Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1945 — Page 6

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PAGE 6 Swim o WE _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES te THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 00 d Lt. Beecher G. Smith, Fragkton;

Hoosier Heroes: Local Sailor Dies in Sinking of Jap Prison Ship; Two Are Reported Wounded in Pacific [Fe gsi

Pfc. Willis A, Hemmerlein, Jdsper; T. $ 5 SR : s Bi io brothers attended Technical high of Dr. AW. Hetheyington, 5224 ARMY DEAD—~PACIFIC | Sgt. dons Jubison, Tete SR ; DEA X i ” i school. | Pleasant Run blvd, ‘has been| Pvt Chalmer W. Austin, La Botte, Pyi: RM

: by hy 3 . i | pet. George R. Allegre, Mishawaka : % | i John W Vincent \ i Pharmacists Mate 3-¢ Jess Lin- : ; awarded thé bronze star medal for 3 oT Sdernausen, Se oft | pte. David A. Dennis, Haute; Sgt,

” » n ; : a X a . ‘ Pearce, Mic Oity; Pvt wille J¥, son of Mrs, Karris Lin-| | — - a a i 3 a HONORED | heroic achievement as a surgeon Sates pel, ivansviie] na Arex J. Taterskt, South eat ville, 301 E. North st, apt. 6, this| &. ; 8 : § i Capt. Richard T. Rehn, son of | with the 89th infantry division. L Hardesty. Bvimavile: T, | set, Charles : : Hl : i : - a 's. ‘Caroli N. New| During the assault crossing of the|g ryan New Albany ban et week becam e eighth Indian- N Sy ; Mrs. Caroline Rehn, 2011 { bur : Surface, Auburn; Pvt Paul J. Tackett, 2 Sune = Oe in thei fw E + ; : 4 Jersey st, has been awarded the |Rhine river, Capt. Hetherington |Salem; Pvt. Robert L. Tharp, Kokomo; apolis man to lose Ee 3 pi :

silver star for gallantry in action. |treated the wounded under heavy)‘'t: Robert E. Trout, Terre Haute. sinking of a Jap prison ship last | He is with the 43d-division in tne e enemy fire.

ARMY WOUNDED—PACIFIC i e } ; Pet, Paul EF Aubrey, Greencastle: Pfe. Oct. 2. a 3 Ro | Philippines. #8 8 Robert H. Beutler, Lafayette; La } i 49 : 2.8 ‘ "STATE rence Bond, Greensfork; Pfe, According to a letter from the Na : : i : rou Columbus; Plo. ‘Thomas ; 0 : . ; ; Pfc. Roger G. Still, 1, has I f the follow Marion; Pfc. Robert W. Johnson, . navy dépertment, Pharmacist Lin-| §& WN } J ~0 - | been honored with hx Hin star | The names of the following Indi. Biuton; Pvt, Dwight E. Myers, Madison; | ville was in the Bilibid prisoner uf g gr Henly Ueurge Heny | medal. Pfc. Still is with the 6th| eV icemen appear on today's PURINA FL N sosTon So. 3 n Hosp v army. } ! war camp in the Philippines When ar aS and . ! : NAVY DEAD, F Y SPRAY he was placed on board a Japanese 3 ha 3 3 States following naval action In

© ] | Marine Field Musician 1-¢ Ray B.,} Masine Ple. Har$td Lloyd Crody, Bloom. | a t NEW YORK freighter, apparently en route to Pharmacist’s ‘Mate 1-c Ralph | Pharmacist's Mate 3-¢ Jess Lin- the Pacific. | Allen, 3764 E. St. Clair st. is one | NAVY WOUNDED 2 ; Ra

i y / i ig Seaman 1l-¢ George Henry was| : : ugs, ants, wa- / Japan. Carl Koehler, son of Mr. and | ville Jr. . . lost in Jap prison q!0f the marines of a headquarters | Marine Pfo. Theodore Walter BEstridge, ¥ The ship was torpedoed and sunk| Mrs. Carl Koehler, 7605 Pendle- | ship sinking. {wounded on Okinawa May 14 and ompany given high praise by their|Brovkville; Marine Pvt, ~ Gilbert ridge. |S ter bugs, silver fish, 1) LOS ANGELES

fee le ¢ “ Pleasant odor, £ ! : : ; s in the naval hospital in San Ewald, Anderson; Field Musician 1-¢ " " x off Shoonan, paiern coast o Chie Son Pike, Sie in diy prison nigh school. Pvt. Hilkene ‘is the Diego, Cal. company commander for heroic|George Edwin Milhon, Plainfield; Aviation |= stainless, made for “ A native of Shelby county, Phar-; ship sinking last October.

n - dioman James Joseph Shea; Ft. Wayne. |= h Ee a . | work by doubling as stretcher bear ig Call TWA first for | « ? husband of Mrs. Alta Hilkene, Shel-| His brother, Seaman 1-c¢ Ira ARMY DEAD—EUROPE gon igh. 0 Fred ved OUNDED— Loyville They have three children. Henry, husband qf Mrs Mydreq [E18 UATE he Rates Okinawa figny | Ww! igh school. He h " { . 3

Pfc. Herman A. Bune, Jatayette: Poy. | Sulllg [ essential wartime travel. Henry of the R. R. 6 address, con- ng. Walter A Macielak, Ga

| ov : —— . EF ations, teleph in Indianapolis eight years before| py(. Forrest H. Hilkene, son of | Pvt, Hilkene was employed by the tracted poison in the Pacific area $$ 5 a on & For reservations, telephone

ining the navy in May, 1939. | ; | International Harvester Co. before ; Maryland. For excellent performance of duty | £* eed aller had been | Mr, and Mrs. John F, Hilkene, New | entering the army Nov. 9, 1944, He an JoSpialited bn Matis the [in combat in France and Germany, ONE \Y | mn h avn. LINCOLN 2599 overseas since November, 1940. Palestine, was wounded on Min-| went overseas April 13. navy since April, 1944. Pfc. Charles J. Schenk, husband of H o® p tein Besides his mother, survivors are jdanao May 27. He is now in an a.8. # A former Herff-Jones employee,| Mrs. Honor A. Schenk, 3317 W. 10th R . i his half-sister, Mrs. Carl Henke of army general hospital in the i Two sons a uo A Mes George Goon ge, has fought* at Iwo Jima |st., received the combat infantry- ASPIR | N Call Rewer alf-brother, Lorenzo | ippines. . Henry, R. R ox are being |and was on a ship that was sunk {man’s badge. . Manis, I ’ [0 graduate of Warren Central | treated in hospitals in the United |in the Solomons battle. He has| #23 =» DO TABLETS 35¢/ i 00IER W WEAVING co. 1. oiars TNE WAY ' a . seerenni | been in the navy four years. _Thel Capt. John A. Hetherington, s son Ls LARGEST SELLER AT 10¢ &

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