Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1943 — Page 22
Before the war “Irv Herrmann
LGIERS, Nov. 22 (U. P)— we his oe . Notiady + op y testore peace dreamed some day he'd - I a : On ee. [ng with the axis and come home a OR.W, releasing w he world: &War II veteran with an alr ol idenit, Beshara El-Khoury and four| medal, nine oak leaf clusters, three cabinet members from imprison- bronze stars, two overseas stripes ment may snag on thelr failure to and Veterans of Foreign Wars and Teinstate all five in office, observers Pre-Pearl Harbor bars across his said today. ik chest and sleeves. : : Ss aa HE ; But 8 Sgt. Irvin L. Herrmann, Under a formula announced late right waist gunner on the Flying {yesterday by the French committee! portress Yankee Doodle I. arrived dof national liberation, only Khoury i; indianapolis just about the same i hed RS EN {was restored to his former Post|4,y a war department release, tell The event that comes once in hours with his parents. Mr. and |g uon all five government leade i ANAS EI 1eiease, el a lifetime happenet 3p it $ Week lo Mis. OB Bornhorst, 610 N. Oak= | co” released after nedrly two i h V. J. Bornhorst, a Al v rea weeks of imprisonment for attempt- . | 9.¢c . . . he shook hands with & The admiral flew in from ling to throw off ment 1 ¥ Stiemp). | rear admiral of the U. 5. fleet. ~~ Washington to speak at the Ea i" It was a bneak for Radioman American Legion conference here. Possibility Exists | Bornhorst, too, for in addition to Radioman Bernhorst, a gradu- | Lebanese leaders had demanded | aboard the faithful Yankee Doodle, |
+ « + & veleran ; | of 50 Flying Fortress missions.
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SANT. ~ mas Fund, One is hospitalized
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Foggia Raid Toughest “A- tavorite trick of the Germans left window, when a shell DUIS Steer Samar igsuilian, Brith 7% Thinking over his $0 missions| Was 10 fly in formation with the!through the right window, landing| East and West African, Italian and Fortr: as escort ships, just far|three feet from him, -American—most of which went into enough away so that our planes! Sgt. Herrmann, who finished his!war bonds and allotments.
| peing a crew member of the ship,
| which firew Rear Adm. DeWitt
ate of Tech high school, has been in the navy since Jan. 14, 1942,
Sgt. Herrmann believes the raid over Foggia airdrome in -Italy on
the reinstatement of the entire gov-|
mistook them for our escorts,” the veteran of two historic raids on|
combat flying Sept. 16 ever Benevento, Italy, on a mission support-
Sgt. Beauchamp,
who returned z
| last March from a year inthe q >» Rome explained. “Then, a few ing the American 5th army invasion, | Pacific, said “heat and oppressive ~ Fifteen minutes from its target, | Minutes from the target, the Nazis has officially to his credit three humidity, not to mention the Japs, ‘would peel off and start spitting Messerschmitts; unofficially, two oriall proved a menace in computing
Co —————————————————————————————— the four cabinet members could be | with N ursuit planes pouri | » 4 ; Nad p s , B ne % out the shells. |three probables and two damaged,| payrolls. The worst thing was the siream OL io 8 jormalion, Luck Saves Him and has been recommended for the mosquitoes. The Japs let up, but
. : * | | | reinstated as result of negotiations Policewoman on Traffic Duty, lll |vetween Lebanese ieiders and Gen. |stren k ; ® ¢ | Geqrges Catroux. The Lebanese had the number one engine on the right | distinguished fivi g Cross. the ultoes never did” MRS. ANN BENNETT; one of = she expects to be off duty abou | refused even to negotiate with the| wing Of a HorTMinIS Fortress| The 24-year-old sergeant Sxparis} The son of Mrs. Mabie Herrmann, |. The psc sections Mere in two policewomen who & week ago five weeks. a | French while their president and Was hit by the first’ wave of-enemy |ariced another tough raid wh + a 418 E. North st., and Leroy Herr- portable build or ministers were imprisoned. fire and started blazing. Dropping | 8 en a y ings pyramidal
{ernment under the threat of reC. Ramsey to Indianapolis, the and was employed at RCA before | newed rioting.-
Sept. 7 was the toughest, | navai airman got!to spend a few enlisting. . There remained a possibility that
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ne jocal OPA did not assist in . : “1 hate to let Artie down,” she
s survey which was made by the of statistics in Washington. |
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donned uniforms and went on downtown traffic duty, |is ill at her home, 917 Beville ave. : She plans to go to\a hospital
told the chief, referring to Mrs. Artie Stockdale, the other policewoman on traffic duty, “But I'm sick. If there's another woman in
(In London, British diplomatic back to cover the injured plane as quarters adopted an attitude of ywell as = possible, Sgt. Herrmann “wait and see” as to whether the Lebanese crisis had been solved).
lucky move saved him from death. man. 506 Jefferson ave, Sgt. Herr- | tents. ;
On the run over the airdrome at
{mann,.is a graduate of Shortridge
2 { high school. emptied his first ammunition box|Cagliari, Sardinia, May 13, Sst. jee June 24, 1941, and reecived his
and was on his second round when |Herrmann was covering the waist wings at Harlingen, Tex.,
He entered the serv-
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Sept. 23.| party at 7 p. m. tomorrow .at i Benefit : ; d have an\operation The French formula for solution his gun jammed, useless throughout 1 | : and . do ’ Rev | Tos on | | guns. alone. . During the enemy fire, 1042. At the end of his furlough he hall, Jackson and Harris ‘sts ] dnesday at Castie hi =the following day. fon uniform, she's welcome to it lof the crisis represented a. triumph | the 45-minute running flight with he left the right waist gunner's|wi ht is "be assisted by | a we e 0 f the um t s| will- report to Salt Lake City, ) i “ y. / . Shee told Police Chief . Beeker while I'm gone.” - | for British di Pies ge 4 pos Jaks Utah | Bright is Saimin, lo be axiated by
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the department who can wear my ‘the winter
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lomacy.. “window and started firing ou
t the for further assignment.
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