Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1944 — Page 12

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Former Local Woman Now : son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sank “ Serving With Evacua- | = Wo of Pewrla, TU.

: : , Pvt. Charles J. McHugh Jr., 5206 tion Squadron. | | Park ave., who recently reported to

wv! —— i eld, Dayton, O., has been Second Lt. Stella Maslowica, army After an eight months’ trip to tive theatet of war. assigned to the special projects

nurse, formerly of Indianapolis, | ports in Central America, South ‘ now serving with an air evacuation America, England and North Africa, Cpl Harold D. Beaver, 2314 N. transport squadron of the Sth air|Lt. Charles G. Pahud, USNR, ofiLaialle st, is an armorer. at an| Cpl. Martin J. Rafalco, R. R. 7, i Lt. Maslowicz, | Indianapolis, recently returned to|8th A. A. FP. Liberator station in | is now completing his combat crew Sarce in England, h wings | his base at New Orleans, La. At England. He has been overseas 20 training as an engineer on a Fly hg he Ky |sea, Lt. Pahud served as command- | months. |ing Fortress at Pyote, Tex. ; is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Maslowicz of Knox.

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Given Transfers

Four Indianapolis men have been! . Saddle transferred from Ft. Harrison to South Camp Hood, Tex. for basic Oxfords training. They are Pvts. Robert, \ Jellison, husband of Mrs. Anna M.| 2 3.30 Jellison, 2160 Gent ave.; William A. | Attractive brown PE hr oa oe % and white saddle H Parker of Detroit, Mich., $ \ id > of Mrs. Albert Parker, 1056 N. F ; oxforus that are Holmes ave.; Billy Ross, husband of f ration ree. Mrs. Leota Ross, 4919 E. 2Ist st, ; %

and Edwin D. Cox, husband of Mrs. | Nelle Cox, 2841 Forrest Manor ave. |

Serving with the China-Burma-India air service command, John B.| Gent. 340 E. 60th st, has been promoted to lieutenant colonel. He has i : been in the China-India-Burma ‘ > : theater 17 months.

Four Are Graduated

Four Indianapolis bluejackets have been graduated from intensive courses of specialized training at Great Lakes, Ill. The men and their schools are: i : Psul Striebeck, husband of Mrs. Edna ig ’ Siriebeck, 4424 E. 37th st: Marion Selby son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Selby, 114 8 Bradley st, both from basic engineering school: Roy Thompson Jr son of Mr

and Mrs. Rov Thompson, 6087 W. Morris | ! , ; st. from machinist mate school, and For-| 0 d \ ] ¢ I S rest Bailey, husband of Mrs arolyn L Batley, 2222 Martha st., from metalsmith| —— meg achool. ae . : ¢ SIGNS OF

{ Dana L. Knight, 21-year-old con | ' Spaniel reports ‘ . | kennel to see | of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Knight, 0 , tioned bar. famous for its play hoes. offers ‘ Ey 2843 Central ave., has been appoint- Uur non-raitonea oar, |] LOUS |] 8 play 8 €S, € [J » . $ - . ed flight leader with the rank of hundreds of new styles, ration free. All colors in saddles, Originally Priced, 15 fo 24.95 weeks in adva aviation cadet lieutenant at the|,redgies, cross-strap, ties and baby dolls. All sizes. : :

army air forces pre-flight school at | These are just a few of the many styles. Maxwell field, Ala.

T. Sgt. John A. Richardson, 4624 ) ; N. Pennsylvania st. veteran Flying . LEN Baby Doll

Fortress gunner, has been en- IN > ; rolled as a student in the instruc- if 2 99 : Junior Sizes tors indoctrination unit at Galves- ) ° 3 ton field, Tex. . . . Mi y dev Overseas 11 months, Sgt. Rich- PN White baby doll is ’ i isses’ Sizes

ardson participated in’ 25 missions % : the No. 1 favorite

Women’s Sizes in the European theater of war. He : this summer 3 Y flew 625 combat. hours to win the h \ ! Smart Chesterfield Coats= Now. #10 : [Vi \Y distinguished flying cross and the X mal : . Half-Sizes at Stout field, air medal with three oak leaf ee A broken size range and color assortment for misses an . Tuesday nigh clusters. ‘Zo. FR women. For wear now and through early fall. ; Toekess. The) At an air service command station % -0.® - 5 > away as Dam in England, Pfc. Charles C. Imhau-; & 4 Attraetiv e Misses’ Suits=— Now, 310 tower, highest sen of Indianapolis has completed a i ™ seen any rock course designed to bridge the gap 3 i / Broken assortment of styles and colors. For wear now “but I did see between training in the United {§ N "and through early fall. ’ . } solved the my States and soldiering in an active ? New, softer, prettier dresses in rayon bembergs, rayom {dea that it m

theater of war. He is the husband Slave Sandal NN vv. 8 spuns, rayon sheers, rayon broadcloth and fine cottons, with an extra of Mrs. Anna F. Imhausen, 1828 W. Summer and Fall Toppers=- Now, #10 Figure-flattering styles in a profusion of colors, prints ~ Guy King, whe ermont st. \ 2.99 Toppers in sizes 10 to 14 only in a broken color assort- and combinations. . Jeports. that 4

. , & ¢ ohserved a “pe Nine Indianapolis bluejackets are 3 Taking the ¢ b ment. Suitable for wear now and through early fall. utes beginning receiving boot training at Great = aking the town by . . : by wh Lakes, TI. They are: \ storm is the new Wasson's Downstairs Fashion Shop Hundreds of other Summer Dresses on jormed bY

: : 2 the moon. Ju Paul Glass, 18, of 510 N : 7 . sale in Downstairs Fashion Shops from : George Wolf 23, Eabond of HT era slave 8 and al in ps ® single star,

yn 1503 N. Pennsylvania st.; Edwin] 5 white and beige. k 2.99, 3.99, 4.99 up to 14.95.

22, husband of Margaret Cubel X i 1925 We Ohio st.; Ly Webster, 17, of ' A L ght L 1141%% . New York st.; Grover Browning, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester i ' . MRS. JAC Browning. its w. New York st.; James 4 © interviewing p ng Jr., ,50¢ of Mrs. Violet M ids a 3 Smith, 6117 E. 10th st.; David H. Andrews, £ 43 One woman, ¢ 24, husband of Mrs. V. 8. Andrews, 2232 548) H “a fair cook Park ave.; Anthony J. Lorenzano, 18 : EE $5% son of Mrs. Angelo Amore, 1509 Roosevelt 3 HE - peaders got 1 ave.; Charles A Phipps, 26, husband of —~ 3 whether feden Mrs. Gledia E. Phipps, 2216 Broadway. 1 §

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