Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1945 — Page 4

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PAGE £ a _— ‘THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 3 ain) ia .. TUESDAY, JULY 17, 194% TUESD Edwin C. Stein | “Al FUR COAT FOR THE' WOMAN OF MEANS . , Po : AL QAILUNY | sa Maior | SALON-DESIGNED nd h HOID 1a Sid Becomes a Major SALUI SOLUINEY FE a i «nl oo : 0 ; IN COMBAT IONE EDWIN C. STEIN, former pub- LA | | lic:relations officer at Stout field, v g : : : | a headquarters of 4 wn the I Troop Car- . i : A \ Group Comes Through Oki- rier Command, * PT, 3 A as been -pro- J i nawa Without Casualty. | moted from the 4 Army Pri ; E rank of captain fe . Names of local sailors are dotting | to major in the A He Had the news from bases in the states] air technical : r (Continu and from all the theaters of combat. service coms | 3 : The following all canie through | mand, Rome, . which police © the battle ‘of Okinawa without &/ Maj. Stein A o, Hum © .gerateh: al See who arrived at | 5 3 furlough, ac Seaman 2c Alan L Weis, RR. Ha Vial. Ste Rome M months | A Miller once New AU Gowen, Lawrence Radio| Ago, iw public ‘relations officer | after the sol¢ Technician 3-c Robert A. Cox, 3138 Shy for the base. He had been sta- n panions left more, ave; Mashing 8 Mate nh Quar-| tioned at Stout field for 20 S walking towa termaster 1~c W. S. Ralson Jr. 1% El months. 0 ‘a nearby pal ~ 9h st, ahd Ecamun 3:6: Foye N. Before enlisting iti ‘the .army -air < Romeril said. "they helped fire more than 5,-| forces, the major was war: edi- ae “I noticed 000,000 pounds of shells at enemy | tor of International News Serv- 2 the side of targets while serving on the U. 8. 8.| ice and managing editor, of the Oo over,” Hump New york New York American, Z ment to poli g 4 TTT TE ? and mind h Fought Aboard Destroyer , z said he didn’ Gunes Nee x mim GOES 10 ARMY ~~ They're here! i him to go Blank, son of Mrs. Nelle X. Blunk, ev're here! The fashion iy Sm Bo 1388 Gem Arne 70, [ough Boa : leaders of America are her Lhe dian’ he 1 . ) hel : £ here : : ; *"the destroyer, U. 5.5, Bug dors] HAS SAME JOB J " vi, Tome 5 0 ml . 27 + ow : 5 yp h0r 31 MORES 4 in 1e Paci, | for your selection now! And | Miller and tr carrier tas TE on ite KF Loa three compa: Seaman. 2-C . : “ . v reah’ 5 He sa oP Sth thet. ; rices reflect the advisabil- em. 1824 W. 38th st, eee ent air. Sign Painter Thought He'd Pp : ! | nearby to cal igh dec : : ity that vou buy your fur i The “comp: craft earrigt Jn he Faclfic. IU 05) Get Change as 6. |. : ye : |G. Lioyd, 27, as the flight deck '| , 3 ivy W ! his wife, FM nudging Hellcat ghiers i Aven T. 5th Gr. Harold E. Burns, of coat this early ! A small de Left... Betty Kirk. ger torpedo bombers INO PRACE pig infield, former sign painter and 3 . Bron : Glamorous light i Lioyd was with a trsctor. to agtier he RS indow trimmer for Indianapolis posit will hold your selec ! hai Til 1 Da =. "as a member of a flight dec " |department stores, thought he was. . : age, : . ‘| . YC: { held as a m fighting team. |through with brushes and paints tion in oul lay away .w ith 3 Motos amp k Detectives . i > i Init I h ed the army in Octo- Pay . *" ~ £ y In Sea Frontier Gols : [She le join free storage until Fall : that advanced fashe i Loyd ro J Two local men, Fireman 1-c Joi , - } i § ve : « # 3 ta 20 N. Wallace st.,| A few months-after he landed on Arianne . ‘ yd 3 ion has decreed. i Humphress. * ; 8. Sinclair, 3020 the bleak Aleutian islands, Techni- Every Marilyn Coat carries 3 Capt. Rom

£ jcian’s Mate 3-c Jess I Bae N. Alabama st. “are cian Burns found himself painting © members of the Hawaiian sea fron- Signs again But that time it was i : i ich i r the post quartermaster. ” t which is assigned the task for le the sea lanes clear of The Hoosier who. returned to -his guarantee. I ——

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enemy fleet units. country in April, reported that the i Pvt. Hum Kk i kK sual conception of the climate on “i ‘ 3 turned from Ensign Malcom Dick Minnick of jusua : ; 4 : ICs polis is supply and disburs- the Aleutian island chain is all TAKE 12 MONTHS T0 PAY ih 3 report to Mi {ing ‘officer aboard a destroyer es- wrong, - 100. At his base the i

“cort in the Atlantic. He recently temperature, even in winter, seldom Right a i "aided. in the rescue. of a® naval |dropped below zero, he stated. . ORDERS - aviator. “Perhaps though,” he explained Rich.

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“< Seaman 1-¢ Alvan D. Mclver, 621 “the dampness and ‘willawa’'— A kling Cross Persian 78. New Jersey st, is witha squad-/a wind which often reaches nearly i Lamb in all it's: “ron which patrols a portion of the 120 miles per houi—made up for 3 : aly “China sea, searching for Jap ves- the absence of intense. cold.” 4 plovs, i Hatering] -Governor ( sels. His plane crew sank an enemy | The technician is, now assigned Igh styled. complete ins Zschooner the first night out with to the classification section of the property.

~ their squadron. and.has since sunk Camp Atterbury military personnel 4 “In view o - many Jap ships. branch. He is active in: the work a . of dollars of t 3 On Battleship jof the Berean Missionary Baptist . fe annually ine

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Coxswain Henry Herbert Carroll church in Indianapolis and helps Thiel fomd Oh has been ad- conduct a church radio program vanced to his present rating aboard Over station WISH Sunday morn“a new 45,000-ton battleship which-IN8<. has been participating- in recent

carrier task force strikes against 1 1 MORE "LOCA L Fine Japanese homeland. MEN DISCHARGED

Ensign John W. Olsen, 5714 E.| ; 132d st, has completed his course] Eleven more Indianapolis men “at the Atlantic fleet's naval train- have been discharged through the

‘ing center in Miami, and will re- separation center at Camp Atter-

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“port to San Prancisco for duty on a Pury. They Bp: Loo . : BY THE TIME YOU belonged to - tanker. ea Pr rane 1 Suits, HME WANT TO WEAR IT! very loose wi % Naval Aviation - Cadet Robert Harding st: Pfc. Roger O. Still, R.R. 8 > added. y Walker Chestnitt, R, R. 16, has{ook, 138: Pie. Clareler D.. Wood Jois : ; ~~ ceo He suggest Rese Kawamata the. anual. ou, Kiprses or Pie, Nooo ® lie 8 ee Loe Nr property ins

training center at Pensacola, Fla, Searles. 3548 N. Capiicl ave: Pfc. Jack R whe ; tint sag ; i PG July 1. 2 rst, - Llewellyn. 1132 W. 28th st. Pfe. Rdymond aig rr il. oe : Fe - : rock ; on TOO... rms jafter completing the first phase of Llewelyn. 1132 W, 28th ae Ravan : rr ; ; <a ee , . “flight training at Glenview, Ill. walker Pullen Jr. 2350 N. New Jersev st. = \ wi adi v <n OFFIC! . is ini all point dischargees, and M. Sgt. Cres- > - Finishes Training ton R. Rice, 32 N. Glddstone ave. over ; .U. 8. (All Data | ” 2 h J SP —— 4 : Sunrise...... | g recipitation 24 ‘Total precipitat Excess since Ja EE —————

William R. Long, 1905 Arrow ave, 'n® *8e limit.

graduated recently from the naval air technical training center at . Norman, Okla. He is awaiting U l Ie “further orders either to sea or to a naval base.

. 3 . Two Indianapolis naval aviation . 2 * “cadets, Virgil L. Giles, 327 E. 22d} I IS | -st.,, and John W. Ball, R. R. 4, have

completed the course of physical |

The following temperature for P. m, yesterday tures for 13 he today:

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ELKHART, Ind. July 17 (U, P.). Leighton Foster, 35, Nappanee, began a 30-day sentence today at the . state penal farm for attacking a! wounded war veteran. An ‘eye-opening’ revelation in sensible ‘ Pfe, Harold -Davis Ryman, 25, and comfortable reducible rupture protecElkhart, was in .a Chicago hospital. tion may be yours for the asking, without for treatment of injiries sustained | COs or obligation. Simply send riame and ‘to his war-wounded leg. Police aaron to William 8. Rice, Inc. Dept . 406-W, Adams, N.Y, and full detail . sald Ryman was knocked down and | the new ana different Rice Methoa will o “beaten after being pulled from his sal you Free. Jikiou hard Deshegougiog . pads or tornienting pressure, here's a Sup«automobile at Nappanee Saturday. port that has brought joy and comfort Yd Foster was fined $20 in. addition thousands—by releasing them from Trusses : y {With springs and straps that bind and cut to the jail sentence. He was re- Designed to securely hold a rupture up ported by police to have attacked 3nd In where-i belongs and yet give tree- : ‘ dom of body and genuine comfort For “two other persons full information write today! Ryman was at home on a 30-day — e—— furlough. He was, wounded last “February in France by a shell frag- | ment. .

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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. July 17 (U.| P.).—Nearly 900 employees of the! :Btran-steel division of the Great] Lakes Steel Corp, were back on their jobs today after a four-day |! ‘strike. The strikers, members of local || ; 3489 of the United Steel Workers of || | “America (C. 1.70.) voted fo rerun io work after meeting with. U. 8S. department of labor officials yes

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