Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1945 — Page 11

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‘Wounded Varies at Iwo

Are ‘Magnificent.’

By LISLE SHOEMAKER United Press Staff Correspondent GUAM, March 29 (U. PJ] They - jokingly call

themselves | “fright” nurses. But wounded ma- |

rines called them “angels” when the navy's first contingent of - flight

run to Iwo Jima,

Marines said they'd seen. everything when the trim, pretty nurses | stepped from their planes onto | Iwo’s volcanic ash. But they weren't nearly so surprised as the girls themselves who were on Iwo less than a month after leaving the states. “The wounded are magnificent,” sajd Lt. Emily Purvis, Philadelphia,

the navy's first nurse svacuation program,

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bandages. If you have time enough | to look one in the eye he'll flag you | down with a big wink.”

A Tough Grind The current Iwo Jima trip is a tough grind for the nurses who are | clothed in marine jumpers, army | shoes and baseball caps. |

It's a five-hour flight to Iwo from Guam. The minute they land they the loading of , the

the return trip, which starts as soon!

Ensign Norma Harrison, fleld, O, had a strange assign-| ment along with. her regular duties when she landed at Iwo on her first trip. She was carrying an empty peanut can. When she jumped to the ground she scooped it full of Iwo Jima dirt and sand—the request of & navy doctor at a Guam hospital. | “Sir Toots” Ensign Mary Leahy, Malden, Mass, figures there just isn't any such thing as a wounded patient who won't crack a joke if he just, can talk. minute they see us.” A large percentage of the wounded, of. course, are enlisted men, who delight in addressing the nurses as “sir.” Lt. (j.g) Jeanne Doll, Ormo, Wis, recalled the vouyg: marine who said: “Sir, may I call you Toots?” Disciplinary rules for the nurses’ are stern. They must be in their

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CHAPTER TO MEET

“Hamilton-Beiry chapter, Service

‘w«8tar Legion, will meet for needle- |

work and-tiw Red Cross project at 2 p. m. Tuesday -at the home of Mrs. A. Donald Wiles, 4225 Grace-» ™ Mrs, Charles K. Mec-

the State

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JHOSIERY

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Lot (2) Two Full-Fashioned

Excellent Seconds

44,

New Easter Arrivals Daily

From New York and Chicago Ladies’ Smart Spring

Coats. Suits and Dresses

Beautiful Colors—All Sizes—Budget Priced

COATS—S16.75 to $29.75 | DRESSES—82.98 to $9.90 SUITS—819.75 to $29.75

OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P. M.

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Including Double and Single-Breasted Suits with Vests, Pants with full pleats and zipper trousers; Suits with 2 pairs pants. Hundreds

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SERVE KROGER FINER SEA FOODS FOR GOOD FRIDAY MENUS

WHITE FISH Dressed for Baking. Medium Size

BLUE PIKE FILLETS

Fancy quality,

Firm, white,

SMELTS

The fish with the distinctive flaver,

PORK SAUSAGE

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It's delicious. Bulk.

POTATO SALAD

Home style—bulk,

FROSTY FUDGE CAKE

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CRISCO

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ORANGES

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TOMATOES

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money ond get bread

velvet:

NOTICE! PEACHES

Golden Orchard halves and sliced.

TWINKLE

Gelatine Dessert.

No. 21% Can

Quart Jar

FELS NAPTHA 22 FRESH MILK

Variety. Shop Your Kroger Store Totay for the Easter Feast.

CAULIFLOWER

29:

5~39°

LARGE SNOW WHITE HEADS EACH

Clean, Smooth; medium size.

w. 108

i. 23¢

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