Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1942 — Page 17

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THIS CURIOUS WORLD

WIE CORAL REEFS, | SUCH As AUSTRALIA'S GREAT BARRIER REEF, ARE § NOT: ACTUALLY Bur BY CORALS, BUT BY THE ACCUMULATION OF THEIR L/MESTONE SKELETONS,

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/ ASK SHOPPERS AVOID CROWDED BUSSES

WASHINGTON, Nov, 18 (U. P.).

=—There simply won't be room for both war workers and Christmas

bundles , on busses and streetcars

this December, the office of defense transportation said. It asked shoppers to carry their packages home

during the less-crowded hours be-

tween 1 a. m, and 4 p. m,

TODAY'S COMMON ERROR

Q—What is wrong with the grammar of this sentence? “I was detained by my teacher is the reason I was late.” A—The use of a sentence (except a quoted sentence) as the subject of is or was is not good construction, Say “I was detained by my teacher; that is the reason I was late.”

“GO TO WAR? I SAY NO!”

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THIS IS THE MOST POPULAR RESTAURANT IN HOLLYWOOD. NOW THAT HUNTLY LAVAL

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OVER HERE WITH THAT UPRIGHT!

IGHT now the U. S. Army offers you many opportunities to serve your country. Certainly one of the most thrilling, most exciting branches of all for a red-blooded American is our modern, streamlined Infantry,

e For you can bet your boots that the Infantry will be there when the Nazi flag is torn down in Berlin. The Doughboys have always been in on the final victory since the dawn of history. And yow’ll certainly want to be there this time.

- ® Today’s Infantry is a new, modernized combat

unit. It includes more kinds of action than ever before. It gives you more kinds of adventure and training, Read about them carefully, for the Infantry is one of several branches of the Army which men of 18 and 19 may select today. Then talk to your nearest Recruiting Officer and get all the facts about the opportunities still open to you.

GANGWAY FOR THE INFANTRY

PARACHUTE T They float to. earth by parachute from huye transport planes — daring men to do a vital job and do it well. They learn their business from the ground up and receive $50 a month in addi. tion to their regular pay,

AIR-BORNE INFANTRY — Todays Infantry takes to the skies in more ways than ‘one. Whole divisions of Airborne Infantry,

completely equipped with guns, cannon, ammunition and “jeeps,” : Aly. to battle in great transport planes, or soar swiftly and silently

to earth in gliders to take the enemy by surprise.

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HEAVY MOBILE FIRE-POWER = No Infantryman in the world has more deadly, more powerful guns to use. The new 37 mm. jeep-towed field gun has terrific fire-power. Jeeps, including amphibians, also mount 30 and 50 calibre machine guns, making them one of the most versatile battle cars of all time,

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TANK BUSTERS ~The Tank Destroyer Force of the Infantry is a new and powerful mechanized fighting unit. Its “tank busters” bristle with armor-piercing cannon and machine guns. They're regular 60-mile-an-hour fortresses on the move, The most effec. tive weapons of their kind in modern warfare,

. RIFLEMEN = No other Army on the globe equips its Infantrymen

with a more efficient, more deadly hand weapon¢than the new Garand semi-automatic rifle. Superior in accuracy, in fire-power, in firing speed, this “one-man-gang-gun” gives our Doughboys the edge over any opponent. i .

MOUNTAIN TROOPS ~The Infantry’s Mountain Troops range high over lofty peaks, handling themselves as skilled mountaineers. Ski patrols, snowshoe patrols, pack units with mules and pack horses, 'aqd those who scale sheer mountainsides simmer and winter, are part of the Infantry today,

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MACHINE GUNNERS — Some of our Infantrymen command the barking muzzles of fast-firing, straight-shooting machine guns. Others are equipped with the newest, most modern long-range, rapid-fire weapons, automatic rifles, mortars, pistols, grenades, light and heavy anti-tank guns.

COMMUNICATIONS = In an army that moves like lightning, communications are vital. Infantrymen operate radio receivers and transmitters, *Walky-Talkie” one-man radio stations, telephone and telegraph equipment to guide movements of their own men and keep in touch with every other armed force in action.

MOTORIZED UMITS = In modern battle, Infantrymen roar up te the front: lines in huge Army trucks. Complete divisions, with guns, cannon and ammunition speed over roads. As always, the American Doughboy is trained to take care of himself on foot and lick the enemy in hand-to-hand combat,

AROUND THE WORLD ~The U. S. Army has designed equip ment an training for every known kind of climate and geography on earth. Our Infantryman is the best equipped in'this wae. For the snows of the Arctic or the heat of the Tropics, he has the ‘clothes, equipment and training he needs to fight hard and win.

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