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FRIDAY, APRIL PO, 1945.0, ita od i THE INDIANAPOLIS IMFS

Hoosier Heroes: One Killed, 3 Missing Now War Prisoners

DEAD s 3 ad ; - Pfc. Robert, L. Howrey, Fountaintown; J | Ri Es p Pfc. John D. Ker per. Biutiton; Bvt. Rick . 4 2 | 3 : ard E. Kessler, endallville; Pvt, uls In _combat only four veeks, 3 3 ¥ ? M. Lattner, Evansville; Pfc. Theron: C.| T. 5th Gr. Walter W. Sheridan, | J ——— 3 ’ , | Lindsey. Bluffton; Pfc. Thomas 2 Mar", Y i » . husband of Mrs. Dolores Sheridan, | Pu , Er Be Er Mas : ; : y @ 1311 Kelly st, was killed Easter : PEE : Rh |e I Nelson jiskuriand, Eck-| ou fs d A ¥ F 0 R M 0 T H i R’S D A Y . 3 1 pa: 4 ; | ’ erty; 2 t /illiam cKain urora; | : . Pe a . Sunday’ in France: ’ § E { ; | Pvt: Stephen J. Moryl, La ‘Porte. { » BE 5 f ’ “An infantryman with the 66th | 8 . 4 8 \ oo Pfc. Albert R. Neal, Attica; Pvt. Knarf it ” : ! futad . Bin . I~ 3 b bo % Si |S. Newby, Peru; Pfc.’ David R. Penn, » ‘ > 3 division, the: 31-year-old serviceman } EWE vi : ; 5 | North Manchester: Pfc. John E.. Perkins | J ; pat ; ; : was a former employee of the A, : : : | 5 i pu | son, Nabb; Pvt. George P. Popard, Ches- . . J ; TRY e . hl | 3 g . terton; Pvt Roscoe E Rafferty, Flat 2 : LN . » ' : & P, and had been overseas since : a ; § § | Rock; Pfc. Carl+d. Record, Kokomo: 8.| . i i % Diecss Her 1 p for Her Chore as 1 nationalistio January. " : ci | Sgt. George A. Réed, Goshen; Pvt. Robert vty : ; Se . ! f : : s ; | 3 Eo d tland; 8. Sgt. Thomas E . world war. » Surviving besides ‘his wife, are| 2 { FE Lt. John, Ww Richardson, 3 . 5 : : 5 8 § / S § 4 | Anderson; Sgt. Edward E. Rigsby, Nabb, : Ria ' : / 1 ) ro. : 7 1ction. his small son, Ronald, who is 2 : i : A BS ae EE tne A A cr Betore. . 1n PRETTY~ cing of Presi= years old, two brothers, Pfc. Sher-| n ; Set. Rolland O. Shank. Ft. Wayoe: Sgt. | 0 8 house ways man Sheridan, with the 38th di- ; y { | Chadles L. Showen, Marion; Pfc, .Gerald | : . JE : Q TOW : STS rT Ce ire ;: 2 , ; a] AW J! 1 ¥ . HM ¢ . ciprocal tariff vision in the Philippines, and — Ww. Sumer, Covitiglon; Dis. lawinee : S-A-FLOWER APRON S , Sher S, XQ : i | Smit Elkhart; Sgt. Melvin FE. Spears, | by Represek: K Robert Sheridan, Indianapolis; a) .g gg. paris 0. Cross . T. 5th Gr. Walter W. Sheridan Smits, Elkhart, sgt. Melvin 2. spear hairman, | sister, Miss Marjorie Sheridan, Day- | freed by allies. : . + + killed in France, { East Chicago; Pfc. Eugene W. Stein, Ft 1s to frighten - ton, O, and an aunt, Mrs. Jen Nayns; Pf¢. Richard V, Stoner, Union! { | . ie i city. g . : ted and cone Sherman, Indianapolis. T. 4th Gr. August J. Tarka, East Chis Ni And these are just hints of the flock of prety down to the o LJ n pe cago, Pvt. Ira Terry, Sullivan; Pvt. Joseph = i it possible for } A. Van Cleave, Frankfort; Pvt. Erwin D : ed i : vo 3 3 vangilder, South Bend; 1st. Lt. John C a: : aprons ou'll find on our ourth | ons, make for | PRISONERS 2 ; A Wade, Columbus; T Sgt. Lewis Wall, 3 RO : Y . F u Floor, . . t. George Breerman, a former Frankfort; T. 5th Gr. Willlam C. Ware, Fy i utlets for our ih : : : op West - Lebanon; Pfc. Scheryl-J. Warnock, J employee of the Warmoth Engrav- id i Westville; "Pvt, Prank L. Waymire, { : | : ‘ # § 2 Brookston; Sgt. Kenneth L. Wisel, Roan~ ' 4 ing Co, Is a prisoner of war in| i ; * oke; Pfc. Maurice E. Zion, Zanesville

S business, It ere are those ble. siprocal trade tary of State our state dee other gOVerne

Germany according to word re-| ARMY WOUNDED—PACIFIC REGIONS i 3 ! Soo Organd

F 2 . Pfc. Thurl &. Cotle, Portland: 1st, Lt. RES 4 3 fi : ceived by his employer. { E Bes 3 2 | Wilbur P. Kirkpatrick, New Castle, 3 3 : normous po ket A card sent from a German i Ro Pic. Ignatius E. Dylejko, ‘South Bend; | A be OV 3 io ’ a diithatie fl riso mp but t Set. Broer=- oi ; i 2d Lt. Jack D. Tucker, ‘Angola; Pfc. | dis i : TRA i prison camp but not in Sgt. Broer-| ’ Grothe Zare Mishawaka : man’s handwriting was sent to the| EE | . ; ARMY MISSING—EUROPEAN REGIONS

company ‘and friends also have : | : T, Sgt. Alvin V. Gray, Independence | . . -l Ch N oy J T. Sgt. Charles Jones Jr., Lyons; Pic heard through short-wave broad ” Alexander Reinerio Jr.,, Crown Point;

casts that’ he is a prisoner. F capt, Robert JH. Shirley, Orleans; T, 4th

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, goes farther, . : Eo frkey, C dy; 8 - t only 5 per | G7 Borman, who is 4, a | Co ner, Hora 5, Se Sack ro en missing since the Battle of the Pfc. Lloyd C. Moore . . . prison- ig B. Willingham, Evansville; T. Sgt. Robert tariff act of y p Pfc. Arthur Yates . . . safe. |p witie "Muncie: T. 4th Gr. Robert W

Buige in December. His last letters! er of Germany, | Wyant, ‘Thornton; Pfc. Peter J, Zubeck, were written from Luxembourg. First Lt. Leland P. Lux, 1638 N.| East Chicago. A member of the medical corps, MIS. “sosern Sergl, 227 S.-Arsenal| pennsylvania st, has been awarded | , First SX Ouell J E3net, Floyds Ende: he has been overseas nearly three ave, that he was among those lib-|{he air medal for flights in the | Richard D. Burnett, Fe. Wa TEE? years. and went into service in 1941. erated from Bad Orb. southwest Pacific area, The opera-|fense EB Cockrill Tink, oa , He made his home with Mr. and In two V-mail letters written ‘by itiong included attacks on Jap ship-| wards, Bicknell: Pfc. Georke RX °Farmei,

ap { slkhart; Pfe. Claude A. bit Mrs. George Burrous, 1265 W. 33d PVi. Sergi in Germany, he sald ne ping and installations in which he Ea et, ppt. cary!

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mportant. part tion program rnational poe and the pro=

L ‘re Be tei Ay A 3 tion fund to st., while in Indianapolis. expected to be home soon The 15 {“displayed outstanding courage, Officer Eugene L. Jones, Boonville, Sgt | year-old soldier was fighting .with|apilitv and dev " Robert 1. Jones, Bicknell . 8 € n evotion to duty. . submitted to ay " the 106th division when taken pris-| Ffe. Cleo B. Keller, Yoder: S. Sgt. Day id in hand, ° Sgt. Earl Fleeger, nephew of Mrs : : . 8 a 8 L. Leap, Madison; Sgt.=George W. Myers 5 . \ oner, “i ar ‘esli : rsville; Pvt Willis " Niccur Paul Moore, 1112 N. Oakland ave. 5 ns First Lt. Reward Wesling Jr, son Gomme rt sore am TF. Miccu m, ; is interned in a German prison of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wesling | mo; Pvt. John F. Ozug, Gary; Pfc. Thomas . 905 . ay hell; 8. Sgt. R ; of events that camp near Dresden. He had been WOUNDED Sr, 2052 N. capl- Rich" Wost eu: Pic ohert ; ge to congress § missing in Belgium since Dec. 21. Pvt. Loyd E. Davis, husband of | tol ave, has been \ | Rhodes, Kentland. act, President Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Flee- Mrs. Stella M. Davis, 2505 E. Ray-| aWarded the air Se: Tir Oar No Shuerman, ariff barriers © ger, Lafayette, he was employed by mond st, was wounded in action | medal at his 8th a | Wayne: T. Sgt. Dudley C. Snyder. Winanly way that J Dr. H. J. Hoskins, Indianapolis March 11 on Luzon. He is hospital- | 21 force base in (Bend: gg Sky Sou ce her recone veterinarian, before entering the ized now and is expecting to be re- | England. |Z, Suton, Hertford City! Plc , - 1 { | Dallas M. Vergon, Laketon; Pvt. Burdette 5 so she would # army four years ago. He is 32 and'turned to the states p pio 3 P 51, a {Ea Wisel. De D; Th Eurderts 3 went overseas last October. Son of Mrs. Mae Davis, Hobart, | nels ane went : | Wilczynski, Gary; T.sSgt. Dave J. Wil- . . ? 8 mn # Ok > i overseas last No- gs, { loughby, Decatur. ngress passed i X ; Okla., Pvt. Davis 1s 29 and has two| Veit: Oc. of ARMY MISSING—PACIFIC REGIONS the so-called Pfc. Lloyd C. Moore, previously re- sons,” William -Lovd and “George e N A | Em Rex M_¥i11612, Crown Point : a ’ . ai, ’ wi Jil all along the ported missing in France since Jan. Allan. He has been” in the army his buddies wrote a | Sgt. Chatles E. Sedam, Knox d by passage | 19, has written his parents, Mr. and gince December, 1043, and went his parents to tell 7 ‘ ARMY PRISONERS OF GERMANY over adminise | Mrs. C. G. Moore, 440 Bell st, that gyerseas last.June. them how he shot » Pvt. George R. Allegree. Mishawaka: F ad Se | : . 3 - of the Germar overseas last.Jun down a German Lt. Wesling 8: Sgt.- William -H, Alter, St. Paul; ’'Pvt : he is a prisoner of the Germans in. A member of a medical detach- : . Behl William H. ANSE, SC in orld trend tos | Stalag 5-A. ment of the infantry, he was in New plane. He is a graduate of Short- L Harrell Linton; T, Set Law retice E i as serving pr pv : id ‘se 1 "er ess, oonville vi yeorge F. Hizer with his ree | Pvt. Moore was serving. with the Guinea before going to Luzon. He Fiage high ‘sc hoo} and entered tne Rising Sun; Sgt, Earl -8 paskel Gary: was too late, 12th armored division. is a former employee of Chevrolet. Army In January, 1943. Pvt. Paul D. Rollins, Bloomf: eld; Cr awife oH 88 =n | . e —— i E. Shaeffer, - Delphi; T. Sgt hn J h some tariff § | # 8 0 Urmon, Dunkirk, and Pvt, Donald J, Wilhat might be § SAFE— | Wounded Dec. 8 while serving STATE— son, Kendallville Th f ha * a Veer Nie yi pi . i Pichi Pfc. William | rahsville Pfc Previomsly reported missing in with the 3d army in France, Pfe.| Cpl." Richard’ J. Holmann ef ;onn "1 Bare. Lexing ee uture. Germany since Feb. 26, 8. Sgt. Leslie John R. Durham, .son of Mr. and Broekvilie was killed Tuesday when Basham, Marion, Roy D Baumax, i any <0, dD. « L@S my, Tne . J 1. n_ iehe . > Rockport; « ester E, Beal, Spades;| leasons' ; Smith has written his fiancee, Miss MIS. C: B. Durham,” 3345 Washing-ia B-29 crashed north of Punta pte john L. Bowman. Lebanon: Pvt. Louis oh SN ; 3 ton blvd., has now returned to duty. | Gorda, Fla. {E. Brown, Terre Haute, 8. S vill HE ap WN eG / Gay colored gingham with

Lorene. Revnolds, 4642 Rookwood, that he. is. safe and expects to return home soon. Sgt. Smith is a former resident of Crawfordsville,

Bungard, Butler. 3 : . 5 20 : a r ] Pvt, Durham is 20 and has been : s 8 = : Pvt. Trine Castillo, East Chicago; 3 i EI - strips of white fagoting awarded the purple heart. Over- The following Indiana#servicémen pri. Donald ‘M. Childes. Anderson g : / Boll; y 1 | binding. 3.00 . Spt . . Ore ear odav's official casualt Leonard W. Chrisenberry, Monticello; Pfc 7d a ;seas since August, he is a graduate appear on today's official daily vie Collins, Cloverdale; Pfc. James W

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LYS ard means ST 7 A ;0f Shortridge high school and en- lists: + Gardner, gan) ay S Sgs. Walter G. Gehl- © continuation | tered the army in August, 1943 NAVY DEAD ausen, Bristow,4Pvi.."James M. Jordan ay to reduce 8. Sgt. Paris Osborne, Cross; for- 2 % “Put James M. Darnéll. Bain- Beansvili. : . Coverall to end { merly of 709 N. Emerson ave, who, oo... Sgt. Saul Hargis, son of | hidse; Marin Pfc, George E. Graham, Doc of Ma 8 Radel, Suyi3 se Organdy “shortle” all: coveralls, of ncreased cone | was captured Dec. 16, while sery- Mrs Anha Harnishfeger, 510 S vl Atkinson. "Gas City Mormar, South Bend; Sgt. Floyd O. Noel. pepped up with print, “besgt-dress” ! oh } S. ¢ - ro. o ! Alkinso : Hy. "ortyille; fc. Ralph W. Nonte, Dubois; : mn - 1 we have ree ? ing with the 106th division, has po. «was wounded on Iwo Jima. | MISSING Sgt. Willard L. Padgett: Coal City: Pvt , ) cut to ripple like a ruf- pr tet Siper Gi p ; : p 3 7g ies: oO | ; sunner’'s Mate 2-¢ Harold Gil {| William H. Parker, Lz . Pfc. Gerald | : : 3 ton, LU, 1 tariff rates, § been Hierated by allied armies: Feb. 22, and now is in a hospital in Gunner's Mate 3 Harold Giles. Pao; VHliam I eRe a og nar fle. 4.98 : v se with which The 29-year-old sergeant spoke .... p..itic area NAVY WOUNDED ~ Potts, Cannelburg. . on a broadcast of the U. S.-army| , "_.. ny veer . Marine Cpl. Elton M. Adams: Ham-}, pyt James - rd: | } a verseas this week. His -four chil-| A veteran of 12 years. marine mond; Signalman 3-c Paul Dean Alex- Pvt William J Rana ad lly exhausted overseas S . io | corps. service he is 36 and was in| ander, Ft. Wayne: Marine Pfc James G.| james F. Shanks, Milan; Pfc. Arthur

t under pres dren, Ernie, Betty, Bobby and Brake, Connersville: Marine Cpl. Robert | Shell, Aurora; Capt.*Wilton J. Sherman

: ’ ’ os Iceland when war was declared. He h ison: Maris ste. Donal ary. ; | - oi | , total dutiable Paris Jr, all live in:Indianapolis. . ade SBver: f y Beach, Madison: Marine Plo. Donald L [Gaxny: ple. Phillip M. Short, Clinton; Pvt. | i ’ has made several tours of duty in J. Brvarl Valparaiso: Pharmacist Mate | Marion L. Shuler, Walkerton: Pfc. George of 1039 values. - a the Pacific 2-c Max Marion Dudley, Bicknell; Marine R. Sirko, Gary, Pfc. Charles E. Skidmore,| - . Vian Captured Dec. 22. bv the Ger- i Cpl. Frederick W FEhlen. Gary: Marine Aurora; Capt. Samuel W. Suttle, Terre | ] oe creased, there 5 : ” ” ” Pfc. Richard M_ Fraley, Dunkirk: Marine | Haute; Cpl. Harold H. Stohry, Shelbyville

trade. ¢ mans, Ist Lt. John G. Murnane,» Cpl. James W. Stull, husband of | Pfc. Robert :H. Frame Winchester, Ma-_T er Raymond H. Uhde, Newburgh; respect to our son of Mrs. Josephine Murnane, \;. "peggy Sul; 3005 S: Meridian | wy ©. red Getha, South Bend NN CA ohm 1d Can formerly of 6234 Washington bivd.,' , | BEY Sill, ova BD, Cpl. Larry N. Ashton, East Chicago lom and Cane } \ { |b Rt ' st, and san of Mr. and Mrs. James | Pfc. - Herbert G. Bevins, Boston: 2d Lt ent tariff re 14s been reed by a 1sslan army tll a gaz . Willis H. Burton, Clinton: Motor Machin | i Lt. Murnane is a graduate of A Still, RB. 6 Box 5, WAS ist's Mate 3.c Pred George Dick, Gary ed on 90 per § C 4" od sis , % 11 wounded in Germany March 31. He Seaman 2-¢c Donald Lee McShirley, Yorkrv in 193 3 Jathedrad high school and former rie . a) i Hencls own; Pvt. Nicholo Recchio, Elkhart; Pic | Bptey 1 » student of Indiana university MY mae hospital 0 England. . | John William: Rhonemus; Liberty | i re dono : | An infantryman with the oth _ARMY. DEAD—EUROPEAN REGIONS we : : so... army, he i5-23 and "has been Over-| Pfc Mervin A. Jackson, Kingman; Pvt? A paratrooper, Pfc. Arthur Yates, : . gen ove Fis E “James” 2 kson XR Hi pus he: : a i. Three .teen-canteens "will hod

: i : seas since av {Tom : + Who was: Zeported nissag-tn Ger- eas Since May, He was awarded Connie A Hern.. Carbopr- Pvt, Gene . (she, silver, star last ‘July for Stop- | Bernell Rhod 5, Shelbyville Pic. Mattmas|gocial events tonight, » ying the enemy single-h {M. Schoger, Anderson: Pfc. Clayton ‘E: wi oe 8 ¢ . according. to ord . received “trom?! 8 ing anded with; | Smith, Patriot, Pvt. Charles E. W aver. * Boogie Barn will sponsor a rev@e the Red at his rents, Mr his mortar’ gun after the two other |niak, Whiting; Pfc. James L. Wheeler, ne eC ow ha pa n 28. ‘men in’ the gun crew had been | Knox at the Garfield community center and Mrs, tobert iles, § pe : PUROPEAN RECAGNG . we Ded wounded DEAD—EUROPEAN REGIONS Boogie , Haven, a spring dance at

Lynn st. > 3 Maurice J. Barnes, Huntington; Pic. Yates. who is 37. is a former “He attended Southport high | pro “Richard R. Blunk, Mooresville; Pvt. Christian park, community center, . wii SL rn school and was employed 7 the | Robert A. Bruick, Ft. Wayne; Pfc. Edward | i - employee of the Baltimore & Ohio std po by the 000 irk, Union City: bre. William 1 | 80d Boogie Buckett, a formal open Railroad and has been overseas 18 P. R. Mallory Co. before entering |Creasey.’ Terre Haute. Pvt. Maynard E ing at its new Memorial Presby- . the army in Se ptember 1942 | Dale, Mishawaka T Sgt. Warren Disbro i 1} . months, serving ° previou#ty in y oR | Dilisboro: Pvt. Paul E. Earles, Hillsdale. | (7180 church quarters.

4 many since Deg! 2271s now safe,

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id navy brass congressional

de, in peaces France and Holland. 8. | Pee. Lawrence E. Goodman, Jasonville | Alexander Kasey will be master f information iin p HONORED— we, Herman U. Klumpe, Fowler: Pvi.(of ceremonies at the revue; Jack Pvt. Thurman Moore, son of Mr. M. Sgt. Wayne C. Needler, hus-|bra N. McCray, Corydon: Pvt. Burns ©. Johnson will have charge of a jit- HAND do is protect {3 and Mrs. Eldon Moore, 622 N. Ala- band of Mrs. Edith I. Needler, 2230 | Parks, Laayeues Py Richard Acioarks. | terbug contest; Bill Robinson, spes in too much hama st, who was first reported Union st, has been awarded the 2d Lt. Billy B LR Sharpsville. Pre. cial music, and Joan May, ushers. | overiment Wo i missing, then a German prisoner, bronze star for’ meritorious service Josep ig Creniana rotor! Louise. O'Connell, vocalist, and | 8 E A U T Y A 8 S 0, has now written that he was lib- In support of combat operations in J. Risner. Knox: Sgt Kenneth L Stevens, | Mazie LaRue, danger, will entertain provide severs 1 erated by the 3d army when they northern Italy, Pi oni 24 wn Wiliamone, at the spring-dance. Doc Watson's yernient ems entered Bad Orb on Easter. "| A division sergeant major of the |Lakevile. “| orchestra will play. Honor guests| Ses any infor { “U. 8. army C rations taste like 10th Mountaineer division; he vel- ARMY DEAD—PACIFIC REGIONS will include the newly-organized | Beautiful hand th % of Sant r “any Hales steak.” witte the 19-year-old sol- unteered to arrange entertainment fe. Collins Ficus. Bloomfield: Pvt. adult council composed of Mes- | Sauifiy’ hands are Ye result of cenpan! care: been Prepared dier, “after eating that Jerry po- for battle weary troops who needed | v : Ervin R Lear, Bruceville : 2 dames A. Wayne Eubank, John On! a few minutes a da with the right mani CLIPPER SET : tato soup for a hundred days.” relaxation and. rest. Although his ARMY WOUNDED—EUROPEAN REGIONS Saltz Jr, J. C. Eade, William A ny y Sl : : ik Pvt. Moore said, however, that he normal duties required a minimum a Pre pat R Bapmgartel, Huntington, Lawyer, Frank Sweeney, R. Sent- . : ; Compact and eonveniefit pocket stvie was well and expected to return to|0f eight hours a day, he planned Roveri © Berkenctoek farisviile, pu; Man, Claude King, Wayne O. Smith cure aids will keep your hands enviably lovely, ase with snap-button closure: contain ich. A ares ’ the: States soon. land staged several ‘dances and Best rR Bloomer prey Rnslie, plc y or and W. O. Worrell and Marie Dyar, ras yd Ge : P i 40 dh ial! . i tage Re I be. “8.05 other types of amusements Dillte, Crown Point a; ost. Merle L | chairman. , . Start today the La Cross way. ns 33 = Srs0) wl ? Wi we Tigra i vt. Rocco James Sergi, who was His. brother, Earl, is with the Fisele, Michigan City; Pvt. James w.| The Rev. Ralph O'Dell, Memorial pail fie and comb, . Case is of gepuite ad ever been |} captured by the Germans on Dec. air forces, He entered military |gearord. cor on or ieth A. Harms | Presbyterian pastor, has been com- | Plesk in medium brown. tone.”3,50. and forever | 16, has written his parents, Mr. and service in July, 1942. "| Pui. Richard H. Howald, Brazil, Pvt. Ed. | mended by the Church Federation | : is permanent, een . ward L, Hudson, Seymour. ' of Indianapolis social service com- | BLOCK'S, Toiletries, Street Floor Federal Bvtise Tax 100 ons wrote the CROSSWORD PUZZLE lsay D Jollts, South Bend: Pre. Alber | Mittee for’ sponsoring the Boogie artment—and | L. Northwdy, Auburn; Cpl, Lemon Powell, | Buckett teen-canteen.

by. the senate . pean! Camden: T, 5th Gr, Lester L.. Powell, In b) Sis sensi Anxsver to Previous Puzzle | dian Springs. Pvt. Howard (Powell, In| “We urge every minister. to inA ie § x e u S Legislator { Marion; Pfc. Robert L. Scheibelhut, South | vestigate the pessibilities of a simiich.) calle : .

Bend; T. 4th Gr. George E. Sheets, ‘Noblesville: Pvt. William H. Shoaf, Covhng- lar service on the part of their

t it threatens | ton; 8 Sgt. Bglford W. Shook, Ft. Wayne; church,” a statement hi}. declares,

ent the dise ' ’ . Capt. Vern M, Smith, South Bend: Cpl | — : HORIZONTAL VERTICAL Thomas J. Smolen, ‘Whiting; Pvt Eldon

ic has & right, | 1 Pictured U. S. 1 Chinese idol Wn Roses Pe ule 4 PARENTS RECEIVE.

the executive | Lt. Richard 2

vepresentative Exchange St a inte io ak ror rel SON'S. AIR. MEDAL

fiefs intend to ! from New premium DONALD | Pvt, Thomas J. Young. Jefferson Cpl. ” 1ey claim that | York, 3 Out of (prefix) Ah John F, Binser. Waldron, 4 ’ Toe second air corps decoration —— : : } . c. Walter arnes, Princeton: Pfc. { awar ed posthumously to 1st Lt. 13 Giant king of i Exclamation ONNOLLY Te Ones, Evaneuill Audy Re! | Herman F. Ridenour Jr, was prey . Bashan 5N 23 Motion 45 Small aw 8 Pronk ai ns | sented to his parents, Mr. and Mrs artisan issu. | 14 Fruits gxious plant pictures receptacle | Terre Haute: Pfc. John J. Russard, (Herman F. Ridenour, 4927 N. Pennis a fear of 15 East Indies SRiVer in 25 Hymn 46 Halt Seo Corer E Carey, Mario: Bic |syivania_ st of giving the (ab Tuscany 26 Vanquish 47 Hood Et Solltanon, Troy; Pvt. James .P The parents received the" dlstion in peace= | 16 Be seated 7Pull 27 Evil 49 Presently iy Y asls Datsheriv. Sealer Bre | inguished flying cross given their pe of the bill 18 He used to be 818 seated 28 Stir 50 Slam Willard G. Davis Covington : Put “'Rich- {son this week, and were awarded in the 9 Tiny 30 Make a 52 Horsefly larva RT ae Evansville 4 ple Raymond | the air medal for him Feb, 5. Both ference to he | 10 Plead 10 Bone mistake 53 National Ed- |p Eatridge, aswell. Pfc. James A Eek |AWArds: were made at the base lisclose infor 20 Rise 11 Golf mounds 31 Toddler ucation Asso= ort Grantsburg pit. Paul R. Peustel, {chapel at Stout field, ide that the | 22 Canines 12 Lofty 37 Sage ciation (ab.) | erghurg: Warrant Oficer 7h Hubert A. | Lt Ridenour was killed in action

17 Mountain 39 Pilaster 56 Before Christ | Flummerfelt, Finora; Pvt. George April 11, 194 i i 23 Money . lake 42 Theat r box (ab.) Freeland, Ft. Wayne } ’ 4, while piloting a 24 Corded fabric ake “ e D F, Eat. Lolls. George. Connersville: Pte Liberator bomber with the 14th 26 Suoceed 19 Prohibits 43 Verbal 57 Delirium | Jimes F. Goble, Valparaiso, Sgt. Edwin ar force in China. The lieuten27 Orchestras 21 Reparation 44 Beetle tremens (ab.) | J. Gorczyca, Hammond {ant ordered his crew to bail out

Pfc. John T. Hawkins, East Chicago; 29 Attack Pvt. John R. Hollowell, West Terre Haute, and crashed with the plane...

32 Paid notice be Ce emma

the “stretch A : A would permit. 5 od | RAT O N : C lL. E N D R —- 35 Artificial

request of the les for persons atic codes or it aroused ‘no

LL MEAT—Red stamps T5 through, GASOLINE—A-15, coupons good — . 38 Ad 2 X5 good through April 28; Y5 and for four gallons each through June , | 40 Doctrine ) 1Z5 and A2 through D2 good through | 21) B6 and B7 and C6 and C7 ; r han: a formal | 41 Light brown a |June 2. E2 through 'J2 are valid are good for five gallons; E2 and E3 POCKET SET : DIPLOMAT SET whole nexus | 42 Privation X ihtough June 30. K2 through P2|each good for one gallon; R2 and R3 : ) Ee d play, church | 44 Metal ‘plate are valid through July. 31° Meat each good for five gallons. Genuine leather pocket style case with : Handsome, smooth leather ease, gen="

48 Pierce” . : 'dealers will pay two red points and | SHOES—No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3

dividual —Dr, | 4 51 Mineral rock : bs cents for.each pound of waste fat. “airplane” stamps in. Book 3 good flap-through closure. Contains tweea=

‘vine suede leat her lined with positive

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. ' 52 Fashionable - | * SUGAR—Stamp 35 valid for five indefinitely. sii ; ‘i ! : flat-tbrough ‘closure. Contains nail ssl, the ‘come. world * 4 ; pounds. through June 2 Another = FUEL OIL—Periods 1 through 5| ; ers, sturdy utility scissors, Velvet Fiver, ; nippers, cuticle nippers, utility: scise they” pay you 84 Co lleation of . + stamp will become Valid May ly of 1944-45 heating season good. Ap- triple-cut nail -file and comb. 3.00. . 0 sors, cuticle scissors; Velvet Flyer triple rself.—"Retool 85 Cox £3 b.y : | CANNED GOODS Blue ‘stamps proximately 87 per cet of fuel oul 7 al 2. eut nail tile, plastic cuticle pusher and men’s bureau fieorgia by 11 1- : : .C2 through G2 good through April supply should be used as of March| _ "wy Retaliers Federal Busine Tux, Us tweeders. oh. vo Re, "i 66 Adopted y 2 2. : 15: , : 58 Upon ul J ’ : 8; H2 through M2 are good through: . wa ol pr a os nis : - Retailers Federal Excise Tax, fe : oti fe B59 Coating with : # June’ 2. N2 through 82 are valid | . TIRES—Commercial vehicle tire : : ; > : vr ss Fi © metal i el ; 1. Jara vel htough uy Ei Jiao every-six months or every|