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Wounded Hero of Pacific Tells About Women Snipers

wounded on Saipan and Iwo|Gerstmeyer Technical high school {Jima, Cpl. Willie Heck of Terre in Terre Haute and enlisted in the | um |Haute wears the purple heart with marine corps in February, 1943. lone star, the presidential citation | |with one star, [the American {theater of war ribbon and the Asiatic - Pacific ribbon with four battle stars. A member of the 4th marine division, he was {injured on Sai- #8 {pan by a Jap * |hand grenade and _, seas on Iwo Jima by Cpl. Willie Heck imac hine gun fire, Of the original [217 in his company there are 16 left. The others are: Killed or missing. Cpl. Heck described the fighting on Saipan and said that many of the ‘snipers were Japanese. women land children who hid in the jungle |and waged guerrilla warfare-against [the Americans. His four battle stars are for the Marshall islands, Saipan, Tinian and Iwo Jima. Evacuated by hospital ship from i Iwo Jima to Saipan, he was flown Ito a hospital in Oakland, Cal. He iis now on a 30-day furlough from Great Lakes naval hospital. | Cpl. Heck is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Heck, Terre Haute, and the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fairfield, 1720 Hall pl. Overseas 16 months, he is a & he is a graduate ot

PAGE 18 ‘Women Here Sponsor C enfer For Latin Farm Workers

both. supplies and a paid worker] for the center. There will be a daytime kindergarten and vacation | §chool for small children and classes and» activities for older children and adults at night, The dec ison to support the center was made by the Indianapolis Council of Church Women at the executive meeting this week. They will provide 300 New Testaments and the same number of copies of the devotional booklet, “The Upper Room.” and of the gospels in Spanish and English and other equipment, The Council of Church Women | also voted to conduct a world day of prayer service March 15 inj Christ Episcopal church, employing | the theme, “The Things That Make for Permanent Peace.” The mass| [meeting in the afternoon in Christ | church will be preceded by district meetings in the forenoon | World community day plans, including the date, Nov. 2, and the he © Joa,’ wun theme, “The Price of Enduring 7.23 and 10:15 Peace.” with the sub-theme, “Mak-, Main ing the Church Live,” were announced. Mrs. J. H. Smiley spoke on the Yo Boron. recent meeting of the United Coun- 12:30, 3:40, 6:50 and 10. cil of Church Women. Among other SN ol CeRaOn, items. Mrs. Smiley reported that the 5 35,.5:44 and 8:50 united council sent four representa- LYRIC tives, including the president, Mrs. Ory uthering. Heights, with Mere Harper Sibley, to the united nations gonterence.

Protestant church women of. In- | dianapolis will sponsor a religious | and social center for Mexican and Jamaican farm workers in Indiana during the summer. and early fall. The migrants have beeg brought to the state to relieve the manpower shortage on farms and to increase the supply of needed food products. The center is located in Kosciusko county, about 16 miles soutn of Warsaw. The women will furnish

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