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4 i (' PW4THI INDiftHDEMT GA-Wm Jm tr, 14 Kflled In Pacific BaftleArea BODIES OF SIX WAR DEAD RETURNED WESTERN'S SUPER VALUE! FRIDAY SATURDAY Remains of six casualties of Un. Louise A. Vn Busldrk, 3871 World War II, Including men last GundryAve. in the Philippines, In-Burma and Capt. Leonard A Haenarmy; William T.

Ham, 5571 Myrtle An. Maj. Jack BL-fUtimayer. air SgtDewey H. Lloyd, air force; 'rwintMUr'rni- i CURB SIGNAL 'pW 1 JL'W wm, 1 A rn- (..

o' Heavily esnstraetod of dmU music wire, chromium plated. Tke Curb Signal, extends several brbn below fender level to -Teach: low well high -curbs-Tbey-Contact tlMLOirb, sounding a resonant warning before hob 'caps, wheel -rings, or white ldewall -tires eaa.be Easily -attached. Do not confuse with light- weight and this chrome type. Begnlar He. FRIDAY AND SATTRDAT LT.

THOMAS STEPHENS Lwit lA.Kangeontoaloa-- MAJ. JACK RITTMAYEB. Lost Over egrosi Island W. MILLS Hero, of Okinawa Battle -Vk on Okinawa, have been returned to the UnitedStates at the request force; Etl Cedar A Arent-A Uoyd. South St, ypf.

Mills was fA tally wounded -Os rWhca he and comrade of the 27th pivision frCfg pinned Aown by emy fire while attacking A-ridgeCx oh i The 20-year-old. Loqj born soldier-was feUedhftrr cov-v ering the retTf a aunivlpg i members of hts -J -ssa Among the'iir- pleTfcart. Bronze Star, Distiq-' guisheh Uiit Emblem and infantryman Badge, I-" GrsaQedrriffrrF and Cpmbni'j Pfc, August 1 Scho4 in ervteeln itCwhp I goinjj 7, ear ip May Inaddi' itoWsi a Ear Vais BusltiriCpfi' Hn-Gunory he 'K survived1 lyrvlater. HWnceh. Dildpy Mof- $., uarylli haw charge of services.

I MilRIttmayer, decorated by 10th, jibe army and avyafter- i -a Nrti 'i. csY i.fi 'fi bringing, down a Jagnese bomber and two fighters jrt.oiie day 5 SUbie. Bar. was, loAtTo a P-3Sj. hweep over I'Negroa Island lit the-2'" PhiBpoines.

Jan. 7, J9i5. Ile bad served' as liaisotLOfiicer. for. 13th.and.5th Ah-Form in Pacif.iCt campaigns from of 1943, rx: Bom Mar.

29. 1919 in Meeker, i "i-y Bom Mar 29. 1919 in MeeKer, he was graduated from Wl-fl. vJ; son Hialf School tt OSSS-and. eb-? tered Navah Academy ilnCi Maji Rlttmayer resigned from the academy bt 1941.

for aery-; ice as a 'c17 Prior-to his transfer' to fintitK UtftTnavrr served -54th' Group ih Alaska frwn tq February. '1943, -when, he, re- turned lo. Florida and liter at- y' d1. tended staff school In Washing- ton. D.C..

t-' 5 'a-- Tn addition to his mother. Mrs. Ether B. Bittmayer of 2390 OwrA H. he Is survived by his -Mrs, fella RittmaVer Riford.

who retuiedTrom Germany to attend private 1 'memorial servieps. on- Jiine ll7 rjs.r.fr.r-?. Born: inlndianapoiii cated at Indiana University pt Stephens entered military service in February, 1942 and was based In China -with 14th Air- Force iw, -f Aifgusf. 94L When, hia wing was assigned to 3 special bombing mission with thelnriiarhased UlthAir ForttLrLL Stephens volunteered as-observei and reported missing infer Burma, in November 'I Hejs survived uyjhis Mrs. Nina A Stephens of vill ktten rites in ''Arlington National ft-' I -v V- 4 -I'.

A AH fifnd raeeived up to pd including the 1 0th month earn from OU t).