Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1945 — Page 13

THURSDAY, JULY 2%, 1065 me en Hs THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

8 “In the Servige— i | Jimmie Franklin, 1313 Kentucky | nation’s seven serial gunnery

ave, is an automotive equipment schools.

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Mr. and Mrs. George ‘Egenolf, R.R.| | wife, Flora, lives at 538 Udell ob is

SETS RECORD 4, Box 758, was graduated from the | convalescing at Asburn general hosarmy air forces central instructors |pital, McKinney, Tex. } school at Laredo army air fleld, Tex.| Technician, Lovett served in| /) ————— ? h He is.now fully -qualified to be-|France and Germany before being . n 0 1/3 ; / 7) 14 e : hi Lt. Meyer Aboard Plane tome an instructor in one of the returned to this country. Aloft'9 Hours.

PFirss Lt, Frank J. Meyer, husbar4 of Mrs, Margaret Hagan Meyer, 1633 8. Talbot ave, was observer on a Black Widow flight which estab ; lished what is believed to be a. new HE distance and time record for the bi night-marauding fighter.

The plane ranged a round trip of i 11800 miles over the Philippines to i BUSHEL -Borneo.— It -was—over the Kuching 4 " ST VERE 0 target 1% hours, and stayed aloft i EXTRA FANCY 1°; MINIMUM ’ :

9 hours and 10 minutes.

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Seaman 2-¢ James F. Zintel, R. R. 16, Box 275, has recently completed

an advanced course of specialized Call Delmont 3330

training at the naval air technical

training center at Gainesville, Ga. : / \ U. S. NO. | ELBERTA 4 o fe ome vce nwo (64 EASTERN [ines FREESTONE st., was aboard a destroyer-mine-|

sweeper when it swept a sea path | . | : We toward the Okinawa beaches for the | / Ie \ ? rest of the invasion fleet. L# I a /

The crew won praise from tHe | eee

executive officer, who said: “They !f 8 3 5 : BI : : 2 INCHES AND LARGER

deserve a pat on the back. They

didn’t drag their heels during the | R — 5 : Rp entire operation. . , . It's easy to win : x I i 3 Ibs. 26¢ with men like that to back you up.” n - MF | : en — | ’ | : Aviation Ordnanceman 3-c Gar- - iece e A : FULL J . nice R. Lamb, whose wife lives in | 1 > nn :

Indianapolis, a gunner aboard a A CA N " | | ¢ BUSHEL navy patrol plane, has completed a SILVERPLATE . i ; BASKET tour of duty in the Atlantic, serving ) § ; ] . with patrol bombing squadron 212, A | R | & 0) T Y «

The combat air crewman com-

pleted 75 operational patrols during Steel Base Nickel a NP : PEACHES CAN BE

his 18-month Atlantic tour of duty. ond

recently transferred from the India- |

China theater to the Pacific to join | Y i [ PEO PLE : OF HOME CANNING

with the 31st bomber command. { Sgt. Robert H. Lake, 603 E. 19th 6 KNIVES

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