Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1945 — Page 20

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vi 3 —ROYAL'S SPECIAL— D. Fox. Missing in action, the ipa top. Luckily for “Patches,” the| EL Tang of army air forces Tnerber Was an ghells were all duds. Lt. Locks is| fe i Short Styles $ 45 aerial gunter on a B-24, the son of Mrs. Grace A. Locke, |$ i ONLY . TA Ne EI eran Long Beach, Cal, and husband of| : ps 4 A Fine, Guranteed Pe Permanent! Bary 2 YENORIAL AL Marie Locke, Montgomery, Ala. | FAMILY Good for Chil re annual memorial se : : Bleached, Dy ! DONALD R. HORNER, son of Mr » " i 3 RIE BIS SC the Association of Retired Railway|, o are Fred E Horner Sr. 2842 PORTRAITS H t ¢ eo - r Xa : You Must Be Pleased Bmployees wv ) be YE = Washington blvd, recently was] by v OORHIS 2 p. m. Monday in Roberts Park ,,quated from recruit training at Have “the family picture

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NAZI NAVY DENIES ATROCITIES BLAME

LONDON, May 16 (U. P).—An| unidentified German radio station sought today to clear the German | navy of &ll responsibility for atroc-| ities in Nazi concentration camps.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1945

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Stout field. { S. Sgt. John N. Ronsheim, nephew of Stephen’ Noland, editor of The Indianapolis News, was represented by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.“ Ed-/ iward J. Ronsheim, Anderson. A| : R. Locke posthumous award of the air medal with silver oak leaf cluster and! LT. R. W. LOCKE of Bridgeport, Two marine sons of the Rev. and bronze oak ‘leaf cluster was pre- son of M. C. Locke, Plainfield, is a|Mrs. Omar Linder, 1133 Deloss st., ‘sented. Sgt. Ronsheim’ was killed pilot of “Patches,” a B-24 bomber are serving in the Pacific theater

{in action over France Aug. 15.1944, | 0,50 oot its name because it was a| PPC. GUY O. LINDER, who has Mr. and Mrs, Clarence L. Ratliff Tsk maghet. ola 20 months-old daughter, Peggy of Lizton received the air medal As - Darlene. has been in the South Pawith two oak leaf clusters on behalf mission to Moosbierbaum, PVT. DAVID" of their son, 1st Lt. Lee A. Ratliff, tria, Lt. missing in action, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur: Fox Sheridan -were presented with the {air medal with two bak leaf clusters main gas tank and the third entered

on behalf of their son, S. Sgt. Hugh the: open bomb-bay and went out

D. Wheeler E. Humes CPL. DALE WHEELER, smn of Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Wheeler, 1521 Kappes st., is serving with the 3d army. . He has won the combat infantryman's badge. EDWARD HUMES, husband of Mrs. Mildred Humes, 4824 W, 23d st., has been promoted to electri-

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Locke's ship was directly w, LINDER, who recently married One knocked the former Miss Louise Franklin, {daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence {E. Franklin, 726 ‘N. Alabama st.,"also |is in the South Pacific.

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the Pacific.” A veteran of six major battles, he took part in the Philippine invasion.

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Dr. Sumner L. |Great Lakes as honor man of his will speak. | company.

K. Coghill W. Johnson |S CABINET 3 PORTRAITS $1.95 KEITH COGHILL, quartermaster Prools Shown

3-¢, was home on leave after spend- | ing 10 months on, an LST in the Pacific. A former Times advertis- | ing department employee, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. €oghill, | 649 N. Hamilton ave. He has re-| turned to duty in the Pacific. | WILLIAM A. JOHNSON. JR. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson, 2106 National ave. has graduated | from aerial gunner’s school at Ft. His brother, Ken- | neth, is with ‘the naval air force in the Pacific.

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Harry Yach

. Jacob Yach The three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lauderdale, Fla.

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-PFC. JACOB YACH, who is 26 and oldest of the brothers, is stationed near Pittsburgh, where he is a_ground crew- | man in the air | force. Second brother, CPL. BEN YACH, is with the in-

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fantry in Germany. He is 23. Incidentally. . .. . speaking about toasts... Veteran of ac- Y tion in Holland, Ben Yach Maybe you don't know ii, but Jap leaders

Belgium and Germany, PVT. HARRY D. YACH, who is 19, is now back in the States after having incurred trench foot while in combat.

are drinking toasts to America. They count on us to let down. They think we will get tired. But there are 35 millions of Japs working seven days a week, 14 fo 16 hours a

; day.- In’ addition, 400 million conquered Ernest Quackenbush, seaman 1-c slaves producing raw ‘maferials, finished who spent 20 months in the Pacific, weapons tor war and foodstuffs, And even

is home on a 30-day leave, visiting if tired, they can? Jet down.

bis mother, Mrs, Harry Means, 3530

E. 10th st Our job on the home front is to be pre-

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Seaman 2-¢c Richard E. Hann is spending a nine day leave with his mother, Mrs. Paul Mitchell, -1011 N. Drexel ave. Seaman Hann has recently completed boot training at Bainbridge Ky.

BRITAIN WANTS HONG KONG LONDON, May 16 (U. P.).— Authoritative sources said today that Britain is determined to retain Hong Kong and its other prewar {Pacific possessions. China has asked - {that Hong Kong be returned to her.|

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