Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1945 — Page 16
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: Bombing Revealed. “On the high seas. “ Sain By WILLIAM B. DICKINSON : . oo TP a e United Press Staff Correspondent : NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (U. P.)—
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING ~ |Charles A. Lindbergh sent a Japa- | ied to the United Ki Sorbo. GRRE nese Zero fighter plane down in| tween Nov. 30 and Dee. 3, with the flames with one short burst from/| remaining a troops to leave
, direetly for .8. at a still in the guns -of his army Lightning] definite’date. .
during a Far East air forces raid 79th Infantry: Pirst ¢ is on on oll installations at Balikpapan, high ‘seas; rest in ar ay Borneo, on Oct, 10, 1944. area, Marseille zone. The high military authority from 16th Corps: In Le Havre stagwhom. I first obtained this story| ing area. { 8 e than 13 months ago has just o Y Ir reat me from. the Oy of eters a i THE "SPECI AL" § | y
* |secrecy I gave at that time, and I The 20th, 30th, 90th and 100th GIFT
ne he ou dale nr | Asn or - have been alerted for shi til the end of the Japanese war—| ons have been a »- | 2 A Fine New Photograph was obvious: Lindbergh was a Of Your Youngster 2 x civilian, and as such was supposedly { he TAPES a non-combatant. And after this 207 342 VETERANS : one combat flight to Balikpapan, y § A “Portrait by Tower" Is § : 100 J Pron? “My head's ay up in the douds. Happy? he was ordered by Gen. eorge ° ¥ Your Child at His Best x Rt i Jen rely StS ITED AS JOBLESS oe ae Theres 0 catch in my throst. ardent in QR (oie mo more fighting missions. § Because Tower Photeg- § fast 3 * Distinctive Styles #7 even. and sheer glory in my heart... i's a Keepashe, o gonisine Extended Flying Range WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 (U. P.). | raphers Have a Way 34 ; : *D dable Material . i . d -y 1 Lindbergh, then 42 years old, had | —The veterans’ administration re- With Children Fl zat ! : epe n : : registered Keepsake Diamond Ring." You can choose any come fo the Southwest Pacific area’ ported today that one veteran in —— i ny he. ~ w Extraordinary Values
Koepaahe with confidence. You are protected by the # some weeks before, as a civilian at-| 95 io grawing unemployment com- ‘ L
. " _ [tached to the army air forces, to po. aiion under the G. L bill of E No Appointment Necessary RS ey Selections that encompass . 3 name “Keepsake” in the ring and the Keepsake I... A train American fighter pilots, most rights. i CMY i every slipper need
of them [ittle more than half his Payments have quadrupled since Bi $198 to $395
i age, in long-range flying. {V-J day. In the week ending Nov. ¥ The famous flier who thrilled the 1 10 checks for $4,799.439 were paid world with his “Lone Eagle” trans-| 0 297.342 jobless veterans. iu Atlantic flight in 1927, had worked| n addition, 14,000 self-employed ¥ out flying methods which made veterans are drawing payments to § 57 Monument Circle possible almost doubling the range| bring their incomes up to $100 a + (Street Floor) ‘lof ‘the Lightning P-38 fighter. How | month. . limportant this-was in the South-| VA also reported that.17,898 world 5446 E. Washington St. |west Pacific, where principal Japa- | war I veterans have never come § (Irvington | nese targets were far distant from | forward to, claim their bonus! y STUDIO HOURS {our bases, cannot be over-estimated. | | checks, totalling around $12,000,000. NN nN In other words, the distance our| VA blamed death and forgetful- : fk Daily 9:30-5:30 4 N.P ENNSYLVANIA ST. fighters could fly to protect our ness for the unclaimed adjusted |g yn » $ bombers on their raids had been! service certificates. In most cases Sunday 1-5:30 | almost doubled. Kenney and other | nothing has been heard from the | Fri. eve, till 8 air force leaders gave Lindbergh|owners since 1925. when the certifi- PARR most of the credit. cates were issued, or since 1931, comomone Accompanied Mission when 50 per cent loans against But the communique didn't report them were authorized, that Lindbergh had gone along, in!| | his Qwn words, “just to see how it) works: out.” Lindbergh got his Japanese fairly 3 early in the fight. The Zero roared Easiest Possible Terms Aryanged! in O80 Aerial seen od the famous flier dived on his tail.
One short burst from close in sent. the Japanese twisting down . in| flames. The pilot did not parachute, | Probably he had been killéd by the bullets which fired his aircraft. 103 N. ILLINOIS & No more Japanese came within
range of Lindbergh's guns that day. Directly Opposite Terminal Station He returned to base with his plane,
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LT. GORDON MESSING
WINS BRONZE STAR ils Bd - rg - Lt. Gordon M. Messing, nephew 3 : PRA of Norman B. Silberberg, 7066 Warwick rd, and son of Mrs. 8. M. > oY Messing, received the bronze star, % ‘AN for meritorius service in Europe. ~~ | 2 »
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ber, 1042. He participated in the in. | CE | Y : ; STMAS vasion of North Africa and served | 0.) PRE-CHRI! RIAL with the 5th army throughout the - | Bik 3: oe Italian campaign. { 3 : He wears five battle stars and a bronze invasion arrowhead on the Europe, Africa, Middle East theater | ribbon, besides the good conduct medal. Lt, Messing received the doctor of philosophy degree from , Harvard | university, |
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