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Wheet, ‘is stationed at Shoemaker, | NDONDER Cal s 's» = i Brand Homemade Ice Creom | : : et { Pvt. Curtis B.' (Billy) McGinnis, | SSA | brother of Miss Murl McGinnis, | Trt : sInsylvania st; has bee \ tron AONDONDIRAY - $35 HOWARD, SAN FRANCISCO 3 SALIF. AER N. Pennsylvania s is—been { declared dead. He had been miss-| g¢ since June 17, 1944, at Nor-| |m andy. [1] nf /Y player on the En

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i basketball teams, Pvt, {cGinnis ’ was awarded the silver star post- | |Dse Dr. Scholl's humously. He is, the son of Mr.| io sade and far, land Mrs. Lee McGinnis of Hall. instantly stop Pvt. McGinnis entered the army | gointalabocine [in May, 1943, and went overseas in| Quickly remove | orsssbers 1943. - | ‘eorns when used with the separate = 2 =” Sed. “Try them SAFE— Colt but 4 wile Pfc. Sherman C. Snell, son of A a A Mrs. Willena Snell, 5326 Coll lege | IIL cholls Zino-pads ave, ‘was liberated recently from a German prison camp. ALWAYS DEPEND ON Bin Pvt. Robert E. Waltz, son of Mrs.

|p ank Weaver, “1232 College ave, |was freed May 2 from Stalag 4- B He is home now. ‘

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two wounded men to a hospit He was forced to work 12 hours a day in a box factory with very little | food while he was a prisoner. Pvt

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4 A . Drug Stores. 8 8 WOUNDED— A member of the signal corps, T. Sgt. George Schaick, husband of]

Wanda Schaick, was wounded recently

Mrs. ave., pan. Sgt. Schaick attended schools in | Newtown, Pa. He lived here nye | years prior to his enlistment th | years ago. He has been overseas since Feb. 15.

= ” 2 McCalley, son of Mr, and Mrs. { Frank McCalley, 638 Eastern ave. | was wounded April in an explosion 8 | aboard'a gunboat near Okinawa. A graduate of Technical high | school, Electrician McCalley was an

{| phone Co. before he entered the { navy. . DRAGONETTE | His wife, Yeoman 1-c Alice Mcof the radio says: Calley, is in the coast guard in Micheerfully recommend ami, Fla, and he has two brothers never irritates my | in the service Lt. Francis McCalley

skin. Never harms EY the most del. | in Texas gnd Lt. Richard McCalley icate fabrics. That's whol Hot »* a

O0 ardent Arrid boosye, ~ lin the South Pacific.

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band of ‘Mrs. Francés C. Belcher,| = be zarded to Set. John W 5735 Broadway Terrace, and son of Sug keer aware o Sgt. sin oy Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Belcher, 824: Deets 3 3 XN. qrand aye, Bnd West—~dr. Woodruff Place. Was Pvt. Delbert J. Baird, 1148 Tudor & Tr, OGIrui i e, a8 ¢ 1 3 " f 1 hy... ist, for exemplary conduct in acwounded April 1 in the initial land- F [EXeMmD.A A ing on Okinawa tion against the enemy in the : : European theater. Safely helps A member of the 1st marine sed * * corps, Maj. Belcher was awarded | . ns ia Stop erspiration the purple heart and has now re-| Lt. Col. Harry E. Brown, husLia D turned to duty. He ‘is a graduate 280d © Mfs. Mary H. Brown, 4701 t irricat in. Doe Corne $ 1 > v th 1. Dos not urate skin. Does of Technical high school and Butler COrnel » has been cited by the ROL 10 AIESSES OF MeN § Sturt, Fi vernment for exceptional . Prevents under-arm ad university. ech © en 38 y Jor ox BE , Helps stop persp Maj. Belcher was on the reserve| ce the 3ibera ion, ol France; A pure, white, antiseptic, Stain. list for 12 years and went on active Dd awarded the Croix de Guerre less vanishing cream. 4 % th a gold star. He 1s a member No waiting to dry. Can be duty June 10; 1940. He is a former " °° . : od dicis ek used right after shaving employee of the Vonnegut Hard- | He 41 armored division of tne Awarded Approval ware Co. {3d army. American Institute of | + . 1 0» ing nem to ta 3 The distinguished flving cross rid regularly. — A Be NY HONORED {has been awarded to 2d Lt. Robert 3 ES Also Sof see Five local men have been|Althoff, 1202 Wade st, for particiawarded the bronze star medal for pating in a series of heavy incenARRID meritorious conduct in the. combat |d bombing missions against theaters, Japan. He ‘is a pilot. of a SuperTHE LARGEST SELLING DEODORANT | Lt. Herman F. Slutsky, son of | fortress based on Saipan. 4 Mre. G. Slutsky of Indianapolis, re- | RB ® # S. Sgt. Dwight Mount, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mount, 3131 W / Michigan st, has been commended by Lt. Col. Je P. Breckenridge

Waltz is a former employee of the

1728 Berwick on Sai- |

Electrician's Mate 1-¢ Willian¥ E. |;

| employee of the Indiana Bell Tele-|

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|Hoosier Heroes: Pvt W heet Dies-in Jap + Prison Ship; Another Dies in Normandy

Seaman 1-¢ Frank Amthony Faust IIL son of Mrs. Harry E. Scherer, 1116 N. Capitol ave, was killed May 4 off Okinawa.

Pvt. Curtis B. . « » declared dead in Normandy.

John Johnston Decorated

| William Ramey Honored {ceived the bronze star medal for capturing two enemy machine gun sts in the battle of the bulge. Capt. William S. Ramey was hon-

ored in a ceremony {Germany. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Ramey, 5686 Washington blvd. | Maj. John T. Johnston has re-| ceived a medal for outstanding | services as chief of the dental

clinic in the 11th general medical e dispensary of the 6th army group. His wife lives at 693 West dr, s Woodruff Place. i. 1A sband. of Mrs 820 Audubon rd., and Sgt. Joseph S. Koch, son of Mrs, Elizabeth N. Koch, 346 Terrace ave. were presented the bronze star medal for achievements in.combat with the 38th division in the Philippines. } = a Pfc. William D. Mrs. ton

» Hughes, st., has been given the bronze star medal for meritorious service in the European theater. He of the 82d field artillery

is a

member battalion. i » - “The. combat infantr

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for his part in eliminating a 500ton backlog of vital cargo which

- J of¢ ial casualty

{ Ft.

(Billy) McGinnis | 5!

at_ Heidelberg, | ;

son of | | Ruby Lowe, 606 E. Washing- |

The names of the following IndMina servicemen appear, on today's Hist: ff NAVY DEAD Marine PY¥t Donald Edyard Converse, Huntington; Marine Pvt, Tharles 8herman Crosson, Anderson; Marine .Cpl James Russell -DeFord, Elletsville;. Marine Pfc. William Everett, Elkhart; Marine Sgt... Jott Philip Heeb, -Rushville; Marine Rit. Eugene Edward Neubauer, Hammond; Marine Pvt, Kenneth William W1lKias, wayne. NAVY WOUNDED rtender 3:¢ Frank Jesse Hager-| Castle: Electrician's Mate 1l-¢ George Nelson, Talbot: Seaman » Roger Edmund Stillpass, Ft Wwavne; ine 2d Lt. Leo George Weaver, Evans : Fireman 2-¢ Glenn Edward Whitlow, Monon

ARMY DEAD—FUROPEAN REGIONS T. 5th Gr. Harry F. Harris, Crawfordsville; Pic. Roy E. Hockman, Evans Landng Py Alex -Jackovich, Clinton; 1t, Lt John Pruis s. New Haven ARMY DEAD—PACIFIC REGIONS P Edward M Doughton, New Alban 8S. Sgt, Joseph F. Webster, Connersy ille 4 ARMY WOUNDED—PACIFIC REGIONS Pic. Elmer W.' Koester, Batesville, Pvt, Shaw; Elkhar Pfc, Floyd R. Steenson, 8 Bend 1

ARMY LIBERATED—GERMANY Py James KE, Collier, Campbellsburg; Pvt. Marvin M. Cook, Bloomfield; .Pfc Thomas D. DeArk, Jeffersonville; 1st Lt Charles D. Easley, Boonville: 8gt. Elmer | i S ist Lt. William H fare | 8S. Sgt. Alvis W Mer] le; John | — h Bend; Bet n City, nv. Pfe, 4 ty; Pfc aval Peter W B. Smith, F. Snapp, Lafavette; T Soderling, Winslow; Pfc ROME, June 25 (U. P.).—Allied i Son ger, Veedersburg; Pfc. John tod - {R ger,” Marion 2d Lt. Robert M | headquarters ay lifted censor s Kokomo; 1st Lt. a Tv renee 8 ship on virtually all press copy exIf alparaiso; T. Sgt. Sau | Susman. Terre Haute cept that affecting the Japanese

T. Sgt.«Jaul J. Terrell, Washington

Set Da'e C. Washb Boswell; Pfc war. Cletus J. Weiss, Ft Branch: 2d Lt, Don- a ald R. Wenger, Elkhart; S. Sgt. Kenneth | Brig. Gen. Arthur McChrystal, \ Willey, Franklin; T. Sgt. Robert L |chief of sformation and censorship, Woodruff. Anderson,

| announcing lifting of restrictions at |® press conference. Even copy lia-

ble Jo Stes dissension between the vy be sent, he said. eg are depending on the good

JOBS DAUGHTERS 10 INSTALL QUEEN

| feelings from being hurt.”

be reimposed if troops resume an operational role, but aspects of such action could be sent,

he said, were: ONE: Location and identity of Mediterranean theater troops mow ing to the Pacific. TWO: Past operations in Europe | Which may affect the Pacific war,

& ’

Homer Tuttle

Evelyn Tuttle | such as escape methods and details |

Miss Evelyn Tuttle will*be in-/ showing the weakness of allied talled as honored queen in the equipment.

public initiation of Bethel 9 Order| THREE: Information contained

‘Colonel Layton R. Mottern, of Job's Daughters, at 8 p. m. Fri-|in official reports can be released | L. R. Mottern, day at the Veritas Masonic temple. only by the allied government io

Homer Tuttle Jr., her brother, cerned. {will be installed as master counselor ' eee z

[thoughts of rejoining his wife re-

| coming home for good. | the bride -he had left planned to ‘heavy semi-trailer he was driving {hit a parked truck on U. 8 Mt, cinnati,

| swer, sustained minor injuries.

| leading to the luxurious office build- | ing apartment of her employer, £ {| Cecil Robbel, Al | a few days later,

| is

judgment of the correspondents, not | {on the censors, to keep somebody's | he said, |" He added that censorship might

the political |

The only general stops remaining. |

Soldier's Dream Shattered By Shock of Tragic Mystery

ROCKFORD, IIL, June 25 (U, P).

| —A~ 34-year-old point - discharged pe said, “Maybe Ill ‘ask the army | EREARS to keep me.”

| soldier who came home happy An turned to his army camp today. Shattered were the dreams he had cherished for four fighting vears. Sgt. Philip J. Campbell, 34, was

| take their second honeymoon in a | cabin in the woods. Campbell knocked on the door of his apartment. There was no anThe place was boarded up. Then a policeman told him. . . . His wife, Ruth, 35, was dead, he learned. Her crushed body was found a week ago in -an elevator

44. She was buried |

That was all. “I can't believe it,” he said. “It too fantastic. I was going to,

surprise her and she would have | | laughed. She had the most beau- | { tiful laugh in the world.” In quiet tones, he related plans they had made to spend two years in a cabin in the woods of northern Minnesota—a second hohey- | moon, “She just can't be gone,” Camp- | bell added. “She was the only one vebind me.” Authorities still are investigating the death of Mrs. Campbell who was Robbel's secretary. The grand jury has been asked to determine how she died. Campbell: stationed on a hospital

ship, had been sent to Ft. Sheridan, from New Jersey for a ‘point|

11, discharge. He got a two-day pass to surprise his wife, but was required to return. :

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CIRCLE “It's in the Bag,” with Fred Allen,

Jack Benny, Don Ameche and Willtam Bendix at 12:40, 3:45 6.5% and 10:08

“High Powered” with Robert Lowery and Phyllis Brooks at 11:35, 2.48, 5:35 and 9

LOEW'S “Blood on the Sun” with James Cagney and Sylvia Sidney at 11, 1:48 4:36, 7.28 and 10:19

“Rough, Tough and Ready’ with Chester Morris and Victor fcLaglen, at 12:24, 3:22, 6:10 and "9.03, INDIANA “Flame of Barbary Coast” with John Wayne and Ann Dvorak at 11, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10. | “Three's a Crowd’ with Pamela

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DIES IN TRUCK CRASH LAST TWO DAYS

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lof the Order of DeMolay at 2:30 p. m. Sunday in the chapter house.

. iy The installing officers will be John Indianapolis

Scars, senior counselor, Billy Higgins, junier counselor and Homer Wo R LD P R E M | E i k Tuttle Sr.

Other Job's Daughters officers to be installed include:

The Misses Ruth Ann Mead" senior princess; Patricia Purdy, junior princess Rosalie Summa, guide; Thelda Taylor mn Y mars hal Alice Daniels, chaplain; Jean ] Bhaub, treasurer: Jean Sullivan, recorder S OR OF Del ores Smith, librarian; Judy Burk, mucian: Joan Bri n, senior custodian, .

ter, junior custodian

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The Misses Barbara Inman, first; PhylMurphy. second; Alice Pittman, third Carolyn Summa, fourth, and Norda Biddlecomb, fi Nancy Burghduff will beome inner guard ang Dorothy Sam wi )e outer guard

Installing officers for the women's {organization are Marian White,

{Trudas Love, Dorothy Rothaas Phyllis Shook, Wilda Taylor and and Mail Pauline Steinhilber. ROOM 307,

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Pendleton Pike “TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE”

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Edgar Bergen—Jane Powell “SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD"

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Andrews Sisters ‘MOONLIGHT & CACTUS

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Dor. Lamour “AND THE ANGELS SING” Chester Morris “DOUBLE EXPOSURE”

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Wm. Powell “THIN MAN GOES HOME Bob Crosby “MY GAL LOVES MUSIC”

NORTH SIDE _|GARFIELD of, “if ‘THIS MAN'S NAVY” ZARING o.2 hy Jon Hall "SAN DIEGO 1 LOVE YOU” teal Dorothy Lamour “RAINBOW 1 ISL. AND” SANDERS children Ho Ti “THUNDER L TALBOTT T Tebeu at 2d Rotor VERY THOUGHT OF YOU

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L. Turner “KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY

“INVITATION TO HAPPINESS” Ginger Rogers “MAJOR & MINOR"

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TA-2232 Randolph Scott ‘BELLE OF THE YUKON’ East Side ‘Kids “BOWERY CHAMPS"

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Ann Corie “CALL OF THE JUNGLE" E.

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