Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 16

1 You Too Will enjoy Rugers CORRECTION Sweet Rolls 3 and 4 Coffee Cakes Rf 'PHU kPS' 0 RENT in calf club lamb and Sur 0 THU A THOMPSON DOWNTOWN STORE HAL SOLES or WORK SHOES Bargain Center PHONE 2903 NINTH AND ERRY STREETS fantry Badge Purples Heart Good will' i i or one week only we will allow up to $50 trade in for your old suite on any new i 4 aj vl 1 full spring constructed living room suite in our stock 4' 4 4 8925 4 After Legal Down Payment Pay Only $1 50 Per Week PHONE 2858 OR EVENING APPOINTMENT 5TH AND MAIN STS a UMBER i restone I association programs outstanding speakers BASEMENT EXCAVATOR i Kentucky has 4000 miles of naw igable rivers 4 TIRE RECAPPING a an and State rank pres WHILE wait SERVICE YOU PAY ONLY BEAUTY SALON 425 erry St Phone 2173' Z5 WANTED 25 Living Room Suites or Our Bargain Basement continues Wiselogel Mc A Dautel assistant Shoe one the girl he' the ment was program chairman Hoosier armers To Be Heard on Purdue Program tSt' 7 Achievement goes to those who merit it Enter Lafayette1 Business College Mon Jan 14 day or This school is approved for Veterans elections West one per divi or that Exquisite PERMANENT Moth Proofing 5 OR REE ESTIMATE Phone 4729 Captain Is Home rom India ront Captain McCammon Purdue 1941 has returned from two and one half years service in the China Burma India theater His outfit the 3651st quartermaster trucking company was among the first American units to operate in this area They brought the supplies down the jungle roads and after the construction of the Ledo road were 'one of the first trucking units to operate on that highway The 3651st com pany set a record In that they suffered no accidents or loss of time due to rains or any other fac tor for 186 consecutive days Mrs McCammon and son Lewis Home rom Sea Lt (j g) Jay Wilson Wiley USNR of Lafayette has been serving on the USS Gentry which is return ing to the west coast to be placed in the inactive flfeet after travel ing unscathed through more than 75000 miles in both the Atlantic and the Pacific Commissioned at Orange Texas June 1944 the Gentry spent the fall and winter of that year convoying troops to Marseilles rance returning via Oran In January 1945 the ship was assigned to the Philippine sea frontier Vaughan Monument Co JAMES VAUGHAN Prop 14th and Ball Sts PHONE 3300 Our Ji Electric loor Sander and Edger Electric Bench Sander Skill Saw Electric Hand Drill Leveling and veying Instrument High Grade Cod 0 MATT SCHNAmilE COAL CO? PHONE 5476 TRADE IN ALLOWANCE alls Down Stairs Mrs Cecil Miller 1729 Main street was taken to St Elizabeth hospital in the city ambulance Wednesday after she had fallen down flight 'stairs at her home and fractured her collar bone ormerly head of the agronomy department of Purdue university and now director of the Ameri can arm Research association Dr Scarseth is scheduled to appear on the soils and crops pro gram Thursday morning the an nual meeting of the dairy associa tion Thursday afternoon and be fore the certified seed group riday afternoon Dr K' Loqsli Cornell univer sity considered one of the fore most authorities in the field of animal nutrition speaks on Results in eeding' Dairy Thursday afternoon before the In diana Dairy association A second headliner on dairy feeding to appedr on the same program willbe Dr Phillips University of Wisconsin discussion will center on I Browne III who have been resid ing with her parents Dr and Mrs A McClintock of Arrowhead Trail for the past 31 months accompanied Capt McCammop to Robinson Ill to visit his parents Treat Your amily to one of our delicious invest IN THB DURABLE! ROGEirS Maa's tVaw East Ma Seize High Nazi LONDON Jan (AP) A Reuters dispatch from Bad Godes berg Germany said today that British security officers had arrested Gen Nicholas Von 1 Be low the only surviving witness of Adolph private Conduct Medal Philippine Lib eration Medal and the Asiatic Pa cific Ribbon with one battle star Robert Shriner serving as ra dio operator 'for Hq'Battery of the 89th ield Artillery Battalion of the veteran 25th Infantry (Trop ic Lightning) Division of the Sixth Army has been promoted to staff sergeant Sgt Shriner sailed for overseas December 2 1944 His wife 'apd child reside at 1927 Elmwood avenue Pfc Walter Iles son of Mr and Mrs Claude Iles 5 has arrived home from1 the Pacific area He served 20 months with the infantry in European and Paci fic 'theaters Pfc Iles was award ed the American Theater Ribbon ETO Ribbon with three battle stars Asiatic Pacific 1 Thear Rib bon Good Conduct Medal and World War Victory Medal Mrs Helen Murphy 615 erry street 'has received a telephone call from her husband 1 James Murphy' who had just 'arrived at Great Lakes III' after serving in the Pacific ereai 1 Awaiting a discharge from the navy at Great Lakes 1 Murphy has been in service two years fourteen months of which were spent overseas 1 Quality Apparal'h Lower Prices riendly Service ESSEN ER EEcarna VArAYCTTC INDIAfM 2nd and Columbia Sts Phone 5055 Bronze Star Medal To Richard Parker Technician fourth grade Richard Parker son of Mrs Leia Parker of Lafayette has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal by Briga dier General Evdrett Brown acting division commander of the 25th Infantry Division for meritor ious achievement in connection with military operations against the Japanese forces on Luzon June 4 1945 A veteran of the Luzon campaign Sgt Parker participated in the 25th 165 consecu tive days of combat in northern Luzon' Wards High Test Anti reeze gal $140 Avoid freeze ups! i Git Wards Anti reeze at the lowest price town In your container MONTGOMERY WARD OR GOOD OOD tt Reatonablo Price 'TRY 'JuinjrsCafe Ml Northwestern Ave LAAYETTE NATIONAL BANK i CONSUMER LOAN DEPARTMENT' i LloydL Neuman Manager Columbia at ourth Phone 3044 Just Received SHIPMENT GOOD QUALITY BLEACHED SHEETING I Remnants ull Spring Constructed LIVING ROOM SUITE $13925 5000 or High Class Service at Popular Prices Come Economy Beauty Shop 221 MAIN STREET Livestock Men' to Hear Gates Speak HigljJighting the programmer Indiana livestock men attending the agricultural conference at Purdue university January 15 to 17 will be the annual banquet Wednesday evening January 16 at the Memorial Union buildihg Guest speaker for the occasion will be Governor Ralph Gates who will appear in place of Dr Coffey president emeritus University of Minnesota as an nounced earlier A traditional event of the ban quet will be the presentation of awardsto include the Barker tro phy to 'the winner of the Hoosier Ton Litter club contest gold medals for colt awards Livestock will feature in the various fields Wednesday morning with annual buiness meet ings scheduled for the afternoon Two important awards will be made at this time the Percheron trophy and the association medal to the 4 club member winning the horse judging contest at the annual livestock judging contest held at Purdue Annual meetings of beef cattle breed associations are scheduled for Wednesday afternoon A lun cheon for members of the Aber deen Angus Association will open their session to be held in agricultural hall Other asso ciation meetings i those of the Hereford Polled Hereford Short horn Polled Shorthorn and Milk ing Shorthorn will be held in the Memorial Union build ing Acid Indigestion Relieved in minutes or double your money back When eni itonteh irid eauiee painful auffoeat lat caa aeor atomaeh and heartburn doctor uauallp sreaerlhe the fastoet actlns nedleinea known for aymptomatle relief medlelnea like those In BeU ans Tablet No lazatln Bellana brlnn comfort ta jisy or oooom jnmr mono dmk on ntani to sa Ito at all druulna Complete elaawea with lenaee nrl rhodinm finish 1 Ings tor far or near sreacrlptlon ot licensed JarS OnlT S345 National Optical Star S19 MAfN STREET PUMPKIN PIES O'Rears Pastry Shop Leading Hoosier farmers out standing men fron the fields of animal nutrition and others from experiment' stations will spotlight the programs for the agricultural conference January 15 to 17 at Purdue Bringing the most up to date information on better farming to the thousands of Indiana farmers who will at tend the annual affair has been the goal of the agricultural staff says Graham superintend ent of the Recognized' as one of most extensive cattle feeders Paul Thompson Clinton will address the pasture and weed con trol session Tuesday afternoon on 200d Acres of Pas ture in widespread use of pastures as a major in cattle feeding has attracted much' interest among livestock men 1 1 Men in Service Pvt Paul Bresnahan 414 South ourth street is now serv ing with' i Battery1 63rd ield Artillery BattaHbn! of the Infantry I Division a unit the 6th Army commanded rby General Walter Krueger? Pyt a former" employee of Bortz Sako witz company is A member of an outfit which has served with dis tinction in the Pacific thekter The 63rd A participated iri the Hohandia Luzon' and the campaigns Sgtl Charles Haan husband of Mrs Dorothy Haan Route 1 is now serving in with the 32nd Infantry Division The Japan occupation finds Sgt Haan engag ed in guard dutyWith the crack 128th Regiment inf the Prefecture of Yamaguchi Honshu On victory day Sgt Haan had completed 14 months in the army He has been awarded' the Combat Infantry Badge Good Conduct Medal Pur ple Heart Philippine Liberation Medal and the Asiatic Pacific Rib bon with one battle 1 Sgt Harry Gipson husband of Mrs Daisy Gipson 403 Owens street has arrived! in' Japan with the 32nd (Red Arrow) Infantry Division Sgt arrival in Japan comes after 9 months over seas or the RCd Arrow unit itself 'the Kyushuf landing meant (he end of a long and bloody road studded i with smashing victories at Buna Saidor Aitape Morotai Leyte and Luzon Sgt awards include Combat In Scout Office for Raymond Price Raymond Price on terminal eave from the navy and a 1942 graduate has assumed his lew duties here as assistant 3cout Executive of Harrison Trails council Boy Scouts Withhe rank of lieutenant he haseen serving with the office of naval inspector of ordnance with the Eastman Kodak company Rochester he was in charge of personnel transporta tion and security His terminal leave expires eb 22 Price was a Scout at Plymouth achieving the highest I ranking that of Eagle and also the top in Sea Quartermaster Sea Scout In 1941 while a student at Purdue he served here as di rector of Cary Camp: He has completed" the five year leaders' training program and was gradu ated from the National Scout training school in 1942 He was employed as assistant Scout Exe cutive at Anderson before enter ing the navy Tn his new position here he will work under Wallace Christensen and will be respon sible for districts II III and IV which comprise Warren oun tain Benton Newton and Jasper counties in addition he will have general charge of the coun cil program division which in cludes camping and activities health and safety advancement Delinquency Drop Is Reported Here A 70 per cent drop in juvenile delinquency cases in Lafayette jn the past thrbe years is reported by Sergt Harry Holblick juvenile officer in the police de partment He spke at the week ly luncheon meeting of the Opti mist club 'at Lincoln Lodge Wed nesday noon At present there is Tippecanoe county boy in state school and one in the state school said Prof Zufall of Purdue pharmacy depart re of Aloha Gray vice presi dent and assistant trust officer Perry Davis cashier and Earl Carson assistant cashier ol lowing directors were re elected: Perry Davis Alpha' Gray rederick Holmes Alpha Jamison Edward Layden Sam Loeb Dwight Ern est Schilling and Burr Swezey DOAN AND TRUST The Lafayette Loan and Trust company also re elected all of ficers advancing Harry Painter to the position of assistant treas urer: Charles tsaii as president James vice president Wilbur Queen secretary Ruby and John Sanders srerfitaries and Rklph maker treasurer and trust officer Directors re elected are Charles Ball Ruby A Dautel Rudolph Eisenbach Wilbur Mc Queen Ralph Shoemaker knd 1 PURDUE BANK No changes were made at nual meetings of stockholders bank West Lafayette Cason continues as ident Wible Hiner vice president and cashier Gilbert Hoffman and rank Rentz assistant cashiers Directors are rank Cason Doan Wible Hiner Laurenz Greene Arthur Mc Queen and Morris McCarty Grace Church Will Have Evangelism Two weeks of meetings will be held at Grace United Brethren church beginning Sunday evening Jan 13 in keeping with the de evangelistic program Services: will be Ijeld nightly ex cept Saturdays until Jan 27 at 7:30 Rev and Mrs James Camp bell nationally known evangelists will conduct the services Mr Campbell is also an accomplish ed gospel singer and with Mrs Campbell and the three church choirs a feast of music is prom ised Rev I1 Uncapher pastor will be in charge BANKS REPORT GOOD BUSINESS ew Changes Made in Offic ial amilies New Asst Cashier at National But few changes were made in officers at the annual of banks in Lafayette and Lafayette All report 1945 of their best years profits mltting not only usual dends but also increases in re serves I loyd Garrott was re elected president of the irst National Bank and Trust com pany One change was made Liste a recent navy dischargee was brought to the city and made assistant cashier and trust officer Other officers remain the same: Mj Schnaible vice president and cashier Telson Hollensbe and Webb assist ant cashiers Directors remain unchanged as follows Pres ton Calvert Howard A Decker I loyd Garrott A Keller A Kemmer Dr Guy Levering Bert Loeb Ralph Mayerstein A McAllister Schnaible and Charles VanNatta lafayktte national The Lafayette National bank atided one director in the person of Allison Stuart and advanced two employees to the rank of as sistant cashier these are Clifford Hamilton and lheodore Kuipers Other officers were elected as follows: Burr Swezey president and trust I LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Ex War Prisoner Of Japan Is Home Staff Sergeant James Boyce AA son of Mrs Susan Boyce 1308 South street has arrived in Lafayette for a 104 day furlough after having been a prisoner of war of the Japanese for nearly three and a half years Serg Boyce Was bom in Shanghai China of American parents His father died in the hills of Min danao I trying' to escape from the 5 Japanese His mother and sister have only been here for a short time Serg father Charles 'formerly re sided in Battle Ground On his first visit to the United States Sgt Boyce is spending the greater part of his time here sight seeing In June 1939 he enlisted" in the Army Air Corps in Manila He fought at Bataan and took part in the in famous Having a "speaking knowledge of Japan ese he was employed as an in terpreter while in various Jap prison camps On August 1511945 he first learned of the Allied victory He was released from the prison camp on Sep tember 6 by American forces and arrived in the United States October 0 He was placed in a Test hospital on the west coast and another at Cambridge Ohio before arriving here He wears the presidential cita tion with two Oak Leaf clusters Philippine campaign ribbon Pa cific theater ribbon Good Con duct Medal and the Victory Rib bon He has 16Q discharge points On the termination of his fur lough he is to report to Santa Ana California probably for dis charge drive with unbalanced dangerous and will ruin the rubber Recapped tires are usually un balanced Have wheels checked and balanced here now LINE SERVICE 11 South Third St Phone 3365 NOW AVAILABLE! 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