Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1944 — Page 12

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{ Ina recent letter to his parents, |Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Magel, 22 E. 73d st. Cpl. Magel, who holds the pur- | ple heart for wounds received earlier

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~The way time flies Gh it won't be any time at all until you'll notice the days get‘ting shorter. . . you'll be raking leaves A) instead of cutting grass A You'll be thinking about the Tuesday night bowling league Xi instead of golf (Kon Saturday afternoons . .. Too, you'll be thinking Joh

awaken some bright, but chil, ly, morning to

find that it's furnace firing a time. BUT YOUR FUEL BIN IS EMPTY! ‘Ther maybe

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Order your COKE this summer for next winter's heating comfort. . oe If you wait, it may be too late. We're not trying to scare any one, but COKE was not available for home heating last winter, and the war, as you know, is still to be won. Play it safe; Call your dealer todoy and get on his Solivery list for good, clean-burning COKE,

MORE FOR YOU |/ightning Bugs Light Targel, ! Mosquitoes Do Rest, Gl Says

Cpl. Henry E. Magel, a member | worse than Tunisia. After a day of a veteran anti-aircraft battery onjon the road, one looks like he had the Italian front, is besieged by|been dunked in a flour barrel. Life

insec is just one constant struggle against two enemies—QGermans and 18. the insects. The flies have no man-|

ners at all; the ants like to climb

in your ears; the spiders sit back]

and make faces at you; a tick got such a half-Nelson on me, I had to cut him off with a knife. At night the mosquitoes come over in waves, escorted by lightning bugs who illuminate the target while the mosquitoes strike with beautiful precision!

Germans Bothered, Too

“There is only one consolation to all this,” he concluded, “and that is that Jerry is sitting over on the next hill cussing the same things.” The 28-year-old corporal wrote his sister, Mrs. R. W. Osler; 514 'W.1 43d st., that he went through Rome while fighting was still going on in the outskirts. “I met two attractive sisters who spoke very good English,” he said. “You see, when the people heard the Americans were coming, those who could afford it took English lessons, and, of course, we were sO long getting there they became quite proficient.” Cpl. Magel was in the original North African landings and with the first .assault forces to land on Sicily. Before entering the army he worked at the Crescent Paper

dent.

Two Sons in Service Two sons of Mrs. George W. Lawson, 859 Birch ave, are in the service. T. Sgt. John W. Lawson is sfa-

Wo Daa Frank Jameg Lawson is at the

Okla.

Cpl. Paul Mundy of Camp Crowder, Mo., is spending his furlough with his aunt, Miss Myrtle Brooks, 1801 Park ave, Cpl. Mundy is in the signal corps and a native of Cloverdale.

Pvt. Clarence L. Gustin, husband of Mrs. Mavine Gustin, 2736 N. Adams st., has been assigned to the army service forces training center: at Camp Plauche, New Orleans, La., for basic training.

Cpl. Willard Burton, 528 Bell st., and Pfc. Manson Church, 1018 Laurel st, are two Indianapolis men who worked with an army port unit in England before D-day.

Evans Is Instructor

Cpl. Edwin A. Evans, 1744 Kelly st., was graduated from’ the army air forces flexible gunnery school at Ft. Myers, Fla., and will be retained as an instructor,

Pfc. Charles W. Jacobs, 1447 Le Grande ave. is a member of the ground crew at an 8th air force station in England that prepared B-24s for a mission in one hour and 15 minutes. The average is between six and eight hours.

O'Connor Gets Medal Sgt. Leonard O'Connor, husband of Mrs. Leonard O'Connor, 1609 Bacon st., has been awarded the good conduct medal at an 8th air force fighter station in England. He

is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Faker, of the Bacon st. address.

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J. Carroll Naish sing With John Carradine in a nt,” opening today at the Alamo.

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All-Manual Concert Set

2 Bands and Orchestra at Garfield Tonight.

An all-Manual night concert program will be presented at 7:15 p. m. today at the Garfield park open air theater when three music organizations representing Manual high school appear. Selections will be played by the] high school band directed by Charles A. Henzie, the orchestra led by Miss Roberta Trent and the grade school band directed by Mallory W. Bramsford, . Elizabeth Elliott will appear as

tioned at an_army camp in Clovis,lag cello soloist with the orchestra: Swipe wisstugian~ atid [Among

apart EEE Yew the orchestra are “Dignity, ” “I3anc“Autumn,” “Petite -Waltz,” “Manitou,” “March of the Dwarfs,” “The 8ilken Fan,” ‘‘Birthday March,” “Ting A. Ling,” “Step and Glide” and “Jinrikisha.”

Band to Play

Band numbers will include “Lone Scout March,” “Class Day,” “Polar Bears,” “Autumn Day,” “The Jolly Trumpeter,” “Flying Colors,” “Marine Hymn,” “The Booster March,” “American Patrol,” “Two Hearts in Three-Quarters Time,” “My Regards,” “In an 18th Century Drawing Room,” “Gallant Cadet Over-

“Beautiful Colorado” and. the National anthem. Soloists with the high school band will ‘be Jean Maschmeyer, trombone, and Louise Fisher, saxophone.

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“Bathing Beauty,” the title of the M-G-M picture that opened yesterday at Loew's, is no understatement. Swimming champion Esther Williams is not only a beauty—she bathes. There also is an appreciable number of other girls in cast who not only swim but fill bathing suits in. the way the designers intended. Red Skelton, who plays: opposif Miss Williams, is cast as ig song writer whose bumbling in and around 'a girls’ college Is material for much merriment. “Bathing Beauty” won’t be mentioned on any lists of the year's 10 best films but it makes pleasant, frothy, summer entertainment, Water Ballet Pleasant The water ballet is pleasant to watch and builds up to the finale without undue delay, An animated discussion between Xavier Cugat (accent, Spanish) and Basil Rathbone (clipped British) is one of the best arguments that has been presented yet for basic English. Harry James’ orchestra is included to furnish the sound effects when the Cugat ensemble is out for a smoke. Or, mayhap, it’s the other way around. “Bathing Beauty” should win at

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BRAUER FETE PLANNED Ed Brauer, new local branch manager for Republic Picture Corp., will be welcomed to Indianapolis at the summer sports “wear party of the Indianapolis Variety club at the clubroom tomorrow night.

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