Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1943 — Page 10

JAMES PORTER WINS AIR MEDAL

Local Sergeant Completed Many Cargo Flights in Aleutians.

S. Sgt. James A. Porter, aerial Engines With the U. S. army, was : recently awarded the air medal for meritorious achievement. in action. Sgt. Porter had completed - many hours of operational flight missions . in cargo planes in the Aleutian areas in

-8.-Sgt. Porter flying weather ~and over long water distances. He is now on military leave from «the local plant of the U. S. Rubber Co. His wife resides in Rockville.

M. Sgt. Tilford Pfc. Mankin

LEFT: Howard V. Tilford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Tilford, 334 N. Gladstone ave., has recently been promoted to the rank of master sergeant, He is a member of the 113th reconnaissance squadron formerly the 113th observation squadTon, which left Stout field in

January, 1941. He is now stationed at Alamo field, San Antonio, Tex. M. Sgt. Tilford has just returned to his base after spending a furlough visiting his parents and his wife, Mrs, Eleanor Tilford, 1414 Hiatt st. RIGHT: Pfc. Clinos Lee Mankin Jr., recently was graduated from the .AAF technical school, Lincoln air base, Lincoln, Neb. and is now at Williams field, Chandler, Ariz. A former student at Technical high school, Pfc. Mankin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinos L. Mankin Sr., 1045 Congress ave.

USE MORE ELECTRICITY

LAFAYETTE, June 24 (U. P.)— The rural electrification association reported today that the average In- . diana farm family served by the state's 44 REA-financed systems used 14 more kilowatt hours during the first five months of this year than in the corresponding period of 1942. * The average monthly consumption this year was 7% kilowatt hours a

Ed Jett Jr. Seaman Holman

LEFT: Ed Jett Jr, motor machinist’s mate, ‘U. 8. navy, is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Ed Jett Sr., 517 N. Talbot st. Before entering service he was associated with his father in the garage business. RIGHT: Theodore (Ted) Franklin Holman, seaman 2vc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holman, 3029 Station st. enlisted in the navy, March 12, 1943. He trained at Great Lakes, Ill, and is now at Nortolk, Va. Seaman Holman is a

face of adverse:

former Times carrier and a student at Technical high school.

TOMATOES “AILING’?

IT’S JUST THE HEAT,

If youre worrying about your § ' |tomato plants because the leaves |§

are curling up, stop it. ably only the heat.

It’s prob-

Anxious victory gardeners have :

been besieging the library and Th Times with reports of ‘ailing” tomato plants. But Horace E. Abbott, Marion county agricultural agent, says they're not ailing. Mr. Abbott points out that if the plant stays green, there is nothing for the gardener to be concerned about. The leaves are merely curling up to conserve the plant moisture. He recommended that the plants be watered heavily once a week throughout this - unusually . hot weather. This method is better than frequent, light waterings, Abbott said. On the other hand, the agent cautioned gardeners to be on the lookout for wilt, a disease which causes fhe plant to turn yellow and then brown.

RITE SATURDAY FOR HARRY THOMPSON

Harry L. Thompson, former Indianapolis resident who died Tuesday in his home at Forest Hills, N. Y.,, will be buried at 2 p. m. Saturday at Crown Hill with Flanner and Buchanan mortuary in charge. Mr. Thompson, who was 33, was regional director in New York and New England of the national defense recreational committee. He was graduated from school No. 45 and Park school in Indianapolis. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Doris Pender Thompson; twin daughters, Linda and Susan; his father, W. B. Thompson, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Burke H. Robison, also of Indianapolis, and a brother, Capt.

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10SCAR HERBST | GIVEN MEDAL

Local Finance Division Aid Honored at Westover

Ceremony.

T, 3d Gr. Oscar A. Herbst, finance division, Westover field, Mass., was recently awarded the good conduct medal, for exemplary behavior, efficiency, and fidelity for serwice in the U. S. army, at a special retreat ceremony. A graduate of Manual high school,

university where he studied law and business. He was in the insurance business prior to enlisting in May, 1942. He is at present working in the payroll section.

Griffith B. Thompgon, stationed in New York.

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for the help we have received through the combined efforts of the utility companies, communication and transportation systems, suppliers, business organizations and public officials in maintaining our production schedules, we take this means of publicly extending

Pfc. Yetter Cpl. McAuley

LEFT: Pfc. James Yetter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yetter Sr., 54 LeGrande ave. A member of a supply depot squadron, he is stationed at Oklahoma City, Okla. RIGHT: Cpl. James W. McAuley has been graduated from radio technical school at Scott field, Ill, and is now stationed at Gulfport Field, Miss. A graduate of Technical high school and former employee of Allison, he is the son of Mr. and

REPORT GIBRALTAR SCENE OF LANDSLIDE

LONDON, June 24 (U, P.).—The Italian news agency Stefani reported today that a great landslide occurred recently on the eastern part of the British fortress of Gibraltar, “pringing into movement a million tons of earth and rock.” Repair work will require more than a year, the axis report said. Berlin radio, in a dispatch from Seville, said that the earth slide had caused British authorities to decide to build new entrances to Gibraltar on the eastern side. On the east, Gibraltar presents a nearly vertical escarpment, which in most places is inaccessible.

a ah of Stone to-

and of Purdue university, Technician Herbst also attended Indiana |

Mrs. Roy McAuley, 6445 Central} Mr. | ave.

DENIES STEPHAN APPEAL WASHINGTON, June 24 (U. P..

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