Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1942 — Page 32

hBgeoYs IN IS] HUGE BOMBERS gS THE SERVICEISSS POLICE PACIFIC

David W. Allerdice of Indianapolis, former Shortridge |and Princeton university football star, has completed ale flignt training in the air corps at Randolph Field, Tex... ' ° ic He began training st the field last September and with his class, which included 12 other Hoosiers," completed the. streamlined pilottraining course in record time. Cadet Allerdice, whose Indianap-

Yank Flier Finds Beaks olis home is at 3162 Ceritral ave, will be sent to an advanced train-

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Ba neked 17| . Teaching basic infantry pra ab managed to|will be the new job of three Indifrom the pack, de-|anapolis privates at Camp Wheel - what the rear view|er, Ga., who have been advanced to 0 n bound upon | assist their non-commissioned officers. The men are: Robert J. Francis, N. Beville

Every Day and Every Hour | S&S American Fliers’ Jap Hunt Goes On.’ By ROBERT J. CASEY ’ Copyright. 1 RS by The Indianapolis ames PEARL HARBOR, Feb. SN Every day the Army bombers go . Eh : : . Li d 2a ‘|out on the. considerable job of|] ried ie Tat : . ] “ policing the world’s largest ocean, : : . and as far as can be learned from i. | their severest . critics, the Japs, i [they seem to be getting the Job ‘{done. : <To most people in this" region, there is probably no romance in ave.;- Robert 5. » R. R. 16, the droning passage of these clouds

ot. ; all day ‘long across the skies of Pvt. Schmidt is assigned to com=- : Hawail. There is even less, prob-

{pany A, 1ith training battalion, | ably, to the crews who go out daily ol FE a os Yo hit you. I saw 17|same battalion. Samp Whesless : Pe go os a ae. me.” the largest infant; replacemen - . Japs Vv id nevertheless, | training center in America, is lo- David W. Allerdice wet ssid Sern shipe, oa climb k, then dive, | cated near Macon. - . : marines. When you find them you making a Ls burst at one of he. tha’ Haley, 1138 Kentucky ave., will drop your bombs and come home, the rearmost of the machines. “ K : receive instruction in the wheeled|mgvhe or maybe go on with the After diving to est pe, he again Sent to Ft. nox vehicle department. He will be|punt which is unlikely to end till motored bomber ol 7 Ralph L. De Hoff, who have been numerous ‘types of wheeled vehicles At the same time, from the cor- [stationed with the fourth armored [used by the armored force in a ner of his eye, he saw Jap fighters| division at Pine Camp, N. Y. to-|60-day course. . . And this is no glorious advenfalling upon him whereupon he | day reported for a special course at|., Pvt. De Hoff, the son of Mr. and | tyre—ask tailend Charlie, the rear fléd—“which (he added) was just|the armored force school, Ft. Knox, Mrs. James 'W. De Hoff, 3047 Mere=| gunner. It's day labor without about . the most sucessful part of Ky. . |dith ave, will be trained to repair union hours, travel without the jopeta n.” Py. Haley, the son of Mrs. Ber-|and maintain all types of tanks.|change of scenery . like endless - Both men have been’: in he service wandering through ga tunnel. nine months, There is nothing, of course, to ; { |indicate the destination of the airCOMPETITION "CAUSES DEATH: | craft that roars over your head each Police believed. ‘today that William the blackout or those that have been troubling your. sleep throughWilson, -41,” killed himself : because | other: soldiers ‘at Pt. Hamilton were(0ut the night. Nowadays nobody |giving him feo much: competition thinks the planes may be up there for the affections of Mrs. Helen Me-| for drill purposes—not. since Dec. 7. Carthy, 28. Cover Vast Distances ‘Police ‘found Wilson at Mrs. Mc-| But few have guessed, not even Carthy’s homme. Atfractive Mrs. Mc-| folks experienced in such matters, Carthy was. kneeling. at ‘his side,| that in this casual fashion, they are mopping blgod from. his forehead. |setting out to- cover incredible disTT tances in all directions—that in a few hours they may be in the Aleu-

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 (U, P.).— The . Senate yesterday unanimously passed and: sent to the house the

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revised bill authorizing the depart-(if allowed. ment of agriculture fo plant rubber-| All this you learn about some & bearing Guayule bushes. anywhere| morning when you get an invitation Bell lin the western hemisphere. ~ [to take a trip with one of these msn : expeditions from Hickam Field. It is not until you look inside and note a couple of tons of bombs in the racks that’ you realize something of what four engines will lift. You take your place in the bucket seat, comfortable but not reminiscent of the plush armchairs of planes whose appointments you once criticized.

Moment of Gorgeous Beauty

There is a roar and in an incredibly short hop you are in the air. The weird, shadowy masses of Pearl Harbor are dropping away under and pinkish clouds are slipping down the ‘side of a red hill Mile on mile of the Pacific roll out monotonously under ‘you. There is a moment of gorgeous beauty as the other islands of Hawali come out from the sea ahead of you, pink ‘and amethyst in the morning sun. Your ‘companions glance at them appreciatively, but not overcome. Your work at the moment has got nothing to do with lovely suntises. . Your interest in the islands is not in the glorious, flaming peaks but in the shadowy inlets and scummy little green bays where: subs may lurk among the coral heads, ° Endless Miles of Water You go down within a few feet of the rolling water to look, guns manned and bembs poised. You go out again over the endless miles of water, not looking at paradise as the mists cover it. You drive on over a zigzagging course so fast ; _| that you cannot count on the con- ;

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