Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1947 — Page 30

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i The army today announced that Ready-for-Service

il the body of an Evansville sailor

if illed In the Pacific will be re- | turned here with Indianapolis war | dead, | | The body of Aviation Machnist's| | Mate 3c Ed David Howerton, for-ri-merly of Evansville, will be sent to | Indianapolis Instead of Evansville [Il as originally scheduled {| His parents, Mr, and Mrs. Paul | Howerton, formerly of Evansville, {ii now reside at 910 N.- Keystone Ave,

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padians going Restrictions applied throu thange Contr Both the be of Trade and favor restricti ponents of tl

titi The body of the 24-year-old sea- | man who died of wounds July 8, [ 1945, in the South Pacific was re- | turned aboard the Honda Knot,

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He 18 survived by his parents and two sisters, Miss Pauline Howerton

(lll and Mrs. Laura Mae French, both WAR HERO-—The body of

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LR grounds it is ¢ {Ill of Indianapolis between touri Services will be held at Jordan Eg David Howerton will be re- Severity i " . . * y : I {I} funeral home and burial will be in: turned to Indianapolis instead If and whe | il crown Hill ¢ : ¢ are applied, | i i . of Evansville, his rents tor- : i 2 pare 0 i to be any mo ill go mer home. ’ force during i smi v § Then health iH months, He is the only immediate 1

| survivor,

Due Tomorrow

Ira Lee Among First Local Youths to Enlist

An honor guard from. Memorial

| Post, American Legion, will meet

the train at 1:05 p. m. tomorrow and escort the hero's body to G H. Herrmann funeral home It

will lie in state there with an honor,

states, Today Cana out difficulty $500 for Ame permits are taken from | TT. 8.

guard from 10 a. m. Sunday throughout: the rest of the day. The Rev. Frank C. Wicks will officiate at services at 1:30 p. m Monday and the Legion will eonduct military rites at Crown Ha Cemetery. it will return the body of Seaman Free swinging and easy 2C Ira Lincoln Lee, son of Aubert

over suits , , . long enough D. Lee, 1542 Cruft St, tomorrow i { to cover your longer skirts. wm i of A

The {line the noy's father 1 father Pockets are neatly slit, | necessitated the special move

cuffs turn up, and so does Father: Tried to Enlist To Ig agin the big-little ‘Peter Pan

Mr. Lee, who tried to enlist with collar, Wear the hood on,

| An l8-year-ola youth who was one of the first to enlist for service the day after Pearl Harbor will be the first of Indianapolis repatriated war dead to return home

Canada rel this summer of U. S. dolla in record nur of American ¢ expected, Fiscal expe hoarding of nadians and ican currency ly responsible. They also b ists coming ‘1 bought Canad

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The Army today announced that

Only fine, all-wool fabrics are used . . .

bolt remnants from higher-priced goods!

i his sori and who later succeeded in MUSCATINE, Iowa; Oct. 24 ( ) off, or not at all. Winter in American | | That's Why KAHN Ready-For-Serv- {Hi} entering ervice after his son's —J. 0. McClintock. president of tie weight all-wool gabardine home. | death, is scheduled to go to Vet- rin. a Tea ; . During the { Chicago Board of Trade blamed in- Hunter green, grey, black rans’ Hospital Chics 8- > ! | ice Clothes Are Such Unparalleled cans Hospital in Chicago TueS- oused margin requirements on |’... Sizes 10-16. by Canadian

Values!

" whea ures or ) ral Seaman Lee was a student ‘at t futures for climbing grain

Manual - High School on Dec. 7, Prices today. ¢

{lil 1041 when the Japanese attacked “Wheat futures have risen to their

Pearl Harbor. The next morning Present highs as a result of the 33's

two-thirds as as U. S. tou Migration alse since end of strictions. Gover

Late this ment ordered ens to obtain ed to ‘take ¢ money. This \ American tra : a m= re So hog = oa ‘ 2 BE In addition WILBUR-ROGERS, 26-28" West Washington St. ff Y2tions; Yves v sidering impo ury goods al » more Canadis 4 to U, S. to he 5 age of Amer The new will limit the . Canadians ca for pleasure | they can get

] A \ : . {lili he and his father were among the Per cent margin required of specu= . v i { first at the naval recruiting office lators by the government,” he said v | to- enlist Coat Dept. He explained that government

The youth was accepted but Mr purchases of cash wheat never had 3rd Floar Lee was rejected. Then on July been at figures as low as the fu- ’ } 17, 1942, his son was fatally injured tures prices. He. defended’ specu- : i ili in an aceident ‘aboard ship in. New lators as having the effect of develo} = J seman nd a . ne ARBRE a ex Ll i] Zed land and died the next-day. ng -off distribution by trading: in EY ? ; = { : the’ futures market. ¥ : He warned the Kiwanis Club at Mr. Lee succeeded ‘in enlisting in|a meeting yesterday that if specu- | September following his son's death lators were eliminated prices might and served with the Navy eight be even higher.

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