparatory to ‘‘an extensive

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and | beautification,” { | said the army. ol | Authorization Col, MeEvers has already been given for sealing and painting corridors and | laying linoleum.

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victed of gasoline and tire rationing | !

| viola Sy . The illumination will not be as 34ons yesterday

dazeling as blackout-weary Parisians yng Dennis F. Dunlavy, OPA hear- refuted charges by Senator Guy! But it will be the ing commissioner, Cleveland, issued Giiette

At a hearing in the Federal build-

{suspension orders against the following: ” | J. E. McDowell, Linwood service

lights-now in-serviee. Hoods will we ‘station, 4212 E.-10th st, 10 days] removed from automobile head-| suspension; Guy Bubp and Bert Blackout curtains will be | Leggett, Elliott's drive-in service dropped from ground floor shop station, Portland, 90 days, 60 days | probation; Willard Ctentry, Lafay-| Luiget| ette, 90 days; Robert Haag, Haag's| warned that in event of an air raid] Pure Oil service station, Lawrence-| alarm all lights must be put out{burg, 30 days, 15 days probation, and |

\overseas were devoted entirely to|N., Tavior Lafayette; Pfc. Richard H. Clarence Miller, Metamora, 60 days. | y Tohul

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WASHINGTON, Dec, 12 (U.P).—

The office of war information today x

(D. Iowa), that OWI Director - Elmer Davis had banned’ mention of the Atlantic Charter on overseas radio programs. | OWI released records showing {that the charter has been men[tioned frequently by OWI propa- | gandists. Davis recalled that on Aug. 14, the anniversary of the charter's signing, several broadcasts beamed |

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of the Atlantic Charter “which were reaffirmed at Moscow.” A few hours later, they said OW1 again alluded to the charter in its new report to London by quoting an editorial from The New York World-Telegram oh the French alilance.

Plasma for Yanks On Display Here

THE BLOOD you Honated for some wounded American soldier | may be on display in the Ell Lilly & Co. exhibit in the Merchants National bank lobby.

of making blood plasma from the | individual donations of millions of citizens in the Middle West, Almost 2,000,000 pints of blood have been processed by the Lilly firm without profit to the company. From such metropolitan centers as St. Louls, Louisville, Chicago and Columbus and from every village and hamlet in this area, blood arrives daily in Indianapolis. The exhibit also has been shown in several Indianapolis war plants | including the Curtiss-Wright Corp. and the Infernational Hare vester Co. . Other products made by Indianapolis firms contributing to the war effort are displayed in the bank lobby in connection with the sixth war loan drive.

REPORT ALEUTION QUAKE NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (U.P). — A

fairly severe earthquake, probably centered in the Aleutian islands, was

graphic Instruments at Fordham

POLIS TIMES Enebak Dead; 3 Wounded

Mrs, Juanita Morgan, 520 N. Elder ave, France. ‘he had been wounded in five months,

C., and formerly was stationed at Ft. Harrison.

ber of a 16th army air force group whith has flown over 300 missions, has been awarded the second oak leaf cluster to the air medal. He also holds the presidential unit citation.

leen Mulry, 738 Sander st., and L. A. Mulry, 1214 Pleasant st: ‘He joinéd

land land 13 months be-]the army air forces in October, and and Shelan 1943, and went overseas last August,

band of Mrs. Geneva Cozad and son of the husband of Mr, and Mrs, Isanc 3. Sonsd, Richmond, Freeda E.|and Storekeeper 3-c Ralp ah ages, husband of Mrs, Joyce Mildred Skaggs, Eneback, 3612|Knightstown. 4 €

Enebak, included on today’s navy departDuluth, Minn. He ment list of wounded in action.

entered the serv- Aldean Burnham, , Wayne, Cpl. Harry ’ . Conrad Jr., son o r. and Mrs. Harry ice in November, Conrad Sr, La Porte; Pfc. Chester Kenand went! dail Plew, son of Mrs. Catherine L. Plew, apne Bg il’ wh Warsaw; Plc. overseas last April with an armored Boral *&, Pos, Borden: Pic. Alexander Enebak had been| Pokoro, rand Mis. Stanie employed by the Ideal Engineering|Pokore, Bi. Wayne: Bic Lost Senmuhl’ 3 re by the Ford Motor | Elkhart; Pfc. Jack R. Shepard, son of Co. he and by ihe Mr. and Mrs, Harry E: Shepard, La Porte; Pfc. Boyd J. 8keen, husband of Mrs. Boyd dw Beta, f M d Mrs. R d 0, r., Son of Mr. an rs. Raymon Sgt. Paul L. Jones, husband ofA.

Mrs. Dorothy L. Jones, 1538 N. B ahambeop, husband of Mrs. Everett B.

He entered the marines & Grant st, was wounded Sept. 11 in| marines, and Fireman 1-c Alva Henry

Teulker, He received the purple Teulker, Seymour, and son of Mr, and heart, which he sent his wife, and Mn, Rdward Teulker, o Sllonis, 0d Pire § ‘ontrolman 3-¢ Richar ayne Welbaum, is recuperating in a hospital in Eng- husband of Mrs, Vads Bernell Welbaum, 1 Wayne, and son of Clark Welbsum, oder,

leased the names of 54 Indiana solThe sergeant is 26 and formerly |diers who have been wounded in was employed by a machine shop in|aetion. They are:

Thelma B. Baker, Frankfort; Pvt. Nelson made their home before he entered | z"" get = 00" oe "Mrs. Gladys Baker,

He was inducted in De- Michigan Sty: Jt. John D. Bamett, hug and of Mrs. Marjorie A. Barnett, - cember, 1942, and left for overseas| o. “ci.. prc, Raymond C, Brown, son, of last May. Mrs. Fiotencs E. Brown, Lucerne; Robert . The couple has a 7-month-old son, Brown, New Castle; T. 4th Gr. Arthur’ G. Caborn, brother of Mrs. Victor Hollstrom, Hobart; Pfc. Herman A. Cadde, son of Mrs. Vivian Cadde, Michigan City; Pfe. Melvin L, Cannon, Mrs. Cherry L. Cannon, Greenfield; Pfc. Adam B. Carpenter, son of Mrs, Minnie E. Car-

grandson of John A. Cole, South Whitley,

Juanita M, Conn, Terre Haute; Pfc. John E. Cook catur; 8. Sgt. Paul L, Cook, son of Mrs, Bessie Cook, Auburn; Pvt. Henry H. Cox, husband of Mrs. Pauline N. Cox, Rochester; Pvt. George W. Crickmore, husband of Mrs. Mary Wayne; Sgt. Joseph A, Dekoninck, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Dokoninek, Hoagland; Sgt. Edward R. Deventer, son of Homer Deventer, Drudge, husband of Mrs. Maxine Drudge, Goshen; 2d Lt. Virgil M, Freeman, husband of Mrs. Virginia Freeman, Highland.

Mrs. Ruby Shafer, Columbia City; Pvt, William F. Gercken,

Mrs, Bertha Haase, Columbus; Pvt. Elmer

OWI officials said that an over- of Chhtles Weiss, Valparaiso; Pvt. John seas broadcast for the Italians only | Evansville: Pvt Leslie O. Winders, son of yesterday referred to the prineiples|Mrs. Edith Winders, Evansville; Pfc. Don-

This display shows the process

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Pte. Alvin T, Morgan, husband of was. wounded Sept. 15 In It was the second time

He is a resident of Rock Hill, 8.

2 5» ; Col. Lawrence A. Mulry IIL, mem-

Cpl. Mulry is the son of Mrs. Ai-

The corporal is a B-24 gunner

Marine Cpl. Donald M. Shelmon,| son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bhel-|’ Pvt. Uelmar J. Enebak, who was/mon, Remington, has been killed in wounded in June, was killed Oct, 31 action,

Two Hoosier navy men are miss«| = ing in actioh. They are: Karl

Radarman 3-¢ Ralph Isaa¢ Cosad, hus-

» » » The following Indiana men were

Pfc. James M. Burnham, son of Mrs.

Richard H. Poe, son of

son of Mr. and Mrs. BStanle

Louis M. Schmuhl,

Bloomington; Pvt. Raymond

wope Sr. Lebanon, and Cpl. Everett

ompson, Hammond, all serving with the

husband of ° Mrs. Ileen Alma

2 = = The war department today re-

Pre. Hubert D. Baker, husband of Mrs.

Cpl. Brown, son of Charles A.

husband 0

penter, Ft. Wayne; Pvt. Ivan 8. Cole,

Pvt. Ralph L Conn, husband of Mrs, son of Mrs, Dora Cook, De-

1. Crickmore, Ft.

Bourbon; Pfc, Charles W,

T. Sgt. Paul C. Garwood, brother of husband of Mrs. Zelda XK. Gercken, Huntingburg: Pvt, James W, Grass, son of Mrs. Golda M., Grass, Troy; Pfc. Harold Haase, son of

N. Hale, husband of Mrs. Roberta Hale, Frankfort; Pfc. Jesse R. Hamby, son of Mrs. Pearl L. Hamby, Evansville; T. Sgt. Coleman L. Hardin, husband of Mrs, Veronica Hardin, North Vernon; T. 5th Gr, William HH. Heath, son-of Mrs. Edna A. Heath, Lexington: Sgt. Woodrow Hombree, son of Mrs. Ora M. Hombree, Loogootee Pvt, LaVerne V. Hiller, husband of Mrs, Martha R. Hiller, Atthea; Pfc. Everett J. Hoover, son of John Hoover, Gary; Pfc. Woodrow W. Hun?, husband of Mrs, Madge Hunt, Scottsburg; 8. Sgt. Marvin D. Kirk, son of Charles’ R. Kirk, Vincennes: 8. Sgt. Jackson B, Lauderdale, husband of Mrs. Jossie R. Lauderdale, Dale; 2d It Joseph N. Lukowski, son of Frank Lukowski, East Chicago: Pfc. Harry Martin, husband of Mrs. Doris I. Martin, Hartford City: Pvt, William IL. May, husband cf Mrs. Betty J. May, Jeffersonville; 8gt. Thomas PF. McKay, son of Mrs, Mary McKay, Clinton. Pfe. Marvin O. Ostermeyer, son of Mrs. Sophie Ostermeyer, OsSian; Pvt. Bennie O. Romas, husband of Mrs. Ruby Romas, Brazil; Pvi. Herman C., Bmith, husband of Mrs. Vesper H. Smith, Shelbyville; Pvt Charles W. Sowders, son of Mrs. Zelpha Sowders, Bloomington; Pvt, David M. Spen

. cer, husband of : Spencer, Jeéflersonville; Pfc. Ro

Ww. Standnff, son of Mrs. Clara Standriff,|&

Lawrenceburg; 1st Lt. Robert E. Stutsman, husband of Mrs. Helen L. Stutsman, Bloomington; T. 6th Gr, Fred J. Sutherlin Jr, husband of Mrs. Norma WM. Sutherlin, Michigan City, Pfc. Stanley Szczepanskl, son of Mrs. Mary Szczepanski, East Chicago; Cpl. John T, Taylor, husband of Mrs. Rose

ka, brother of George E. Tohulka, South Bend; 2d Lt. Robert L. Weiss, son

C Williams, son of Mrs, Iva L. Williams

jald Wright, husband of Mrs. Bessie J. | Wright, Evansville, and Cyril A. Wysock, {son of Mrs, Ceclla Wysock, Gaty, i

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