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he expects the biggest southward

flight of ducks and other migratory] waterfowl since 1910. The peak will

he. predicted. ‘1 “The annual southward migration usually begins in August when males of some in." Dr. Gabrielson “The largest

females and their BY naay occur . October after storms and cold have! driven them from’ nesting grounds

in Alaska and Capsds. “Despite the general Increase in the duck population, some species

[great as is desired, The diving] | ducks, particularly the redhead, have been slow in coming back. “The shoal water, or river, ducks

widgeons have been the leaders among species showing marked ine

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“The huge flight of birds coming when there is a shortage of ammunition may create problems in agri-

cultural areas. Some reports of crop damage by congregations of pintails

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In South Pacific Fighting

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. was wounded during the battle of istill are not showing increases as Sicily and has been awarded the

purple heart decoration. The son of Mrs. lins, 4928 E. Washington st. Lt Carew is ina hospital in Nort

Mary B. Col- |

ships and 12 allied planes. Officer Gribben had almost completed his 50 missions, having been overseas since May 1, part in the allied air attack on

| Rome on July 19.

Africa and has written his mother | that his wounds are “nothing but |

what wilt heal.” “Mrs, Collins received word of his award in a letter from him yesterday. Overseas since the first of April, Lt. Carew entered the army when the Indiana national guard, of which he was a member, was activated in 1941, He received his commission last October, | a J nn

AMONG THE Hoosier soldiers |

area are Pvt. John W. Barr, Mishawaka; Pvt,

| ‘wounded in" the North African |

Walter W. Braun, |

Gary: Pvt. Harold C. Buell, Ft. | Wayne; Pvt. Elson G. Hindman, |

Plymouth, and T. 5th Gr, Pershing Nelson, Winslow. ” » »

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FLIGHT OFFICER BRUCE D GRIBBEN, twice-decorated son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Gribben, 2542 N. Talbott st, is a prisoner in Germany, according to the International Red Cross. Missing since Aug. 22 in the North African area, the 23-year-old officer was a crew. member on a B-26 Marauder bomber and had. been awarded the air medal and oak leaf cluster for missions over. Sicily and Italy, His parents believe he was shot down during, the heavy allied raids ‘on Salerno and Naples in Italy on Aug. 22 which preceded the invasion of Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark's Sth srmy. Newspapers reported that ‘one running air battle lasted 25 minutes between Marauder bombe

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© Enlisting in the army air forces on Jan, 2, 1842, he received his wings at the Lubbock flying field in Texas last December, He attended Shortridge school and the University of Miami and was employed by the Caterpillar Tractor Co, in Oakland, Cal A brother, James C. Gribben Jr, is In training for the U. 8. Maritime Service at Boston, The father

of the young men whois head of: local |

Gray; Gribben & Gray, jewelers, served in Prancé in world | war I. » » . Missing:

SGT. EARL RECTOR, one of three men in a Ft. Harrison army has been missing in ace tion in the Pacific area since Aug. 22, the war department revealed yesterday. His parents, T. Sgt. and Mrs, Verlin. Rector, and. his wife, Mrs. Estelle: Rector, live at Pt. Harrison, where T. Sgt. Rector runs the post bakery. sA brother of the missing man, Pfc. Paul Rector, is in the infantry. Sgt. Rector is an armorer and communications man on an army air force bombér. His relatives yesterday received two letters from him which were written the day he is reported missing,

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March and an army man for five Years.

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years, Sgt. Rector intends to make the army his eareer,

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