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*§ One Indianapolis man ‘was wounded on Okinawa and another hero was injured in Italy. > " WOUNDED Marine Pfc. Herman Black, 1118 Sterling ave., on Okinawa.

Pvt. Robert L. Churchill, brother |:

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Too many young women still * 3 avyweight g foalize bow Jmportant douching ane lof Mrs, Nancy Ferguson, 145 Bright The Largest Variety of first .ape Buch careless ignorance of Jappiness, st, In Italy. So season on §38 Wrecked many a marriage. : .8 9% CR PHO 1 Oo SUPPLIES : eak, homemade mixt f TIN Poa 8 » At Sport. fda. or} Ninegar bo Not and cu a WOUNDED — wo Ya " R ed he who nev ion of BoNTTE_discovery of & famous | Marine Pfc. Hérman Black, son Robert Cline John Skinner Jou, Reddinetol Floyd Bogan | Charles Carroll Harry Barnaby and EQUIPMENT althoug a d shiisoptic-germ No Sher t; ® lof Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Black, 1118 | Decorated Wins Honor onored Decorated Wins Medal Honored " buche of all th . i | ; ; leh v n NY 5 ark ode 3 80 davies. Steins Be was ney son of Mrs. Sallis T Aner, my many, Bait x Robert 5 Coffin Bastarday, B. R. Jo, hus Fecolvey ne in the City » ) ns no carbolic Oki ‘ . ,, Who was honored for [son of Mrs. Elizabeth Coffin, residential unit citation aboard a ; : hree. #id, no mercury, no phenol. You can |nel wound in his shoulder. Sgt. Joseph Hg Ahern receives NEW Jersey s B * Carrying Cases * Chemicals

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Pfc. Black, who is 34, is the husband of Mrs. Violet L. Black, Cayuga. He attended high school in Perrysville and is now in a naval hospital in Oklahoma. He enlisted in the marine corps

the bronze star medal from Brig. Gen. Francis H. Oxx in Ttaly.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Herdrich, 13490 Edgemont ave., was honored by Brig. Gén. Morris Berman for the same type of duty.

his ingenuity and efficiency with a motor pool in Italy. In addition to tie bronze star, Sgt. Ahern also wears the combat infantryman's badge and the Mediterranean theater ribbon with five battle stars.

8. Sgt. Ralph J. Calsbrese, son of |

under enemy fire. [of the Atlantic fleet x on 1943 and 1944, The silver star medal for gallan-| 2 8

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St. Paul st., won the bronze star for| destroyer in the Atlantic. The citdmaintenance of communication lines|tion was awarded an aircraft carrier

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un » ” Pvt. Robert. L. Churchill, brother of Mrs. Nancy Ferguson, 145 Bright st., was wounded slightly in Italy on’ May 29. He entered the army in November, 1942, and has been overseas more than a year. His wife, Mildred, and two chil-

|dren live in Louisville, Ky.

n » o 'HONORED— Three local servicemen have been {commended by their commanding | officers for meritorious service. Pfc. Harry D. Davis, husband of

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commanding general of the 4th marine division for his service during the battle for Saipan. n u ”

The oak leaf cluster has been presented to four Indianapolis men for aerial achievements. : Capt. Michael P. Egan, son of | Mrs. Margaret E. Egan, 31 8, Butler ave, was awarded the bronze oak leaf cluster to his distinguished flying cross for raids against the Japa- | nese. He is a B-29 navigator. | A second oak leaf cluster was pre- | sented to Lt. Donald A. Wilkerson, husband of Mrs. Jean Wilkerson, |

with combat operations. He is a supply sergeant with the 324th signal company wing. A member of the 16th tank destroyer group in France and Ger-

action Sept. 20, 1944. " o o Sonarman 3-¢ Arthur Levy Easter-5in or |day, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pfc,

Donald .D. Orem,

Marine Pfc. Nick Herbach, Gary.

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{received in action in the Pacific. | They are Marine Pfc. Charles Es[till Carroll, husband of Mrs. Ber{nice Carroll, 1606 Tabor st. who | {was wounded on Iwo Jima. The] {medal was presented to Pfc. Carroll | {at a mass ceremony at Great Lakes, { TIL. | Seaman 1-¢ Harry Hubert Barn{aby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore | Barnaby, 4806 W. Bertha st. re(ceived the purple heart in the Mari|anas. He was wounded on Guam |by a Jap sniper. Seaman Barnaby is a seabee. 2

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