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been awarded the Al for outstanding P-51 Mustang
ground “crew, Sgt. ched his sircraft thout a single meThe presentation
8th air force sta-
2 . lefield commission: Hubert J, Ginder, robert Orvin, 5380 As also earned the
serving - withe Gen, in Germany and As two and onea former employee ar Co. and Mrs. George
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pn Jan. 5 when he led his platoon in its assault against strong enemy positions. Lt. Wilson exposed himself to fire nf all types in order to move among his men and urge them forward. ile" so enghged he stistained a leg wound, but continued to lead his men. His platoon inflicted heavy losses upon the enemy. while taking 35 prisoners. o » n The silver star for gallantry, nosthumously awarded Pfc. Benjamin T. Oakley, has been presented to his mother, Mrs. Vera Brady, 130 N. Fourth st., Beech Grove, atl ¥t. Harrison. Pvt. Oakley was killed Nov..28 in France while serving with a tank destroyer unit of Gen. Patton's 3d| pvt. John army. He had been overseas since| 58,0! G Oubord, Dipole, Fi, Rober April, 1944 and was 26 years Old. [son Petersburg; T. Sgt. John W. Roth, #H ”
North = Salem; Pfc. Meredith L. Sims, » Shoals; Pfc. Walter O. Taylor, Gary: Sgt
Pvt. Cleatus R. Nelms, husband of Mrs. Vivian Nelms, 1123 Spann ave; back on duty after being wounded March 5, in Germany.
P. O'Neal, « Washington; 8
J Zurath, South Bend Pfc. Richard C. Amos, Glen E. Ancil, Marion; Baldwin, Seymour; 2d Lt. James Barrett, Petersburg; 8. Sgt John R. Bayne, Winona Lake; Pvt. Hubert C. Bentley, Ft. Wayne; Sgt. James R.' Campbell, Coving-
T. 5th Gr. Sylvester B. Mumaw, a paratrooper, who has been a prisoner of the Germans since Dday, was released by the Russians
Lafayette; Pfc. Pfc. Robert L.
SAFE— Bert E. Ott, Oaktown: Pvt. Wesley White | old r., New Castle, and Pvt. Stanley FP.
from Stalag 3-C on the Polish bor-
der. News of his liberation was received by his father, Dallas T. Mumaw, 2261 Eastern ave.
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ton; T. 5th Gr. Lewis B. Caton, Terre ; Tony Cesare, Hobart, Pfc, C. Cline, Poland. Pfc. James R. Colter, Decatur Samuel E. Dehaven, Albany; T. 5th C Gordon L. Douglas, Veedersburg; Pfc. John E. Dwardy, East Chicago; Pvt. Willlam P, Everly, Evansville; Pfc. Roy Fer. guson, Edinburg; 2d Lt. Woodrow W, Fields, Richmond; Cpl. Gordon F. Green, The following Hoosiers have been | Fe! Pvt’ William D. Hein, Pt ral d e action: Wayne, Sgt. Donald C, Hornbeck, Montikilled in naval and marin {cello; 8. Sgt. James M. Hurst, Gary; Pfc Pvt. Maurice E, McFadden, Yorktown; | Lewis M. Johnson, Plymouth; Pfc. Floyd Lt (§g.) James William Prather Jr.,| W. Jones, Shoals Wheatland; Pfc. John F. Sinal, Whiting. | Pfc. Herbert P,
Pvt G
Kellman, Hammond
Wayne; 8. Sgt. La Porte; 8. Sgt. Crawfordsville; Pvt
Marion E. iim Kuszmaul, Camden; New Carlisle; Huntington:
s a 2 Sgt. Calvin Lincoln Jr., Keystone, Pfc McLarty, Marion. Pvt. George J. Me{Chalmers gions, They are: Edward H. Olson, Gary, 8 Anderson; PVL | Raymond C Cletus R. Hobgood, Mt, Richard L.| hart; Pvt, Norman B. Shidler, Ft, Wayne; Shipe, Terre Haute; Pvt, John B.|W. Smallback, Ft ayne; Pvt, Robert Bwift, La Porte; Sgt Edward R mé&n. Evans Landing; Pvt. Charles F. 8 nu # Pfc. Bert J. Allman, Seymour: Pvt wounded in action in Europe: Bartley, Brookston; 8. Sgt. Cecil A. Baker, Delbert L. Augsberger. Monroe, 2d Lt.| Pvt. William H. Bland, East Gary, T. Sgt 1st Lt. Charles G. Beatty, Seymour; Sgt. Pvt. Kenneth C. Bright, Akron; Pfc ville: Pvt.. Forrest ‘“E. Bonham, Marion;|H. Campbell, Wabash; Pfc, ewey © J. Byler, Pt. Wayne; Pfc. Albert L. Byrd, | New “Castle; Pfc. Randall Colvin, FranRobert J. Carey. Muncie: Pfc J | Earl Dillon, Vincennes; Pfc. Sylvester Dorberry Pfc. Carl P. Feyos, Mishawaka; 8. 8gt Florea, Shirley; "Richard C. Gilli-| Sgt. Theodore Fusco, Jeffersonville; T Pfc. William M. Hemmerling, Frankfort: |Harold E. Haines Muncie; Cpl Mallle G. Clovie W. Hollen, English: Pfc. Elliott O. Herbert Humphries, Alexandria: Pfc. Ed Robert C. Lawrence, Russiaville; 8. Sgt. Harold Keefer, Sombert A. Leudick, Batesville; Pvt. August J Miller, | '| Long, t 3 Fe Oe Pe. Clifford Moore, Pfc. Franklin Mackmer, Wabash;
| Edwa rd FP. Litznerski, South Bend; Pfc Eleven Indiana men have been | Carl F. Main, Columbus; T. 5th Gr. Lloyd J killed in action in fhe Pacific re-| aun Muncie; Sgt. Charles R. Mellon, 8gt. Grover R. Mullen, Richmond; Pfc Pvt, Bernard J. Butcher, Eiberneld; | 5 Claude E. = Phillips, Hazelton; pvt. Jack R, Eutsler, Rombold, Logansport; Vernon Plc. Robert E. Rude, Richmond; Pfc. roy Vern W. Myers, South Bend; Pfc. Floyd | Rushing Sr.; Pfc. Richard Sanderson, Elk- ©. O'Connor, Anderson; Pfc Harlie A. Stark-| Pfc. Chester E. Shropshire, Peru; 8. 8gt weather, Goodland; Pfc. Francis H. Bte- Jack T. Small, Shelbyville; Pvi. Edward ! 2 A Vasit, Foyntamtewn, 2d 1 Wil- | W. ‘Smith, Pt. Wayne; Pvt. Howard E. liam, Georgetown Pvt. Frederick - W. Stafford, Brooklyn; Pfc, James OC. TroutWininger, Kokomo. Young, Evansville, WOUNDED IN THE PACIFIC The following Hoosiers are on today's war department list of men | Edward Apple, Elwood: 8. Sgt. Horace E. Bailey, Martinsville, 8. 8gt. William F. Pfc. Lowell FP. Armstrong, Greensburg; | Ft. Wayne; Pfc. Clifford V. Becht, ConPvt. La Moine N. Arnett, Jasper; Pfc. |nersville: 8. Sgt. Walter F. Bilicki, Gary John -Bahler, Union City; Pvt. Earl-L.| Gerald E. Bowman, Somerset; 8S. 8gt. Balyeat, Howe; Pfc. Steve Barich, -Gary.| Harry E. Bowman, Gary. PL c Wayne L. Becraft, Auburn; Pfc. Alfred | George H. Bundy, Crawfordsville Penge, Salem: Pfc. Victor Berning, Evans-| Ralph A. Camden, Spencer; 8gt. Carlton Pvt. Raymond W. Bower, Pt. Wayne; Sgt.| Chenault, Bedford; Pfc Raymond J Ray J. drown, Hammond; Lt. Col. Ralph| Christner, Millersburg; Pfc. Paul @, Cleek, Kokomo. cisco; Pfc. John Dickerson, West LaPfc. Walter F. Calvin, Columbus: Pfc.| fayette: Pfc. Jack Dillie, Muncie; 8. Sgt Chovanee, Whiting; Pfc. Thurman T. Cor-|S&m. Jasper; Pfc. Frank A. Faith, Brucerell, Gaston; Pfc. Ancie M. Crowe, Sols-| Ville; Sgt. Lloyd FP. Ferguson, Marion: Pfc. Eugene Finley, Kokomo; Pvt. Leo| Ward C. Fisher, Angola. L. Pisher Anderson. Pfc Thurman J.| cS S8t. Virgil Fortmeyer, Columbus; Jand. South Bend: Pvt. Ray G. Glick, La-| oth Gr. Oliver Hackworth, Silver. Lake; fayeite; Pfc. Samuel E. Hancock, Madison; | Pfc. Steven Hadt, East Chicago; Pfc Hall, Griffith; Pfc. LeRoy Hayden, Attica; Ft dite a gy CEEng, oie Fiains: Pfc. Marion H. Hiner, Huntington; Pfc. C. Hundley, Columbus; Sgt. Lester M. Jackson, Aarengy ein Ft. Jackson. Lebanon: Pfc. John H. Jordan Eugene D. Lawson, Harry Leonard, Jeffersonville; Pfc. Her-! Lichatowich, South Bend, Pfc. Alfred Mc-| Cormick, Gas City; Sgt. Ralph L 30n, Conners- Ww e: ville; T. 5th Gr. John D. Moore, Farm-| go *'0
ersburg; Pfc. Thomas E. Moore, Bedford: |S 2d Lt. Jack W. Morfee, Crown Point; Pvt. Joseph A. Morris, Fowler; T. B8gt Oscar E. Neff, New Albany, Pvt. Louis H. | Newman, Le Lebanon. !
Henry Makowski, South Bend. McManus. Logansport: Pfc Miga, East Chicago Tos 5th Gr Miller, Crawfordsville; T. 5th Gr. A. Mortorff, Pleasant Lake. ee eT Sgt. Clarence -Mulzer, Evanston: T 5th Gr. Emil Naccarato, Gary, Pfc. Willtfam Neidig, Bourbon; Plc. Freeman Noel, 40 ALLISON WORKERS Patriot; 8. 8gi. Virgll J. Nort, Port: ville c. Harvey Oberlin, Butler; Pfc Naren = liver, Westpart, Pfc. Mario ivotto, Valparaiso: c. John Oshanick, Gary; Pfc. Samuel D. Parker, Gary; Pfc ENTER $1000 OLUB Pisrson Richmond; Pvt. Robert Shelton, ontgomery; Pfc. Walter D. Forty WOFKETS of the Allison divi | Sparks xaavie T. 5th Gr. Clifford Wilom ndaerson. Sgt. Ray BE. Archer, Pierceton: Pie sion became charter members of pga bolero he. $1000 club at a dinner in their Brewer T. Cooper, Plainfield; Pfc : g ! Coyel, Hymera: Sgt. Joseph P, Demhonor last night in the Claypool . Michigan City; Pvt. Bruno F. Depa, Jhotel. Hammond; 1st Lt. Richard B. Dykeman, ‘The men gained membership in iiamsmore. Prob iiant 5 Fn i pn ANG ¥ the club by submitting suggestions | Frc. Herman Re Ae E. Fruehwald, Tell City: Pfc. George to the company to aid in the pro-|Gajdos, Whiting: Pfc. James F. Garvey, duction f liso i New Castle; Pfc. Dale. W. Geyer, Bremen: engines. 0 Allis n. liquid- ~cooled | IE. Sh or y 2 oud P. Hall, Hammond; \ “ | ste arbstreat,. Bedford; Pvt, . Meudie Heatherington, Greensburg; Pvt. The suggestions vary from safety Marion E .Hineline, Chesterton; Pfc. Wendevices to methods of reclaiming | dell C. Holmes, Bedford; Pfc. Elmer L precious and vital metals, and from | Dori Cloverdale; 2 an. Alited Jaton, ’ 2) : Cc. John ain, oKomo. gadgets that aid in shipping the Mh Aur ¥. Sister, Cromwell, Pfc . : | George D. Maple, Connersville; Sgt. James completed engines, “to ideas that|w. McCammon. Farmersburg pre Robert eliminate costly and time-consum- |g. Menten, Mishawaka: Pfc Douglas H. . r, New Albany gt. Hester Miller, ing operations. Evans Landing Pvt. George E y imply Among the $1000 award winners Mackey: I Sn Joya HMO mel, are R. L. Bettman, Harry B. Davis, Charles F. Rogers, Greencastle: 8 Set W. J. Canatsey, E. E. Chastain Wilara B- Seing iol, Fr apuun . . y, . . ’ , illar Sickmarn, vansville, 8. Sgt P. C. Marshall. Arthur Turner, C. Rudolph Slerk, Miitord Pfc. Paul M W. Feely, G. T. Goodwin, R. 8. ford: Pfc. Gordon P. Taiamien. indiana y, . ‘ y . . ; Jordon F. Talanian, Indian Kegg, ‘H. T. Bain, H. A. Ganze- | Harbor 8 Set, eral Yar, Ba c arry ramme arlan; Pfc. Walmiller, K. E. Pinkstaff,-C. 8. Den={ter O. Vanbibber, Evansville; Aah ton, J. M. Holloway, T. C. Osborne, |; Vest ‘New Albany. Pic. William wi . i r e. ee a . A. E. Andrews, E. D. Baker, 8. Q.| Columbus, fas Lee, M. F. Cazzell, R. E. Messenger, | “on ¥ C. L. Mason. Hoosiers who have been wounded Also L. D. Carr, C. A. Scott, Fred |!" the European regions as anWolsieffer, L. K. Growe, J. H. De-| nounced by the war department are Lisle, dont Marshal) 5 S. Ross, | listed below. In all cases, next of kin : es Thomas, L. L.| have been notified. ennet, L. T. Grimes, Frank Gaal- | 8. Sgt. Virgil E. Andrews, Clinton; Sgt ema, H. A. Benson, C. W. Webster, | Morris W. ALsitaon, Upland; pt. Herman ’ ooresville Cc e H. F. Schott and L. W. Neal. | Bender, Gentryville; Sgt. Chater "Bettys Pred Keesling, Sam Mouron, Cur- |; Sreencanie: cpl RR Derost. JU 3 . an tis H. Miller and George W. John- | Webster; Pic. Aorose W. Book, Floyds . 5 v u, Brewer, Gary; Pfc son, $1000 winners, are now in the | Thomas Byers, A onvilic, Pfc. Woodrow 8 armed forces, Barnett. Marengo; Eve, John E. Brown, ckpor c Brown, Muncie. Pfc. Clarence L. Caldwell, Paris Crossing: EDITOR HERE APRIL 9 8. 8gt. Arthur E. Campbell, Richmond; Pfc, Roland E. Casto, Lafayette; T, Sth et C. O'Connor, associate edi- Gr. Donald L. Clark, Columbus; Pfc, Ken- , “National Underwriters” maga-|s. cook, Salem.” pieoiersvilie} ag vn or will speak at a dinner-meeting | es Laiayette; Set. Joseph, L. Eglen, Meof the Indianapolis Insurance board (Pee Guy R. Fisher, Bic yt WioYd, Roos, R
Pfc. Leonard
in the Athenaeum April 9. Bi aun Bo Ear Robert B. EVENTS TODAY |eoiincents Katherine McBroom, at St Wai ot fos Cross, World War Memorial | Guanes. Sitttha Wood, at Bt. Vincent 5 NoondasiHoly Week services, eKith's and | | Jesse, Dorothy Jones, at 1417 IE ooksda. Festival of Passover. |Eheias. Aare Schaedui, ker Indianapolis © Federation of Community| chusetts, 2 Masaad
Civie clubs, meeting, Washington hotel,
7:30. J Phi Delta Theta, luncheon, Columbia club, DEATHS noon. Mary Jape Clift, 177, at
no Sronic myocarditis EVENTS TOMORROW anhle Graves, 86, at Phi Delta Theta fraternity, Lond day p
1332 Parker, 906 E. 50th, cerebral hemorrhage. She, S810 Lillie A. Oldridge, 71, at 2719 N. Olney, Banca, Colrmbi Hab, cerebral hemorrhage. Feng pI rd Rosamond Tyler, 29, at City, septicemia. Theodore R. MacConnell, 66, at St. Vincent's, cirrhosis of liver
BIRTHS Flora Ann White, ‘87, at 3910 N. Capitol, chronic myocarditis. Twins Mary Ella Strahm, 83, at 126 Berkley dr., John, Ockreada Hayes, boy and girl, at| yirieriosclerosis. 876 W. “10th. la T. Graney, 62, at 33 N. Tremont, Girls Essie Shipp. Paul, Dorothy Ellis, at Coleman. IPP, 63, at Methodist, uremia, Kendall, len Harrison, at Coleman. Riley, Mary Shuttléworth, at Coleman, MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert, Sarah Spragué, at Coleman, Ralph, Doris Craig, at Methodist. Richard, Margaret Keil, at Methodist. * Robert, Christina Kieninger, ib Methodist. Frank, Ellen Onan, at Methodis Kenneth, Gertrude Preston, at Methodist. William, Audrey Jones, at St. Vincent's. James, Kathleen Mitchell, at St. Vincent's. Clayton, Beulah Stingley, at 8t. Vincent's. ROB he Na omi Anderson, at 8513 Bveiva Ls nneso elyn Liberty Miles, Robert, Este McKenna, at 536 E. 30th st, | job L. Davis, Silcvile, Be oH a Mas Ron
Boys inson, 210; 8. Mlino Jack, Alice Goodrum, at Coleman. Mark Augustus Craven: "sar N. California: William, Kathleen Kelsey, at Coleman. Ruby V. Jackson, 2406 Rader, : Doyle, Doris Bowman, at Methodist. Talmadge D. Farmer, 911 E. Washington; Wilma Henry, at Methodist ; Fern Leona Sampson, 2121 Martha, Fred Mildred Miller, thodist. * Stuart Malcolm Duuglas, 4" w an: Erma Al Pratt, Mathodist Irene Tansey, 1829 Tro ‘Robert Bugene Wallace. 1 1320 Wade, Margare | Elizabeth Finely, 214 N. 8th, Beech
Joe bo 4835 W. Morris; Eutabetn
Maurice G. Money, D; ATTice G, Jten &. Lanville; Ruth Prances Vernon Lester Eimer, 1427 | oresen_Agan, 1205 ‘W. 36th. e ward Garrity; witha Bllen Helm, 2240 oo Roosevelt; am vderick Dakin, 1431 t; miabierine Aun Haller, W. New ore ey. int E Cruea, 2118 Winthrop. IOP! Ta Mas Russell Funk, 1017 8.
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Elizabeth Ann Williams, Violet Golay, at St. Vincent's. , Ada Romer, at St. Vincent's,
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Bedford; Rensselaer; Dale; T Evansville Muncie; 8. livan; Pfc Pvt
Marion; Muncie; Pvt. fayette
William J Kanyur, r.| Pfc. Rex y
E. Kemple,
Kintner, Kizer Logansport; ing; Pfc. Ernest Herbert D. Simon A.
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Tell Ropedorn Tell City; Haley, Pfc.
Sgt. John
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Edwin Bockbrader, son of Mrs. Glenn Kiplinger, 3360 Jenin - Germany |
L. Frederick, |Jo¢ BE. McKain,
. Jettersonville; |e! Plc. Ferdinand P. Green, Lawrenceburg;|y ck: pyt. James A. Nagel, Wheatfield: S City; Pfc. eon eonard | Bernard Brazil, . Walter D Eugene R Darrell H W. Hartman, : Harold R. Hoff, Peru; T. James L. Hopple Frank Jacobs Jr win L. Jones,
Culver; Cpl. John J.| Auburn; M. Jen-
Whiting Lake; Rushville; Keelan, Gary; T. South Bend; Craigville; Sgt
Sth
Gr. Ed-|R. Sprunger, T. Sgt Woodrow | Decatur; Pvt John E. Lanfte, Leonard, Sinderer,
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John W. Larrabee . . .
Pvt. killed in Italy.
Pvt. prisoner of Germany,
Devault, Romney; Bernice, Pfc, Pvt. Voyle 2d Lt. John E
bein; 8. Sgt. Battista Lorenzini Pfc, James 1. Marshall, Richmond, Pfc Maurice. McCullough, Dana; T. 56th Gr. |g Seymour; Pvt Vv { Miller, Bool ville; 8. Sgt. Elmer A. Miller, | Richmond; Pvt, Louis C. Myers, Cambridge Clarence 8. Moffatt, French
Universal. | Pfc. Ph {R. Trinkle Trowbridge, Andrew L. vida a ls, Jr I
ip M. Tinkle, Marion: Pvt. John Campbellsburg; Pvt. Richard South Bend; Pvt. Mike] town, Bend; T. 5th Gr Albert | ington rrre Haute, Pfc. W. Leo Wil- | City. Pvt. Lawrence Wilson,|! Pfc. Glenn Pfc Raymond Witte, Avilla: | Othmar Kluesner, Robert J Weber, Laurel: Cpl. Alex! Lockhart, West Zackiew § e Hammond, Pfc. Lawrence W.!1, McCollum, Zuber aFontaine Py. Joseph Przestwor Jr., South " x » I % NuenschW aes {Bend, ‘Pfc. Louis J, gPrzybylski, South ester THEN A | Bend; Pvt, Elmer Jet , Oldenberg, Pfc | Charles W. Forter, Rensselaer, Sgt. Robert Price, Terre Haute. Pfc. Charles Ralston, Milroy Paul Roberts, Evansville, Pfc. John D Richey, Marion; Pvt Wayne L S, Sgt. George R. Ff Pfc. Chester H. Reyr Pfc. Robert D. Scole
Sgt. Wililam K. Nelson, Marion; 8. Sg! Har | 1lae Orr, Anderson; Pfc: Robert H, Price
| 5th Gr. Floyd W the following Lawrence Powell | Pupjak, Whiting: Sgt servicemen Who are now pris=|wheatfield: Pvt oners of the German government. Wheatfield . . Pvt. Eugeme B In all cases next of kin have been| Sgt. Charles F
notified and kept ‘informed of the An Gr Sonar J James R. Snyder, Ft IB PAG . ¥ | George . /illiams L. Spencer, Elkhart erviceman’'s. most recent status. Berne, Pfc. Joseph C als Pvi. Morr H. Aplin, Hammond: Pvt Bend; Pfc. Jack 'T. Smith, | Raymond V. Armour, Gary. Sgt. Joseph Pte Harrison W. Soots, Ko- Jo Bead Elkhart Pfc. Richard G komo: T. 4th Gr. Cloyd R. Smit} Al- | Cl Gary. Sgt. Roy G. Clark, Ham- | Barnett. Mitchell bandy; Pvt. Phillip M. Smith donat et. Pfc. Ormond Z. Cooper,” Noblesville; ing. Ft Wayne; T Howard B. Smyth, Peru; Pvt, Bil I G John E. Dav. Corvdon: Pvt. |ci, East Elwood seph L Deakyne, Kokomo; Sgt. Jack E.! Muncie
nounced names of | state Sgt. | Ed-
mond; fayette; T. Sgt 2d Lt. | Robert South Robert L Willlam H. Babb
| kowski,
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AnHam- | Pvt
Otter-1J. Stiner, Pvt. Arthur
STRAUSS SAYS: 11 ONE DAY
Max C. McCullough . . . | S. Sgt. Richard J. Brown . . . | prisoner of Germany.
Pfc. Paul T. Good, Bt. Elmer G. Graves O. Hammond, Bloom- |
H. Kintzel Jasper Pleg Richard T. | son Lafayette Winchester; Ft. Wayne; Mishawaka: M The war department today an- | Frank P.. Paczkowski, East Chicago. Piechocki Columbus Norman R Harold G
Ullery Whitledge Wibben 8helbyville PRISONERS OF GERMANY
Adams Boonville; Pic
4th Gr Chicago Sgt
NEARER
L. STRAUSS & £0, ».
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Donald Ayer, Lite, Inc. engineer, while fighting near
Urban Merl, (left), wounded in Germany, and David A. Wilson, son of Mrs. Christina Meadows, 1621 S. High School rd., wounded -! Feb. 11, in Manila.
Arterburn, awarded
star.
Point; Sgt. Warren G. Brown, Ft Cpl. Henrv P, Bradfield, Ft. Wayne, Plc Wiley Brewer Kentland, Sgt. Paul Bucheister Jr., Cedar Lake, 1st Lt. Edward L. Cella, Evansville; Capt Julius Chitwood, | Bend: Michigan | Columbus Pfc. David Cook. East Chicago waka ; 8. Sgt. Paul D. Dungan,” Cambridge | Michael Panich, Gary: Pfc. | City; T. 5th Gr. Robert Dunlap, Ander-|Prior. Huntington; Cpl. Pvt. Richard Emmons, Warsaw; Pfc | Ft. Wayne Herman | Dan Ferrand. New Castle: Sgt, Benjamin| _ PV! Truman | Ford, Pt. Wayne: Pvt. Donald ‘8. Poy, | Rarick Pvt. i Crawfordsville; Pie. Ronald Perris, Sgt. [non: Pfc. Carl Fisher, Elwood; Pfe David | Pfc © |P. Gee, Kokomo: Sgt Paul Godocik, East| Charles Garv. Pvt. | Chicago: Pfc. James Gunter, Jeffersonville, | E Smith, Perrysville; Pvt. John G Sgt. William Harris, Elberfeld; Pyt. El-| Vincennes: Pfc Schoon. | don ‘Hepler, Nappanee: Sgt. Augustus Hill Charles E Snapp, Lafay Schultz Evansville: Pfc. Anthony Harmacinski, | neth Sommerville, Pvt. “ South Bend; Pfc. Darwin Holaday, Bloom-|bury, Tell City; ingdale; S. Sgt. Fidelis. Hopf Jasper; Pvt. | 2d Lt. Robert Aloysius Janik, Whiting; Pfc. Joss Jar-| Sgt rett, - Kokomo: T. 5th Gr. Robert Kahl/{ Maurice Sadowsky St. Mary of the Woods: T 5th Gr. Charles| W. Tolley, Hammond: Pvt. Kaufer, New Albany; T. 5th Gr. Prancis| Terre Haute; Sgt. John T | Keener, Pierceton: Pfe. Donald King, | cago. Sgt Thomas E. Th { Madison Pfc Richard Knight. Royal Pfc Cpl. | Center: Pf¢. Robert Koehler, Wabash; ward Trimble, Knox Cleo Pte. Eugene Kubiak, South Bend Frankfort Richard E Bern- Pvt Bernard large Culver; Pfc. Ray- Second Lt Alfred Bianuc-| mond Lindgren Jr. South Bend: T. 4th| Pfc. Cletus Weiss Ft David Billings, Gr Edmund Malinowski Gary Pvt. | R Williams; Shelbyville H. Boldt, : Crown | Wagne McClure, Hammond fc. William Willis, Anderson
Wayne;
McKown, Pt. Wayne: Pvt Uniontown; Sgt T.,h 5th Gr.
Pvt. Louis
Charles~ Keleher, Atwood;
Pvt,
Pvt Pfc
Goshen Eugene Saucerman, Smith, Hartford Pic.
South Bend: T Bedford: T Bicknell. Sgt
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we shouldn't publish an announcement here ..... today in our accustomed place! As it is—the store will be packed-what with Easter next Sunday— and Spring about to really take hold!
OF COURSE—as a matter of faet, our daily messages are not intended to be “crowd-bringers”— or store “filler-uppers” — We” like to keep them informative— helpful — We like to publish “news” highlight things that are interesting from YOUR standpoint (rather than ours)—that's true.
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with the Canadian army.
Leba- | Hammond: Pvt. Carl Robb,
Pfc. John Stenger, M. Stevens, Rigdon Stroud, South Bend; Rochester;
Robert’ N. Weeks, Ft Branch: Sgt. George
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Robert Mires,
William Murtaugh, South Charles Nyers, Mishae Nelson, 1st Lt.
Butler; Pvt, Garnet$ Ralph Peterson,
Clarence Rogier, Bandon; Pfc. John Richard Ramsey,
Mount Vernon; Dugger: Pvt, City; Pvt, Guy Howard Smith,
Monroe Smith, Peru; Pfe,
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Bernard Trim, Ft: Wayne; Pvt, -
Arthur Tucker, Waynes
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