Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1944 — Page 5

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Hoosier Heroes: 1t. Wild ac YANKS FIGHTING 52 ee et 0

Late yesterday - the Ammerichhs

And disor: ig Missing! INSIDE LA HAYE mi ys of Ta Have dh Puts

The Germans reacted violently, launching heavy Souter-biows, but |{ the U. 8. line held,

Bre §. : ; On the other side, U. 8. patrols Tokyo - ‘Broadcasts’. ‘While! Drive: Near Center of Nazi . p Me ACHINELES S

reached: high ground called Point |

Yanks Hit 2 Hours’ 2 gl Na | | Road Junction in (122 in the Monteasrs foes = OlL PERMANENT 4

A : miles east-southeast of La Hayedn Time Awz Ne, 1 France. aa_Puitg, g ay. : fe . Other fofces advancing ih footer” a. (Continued From Page one) ; : a o , (Continued From Page One) ween hear oe. aa Henally. Sdveitised clear whether this referred to bi." 1 ” grant Spread w Je ere” due west marshy country, and the Progress memes; 3 Caren where U. 8. forces| wag necessarily at a snail's made limited = progress yesterday In the Caen sector, heavy fight. Ne nudged them back. The British apparently were hold- | ‘ Permanent $ & | At the other end of the Normandy ing the western part of the village § Complete With front, Cangdian troops who had|of Fontaine, three miles sotithwest & Set . \ ¢ seized most- of the Caen-Carpiquet|of Caen, with the Germans batter- N os al SSoEid Dam! ing, and on Tuesday afternoon it : Bon {air field were forced by German|ing back into thé eastern section. AEL PERMANENTS GUARANTEED was subjected to shelling from. en-| aaa pressure to reorganize their posi-| The Normandy weather closed in| Sham 00 2 Set. 1 To emy cruisers and destroyers. university, where he was co-captain wih {tions A “headquarters spokesman Semeuigh this afternoon. HELENE CURTIS coLo WAVE310 P s 19¢ “On July 38 Japanese fighter and (of the swimming team. He isa # said they now are 600 yards west ericans had captured 19 units on Omiya Jima member of the Phi Gamma Delta 4 of the airfield hangars, whith were hr hamlets in general ad-

Rr Ie CENTRAL BEAUTY AU ¢ Shun. oa of the Beveral German tanks were front at the western end of the : out and some prisoners Normandy line, where the fighting 208 ODD FELLOW BLDG advertising and editorial stadls of | {taken in ‘the heavy battle raging was so fuid that even headquarters | [ER EAAGRESENANIASOUNIN 1 [RR I SUE [1X BRP) the Indianapolis News. A | {around the Cafpiquet air field. A|reports did not always give a com- . & {front report said the Canadians and | prehensive picture of the situation. 5 s Germans were: facing each other * Other The Heutenant's wits, Mrs, Mary across the ruined runways, but the : Beads Gain nur Stuart {town of iquet was firmly in! Supporting: the thrust into la ! Ugly Eczemo . (oh Japanese Sommuniqu month-old daughter, Marcia, are | allied ay Haye, other American forces drove . . living in Santa Monica, Cal. 7 Only Small Ti two-miles down the west coast of - ? At LIEBER'S ; = = = : 1 nly (Town the peninsuls from Moulinerie to a 8. SGT. CHARLES R: CAMP- : Although the latest reports to point about three miles southwest |- : enough to~make: anyene wretched BELL, nose gunner on a Liberator * ,, oo 0 o wudnoek ... miss-| headquarters said only that the of La Haye. The Largest Variety of

and anxious for relief. If you suf-|figh and the bomber, Hon Hotshot, Nas heen ing in Pacific, Americans were fighting their vay| re dies was Seperted HOTO SUPPLIES id on rn 20, his parents, Mr. and ER _____ [through the streets of La Haye-du jentan area where American troops P . Mrs. Alva Campbell, 630 Laverock . Far? - |Puits, some quarters felt that the launched a local attack west of the . rd., were notified last night. | {town might already be in U. s. town yesterday, t reports said ened EQUIPMENT “He entered the service on Jan. 23, hands, since it is a market town the Yanks were St back to their ; 1043, received his gunner’s training ; of 1300 through which jumping-off posi by a strong in the City "lat Clovis, N: M., ‘and went overseas: which & man nor- German counter-attack. - Fighting * Ph hic P * Chemical A I He Ne run ae EC : {mally could walk in 10 minutes. is sti] under way, these reports said. Photographic Papers i $ air medal with one oak leaf cluster. Field dispatches sid that the at- ' * Filters and Helpful Picture Taking- Aids

, : ; hos, O., . “tack which’ resulted in the pene-| \ . * Accessories of All Kinds for Still and Moving Picture ; i ie Se : tration Of the town began wis MRS, WIEDENHOFT * Photography Americans i tho Pate. |lamily in Ociober. IM, and was morning ter & German counier: (TOF TREATED {If \ [EBER'S Is One of the Largest Photo v Bombard Bonin, Velcano + |SMPploved at the Allison division of ght, Allied pin ed the de. ESTIONE L$ H in the Middle West General Motors for 18 months. He : night. Allied planes blasted the de- upply ouses in

For Thousands gira petndt Robert Ratz James W. Ayers |fenses in front of the town and Vice Adm. Marc A. Mitscher’s task |is a graduate of Thorntown high - i ar. : uf Geek | force bombarded the Bonin and|school and attended school in Wounded Honored Hitlery laid Sow a thundering bar- (Continued ‘From Page One) fy Japan's inneriColfax. rage., 1. that, if- anyone ever attempted to A brother, Aviation Student Rob- + THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING The Americans swarmed in along hold them up, never to offer ert A. Campbell, is stationed at CROSS has been awarded to six In-|the main’ road, running between resistance. ; Brooks field, Tex. {diana men, 2d Lt: Ernest G. Green-| two déminating . hills captured in| She said he often remarked, “We. > wm wood, Fertville;. 2d Lt. Gilman .C.|the last two days. "By noon the ican earn another dollar, but we only LT. BERYL H. STEVEN 8, I Stewart, Greensburg: 2d Lt. Marion | spearhead was past the rail station have one life.” ee kl Plot! v. Wasowicz, East Chicago; T. Sgt.|and pushing along the main street | rom ——— .|of a B-24 Libera rarporied Hil Winfred C.: Kincaid, Whitestown; | near the heart of the town. ; : ing over Italy since May 7, is NOW 81 gg Richard N. Suyder, Union ; -. , Fu prisoner: of Romania. Nazis React Violently ex at 1P. M, He had completed 17 missions and| presen = 6 ud R. Church, Hestuirners : had bogie co the air medal Said the Americans] = ; s & = advanced upward of a mile in the! Entering the air forces in May, 1942,

EE in Mux ou 8. SGT. DONALD H. WINGERT., Ere a " : » : » ei ey ug, half a mile above the hamlet of : . ; : 3; |%6c0nd oak leaf cluster to the air : | Ey oo ed dt ed 2a | ~~ THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY : flying cross aerial . ei Be NORMAN DAVIS RITES Cpuneatsl Optest On. = [A068 co. 22. serial mic ope

BEING HELD TODAY niet mectrician's Mate LeRoy G.|™™ he has participated 2 jooret /

Stevens and Pharmacist Mate 1-c|than 400 hours of combat 1.2 ALEXANDRIA, Va. Juls 5 (U.'paul Stevens, with the navy, and as x Fi} .).~Scores friends Davis | C9 EB. Stevens, with the army. PIRST LT. CHARLES 'P. . SPARKS, a P-47 fighter pilot with 8 SGT. ROBERT ». RATZ, son|® 9th alr force unit, has been of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ratz, 333 awarded the second bronze oak leaf {N, Graham ave, and husband of cluster. Lt Sparks is the husband Mrs. Annabelle Ratz, 515 N. Bosart |of Mrs. June M. M. Sparks, Breeksave; was wounded in Italy on May | ton. 31 and has been awarded the purple

wi i is irl the inf infantry and has been HOLIDAY CAUSES |eight months. He served in mora] COAL OUTPUT DROP

iscopal a einica high 2 B, 3875 AU, 8) 1 sem- gradua - inary, was to conduct the last rites.|school he attended Butler uriiver- Conl progustjon Zoomed. upward to Mr. Davis was appointed to head sity and formerly as employed by |* 80 per cent of normal today the Red Cross in 1938 by President | the Metal Auto Parts Co. after dipping to about 1 per cent Roosevelt 0 led the mation in A brother, Cpl. John R. Rats, 1s when district miners ignored a remouning the death of the national |2lso in the army, stationed at Camp chairman who had served in diplo- | Jackson, S. C. — - en Sand Untied poets va served Io, ole. Hos. e Workers officials that they reFuneral was tobe private. | piper LT. JAMES W. AYERS,|™AID 8t Work on the Fourth of July

LOANS "HONOR GOVERNOR | ye. oy cte BR eoli is listed in the minAT GARFIELD PICNIC jcar custers, © © "0% 8X xk ere contract as & holiday. but they

os pet Shiga {Ci Trouble Bhontes had béen asked to remain at work ; State employees will honor Gov-| member of the uble Shooter to maintain production of vitally ; v @ ON ANYTHING @® |] ermor Schricker with a picnic at. squadron, a unit of Lt. Col. Harold|needed coal. Absénteeism ran about a 8 Machine or inajoartiela Park, Aug. 30, in honor of N. Holt's Hun Hunters, Lt. Ayers|20 per cent today as some miners chineless. The Autos ® Diamonds © Watches I his 61st birthday, {was in a flight of four Thunderbolt | continued the traditional early July RN Sopular lew. Jewelry © Clothing © Radios, ete. Members of a special committee fighter-bomber pilots which at-|vacation. At least eight mines were : : : making plans for the picnic are/tdcked 20 or more FW-190s and shut down because of the vacation FRENCH ONDULATION GET CASH IMMEDIATELY |i Peter A. Beczkiewics, member of the ME-109s. and another was closed by a strike.

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