Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1945 — Page 7

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26, 1945

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THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1045

| Local Navy Man's Biggest

~ Thrill Was Meeting Brother

infested Pacific’ waters when his

warship was sunk, Signalman 1-¢| |

Charles E. Martin still got is big~

gest thrill of the war a few months | §

ago when he and his brother, Capt.

¥ Wilbur 8. Martin, met off Guam. Signalman Martin was in com-| . munication with a passing ship

when he learned his brother was aboard the other vessel, A reunion

was arranged for the brothers who! Signalman Martin

had been separated for 3'; years. The servitemen are sons of Mrs. Cora Weber, 217 N. Gray st, and Signalman Martin is now home on leave. Another brother, Sgt. Alfred Vernon Martin, was killed in February when the 3d army crossed the Rhine. Aboard the Quincy when it was

Martin has the purple heart, the American defense ribbon, the good

ice in three theaters of war.

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sunk off Guadalcanal, Signalman |

conduct medal and ribbons for serv- |

He also was given a citation for |

manning his station in hazardous weather and under tremendous dif-

ficulties after his ship was caught

in the typhoon in the China sea

Dec. 18. Capt Martin, the husband of Mrs. | .Charles Martin, 1422 N.-New Jersey st, has been overseas eight months and is now a disbursing officer on a

ship in the Pacific.

Vet Lies 8 Days

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In Jap Morgue |

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April 26 (U. P.).—S8. Sgt. Julian Brown, of

Madison, Fla., blind veteran of the Pacific war who dropped from 201 to 77 pounds in Jap prison camps, today described how he lay in a morgue for eight days when the enemy thought him dead. During those eight days, he said, he was without food or water Captured on Bataan, Brown said he was one of 511 out of 24,000 who survived the death march and confinement that followed. He spent three years in prison camps. ' : When liberated on Jan. 30 he had lost his. sight. a “At that,” he said, “I guess I am one of the luckiest persons in the world.” Brown said when American Rangers liberatgd his prison camp, he carried out on his back a doctor too weak to walk. Later he swam a river, with the doctor still hanging on. “We got oul” he-said, “using what strength I had left and his eyes.” .

BUTLER SUMMER SCHOOL TO OPEN

Butler university summer school will open Tuesday with a pre-sum-mer session for upperclassmen and an opening term of regular school

for students entering the univer-!

sity. ; The pre-summer session will be held May 1 to June 7 with classes meeting in the afternoons. Three hours of university credit may be earned in this session. 'A regular freshman course for first-year students only will run five days a week from May 1 to Aug. 17. The regular summer session will run from June 18 to Aug. 9 and a post-summer- school will meet Aug. 13 to 31. The school of religion summer sessions will last fro June 12 to July 20 and from wu 24 to Aug. 31.

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Town Will Fire Any Who Tipple

SAUGUS, Mass, April 26 (U, P.).—Any town employee with the odor of liquor on his breath will be summarily fired, the selectmen ruled today. To ferret out any tipplers, undercover “sniffers” will’ be used.

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