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~fn-the Service: Local Fighters. Serve Around. the Globe { HOOSIERS RISE Bombardier Home After 11 ‘Months in Asia |

W. Allen ROBERT H. VAN DEVANDER,

R. Van Devander

son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Van Devander, 620 Exeter st, and WILLIAM F. ALLEN, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Ernest V. Allen, Cumberland have been appointed flight officers in the army air forces at Columbus

air field, Miss.

LOCAL AIRMAN

FLIES IN LEAD :

Lt. Eberhardt in Cote Call Over Manila, but Plane Avoids Being Hit.

Lt. Frank Eberhardt, Mrs 37 N. Sherman dr, ing as navigator on one of the lead

husband of

has been servplanes -in the aerial blows against the Philippines His ‘plane, has been flown as trail-blazer of 21 recent combat

the Blundering Ben, In 17

missions in-

Jr. 424 volving long over-water flights of | z.je v

2500 miles. The local aviator told of one air battle over Manila “in which his gunners finally managed to explode a Zero only a few yards from the wing of their plane. Through all this action, the Ben has escaped a single hit, Lt. Eberhardt Warren Central former Allison division employee.

is a graduate of

RAMESES

An Outstanding Name

Mildred Ackmann Eberhardt, g

high school and a 2

Local

hav mto

Sel Stag

Navy

THE IN SIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1945

Capt. william Goldstein, son of Twelve more Indianapails. “men

Mr. dnd Mrs. Jacob Goldstein, 1350 have entered the navy through ‘the! Barth ave, is home on-leave, after | local recruiting office. They are:

| Ralph Arthur. 1 N. Jefferson ave.; Har- wife, two daughters 11 months in the China-Burma-In-| {old *Buchanan,. 728 N. East st.; Goble : :

dia theater. A bombardier on a!Louls Carter, 932 Union st.: Anton Wil. MIS. Mamie Byerly,

B-29 Superfortress, Capt. ‘Goldstein [iam Dum Jr. 1843.N. Taibot st; Ralph| SS, - Cp hio st., has reported for duty a took part in the first Superfortress Lieber, 4462 N. Delaware st.; Robert Mead, po vasa

[1927 Hill £2) g 8. signal cor i i raid over the Japanese homeland. dllside ave.; John Neuhausel, 133 8. Signal corps radio repair specialist

{ McKim st.; William. Francis Reichle, 2819 He holds the distinguished flying| | N. Olney st.; Charles E. Smith, 1323 Mont- in the veteran service commando

medal with two calm st

- Joins China Command | 'T., Sgt. James H. Byerly, ‘whose

IN ARMY RANKS

WAC and 5 5 Soldiers Receive Promotions at Bases.

soldiers and a] cross and the air

and mother,

Five Indianapolis

Local Draft Boards Announce Inductions

draft inducted

boards

the fol

the armed forces:

BOARD 3

stin Flanders Blur 440 Ha C 1 h 55 N. ( 18 » 431

3620

; Richard Goge Thomas, 1911 r, 948 N. Belle Marshall Corbet ert Dugger

BOARD 11

iC and Arthur O'Cor

rouch

on ave

in Cigarettes

for Half a Century

“Dad always smoked RAMESES, too”

Smokers are finding today’s Blended Ramesesworthy of that famous cigarette name.

1895 THE ARISTOCRAT OF CIGARETTES 1945 .

Mild... Blended to your taste

Hy ankins

407 W

Morris st.,

R 1426 N Tremo

5 and ‘11

lowing men

Hur ntingburg gh 1610 HampMew Jersey ne ave “Bos x 364M

5 Marcy lane

w HamKy.; I Rav itirell,

Ree: 1016 10th st.

r 321 Wilcox Vieu pl Box

2617 8. Roena 2311 Carroll

16th st; !

Frank |

5 : ; Donald ‘Smith, .R. R. 19. Box 8roup of the China air service come {WAC. have been promoted, at their oak leaf dusters. [ 601; Kenneth Stickels, R.. R. 10, Box 250, mand. som lvarious army bases. — a ___tand Lawrence Walker, 1238 Olive s. . . - . w. Edens C. Wilson J. Moreland A. Brown I. ‘Sandefur P. McClintic In Italy Roger L. Ferguson,‘3160 r RINNE Ye a : : . m | i WILLIAM W. EDENS Jr, husband | After spending a furlough with, PFC. IRA L. SANDEFUR, hus-|Graceland ave, and Frederick G * of Mrs. June Edens, 1429 Burdsall his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard DANY of Bes, Lois Saletur aa Son EmumelAann. son of Mis. F. G. Bm. . 7 o / ~ ali . of" Mrs. Jennie Sandefur, both o alyrva. a ata i “4 pkwy., and ‘son of Mr. and ‘Mrs: Ww Moreland, 1012 S. Pershing ave, 2110 Langley ave. is. home on fuF- Rama, 50 Terrace: ave, haps 7 SVT. MES. MN AN as / soll : 1. been advanced to staff sergeants,| Z W. Edens, 950 W. 20th st, is home V1. JAMES, MORELAND hasiiough ater two years in New Cale-| "sy 1oe’c McDaniel, son of Mrs gone -to Pt. Mead, Md., for infantry idonia. A member of the trans- Clara McDaniel. 143 ‘id a : on a 35-day leave. He has been : te : WA Ar } All ‘report ara McDaniel, 1430 Olive st, and ; training. He recently completed portation corps, he wil report ta , and of Mrs. Esther McDaniel stationed in South America for the basic training at Ft. McClellan, Percy Jones hospital, Battle Creek, 930 Olive st.. to sergeant. last 20 months. Ala Mich. March 18 ’ Hapsford M. Crump, son of Law- { a Thin PERCY H. McCLINTIC, machin- ence “Crump. 2233 N. Capitol av CHARLES C. WILSON, a cox- ALBERT O'DELL BROWN, hus- ist's mate 2-c, has returned to duty : ig a, roted t ee i ie as. bee "0 n orporal syain In the coast guard, is serving band of Mrs. Jane Brown, 1701 with the seabees after spending a a i a Z . apift Hoyt ‘ave, has beén promoted to!leav t} s father. Edgar tor fol o Aha ’ lat a base in mid-Pacific. He is the eave with his father, Edgar Mc- . . \. rand denry con of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Wil. | Petty officer 3-c. He is the son of Clintic, 927! W. Ohio st. and his Suge: gy ¥ NE Mee sisnry 4 Every do fs families tell us they were pleased 1 ion 0:2 IVT. MI: LtOiet © WH" IMrs. George Brown of Sunshine sister, Mrs. Grace Carr, 632 E. Mc-| A HDach, EAD Samp » 2 son, 368 Grand ave, and is IN Gardens and is stationed in the Carty st. He has Ser in. the 18-B, has been made a corporal at § to oar) at they could get complete services - ze : Fresno, Cal 7 ere att i h harge of a fi eboat detail Philippines. South .P: € price they wan 7 Re ot 2 rire 0 ith - Pacific for Awe yeals |/ Owen M. Rhude, son of Mrs. Eva 7 p y a ted to pay. : {Rhude, 819 Wyoming st, was ad-! %

With such a wide selection of complete serve ices to choose from, it is easy to hold ex-

vanced to private first class at San

| Francisco..Cal.

Recent Inductees Listed M ntcalm st.; Paul Motley, 1122 Udell st ; Flier Ends Training penses down within your means. Iwood Thomas McCray, 1045 W. 26th st : . The following local draft boards BOARD 9 Photographer's Mate 3-c Troy L. have listed recent inductees ; Belle’ Vieu pi Veller, son of Mr. ard Mrs. Charles St Washington st.;!Veller, 1319 W. 21st st, has com2 m jor oi BOARD 3 at nseh st. Gordon C. pleted the navy training course for William Fane, Detroit, ~ Mich.: Earl! sn ave. Rex Mosier ! a % het . 3 eth Lucas, "578 | Liberator bomber crews, JacksonSwanigan, 2725 - Hillside ave Namon Eas Victor Pfau Jr . p Buckhalter, 18620 Yandes st.; Frank Beck- 4%! nd rry Sartwell, 333 Ville, Fla. and is now scheduled for with, 2544 Columbia ave. Thoma$ Doug- X ze ye ee M n N B EN Bos combat duty in the Pacific i$ 0! € A i1schaefe g " las, 2370 N. Arsenal ave.; Eric Cecil Wil-|' N Rur st 8% Seuscna r — a —— y . A 2 Ci al llams, 1470 E. 24th st.; Carl Barker i "C Io Ce iL 4 Gi E. 15th st: William Miller. 1427 Cot i i it st.: Harold Accepted by Navy : Co ave., and Herbert Brown, 1505 Yandes TI3¢ Reym Tans, Six local men have been accepted. BOARD 4 6 Ste in N. (for duty. with the United States 7 ~Walter Pisher, 3108 N. Illinois st; Harry | 408 “Lepper, i504 navy i i V//# w/ld/] Robbins, 1728 Milburn st; Mark Weaver, | E ke They are R aun 18 587 OS \ Corsov cu lla ave ton ave.: Ji /; N. ave. MORT A Y Shp ious ow . ktland Koreas 126 ve , 147| Walter Geiger Belmon Wil U ! t er ; ymon omroese, | Detr st 1 .ytle, 830 N. Dorman liam Murry 1305 New York st Fred- fy —~ 3417 8. New. Jersey st.; Louis Browder, | st.: lliam Davisson, 419 N. Tacoma ave. | erick Towel n 10'> N. Keystone ave xd V3 WwW. FA REL R E E kd 5171 Rossiyn 3 Charles EB Smith, 1323' and Joe Dover. 238 N. Oxford st 1518 Rembrandt st A) 8 LV D. MES 3 ~ 4 7

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BEGINNING MARCH 19th = The Public Must Realize Its Own Responsibility In Tire Care Have Your Tires Inspected Today—And Do It Regularly!

“Our sbldiers oh .the .German frortier know that the road be travel Each

to ‘Berlin must ed on rubber tires soldier Is doing his individual part in the greatest" tire conservation campaign in history. Army trucks and jeeps in Europe are not turning .over their’ wheels an unnecessary mile. In the back areas and along the fighting fronts, / soldiers are recapping tires By the thousands, salvaging precious’ mileage, making the trucks run longer, hauling more tons of vital ammunition, material and supplies.’ If we at home are half as realistic as our fighting men, p ' ; ‘ — if we work half as hard“to save-the tires ‘we do. have, we will-go.a long w toward solving. this most vexing ast T OBIE mM A Urge all workers®jn war, plants to Watch thedr '1i*® pressures, to repair and recap before it's too late.?: tL : ? BREHON -SOMERVELL,

Lieutenant General, Commanding.

Here Is the Local Story of Needed Co-operation

During the past few tires on passenger

days experienced tire men have been checking

cars in various of service to

motorists in this city.

areas as a: neasure

Results so far show:

33,420 Tires Have Been Checked 15,634 Tires Need Recapping’

This Tire Surv ey is the result of visual observation only. Closer inspection on proper equipment may show needed repairs. Have your tires inspected at regular intervals. Conserve your tires by prompt recapping and RECAP IN TIME. Tire care is your responsibility in order that the full requirements

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