Speedway Flyer, Volume 11, Number 49, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1943 — Page 4

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TOR SALE—Wicker davenport; good condition; strong; $7.00. BE 4652-J. TOR SALE—Baby-tender and child’s swing in good condition. ' Reasonable. BE 0023-M. TOR RENT—Five-room modern house. Located in Speedway. BE 0023-M. HENDRICKS—The bicyle man, 15 years at 643 E. 42nd, now at 1907 E. Riverside Dr. TOR SALE—Fries, Mrs. Walter Dickerson. Tai. 0114. IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE in Speedway for sale notify W. A. ' Booe, 1726 Gerrard street or call ' Belmont 1492-W. WANTED Curtains to launder, 10c and up. Belmont 3210-J - 3624 W. 16th St, Mrs. Dobbins WANTED— Paper hanging, painting and paper cleaning, work 1 guaranteed. Miller, 3545 W. r Washington Street. Belmont * 8140-M. VUM SERVICE—One 0 or 8 exposure roll developed and printed for 25c. Reprints from old negatives 4c each. Also will enlarge ’ old negatives to any size. Bring ’ or mail to Speedway Film Service, 5440 Crawfordsville Road, Res. Phone Be. 1822-J.

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The birthdays for June are Thomas J. Ledwith, 10th; Ralph M. Hale, 17th; Booth Scholl, 20th; Deward K. Ross, 23rd; Richard Flory, 27th; John Blair, 29th; Don Graham, 29th; Oliver E. Riggs, 30th; Forster Burcope, 23rd. Ensign Marjorie Lytle, U S N R, 418 W. Minister Road, Lake Forrest, 111. Lt. K. E. Amick, 89th Fighter Sqd., Farmingdale, L. 1., New York. Dale Anderson, E M 3rd Class, U S S Y M S 268, North Barracks No. 2, Mare Island, California. Pvt. John D. Anderson, 393 Engineering Reg. Special Ser. Camp Clabourne, La. John Blair, S M 3-C, 6270266, U S N R, Army Guard, Center Pacific, Treasure Island, San Francisco, Calif. Pvt. Bob Bland, 115 Signal Rad. Int. Co., Presido, San Francisco, Calif. Francis M. Bilbee, F c % Carrier Corps, U S N T S, Syracuse, N. Y. Pvt. Marion G. Bratton, 404th Training Group, Flight E., Miami Beach, Fla.

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Clayton Brown, H A, 1-2 2nd U S M A W FM S, Goleta, Calif. Sf. Sgt Forster Burcope, 28th Training Group, Sqd. B, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Pfc George Cunningham, 48-29 A Fort Collins, Colo. Cpl. Ansel G. DeLong 478th Air Base Sqd. Patterson Field, Fairfield Ohio.

Robt. C. Denny, 30th T T S Barracks 774. Scott Field, Hl. Robert Dudley, Yeoman 3-C, Naval Armory, Indianapolis, Ind. John J. Eakin, Seaman 2-C, U S Coast Guard Air Station, Lindberg Field, San Diego, Calif. Arthur J. Eisenhart, F 1-C, U S Receiving Ship Detail, Treasure Island, San Francisco, Calif. Pvt. F C Eric Enders, 20th Air drome Sq. Bks. 608, Smoky Hill Air Field, Salina, Kansas. Cpl. Paul Elwood, 12th Observation Sqd., Camp Livingston, La. Pvt. F C John E. Ewing, 15th T S S Br. 409, Chanute, 111. Pvt. Arnot Froh, U S Army, A A F G S Medical Detachment, Dalhart, Tex. Pvt. Roma T. French, Co. B, 9th Bn. O R T C Bldg. 331, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. PFC Leonzo V. Glidewell, Co. (H) Second Student B.U. Nonnoyle Ord. Depot, San Antonio, Tex. Pvt. Kenneth E. Geiman, Pit. 273 Recruiting Depot, Marine Barracks, Parris Island, S. C. Anthony Grabner. 411 Bombardier Sqd., Gowen Field, Boise, Ida h °Pvt. Niles M. Gwinn, 413th TS S A A Ft. T C, Flight 344-C, Clearwater, Fla. Pfc Ganz Hammer Jr., Billings General Hospital, Barracks 1300, U S A, Ft. Harrison, Indiana. Lieut. Homer D. Haase, Western Reserve University, C T D, Cleveland, Ohio. Pvt. Henry .C. Hazelwood, 302 T S S Flight C, Keesler Field, Bi loxi, Miss. „ John Herriter A S Co. 3, U S N T S, M M Farm Campus, Dexter Hall, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minn. Lieut. Arthur L. Higbee, Asst. Adjutant, Room 411, National Hotel, Miami, Fla. Lieut. Earl L. Higbee, % Chicago and Southern Air Lines, Memphis, Tenn. . Cpl. Robert H. Hoerger, Barracks 3718 Co. E, 800 STR, Camp Crowde Cpl l Joe W. Holmes, 979th T E F T Sqdn. Williams Field, Chandleßonald K. Houk, Co. C, 31 Medical Trn. Branch, 4th Platoon, Camp Grrsut 11l PFC Harold Huber, 35139114, 302 T S S Box 21, Keesler Field, Miss. Pvt. Donald E. Hilt, 35563150, 24th Evacuation Hospital, Camp Blanding, Fla. ~ Pvt. Edward E. Hubble, 409 Tr. Grp., Fit. W-l, Basic Training Cen. No. 4, A A F T C C, Miami Beach, Fla. . . Cpl. Raymond Jenkins, Jr., 461 S T Service Sqd. Army Air Base, Venice, Fla. Pfc. Daryl E. Johnson, 744 T S S Lowry Field, Denver, Colo. Pfc. Frederick M. Jones 212th Signal Depot Co., Barracks 2817, Camp Crowder, Mo. Pvt. James Lee Kellam, Hdqs. & Service Co., 160th Engrs. C Bn 4th George G. Meade, Maryland. Pvt. Thos. J. Ledwith, 35359701, D E M L 16th Signal Corps, Camp Ritchie, Md. Lt. A. D. McKinley, Koronado Kourt, San Antonio, Tex. Lieut. John J. Mann, C W S, Camp Sibert, Ala. Ist Sgt. Kenneth L. Martin, Marine Aviation Det. Bar. 59, Naval Training Station, Norman, Okla. Lieut L. H. Martin M. C. 7120, Indian Creek Dr., Miami Beach, Fla.

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Armed Guard Center, Brooklyn, N. York. PFC Irwin Frank Melson, 12th Tech School Sqd. (S. P.) Barracks 749, Scott Field, Hl. Sgt. Morris Mikklesen, 557, C A A A, Camp Davis, N. C. Ist Sgt. Christian Woodrow Mikklesen, 766th Tech Schl. Sqd. Spc., Buckley Field, Colo. PFC Dale R- McMasters, 90th M M, Grp A A Btry C, 2nd Adrm. Bn. F M F, Camp Dunlap, Niland, Calif. Richard Nelson A O M, 3rd class, C. School, Barracks No. 55, N A T T Center, Jacksonville, Fla. Albert K. Mayo, Co. 6, D 3, Barracks 7, U S Coast Guard, Gov. Island. Alameda, Calif. PFC Carl G. Off, 3580325, Fit. B T S S 422 Br 1012, Class 3-2043 Amarillo Field, Armarillo, Tex. Pvt. Arnold J. Oggier Jr., 607 Troop Group Fit. 396, T S S, St. Petersburg, Fla. Jack E. Owen, Bar. 510 G 12-4, Great Lakes, 111. Cpl. Robert P. Pace, Hq Hq Sq sth District, A>A FTTC, Miami Beach, Fla. Harry A. Parker, V-6 H A, 2nd Class, Co. 595, U S N T S, Great Lakes, Hl. Carl A. Piper, A S, Co. 464, Great Lakes. 111. PFC Harvey Phipps, Jr., A S N 35580341, 20th T S S (Sp) Lowry Field, Denver, Colo. PFC Hayden M. Rahm, Psychological Research Unit No. 2, Army Air Force Classification Center, San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center, San Antonio, Tex. Cpl. Arthur Raper, Leavell 8., Co. 8., STB-AAS Enl. Br. No. 1, University of Mississippi, Oxford, Miss. Pvt. Bruce W. Romel, Battery B--226 C A. Camp Haan, Calif. Pvt. "Chas. E. Ross, Co. E, 331st Med. Reg., Camp McCain, Miss. Pvt. Durward K. Ross, 29th General Hospital, Ft. Meade, Md. Booth Scholl, Base No. 11, U S Coast Guard, Gov. Island, Alameda Calif. a PFC George Scholl, 1405 Q M Depot Co. C L m (A V M) Army Air Base, Syracuse, N. Y. Pvt. J. O. Sharp, 35580369, Bttry A, 226th C A (A A) Bn., Camp Haan, Calif. Billy Smock, Naval Air Corps, Lake Forrest College, Lake Forrest lUinios.

Pvt. Gordon Smock, 615th Training Grp., Sqd. 422, St. Petersburg, Fla. Corp. Tech. Kenneth Schoenewey, Btry. C, 173 F A, Camp Gruber, Okla. Pvt. Russell C. Stark, Co. A, 66th Ordnance Bn., Camp Crowder, Mo. Pvt. Charles R. Tremor, Platt 1252, R O M C B, San Diego, Calif. Pvt. James Tremor, Platt 1252, O R M C B, San Diego, Calif. Pvt. Charles Thompson, A S N 35099711, 517 Par. Inf., Camp Coccoa, Ga. Pvt. John H. White, U S M C Photographic Section Division Hdq. Bldg. 11 A-l, Camp Pendelton Training Staff, Ocean Side. Calif. Raymond Wilkerson, 12th Tech. School Sqd. Bar. 754, Scott Field, Hl.

Leslie R. William, Recruit Detachment, 3rd Station Complement, Patterson Field, Ohio. Cpl. Arthur E. Wilson Co. I, 2nd Pltn. 10th QM RT C, U S A, Camp Lee, Virginia. Pvt. Richard E. Wilson Jr., Co. 35-268, Marine Aviation Detachment. Navy Pier, Chicago, 111. Staff Sgt. Earl C. Wiseman Jr., U S Army C L R Co. 2nd Br. 31st Med. Reg., Camp Barkley, Tex. Pvt. Floyd E. Workman Jr., 456 M P E G Co. Ft. Custer, Mich. Pvt. John Wren, U S A, 420 T G Fit. PAA, FTTC, BTC No. 4, Miami Beach, Fla. Corp. Bert Russell Wren, USA 564 T T S, Atlantic City, N. J. Lieut. Oliver M. Zeiher, 73 Genital Hospital, Camp Atterbury, Ind. We will give you a list of the boys overseas: Carlton Boles, Wal-

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ter Daupert, Glenn Denton, Julian Baugh, Donald Graham, Lawrence Griswold, Richard Flory, Jack Henson, Henry Miller, John Nelson, John Ramsay, Oliver Riggs, Harry Shultz, Raymond Smith, Charles Stewart, Harold Turner, Donal Barnes and Thos. J. Ledwith. Pfc Donald E. Hilt. 24th Evacuation Hospital, Semi, Mo., Camp Blanding, Fla.

Vail Awards Made Four mid-western telephone employees, including an operator at Alvin, 111., and an agent and two operators at Spring Valley, Wise., received national recognition May 31st with the announcement of the Theodore N. Vail Awards for 1942. A silver medal, accompanied by SSOO in cash, was awarded to each of them for outstanding public service during disasters in their home . communities last year. Mrs. Jennie Crouse, operator at the Rossville Telephone Company’s exchange at Alvin, Hl., a few miles : north of Danville, was the heroine { of a tornado that struck the town on March 16, 1942, wrecking nu-, merous buildings and taking a toll of six lives. She remained on duty for more than 14 hours, effectively using the few telephone circuits remaining in service to summon doctors, ambulances and volunteer aid and to put through the calls dispatching assistance to the homes where it was needed. At Spring Valley, Wise., Mrs. Joseph Fujko, agency manager for the Wisconsin Telephone Company, her husband and Miss Lila Wood, operators, refused to leave their posts on the night of September 17 1942, despite rising flood waters that eventually cut off all avenues of escape from the building. They spread a warning to telephone subscribers and continued to provide emergency telephone service until water rose above the switchboard. They were rescued finally through a hole chopped in the floor above. The National Vail Committee also voted group awards in the form of special bronze plaques to the traffic and plant employees of the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania at Honesdale, Pa. and to the agency telephone operators of the same company at Hawley, Pa., for their courageous and resourceful acts during a flood which swept Wayne County in May 1942. The Vail Memorial Fund, from which the awards are made, was established in 1920 in memory of T. N. Vail, former president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Girl Scouts Entertain The Girl Scouts of Troop No. 70 entertained their mothers at a tea and Court of Awards, June 2nd. Seven girls received their second class badges; eight girls received first class badges; 163 proficiency badges were awarded the girls. A program was given refreshments were served. An exhibit was held showing work done the last year.

BROWNIE TROOP PICNIC Members of the Brownie Troop No. 107, their mothers and their leader, Mrs. Ted Siefers, assisted by Mrs. Earl Gibson, enjoyed a hike and picnic at Camp Dellwood, May 27th. Publicity Committee Mrs. Graybill, Mrs. Stage.

Too Much Heat It got so hot in Omaha, a bulge 20 inches high and 16 feet long appeared in the pavement. A county road crew used dynamite to break up the concrete before replacing it with a temporary surface.

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Stan’s Beauty Shop IS NOW OPEN Mr. Stea Myers is happy to announce the re-opening of Ms beauty shop. His beautician will be Mrs. Mona Harvey Mrs. Harvey will accept appointments each day from eightthirty o’clock until two o’clock. Please call early. Stan’s Beauty & Barber Shop 4905 WEST 14TH STREET BELMONT 8411 “Three Baiters”

Speedway Theatre SPEEDWAY CITY Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 2-I-4-5 Abbott & Costello In ‘IT A’INT HAY’ ‘TRUCK BUSTERS’

Sunday and Monday, June 6-7 GARY COOPER—BARBARA STANWYCK in ‘BALL OF FIRE’ Charge With the British Eighth Army Smashing the Afrika Corps in the ROUT OF ROMMEL, in ‘DESERT VICTORY’ And Selected Short Subjects

Tuesday and Wednesday, June 7-9 HOBERT YOUNG —JEAN DAGGER —RANDOLPH SCOTT VIRGIANIA GILMORE in ‘WESTERN UNION’ GEORGE SANDERS—GAIL PATRICK—LYNNE ROBERTS ‘QUIET, PLEASE, MURDER’ And Selected Short Subjects

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