Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1943 — Page 14

Black Dress Is

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bill and as him | send it to his | The dress cost | : fold “Tierney wo of the money in “some |

will be all right to Mrs. O. W. { Rupert if her army air cadet husI band changes his dreams to seeing

her in a black, instead of a blue :

| dress. | Informed of the difficulty St

5 + Paul, Minn, police were having in

a lot, that dress, beIl be in California for|

~ Rupert could not remember the fame of the store. “You see, I was in St. Paul for only two hours,” he wrote, “but. the store was a block and « half from the train station. The dress is blue, trimmed in gold and crossed

over the chest into a belt-like ef-|

fect. I want it because the dress fooks like the one she wears in all Policewoman Kathryn Ryan found the dress shop, but the dress had been sold. The store owner télephoned his Duluth, Minn,

branch, but the dress was out of 1941 and Rupert left for the army ——

stock here. A telephone call to the manufacture ascertained that there _ were no more blue dresses of the specified style. But Policewoman Ryan found al

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{trying to locate the blue dress that {her husband wanted to buy her, | Mrs. Rupert said she looked very | {well in black. have written Cadet Rupert asking | permission -to- buy the black dress | instead of the blue dress in which |

ihe has seen his wife.in his dreams

after velwing the dress, in a St Paul show window. Mrs. Rupert, a swing-shift worker in a Derry defense plant, said she hadn't heard anything about the dress matter from her husband, but she was willing to receive a black dress—in fact, she bought a black | dress a few days ago. The two were married in August, |

on Pearl Harbor day. After becoming a sergeant as an air me|chanic at Moorhead, Minn., Rupeért | is to take flight training at Santa | Ana, Cal. |

65 Former Herron Students ‘Serve on World's Battlefronts|

Sixty-five former students and base, showing a “Soldier's Dream of | graduates of the John Herron art the Duration.”

school are serving in all branches of service on the world's fronts.

‘Lt. Harry Ford, an army bom-|

battle- bardier, is a prisoner of war, and | Henry Laakman of the navy is

Lt. Earl Noffsinger, a ‘41 gradu- missing in action.

ate from Washington, D. C, has received the air medal with the oak Jeaf cluster, for- ferrying troops

CARPE eriethy- teyitory “to Nortirieral burdau.of-. He is stationed with the opérating projects that are provid{ing irrigation, power or ‘municipal |

Africa. 8th sir force tn England.

"OPERATE 52 PROJECTS WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—The fed- |

Ralph Temple has completed a {water to western areas with a pop-

$0-foot mural in the recreation ul

Joom of the Greenwod, Miss., air)

inetd An ise Si ——

U, S. DRUGS RESTORE WOUNDED RUSSIANS

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Al glers, Dec. 3 (U. P).—The Rus-| gians, making “tremendous” use of | American and-British-supplied sul- | fa drugs and with a medical organ- |

ation of néarly 5,000,000 people,

The St. Paul police |.

wiamation- has a :

aE Pe Miss Jean Wilding, mezzo-so-~ prano and '42~graduate of Ohio State university, will sing at the “Ohio State -Day"-celébration of Indianapolis. alumni tonight . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh’ J. Baker Jr, 3007 Washington blvd. ‘ The meeting will begin at 8 m. and guests will include alumni stationed at Ft. Harrison, Camp Atterbury, Stout field and

the naval armory and members

whose husbands are in service,

RAILROAD JEEP IS

BEING CONSIDERED|

Times Special DETROIT, Dec. 3.—A specially designed jeep, constructed to run either on or off tracks, is being con»

sidered for maintenance work in

post-war 1 war ra allroading,

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‘British armies; are sending between |

- 5 and 80 per cent of their wounded | back to action, an American medi- | cal officer said yestérday. “The Russians know how to fight! a war,” said Col. Eliot C. Cutler,| Boston, Mass, a professor of surgery at Harvard university and chief consultant surgeon of U. S.| forces in the European theater, | who recently returned . from a medical mission to Russian front- | line hospitals. 2 Cutler said that 80 per cent of the Russian doctors treating wounded were women and that 80 per cent of the sanitary corps were | women-—trained a year—who carry wounded from the front to an aid | post. | |

PEACETIME TRADE | EXPECTED TO BOOM

Times Special * * DETROIT, Dec. 3.—In the first full production year after the war, one large manufacturer expects to sell between 2.8000.000 and 3,400,000 cars and trucks. This is 25 to 50 per cent more than in 1941, the| Jrevious high,

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