Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1945 — Page 5

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Gdn i: HE I bidiil Ct mE Hoosier Heroes: Tank Battalion Sergeant, Local Seaman Dead; One Missing, Four Are Wounded, 13 Liberated DEAD— ~ | was liberated from Stalag Luft TI 0 aes Tr — psi Lo =. py Lester L Daugherty, Evansville: Kullaski, Terre Haute: Sgt. Michael P..2d Lt. Roy D. Bartley, Muncie: uu

on Mav 1. He was captured Oct.l : : Marine ‘Gpl. William C. Daveng®rt, Terre Miller, Evansville; 8, Sgt. Mike Osojnicki, |Raymond B, Baynes, Salem; Flight © Seaman 2-¢ John Donald Hays, ! . S pture . | Haute, Marine Pfe, Bill R. Davidson, East Chicago; Pfc, James O. Parish, Dennis A. Beach, North Vernon: T. a former student at Technical high

: y - ic i : 3 : x ho Princeton. » | Greensburg; Pvt. Willis E. Pollert, Browns- Donald Biggs, Cayuga’; 8 Jimi hig his plane Was shot 3 =r; : 4 Marine Pvt. Daniel R. Davis, Terre town; Pfc. Chatles H_ Replogle, Middle Brown, Perrysviile, : . { n over rmany on 1ts 3 . # Cr 4 Haute;. Marine Cpl. Elmer N. Davis, Gary; burg: 8. Sgt. John L. eidel Jr., Evans~| Derby, lkhart, ¢. Do ] school, has been killed in the South. con 3 8 3 3 | Marine Pvt. Alvey A. Day, Evansville; Ma-|ville; Pfc. "George E. Scott, South Bend; Spencer; .8. Sgt William E. Pields,

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Pacific. He was the son. of Mrs It Rivers is the husband of ME pr 1 i : zine col Join w. Kesler, Buftalo; Marine Pe. dates 3. Shouse, Zinmield. oe ‘Wayne: Pfc. Merrill E. Hofmann, Palmyra, s Jers is s.] ' J —— " ig Pfc. Robert ©. Kesster, Richmond; Marine 8; a ; y pile — gory - pe - Juanita Hays and the nephew of} oth Rivers, 5933 Washington blvd : bl i os Eh | Pvt. “John PF. Seiters, Lafayette; Marine Pfc, Jonn Torham, East. Chicage; Pvilpe oars aril: oa Oscar M. Haskell, both of A 3020 » gon . Wr ¥ ASE | Pfc. William J. Shields, Flora: Marine Cpl. | Richard E. Wisma, Attica. i8gt. George’ 1. Kouloulpanis. Gary: Mal. scar 1 ell, : . : | : 8g g p ) Y: J - He has received the air medal. : 0% Robert D. Shirley, Greenwood; Marine Pvt.| Pvt. Willlam R. Bishop, Brookville; Pfc. pura v Kramer, New Paris: T t, . Ruckle st. . : § ; a ! : 3 {Owen P. Shoaf, Lafayette. .. | Horen Garabedian, South Bend; Pvt. Ken-| j.cy r, Kunkel, Elkhart: 2d Lt. Robert Li t card Seaman Hays, who was 10, par- yy" 8 § EL 3 |, Boatswain's mate 1-c James Gordon|eth K Key, CUnton; Pints 8. "uc. |Lansche, Elkhart; 8 Sgt. Charles L. Mc- ’ 3 4 + + 3 é Si: Bennett Jr, Rushville; Hospital Appren-| by ue A m , "Daniel, Gary: 2 t. mer BE ies, KoAngelo ticipated in the battle of Okinawa 8. Sgt. Joseph C. Bruno, son of 3 # h 8 % tice 1-cDonald Wayne Domer, Ft. Wayne; | Clune. Migneapelis; Plc, Swen Net, komo; 2d Lt. James C. Nesbit, New Ale . th and Iwo Jima. He enlisted in the|Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruno, 4747 E. : ‘ Séaman 1-¢ William Charles ‘Haendiges, | app Dee: S55 Janes 4, a By bony. 3. Sgt. Franch © oS connall, Mile . is the . a . 29 » ? LB « ER New any; arine Sgt. Peter 8. Pikul, . : Vucia devil Te Tjcie, Se 8 wv - SI0en, (A81708.0) ’ 1€ . navy Sept. 16, 1944, and had been Washington st., has been liberated x : X SKE | East Chicago; Marine Cpl. Kenneth Ral. | Maicus A. Padgiy Or eh: 8 8. Sgt. John E. Papamanoli, Gary. 7 ' [ereules overseas since February. He was a ‘ i di | ston, Madison; Marine Cpl. John N.|c tq (OOCTOW To Ett ans. §. T. 4th G- Stanley G. Pozorski, Hamlet; ; Sle from a German prison camp. He ; 5 | Robinson, Ambia; Marine Pvt Joseph H.| S8% iam A. senbaum, Orleans; B.|,°0" ‘uarcehell Pritchard, Terre Haute: yy. member. of the Broadway Methodist : ? ; i . v | Sgt. Robert 1. Sutton, Amboy; T. 5th Gr. . rd, Te . ; y. + r a | Rabley, Frankfort; Marine Pfc. Willlam| : Pfc. Fred a. Pruett, Carbon; Pii. Ken church . has been a prisoner since May 8, : ? he ; . | P. SaMor, Lawrenceburg; Marine Pfc.|Jimes H. Taylor, New. Goshen. Pfc.| of © Puterhavgh, Richmond, Pye. James es and a 1944, when he bailed out of a B-24 or p : ; | Eugene L Selats, South’ Bend; Marine | Charles W. Voyles, Corydonp Pfc. ‘William |p “oi, rterman, Bedford; 8. Sgt Edward a . oo, i : % | Pvt. arfon W. Satcerman, Sullivan;|® ¥ . : le: | T. Ramsey. West Terre Haute; Sgt. Johw TIEN ;zr. Jyan B’ Gillham, a member over New Brunswick, Germany. Seaman 2-c¢'John Donald Hays | - Flight Officer John S. (Jack) Marine Sgt. George R. Bridges, |Marine Cpl. Earl R. Smith, Beamsvilie: |, FUE, Li. Pras B. Wallace, New Castle; }' Rench, Gaston; Pvi. Marion N. Rice, en the 3 tank battalion. was killed in Sgt. Bruno is an engineer-gunner,| pied in the South Pacific Smith . ... missing in the Alen- boson .of Mr. and - Mrs. Alfreq |Marie Cpl. George A, Smith; South“ =0 pt ice ING EUROPE Roanoke; Pvt. Glenn L. Yocum, Wabash, i ia lion, 8 and received the air medal last ; ’ i oa : Bric | . ry shi “i LIBERATED FROM GERMAN PRISONS ° i fii : . ridges } re. TAY Ta { ; : ood for one _zecnosiovakia on May 2(. He 18|march H : ol > di 2.A tian area ; ridges 1039 Castle ave, was | NAVY MISSING | Second Et Barle E. Reeves, Ft. Wayne:l “po "pie Brooks, Borden: Pla, Bo on arch, He was captain of the has been liberated from Stalag killed May 2 on Okinawa. Seaman 2c George William. Leffler, [PIC. Donald F. Smith Swayzee = Fn eslon: Py ts n the husband of Ms. Jessie P. Gill- | pggoatball team at Howe high school [in - Germany. Pvt. Hudson ~was|and Mrs. Earl. Meyer, 2833 N.| 2 Sota ond | Setad b-gaz} o. Sesaios, Fauston, | Wiliam F. Brucs, Prisegion; Pye. Die 3, ¢ ¢ 4: o ‘ i : ’ ' MY ! NG— > LG A 1 . i On | Cc. 8 . Quebec, ham, R. R. 6, Box 423, County Line ang attended Butler ‘university. captured Oct. 20, 1944. Chester st, and a graduate of Illinois st, was wounded in the arm | . ARMY DEAD-—EUROPE Sea Miss) - De cig Gk, Bond: Plo. al EB cago, It rd, : Technical high school. He has|while serving as chief radio opera- gt. Joseph M. Brosh, Talbot; S. Sgt.| -:.S8% Se Cornelius, Jeffersonville; Pvt. Lowell B : i v ; ; 8" a a a 8 : SE Edward W. L. Ritter, La Porte; Pfc. David, LIBERATED FROM GERMAN PRISONS 1 ‘ hry Gray, Sgt. Gillham served oversea five Sgt. Robert Beaver, who was with| Pvt. Max C., McCullough, hus- been overseas since May, 1944. tor of his tank destroyer company N. Russell Evansville: 2d Lt. Dick W. 8. Sgt. Norbert J: Arvni, Montgomery; Sb Same B Keaton, South are ex- months. Before entering the army| "s™ : : ba d t Mrs "Lowise lo h # 8 =a |in Germany on April: 25, 1945. Cpl. Selinger, Gary, -T. 5th Gr. Joseph E.'s sgt. Charles J. Baldwin, Kokomo; T. Bend; 2d ‘Lt. Robert R. Kegehein, Hams y § i i i | n 0 ‘8. y \ i ; y ¥ : illey, Corunna. g 7111132 ; s i sity: : : . 8 , M . . in the he was in the California National the 15th air force in Italy, has Dae | N. Delaware st., has been wn Sgt. Robert B. Reed, husband of Bain is a former employee of the Cpl. William A. Armstrong, Terre Haute; BL Wilam CG. Bariels, Michigan, Cy; let: Plo Rober: 3. Wamsher, Moretes aggres- Guard and attended .school in|liberated from Stalag Luft 1. He, : a ? United States Rubber Co. Sgt. Chester M. Cripe, Anderson: T. Sgt rned in Dugger i the brot] f Mrs. Lucille M | from Stalag 4-C in Germany. Pvt.|Mrs, Mary Reed, 912 Arbor ave, | Pvt Paul E Bain 19 “Tounger| J00eY, Ho Crockett, Kokomo; Sgt. Em- - . 3 Jey, * is the brother o rs. Lucille Moore, | es | ; Tr . . , h ¥ ’I' | met H. E. Derringer, Connersville: Pvt. S erie Survivors besies Mrs. Qiiha| 554 Crittenden ave., and en NM BE a ap] brother of Cpl. Bain, has been Lb- gy Eon, azarae: is 24 > an and fife hig father, Craude, Gillham of | or Fishers, BR Rre . jie # 8 & 29, 1944 when the B-24 Liberator erated. He was captured Dec. 17,| "ARMY DEAD—PACIFIC : A They Dugger, his stepmother, two sis-|™. "no 0. 15 a nose gunner onl T & ait lon which he was & gunner was shot | 194% in the battle of the bulge. He| pte. Raiph J. Bright. Huntington: Sgt ii ree, . ters, and two brothers, i = 24 nd = pose ga} on his T. Sgt. William R. Gable, husband down over Bolzano, Italy : is the husband of Mrs. Katherine Shion 1. Brody, Evansville; Pfc. Russell x — | a ~&% a as 8 Sof Mrs. Mary E. Gable, 1739 N.[dO J » £ E. Bai x {Chandler, Odon. Pfc. Eldon Gray, Haub- i : ’ . Bain . New Je st, stadt; ill rs 2.2 24 17th mission on Aug. 28, 1944. He Rural st. has been. liberated. He| Sgt. Reed is the son of Mr. and » 801 'N. New Jersey st., and stadt; T. 5th Gr. William H. Hamman, wi NG : ; Bly A . : |a former employee of the Standard|Terre Haute - 3 MISSI — ; attended Fishers high school and|ywag reportéd missing and captured |Mrs. William Reed, 718 8. Capitol | ~ cery Co i First Lt. Herbert R. ‘Belcher, Washing- diag 5 y la ar I | y i " p . ton, c. Joseph C. Davis, Terre Haute; Fk 12'S Flight Officer John 8. (Jack) entered thg army in May, 1043. lon April 25. Ave. ven Both brothers are the sons of Mr, [Pfc Pa 1 E. Hattabaugh. Vallonta; Pet 2d Ly x Ho , . e y . . . "IRoy A. Haynes, New Castle; Cpl. Ral ? hh Smith, 20, & navigator on a B-24| # x a Sgt. - Gable went overseas last J. Alvie Bain, 1206 N. Oxford st. |inman. Eiwood- © P od 2 Fede Liberator, has beer missing in the| Pvt. Alfred E. Jordan, husband of | September. He attended Jefferson|\WOQUNDED— Tt zn» | ARMY WOUNDED—EUROPE : Crosby. Aleutian area sinte May 10. He is Mrs. Irene Jordan, 2234 N, Alabama | high school in Decatur, Ball State ‘ atlin, T : | . sinte ; By | MIS, ’ » . , Sgt. Walter J. Kreie has been re-| Pfc. y » : { Plc. Herschel 8. Catlin, Terre Haute; T. ell their the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. st. has been freed from Stalag 4-B.| Teachers college and Indiana uni- ord to the Schick general hos- | Fa ny » dns Pussana of font Bt SD ake, BI ce track Smith, 3148 Northwestern ave. and | He was captured Dec. 21, 1944, when { versity and he worked for the army pital in Clinton, Towa, after having | bg ie ; 5 orm : yo EE a PR oe k Presi- a graduate of Shortridge high he was serving with a medical bat- lair forces before he entered the |... wounded in Germany April 6. | d the ig 5 if as Ee a mamma PIS anchert / school, where he -was active in bas- | talion of the 106th division, army. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, vodn £ " le Paci Mrs. ls { McDonald, Seymour; Pfc. John R. Steppe, | truth,” ketball and golf. His brother, Lt. ¥ # =» | 4 a'n < *| Robert J. Kreie. R. R 8 Box 206 ins now lives in California. | West Terre Haute: Pfc. Willard FP. Walt, ort ‘that Robert E. Smith, is in the air trans- S. Sgt. Weldon F. Phelps, tail-| Lt. Michael P. Ambs, a fighter Sgt. Kreje entered the army in > 8 = = Pfs. James W. Black, New Albany; T. HE ; 11 and : port command. | gunner on & B-17, has been lib- pilot, has been liberated from ‘Sta-| october, 1941, and went overseas in |S J ATE— OME SR | rR he 5 Fel eae i : | ; : | Jos . d; P - i wife planned. 4 4 wn | erated from a German prison camp: | lag I'in Germany. Lt. Ambs is the june 1943. He was with the 1st| The names of the following Indi- (ton Bor ree aie pr Edgar : amiiies ca open o SAFE— |He was shot" down” and sgpiuren | Hishend of Mrs. Dicie Maddenarmy. He is a graduate of South- tana servicemen appear on today’s Le Wells. Paoli : SL TT Se Ee Deg ng S. Sgt. Emory E. Calhoun, 25 who | While bombing an oil refinery on/ATsS, Jsthery of 2s Villa ave, [port high school and worked for official casualty lists: o ARMY WOUNDED =Yadino on : mee ” ¥ ih : ‘ ‘ { $ : A ; c Aroiv .” Baehl, Armstrong; Sgt. 3 3 5 g was captured in North Africa on|AUS. 12, 1942. jand the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.| pitman-Moore Co. before he en- | NAVY DEAD ATinar. 7 Pallor, Bat Chins ioc “ab. , Feb. 17. 1043 has been released! St. Phelps is the brother of Wes- |Ambs, of Dugger, listed. | Coxswai'. Charles Franklin Birch, Clin-|bert L. Barnes, Elizabeth; Pfc. Ira w.| anner an ucpanan "be the ai i ¢ ley S. Phelps, 1033 Rosner dr., with| He was employed at the Allison 2 & 'm $ {ton; Marine Pvt. John M. Conn. Wina-|Boyd, Washington; Pfc. James H. Cheaney, | Si WE RR EL RRR Sa 'l H from Stalag 7-A in- Austria. Sgt. |'® A mac; Marine Pfc. Dale R. Danielson, La Wadesville; Pfc. William D.- Cullison, | RR ot NT So rl Har- : X : & ; whom he formerly lived, and Mrs. plant before he entered the army| seam 1-c Winfred E Porte. Lyons; S. Sgt. Hugh C. Donahue, New ; HH G0 Sede BE soldiers Cathotn Is ihe son of Mrs. May Jl. li Dtaman c pre “ugeane Oy arine Cpl. Fletcher W. Smith Jr.;-| Washington | } ne § c hation Calhoun, 2401 Roosevelt ave., and is | Bruce Hodgson, 3610 Forest Manor. in January, 1943. Manners, son of Mrs. Cora Manners | worth Liberty. : SMR JE TnUSth Gr. Ralph B. Drew, Richmond;| a eC ause t g w ant —- a rece a graduate of Technical high school. | He was employed at- the Allison i. 8 of Indianapolis, has been wounded | NAVY WOUNDED JEN Ron Be neon TT y : reli uy. He entered the army in July. 1940, | plant before entering the army. Pvt. Earl H. Meyer Jr. 21, who!in naval action. g rive, Prt Jack L Comegys, South Elmer A. Flick, Bckerty; Pvt. Fredesfick F.| Ei ® ~ Girt. $ v an n ve ’ , a8 i <1 nd: arine Cc, oy . Conrad, Foreman, Peru; Pfc. Peter M. Gomez! 2 3 ————— . and went overseas in May, 1942 | 8 8 =n | yas captured Oct. 28, 1944, in Hol- | "2 Laotte;- Sgt. Robert F. Conwell, Westport: | Akron: T. Sgt. Walter C. Hauser. Tell 8 bn i Pvt, Herman L. Hudson, son of lind, has _been liberated from| Upl. Ralph T. Bain, 25, husband | Marine 2° Robert A. Coplen, Gary; | City: Pfc. Albert R. Hollander, Evansville, as i 17 . - » o Ya | i i | Marine c. John ‘Danko, Whiting: Ma-| Pfc. Leander A. Jent, Meintad; Pvt: Wil. 08". Lt. Earl Rivers, pilot of a B-17, Mrs. Nora Tucker; 342 N. Noble s?,| Stalag 2-A. He is the son of Mr. of Mrs. Katherine Bain, 2864 N:iyine Pro = David Dany), Cary: Marine lard B. Ressior. Butler: 8 Sor Michael J. p ere : — rrr ett rm ! fg | ; i AN A ‘Jap’ Ballon? EXECUTH ”_ ni Malar ULienap el Ao ran |fered 1,128,315 casualties during the) ARMY. TO REACTIVATE Co. . . | E Ul n : oO r nN ‘ war up to the end of February, « Well, Not Quite In 8th District 307.201 of them. dead. | MID-WEST AIR FIELDS ; |

1 | 5. Indicated that Great Britain ! i] —— { : | : { Four Midwest army air fields will LONG BEACH, Cal, May 29 SHIFT PROPOSED ST. MEINRAD, Ind, May 29 TRIALS SPEEDED = uansterved Some ips of ele reactivated as redeployment (U. P.).—This war industry cen- | | (U.P) ~The new eighth district jrovel nnavy to Russia. > 7

ter has been up in the air about meni Republican chairman today was TT | training bases. during June and a “Jap” balloon, That's. why | Fred Malott of Petersburg. e ‘AUTHORS SPUR BOND uw, Brig. Gen. William D. Old, elementary pupils at Horace Mann | Willis Urges Powers for, Malott was : Military Courts Expected to, RALLY AT P | commandant of the I troop carrier school have indefinitely canceled | : ' elected at a URDUE | command at Stout field, announced all experiments in weather fore- | Vice President. meeting last a Handle Cases. LAFAYETTE, May 29.—Authors | today’ casting. | night to succeed {Louis Bromfield, Dorothy _Parker| Baer field at Ft. Wayne will beThe youngsters released a | WASHINGTON, May 20 (U. P).| the até Benja- aun | LONDON, May 29 U. P.) —Allied land Cleo Dawson sparked a 7th|come a central assembly base for seven-foot red, white and blue aan Rayaiol E is Wn min Huffman of $5 Tine Se plans for trying war criminals|war loan rally at Purdue univer- | pilots, crews and other personnel Sok weather balloon from their class- |Ind.) proposed today that the ViCe| packport, G. ©. HE gt S8 Sl i : 141, | ity < last night where $606,000 in| returning from troop carrier assignroom yesterday and watched it | Dresident be made “the assistant | P. da chair- E : Shilted into high gear today WIT onds were purchased for auto- | ments - in Europe. "All . discharges, FLANN ER float upward with eager interest. | president in charge oft he domestic pop from 11 i . [RnRounceinents that 16 nations| graphs and books. « furloughs and reassignments will BUCHANAN So did thousands of war work- Side of the government” with au-| .,, ties se- RH t | were holding a speedup conference| The authors traded their signa-|be made from Baer field. ; V// ers, military authorities and city | thority over the commerce, interior, yo.0q Majott, Bl | here this ‘week and that interallied | {ures on the flyleaves of novels for| The four redeployment bases will] (272227 officials mindful of the army's |Akriculture, labor and justice de-| (0. 0040 (military tribunals probably would|as much as $5000 each, but the|be Kellogg field, Battle Creek, SALTSREIK AT MERISIAN SH) recent warning about bomb-laden |Partments. treasurer-of {handle the trials. biggest bond sale of the evening | Mich.; Malden field, Malden, Mo.; Japanese balloons. The cry, ~The President, Willis said, would | pio” oy ny, ~~ Fred Malott | Public impatience over the uncer-|was $200,000 for a copy of A. J. Cro-| Alliance field, Alliance, Neb., and “Japs,” went up in each block over then be primarily concerned with| | oo ooo0y i the road machin- |tainty of the war crimes planning |nin’s “The Green Years.” Blytheville field, Blytheville, Ark. which the balloon passed. the affairs of only “three great! .. ict.ibution business. so far- was reflected in commons, s Onlookers fled for: cover when |Parts” of thd" executive ‘branch— He.is a former farmer and | Where Prime Minister Churchill was the balloon descended. Police -the state, war, and navy depart-| .., 4. her and was for a |PAdgered with demands to get on gingerly poked at the harmless ments. | time in the garage business. At ‘{with"the Job of punishing the crimremains. Willis made his suggestion to the | present he is president of the |inals. The weather students said they | congressional streamlining commit- Petersburg school board. and an | Churchill revealed that Britain

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to get it dcted upon elsewhere.” |". oo to auditor A. V. Burch, |Jackson of the United States.

) He further proposed that the vice | : Central track crew. RICE President be relieved of the duty of Yeportedly withdrew from the as Jon Sua Genes: BE . wlatoled 18 action, 1s a skilled Sok Tork to lighten and in= ) ¢ t | presiding over the senate. : appointed Runes I And tore, too, are the modern Bloki meg that pull railroad spikes ; S t 0 m a c h 2 | ‘Unversed in Politics’ in disclosing that Outs. ‘thartial prove their work. Swift A es And mighty steel arms that | ee] FRENCH IN LEVANT | likely would sit in judgment. as gasily as you might pull ok £0. ING, : succession, Willis told the comtmit- | viest raile

i i The war crimes commission an- 1ight of the hea No Acid Pains? tee that replacement of Byward R KILL 100 SYRIANS zoincee a i aul make lig atl. Yok {iste wh sgsoth. L0 pth to Stettinius ‘Jr. as secretary of state ncy more + e rails No Gas? . . No Heartburn? is “a foregone conclusion” because Ration; Wold confer Bere from Bovey Was effisie T1ar eatest military supply line. «She . g ; q Thursday through Saturday on how Victory over the world's gr k brings nearer the day when Eat Sensibly Without Pain? he now stands first in line of suc- : BULLETIN to step up and improve the detec- America. And steadily their wor the Water Level Route. om——— | cession and is ‘comparatively un- LONDON, May 29 (U. P.).— lyon of war criminals, both Japa- of will smooth your peacetime travel along ad : ro Then All's Well With the World! known and unversed in party | Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden nese and European. they ’ ; . | a politics.” Tim i indicated to commons today that 'Dealing. with other matters dur-| ° : pd ; PULLING TOGETHER, eT i BD Jueh tullering 18 lien In Lhe Same SonRechon, Nuns] Urea} Seltain Sipports : French ing the question hour in commons, BUY MORE N EW Y 0 RK c E N T R AL Ahi 4 x Pulling spikes was one of L 3 Bains ai . Folks ire stomach proposed that. an interim vice| claims to military bases in Sy | Churchill: WAR BONDS : ’ : . the hardest jobs in rail

GDA TABLETS particularly now that president be elected by the house| and Lebanon, similar to the Brit- 1. Sidestepped a request for con- : , § : 1Us 50 easy lo see what UDGA may do for when the. regular vice president) ish bases in Iraq. - Eden admitted Tp oven RP al oo reports that America's Railroads = All United for Victory Es : replacement. Now, human skill F P"UGDA tablets are not a ‘candy anda Succeeds to the presidency. | grave concern over the spreading |p cia is moving German men into One of r ; : ; and machine power pull they do not contain just one ingredient.| Should there be a second presi-|- tension in the Middle East. |the Soviet Union to rebuild ‘war-de<| * ” TS ——————

Jsiend Joos, . {ompose uh dential death the interim vice presi- | —— ‘ | ¢ d citi Ee vorkin 1gredients whic XK seve ' > stroyed cities, . ways in quickly relievingfithe acid pain. . ) BEYROUTH, May 20 (U. P).— y . That is why “over 300 million have been dent would succeed, and. the house ¢ 2. Said the allied reparations com- RAIL

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elief of stomach pains, gAS, | ould elect a new vice presi-| One hundred Syriars have been] ; ; ; . ER aatoeton. DATION Teereciit Beit mi] Rt oe Cray. Vive Brest” [xilled and 300 wounded so far m{iaission Sil ivends to mee) in Mos: > Fower crane takes drudgery oqt of handling Hr tiny oF tos acid, “This would mean,” he said, “that | WiesTreay BENE WR ference Se p extra heavy rails that assure smooth, safe f ; | forces in the Levant, Jemil Mardam, we ; : 9:00 pm 25¢ Home Trial Must Convinge * @ Man chosen by members of the 0Fess premier of Syria, reported| 3: Said the United Kingdom is Pe speed on Water Level Route. ) change : or Double Money Back majority party in congress would, Lr » making no effort to enlarge its Di be accessible at all times, and the | Mit dam sald at Deascoic that boundaries as a result of the war. | 1 Get a 25¢ box of UDGA TABLETS from | present dilemma woul never rise " . nascu; 4. Announced ° that the British! y 3 Jour, druggist Take As directed. I You! "ain in our country.” [the crisis caused by an influx of : o nE and i if n see r yoursel ow 3A tab- © i 1 | “ » - lets may help keep you from suffering ——— ate | French troops was “most grave. SURIONYee Pp emipite. su another stomach acid pain, double your | Disorder and violence were wide . ne “ JioNey buck. Drug stoves everywhere, DECLARE VACATION spread in Syria and Lebanon, de:/VOORMIS ASSSUBDPORTRAITS |spite an apparent effort by the ZA VU A= 0 pm, 30 j EVERYTHING YOU WANT French to avoid trouble or keep fit gs am. IN THIS ASPIRIN to a minimum. nia. tok of} ; rain was derailed yesterda Quick relief from simple pains and | ; | A train § ed y y : ye aches—uniform high quality because Metpers of Je Sounty Juor | north of Hama. Among the in- PUBLICITY | genuine and pure—always economical, | S070 P08rd A 8 [Jured were three Syrian deputies, ~ . : . Ys too. Get St. Joseph Aspirin, world's [Rio least, 1] tevlared vesterday | TRthallah Asyoun, Agra Azrak and PICTURES / merid] / ~No. 500 largest seller at 10c. 100 tablet size | east, they declared yes 'Y | Ali Yakoun. h : To ’ J f they would consider no new appli- | Reports reached Beyrouth that by YOORHIS i, - Vr Bel TRACK TEAM ! RR | eg Sound to eon. | French forces had withdrawn from Sf 1 your cub, chireh or, or = « CAPTAIN is this Supervisor: He jperiod, They also refus “| certain exposed points where local 2 Ss ; : sider the renewal of two licenses. | rarrisons posta wo be quickly re- BR Ee ie Yoornls SD, : A TURN FOR THE BETTER! Drécrsion drills his [00-man A shortage of drinking material jy con os El fo ‘publicity’ and “advertise J Two man team uses new Yeamn for efficiency, and checks is the cause -of the. “vacation,” | a ——————————— - a N Bf ¥ 12s r ny; y rol | Board President Thomas Rerhgval CHURCHWOMEN ASK 3 PORTRAITS $1.95 NTF A - pons yrgned bel finished work for your profectron. — A. explained. » ' PROOFS SHOWN i __ & ral én Ss. Mac ine | “If and when the situation eases, \WAGE FUND RELEASE Sdio g A. g P. | h(_ [68 A automatically turns: POWER ADZ ADDS SPEED! i the board will meet to receive new : Hours VY M. to VY Mm. % i 'applications,” Mr. Kercheval added.| The Indianapolis Council of . ) nuts founiform . Sharp hand tool called

He hinted the vacation period might | Churchwomen will use their in- Appointment n TA - ” tightness . 2 an adz, was formerly | extend beyond 90 days. fluence to have selective service re- Not Necessary . 2 I pas important for : Py) , \ A used to smooth place

me — | Board members said numerous lease the frozen wage fund, accumuCONFIDENTIALLY [complaints caused them to refuse lated from work-done by conscienti- : 8 ARE YOU A HAS-BEEN? [to renew the licenses of Harold |0US objectors, to the objectors’ de- il Your age may have nothing to do with | MOOTe, operator of a tavern at 1317 | pendents, = fib ommend ft! That lack of drive, that run-down|B 19th st, and Katherine Knox, | The churchwomen voted the ace TY 6383 LJ

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enables crew to do job feeling which makes work a burden, and|1108 N. Senate ave. operator of a|tion at their all-day board meeting more easily and holds ycu back {yom enjoying pleasurabie

activities with your family, may be Na. | DAckage liquor store, | vesterday. They also took setion \ 3 ; AL a i! Ew lo Tn accurately, ture's warning signal that you tack cer-| Edwin T, Ranson, operator of a (against the inauguration of compul- 2327 1 EAA 3 : {31 organic faitriae 00 Yamin V4 acorn nt 2108 Roosevdlt ave. was sory miliary iraining, calling 11 : : suffered from this distressing, discourag- denied a permit to add whisky to “undemocratic legislation.” ing condition have discovered that TRO- | his stock of wine and beer. w—

, : DRIVING SPIKES, 1945 STYLE. g ay iT a A club liquor permit was granted croc > Cr S NOW use air hammers. instead of longother ingredients of special Ee n such | out ® rew. e arr e. ns 0.

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. ¥ 4 . 4 » TROMONE may prove it is the answer to . | sot h n NY. Central s extra tough, creosote~ mn . . SE I I won wen rae | Sg BALLAST GETS A BATH. rug ores an Tug stores everywhere - bi » R P : . - : . NN cosTiy Th = pekah 326 will go to Plainfield /] Painful Backache yo Crew has machine fo clean RTED BLEND WHY BE FAT ? Thursday to initiate candidates for of: : rock ballast This helps 5 1h dge-AELLO-RICH : n' Naomi Rebekah 115. Myrtle Re- 4 \ i = 3 “AT keep A Y-Centrals - wo Froond: 8 LAVOR Get slimmer ; bekah 326 will sponsor a card party 4 Z v ;

without exercise = 3 p.m. Saturday at the 1.0. O.F. i IY = (QR a ) : re I You may lose pounds and have a A : : i .l : v i : ! Sey & |G as AY ; p by uence Nodrupy A D Prompt elie! fF oor : ! ) _rheur Las /yS EA ; . il and dust free pi a "cut out any meals, starches, po mdhiient . swell a . 2, lg Tr Asso Sp Zr ym an for clean riding.

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