Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1945 — Page 5

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FRIDAY, LY 20, 1945

‘Hoosier Heroes: B-24 Pilot, Sergeant in Italy, Are Killed

Lt. Edward B. Johnson, son of Mrs. Bessie Johnson, 239 N. Illinois st, Apt. 41, and Claude Johnson, 5479 Hibben ave., has been reported killed in action. He had héen missing over Cilli, Yugoslavia, since Feb. 25, 1044, : A pilot of a B-24 Liberator bomber, Lt, Johnson attended Technical high. school and enlisted in the In. diana National Guard in November, 1940. He was transferred to active duty with the air corps in January, 1942, and went overseas in Decem-

His brother, Earl Johnson, Pacific.

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Lt. Edward B. Johnson . , . | is serving in the | |

killed over Yugoslavia.

» » y 9 S. Sgt. Adolph (Jerry) Turpin, husband of WAC Cpl. Mary E. Turpin, formerly of 819 8. Randolph st., has been reporteddead. He had been missing over Italy since Feb, 28. a gunner on a B-17, Sgt. Turpin attended schools in Bedford dnd was employed by the Omar Bakeries, Inc, before he entered the air corps in July, 1942, He had been overseas, since last December. Survivors besides his wife, who is stationed in Charleston, 8. ©. ! is his mother, Mrs, Maggie Turpin, Bedford. !

| WO y NDED— wil Pal 8. Sgt. Adolph (Jerry) Turpin | liain ” . kill ! encer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank kifled ju 11213. Palencer, 2846 Collier st., and holder rt Haute; Marine Pfc, Oscar H. Beal, | of two presidential citations, was | gransvilie; Marine Pv. Willan Bea | wounded June 18 by shell frag-| sl Ralph Boyer, Vincennes; Marine Pfc. |

alter Allen radshaw, Frankfort ments on Okinawa. | i Pvt. Charles E. Davis, ariom; | The 22-year-old soldier, a grad- | Marine Pfc. Robert E. Hendershot, New

Iban 1st Lt. Edward William Hoch, uate of Ben Davis high school, en-| Pt. Warne Marine Cpl. William R, John-

A Tom Dublin; Marine Pfc, Jack Kent tered service on Armistice day, 1942, | Manuel, Edinburg; Marine Cpl. Joséph and went overseas with the 2d|J g McKenna, East Chicago; Marine Pvt, marine division in April, 1943. He| 2%) Ie oAAMat MoM, Colrels; Marine is a former employee of the Zenite Marine Pvt. Roy L. Terry, Hammond; Metal Corp Water Tender 3-c Paul Louis Uhlig, Peru. Noun NAVY MISSING Marine Pvt. Fred Lortton ‘Fobes, Fire Controlman 3-¢c Opal Pranklin,

{ Avoca; Motor Machinist's Mate 3-c Robert

husband of Mrs. June M. Fobes of | Indianapolis, was a victim of com-

Stephen Fuller, Pleasant Lake; Pvt. Raymond L. McCreary, Rising Sun. |

ARMY DEAD—PACIFIC ‘REGIONS i removed from the island March 14. Pfc. Gilmore C. Deig, Mt. Vernon; |

| Pvt, Lester BE. Galloway, South Bend; He was treated in the naval hos- | pic. Samuel Jones, Alexandria, and has

ARMY WOUNDED—PACIFIC REGIONS | now returned to duty at the marine| pic resier B Babcock, Ft. Wayne; T.

base there. Pvt. Fobes is the son a, Cr. phasis E Lampton. Butierville: | | Rg oy offman, Hartford Cit of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fobes,|34 Lt Robert’ B Hurt Hammond: Pvt | 714 E. 23d st, and was a letter-|Bdward J. Jablonski, East Chicago! Pvt. William F. Martin, Hammond. man at Shortridge high school. Cpt. He was employed by the Belt fuehiard C Mornout, Attica; Pfc. Emmett

Lloyd Mills, Terre Haute: .Pfe. Mull, Sal railroad before he entered the ma- | Ft. Wayhe; “Pre. Fa TE rine corps July 8 1044. He had | been overseas since December. » » ¥ The war department announced | today that Pfe. Lewis R. Morris, son of Mrs. Edith Morris, 1060 S.! West st., was wounded recently in the Pacific.

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“The n.mes of the following Indiana servicamen appear on today's casualty list. 5 NAVY DEAD

Marine Capt. Leonard Willis Alford, Garrett; Marine Pfc. Robert M. Clubine, Hammond; Chief Gunner's Mate Wilbert | Melvin Gardiner, Loogooipe,

ran ne KANE WOUKBEDMarine Pfc. Robert Clinted Barnhart, |

ICKES WARNS NATION FACING FUEL CRISIS

WASHINGTON, July 20 (U. P.). —~Fuel Administrator Harold L. Ickes warned today that the “worst fuel shortage of the war” is threatened for the coming winter. He said he has requested fuel con- | servation directors of 25 states to launch local drives at once to place

PERMANENT WAVES

LONG OR SHORT STYLES

$79

“Millions of Americans in the eastern half of the nation will have bis i yummy. Se oy with to keep warm on 80 per cent of the|] for: Come in today. coal or coke normally burned, while fuel-oil users cannot expect ‘more than three gallons for every four) normally consumed,” Ickes said. “The only way the public can keep warm next winter without impairment of industrial activity and impeding the war against Japan for lack of fuel is for each consumer to prepare now to conserve his precious fuel supply most rigidly.”

BECOMES PROFESSOR OF MUSIC AT INDIANA

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., July 20.— Dr. Thurber H. Madison, acting head of the music department at Eastern Illinois teachers college, has been appointed associated professor of music education in the Indiana university of mustic. Dr. Madison succeeds Samuel T. Burns, who resigned a yéar ago to become head of the music education department at New York university. He will be in charge of music education at I. U. and will direct methods work and graduate re courses.

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