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Sergeant Is Technician With | AAF Squadron in ey England. EsriCarter Walter Grover

Guy E. Stratton of Indianapolis.| warTeR 1. GROVER, Indiancamera repair technician in a photographic squadron of the 8th A. A. F. in England, has been promoted to sergeant. He is the son of Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Stratton, 3345 Collier st, and his job is to install the cameras in the speedy P-38 “Lightning” photo ships.

Six Indiana men were promoted recently at an air service command base in India. They were Herbert A. Nelson, South Bend, to major: Charles E. Wilson. Ft. Wavne, to technica! sergeant: Charles P Sheats, 228 Leeds ave., Indianapolis, and Harry E. Czajkowski, South Bend. to sergeant, and James J Russo. Huntington, to corporal technician.

William Harrington Eisie Ahlbrand

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Veteran of Italian Fighting.

dianaoplis was awarded an A.A PF.

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Carries Wounded WILLIAM O. HARRINGTON, Pfc. James A. Hill, 528 Roanoke 227 8 Oxford st, was graduated ist. is one of the litter bearers who (from boot training recently as carried American wounded ashore honor man of his company at Great : at Fnglish ports from the invasion | Lakes, Ill, and is on boot leave. | craft. 4 ELSIE B. AHLBRAND, formerly | jof Indianapolis, was commissioned | Aviation Cadets Stanley D. Nooe, a second lieutenant in the army | 2255 N. Dearborn st. and Harold L. | recently upon completion of officer Hodges, 31041; E. Michigan st. | candidate training at the 34 WAC have both received expert's badees | training center, Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. for proficiency with a 45 automatic | She is the daughter of the Rev. pistol. ‘ O. C. Ahlbrand of Greensburg. t

WAC Promoted

|v Martha Florence Moon has been |. fret kil) confirmed recently. He promoted to corporal in the WAC oy, ine gin air force.

at Mitchell field, N. Y. The daugh- | ee ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Moon. | First Lt. Hunter P. Kennedy, 822 Crawfordsville, she formerly taught N. Denny st. was graduated from at the New Ross high school. | the medical field service school at Pfc. Bertha 1. Evans has been Carlisle barracks, Pa., recently. awarded the good conduct medal at | | Laurinburg-Maxton army air base. | {| Before her enlistment she was em-

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in the Italian theater of operations, has arrived at Ft. Harrison before

leaving for his home, where he will visit his wife, Mrs. Evelyn Gray, 1136 N. Oxford st.

Gets Technician's Badge For skill displayed in his duties in the turret shop at an 8th A.A. F.

service command station in England, 8. Sgt. Harry J. Miller of In-

technician's badge. Sgt. Miller, who aids in the maintenance and overhaul of hydraulically operated gun!

d ii turrets of bombers, is former as-| >) ‘0 Jour 23 cities in central and

sistant payroll statistician for Stokely Bros. Co., Inc., and has been overseas 22 months. Sgt. Miller's wife, Bonita, lives at 609 N. Bosart

Mrs. Fred C. Miller of Indianapolis. |

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10,000th Hoosier

Becomes Marine

Indiana proudly boasts 10,000 marines.

That mark was reached today Pvt. Land at

when Robert Hugh Land became

uated this month as top i. honor 839 dent a nderson Pvt. Land high school and received the award of merit from the Anderson Rotary club. He is the nephew of Cmdr. Joseph N. Land, U.S. navy, and

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Lt. Raymond F. Posage is convoy | {officer for the military caravan { which left Ft. Harrison last Thurs-

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Four men from Indianapolis and vicinity have been transferred from Ft. Harrison to Ft. McClellan, Ala. for basic training. They are Pvts. Bruce B. Compton, husband of Mrs.

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Among one of the largest coni tingents of WACs to land in Italy were Lt. Vivian B. Watson of Waynetown, Pvt. Mary R. Marvin, 1405 E. Raymond st.. and Pvt. Mary G. Stephens of Bloomington.

Wippel Promoted

Bernard Wippel has been promoted to hospital apprentice 2-¢ after completing a six-weeks course at the hospital corps school of

He is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Wippel, 1508 Barth ave.

Norman W. Spaulding, of Indianapolis, celebrated his 28th birthday ion Bougainville, June 11. He is a ! typewriter repairman,

Mr. and Mrs. John Lawlis, 1134 S. Keystone ave, is an aerial engineer on a Liberator of the 13th air force in the South Pacific,

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{ Delbert E. Bright, husband of Mrs. Eva 4. Bright, 1127 Chester st, was recently awarded the expert rifieman medal at Aberdeer! proving ground, Md.

| Indianapolis men now in boot training at Great Lakes naval training station are: Gerald Matthews, 114}; EB Ohio st:

Reeder, 925 Massachusetts ave: Albert M Rush, 1132 Carroilton ave William F

"You Can Invade Europe

Even Though You Have to Stay at Home"

THE AMERICAN LEGION OF INDIANA SAYS:

Robert Hallam, 3352 Capitol ave, Charles \ & W. Ditton, 2030 Emerson ave Ronaid

Sizemore. 852 N Keystone ave : Richard M. Thompson. 834 Woodrow st; Jack N

ly, 830 Denison st, and Raiph J. Howell 113 Chester st.

The following men have been transferred from Ft. Harrison: Pvt. Elmer Roosa, ‘husband of Alice Rooss, 1017 Windsor st; Pvt. Bmerson J Bell, son of Charles W. Bell, R. R. 3 and Pvt. Stanley McKay, husband of Mrs Sabina McKay, 1115 N. LaSalle st, all assigned to Camp Hood, Tex. Pvt. J, A Urbanic, husband of Mrs. Lorraine Urbanie, 939 N. Arnold st, has been ordered

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F YOU are forced to stay at home « « « if you, yourself, can’t go out there and fight, your dollars can. They can invade Europe, and earn money for you while

» “All this happens when you buy a United States War Bond. No risks of any kind, whatever. On the contrary, your purchase brings the only possible guarantee of your future peace and prosperity. P “Every sparable dollar that doesn’t get in there and fight is an enemy dollar. It is actually helping Hitler and the Japs - :by denying its strength to Uncle Sam.

» “Of course, everybody can't actually go to war. Many are needed here at home in necessary work. Some are physically unfitted for either. But everyone is fitted to send every sparable dollar to the fighting front to help win this war in the quickest possible time.

» “Qur Nation as a whole is expected to subscribe $16,000,000,000 between June 12 and July 8. Of thisamount Indiana’s quota is $300,000,000. Of this, Marion County is ". expected to subscribe $79,000,000.

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* » “A lot of money=yes. Biit there's a lot at stake—it's a matter of life or death—for individuals as well as nations. And, what's anybody's money worth if we fail to win the they fight, too. Fantastic, but true. war? » “The time is now. Your dollars are urgently needed to support the men who are fighting and dying for you. ”/

WitHOUT QUESTION America wil do it again . . . will lend Uncle Sam what he needs, and quickly. The 5th War Loan is good business, necessary, vital and urgent business. We ertdorse the views of The American Legion, and are glad to publish them.

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