Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1945 — Page 28

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[serve for the social hour. “The Huls, .listed. as missing in action drugstores By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN post-war forum institute is the while “serving with the 15th air MONEY -8A GUARANTER Times Foreign Correspondent teighth in a series sponsored by the [ferce' in Italy.“ VI. congregation. There will be a pe-! Mrs. Nicholas, 1301 E. 59th st. NEW WITH

LONDON. March 15.—The last

of the American “ Red Cross. The first women who met our wounded when they came back from Utah beach, on the rebound, were those same

girls. They didn't look quite so fresh, but they still Mr. Stoneman were dishing out coffee, doughnuts, cigarets,

newspapers and even larger doses of smiles and cheer. Throughout the intervening months our battered, veterans, pouring back to England for treatment here, or for shipment home, have been given the same feminine touch

3000 Americans on Staff

Today, though. the war has flowed Germany, the American Red Cross is- still- performing a mountainous job -here. in Britain With a staff of 3000 Americans

on Into

tarv—they are doing" everything that the army officially cannot do

Here are just a few things they are doing, as of March, 1945. Monumental and unforgettable work is .being. done in American hospitals * where trained Red Cross recreational. workers, assisted by 2000 British women volunteers, provide recreational facilities and social services, Overhead Cut Down

An army of British volunteers, working ih the clubs and Red Cross headquarters cuts the overhead down to a minimum. The Red Cross cperates. 17 air force rest homes and two convalescent homes for ground men, 127 service and officers’ clubs, 118 field clubs and «46 “doughnut dugouts’— small coke, coffee and doughnut spots, catering to pint-sized units. More than 150 clubmobile girls are working at American airbases in- England, giving coffee- and doughnuts to air crews, and paying strict attention to our less glamorous, but equally topflight ground crews. : Visit British Homes

In a prodigious attempt to satisfy the incessant longing of Amer-, ican: men for home life, the Red Cro¢s has arranged for more than 1.000.000 officers #nd men to visit British homes during the last six months. The newest service provided by a wide-awake administration is the “trainmobile.” Eight of these units, manned by doughnut girls, ride the leave trains, bringing American veterans to London for seven-day leaves from the front lines. For those soldiers who do ‘hot have their own definite—ideasof what they want to do or see in England, the Red Cross provides all the “services once performed by the American express for prewar tourists. | Probably the best advice for anybody who is inclined to. fumble in ‘his pockets when Ah ERTIES Hs To, rigive and give" tos {thé Bed Cross, Js to ask a. man who has “been there.” He knows.

LIASON OFFICER FOR OPA, VETERANS NAMED

The appointment of Donald D Christian as veterans’ liaison officer for the Indiana. district-OPA was announced” today by James D. Strickland, district - director, Mr. Christian is ration banking officer on the district stafl. The appointment followed an announcement from Washington that liaison officers would be appointed for each OPA district, to aid returning service men to re-establish thems elves in business.

LEGION: POST T0 HOLD PARTY ON SATURDAY

The Suits-Dillon post 193 American Legion will give their annual birthday party at 7:30 p. m. Saturdav in their hall at Menrovia. The auxiliary will serve a pitch-

in dinner with Byron C. Hoover

seventh district commander, as special guest R. C. Fields is commander and Ray Pointer, party

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fore they ‘hit the Normandy coast == last June were the doughnyt girls

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at the.syna- given them in recognition of |gtout fi achievements by members of their eld base chapel. families. ONE APPLICATION | Mrs. Huls, 3113 Ruckle st., was ! uals loots Plains. hom. given the air medal with one oak

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ABBI FOX TO LEAD AIRMEN RECEIVE

FORUM AT SYNAGOG

“The Problems of the Returning! will be discussed in a y Rabbi Samuel J. Fox

LoMmorrow Ry 8 p. m.

Red Cross Staff oF 217, 000 gog. of the United Hebrew congre-

one .oak leaf ctuster in behalf of her son, “Sgt. Kenton Waymire, a prisoner of war in Germany. Sgt.

Waymire, a gunner on a B-24 bomber, was shot down over Yugoslavia, The awards were nade at the

AWARDS BY PROXY

Mrs. Roy F. Huls and Mrs, Kathryn Nicholas. hold military awards

leaf cluster for her husband, Lt.

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Effective Remedies

50c St. Joseph Aspirin, 100s . 35¢ 60c Campho-Phenique, 2 oz. . 49¢ 60c Zonite Antiseptic, 6 oz. . . 4T¢ Tums for Indigestion . . 3 for 25¢ 30¢ Vick’s Vatronol oo 2c 50c Zerhst Cold Sanus « + 39¢ 65¢ Pinex for Coughs . . . . Bde A0c Musterole Ointment . . . 33¢ 60¢ Tonsiline for Throat =~ 60c Sal Hepatica Laxative . . 49¢ 35¢ Sloan’s Liniment . . . . . 29¢ Pinkham’s Compound, 24 Tabs. 44¢ Black and White Ointment , . 25¢ T5¢ Doan’s Kidney Pills . . . bdc 1.25 Moone’s Emerald Oil . . 98¢ T5¢ Pazo for Piles . . . . . : 63¢ ‘T5¢ Bell-Ans Stomach Tablets 59¢ 1.25 Bliss Native Herbs . 89¢ 'S. S. S. Blood Tonic . . 99¢ - T5¢ Cystex Kidney Compound . 67c. 25¢ Carter’s Liver Pills . . . . .19¢ 60c Celery Vesce for Headache 49c 1.00 Norito_for Neuritis . 93 © 1.25 Mother's Friend . . . . 98c § Ru-Ex Comp. for Rheumatism . 98¢ 60c Resinol Ointment 4Tc

Thornton & Minor Relief for Piles

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