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THE HAMMOND TIMES Thursday, June 29. 13 16 YANKS APPLIED Weird Garb 21 Leave Hammond for Army and Navy Service nue for the holiday weeli-cnd. Ttiey will arrive here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. Bartman of Roy street are expecting Mr. and ANSLNG Phon Lansing 183 leaving Saturday ior Eagle Laxe.i for a three-week vacation at I their cottage. Mr.

and Mrs. George Parker and daughter of Rensselaer will live at the Ashworth home during their absence. and spring, will return to her home in Christiansburg, Saturday. She will be accompanied by her son-in-law, Otto Fulker, who will spend the holiday there. Miss Joan Van Lanningham of For Mrs.

Cook Twenty-two men left for the army and navy Tuesday and Wedneseday Mrs. H. H. Reder of Indianapolis; as their guests for Sunday andj Monday. Tuesday, Mrs.

Bartman Parents and friends of the pupils Torrence avenue left this week fori TRIPLE SQUEEZE AT CHERBOURG GARY Frederick Cook delivers from the Hammond local board, Uncle Sam's mail by day, 3. o'nights he dona another uniform, Leaving for army Tuesday weird and mystic garb in keeping tth McGill. of the Daily Vacation Bible school! are invited to attend the exhibit and children's program at the First Methodist church at 7:45 p. m. to-i morrow.

Boy Scout troop 26 is rounding! with the uncanny rites of his secret Roberfc Keightley Richard Humph- CHERBOURG (Delayed) (IN-organization. You'd hardly know ol rey, Lyman Bond, Wesley Cowan, TV. TT i r-i tinnc tu-n nf Ted C-OOK Benjamin Gursansky, John Hueb- POVJERFUL UQOIL PROMPTLY SOOTHES TORTURE and KILLS GERMS THAT CAUSE ATHLETES FOOT If you're discouraged about a mean hand to relieve we then just tryi Ezfra Strrvgth ZEMO. First application -f relieve itchy aorenesS between eracket. peeling toes and on contact actually iiU the terms that most commonly cause and spread Athlete's Foot.

Zemo is a Doctor's wonderful oo thing yet powerfully medicated liquid backed by years' success. First trial with Zemo convinces! All drugstores. Dog Fanciers to Stage Another Show in Fall, Encouraged by public response to its dog exhibit last Sunday in the; Hammond Civic Center, the Lake; Shore Kennel club today announced plans for another all-breed show next spring. John Misner, club president, also said plans are afoot for an all-1 It was such fun and he wanted ner, Jack Fozelman, Donald and her sons, Gordon and Wayne are leaving for Hedrick, la, where they will spend a few days with relatives. Mrs.

Howard Bertram of Community street entertained the Oak Glen Bridge club yesterday afternoon. Miss Janet Fulker of Walter street entertained 10 former members of the Ami Condi club last nigh; at c.n informal at her home. Mrs. Delia Wilgus. mother of Mrs.

Otto Fulker of Walter street Camp Paxton, Winimac. where she will be a camp counselor for six. weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Ervin of Ann street accompanied Mr. and! Mrs. Frank Bohling of Chicago to Saugatuck, where they spent! three days returning Tuesday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Thiel of Indiana avenue entertained Mr. and I Mrs. Hardy Thiel and Vesty Thiel of St John at dinner Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Ashworth them green, unproven troops and the other a veteran outfit from the north African and Sicilian cam- his wife Marie, to get in on it. Shej Barnes and Norman Kostoff. couldn't see it He kept on Rlssen Lawrence, Otis LaFrance, Yesterday she filed suit for di-'Reeron Cunnineham.

Earl Sweeney. out the years activities with a parents' night at 7:30 o'clock today at the Indiana avenue schooL Mr. and Mrs. August Meronek of Kenosha, Mr. and Mrs.

Phil Meronek and two children and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wolski and two children, all of Milwaukee, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. paigns were revealed tonight to VOrcve in Gary superior court.

Carl Langer, Delbert Creviston, Roy have applied the triple-phased The Cooks live at 2554 Harrison Smith, William Cline, John Mar- breed sanctioned puppy match early in the alL "squeeze" which led to Cherbourg's; street grave, John Kusseu and verner Wilhite left Wednesday for the navy. Don't Part With Your Bonds Benedict Zinda of Wildwood ave 1 and children of Madison street are capture. The French port's fall was ef with whom she spent the winter Buy More War Bonds and Stamps fected by cooperation of the Amer-; ican Fourth, Ninth and 79th di-' visions. Of these, only the Ninth had previous battle experience, having been in on the kill at Bizerte and Randazzo, Sicily. The Ninth fought also in the battle of Troiha, Sicily.

Under command of Maj. Gen. Manton S. Eddy of Chicago, the Ninth division was brought into France some days after D-day in first class fighting shape, and anx Vacation Snapshots Developed and Printed With the scarcity of film, it is more important than ever that your snapshots receive careful developing service. Federal Tax Certain toilet preparations, leather goods, jewelry, etc, are subject to 20 tax under Federal Internal Revenue Act effective April 1, 1944.

Clocks retailing at not more than $5.00 and watches retailing at not more than $65.00 subject to 10 tax, all others taxed 20. 1111 1111 1111 1 ious again prove its right to laurels won in previous campaigns in which military security deprived it of public recognition. The Ninth was all set and, once turned loose, fought its way quickly across the peninsula. Then it swung northward, without encountering much opposition until it hit Cherbourg's outer line of defenses. Infantry assaults against the enemy's concrete strongpoints, in bit-; ter hand-to-hand combat similar to tha.t experienced by the other two divisions in the final five days of the batle, then began.

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The Ninth fought its way into Cherbourg from the southwest. The St division already had plenty of experience in capturing cities witness its seizure of Bizerte and Randazzo. Moreover, it had fought un der Eddy in the battles of El Guet- jj tar and Sedjenane. 1 111C ruuiiu unioiun uiiui-i Its baptism of fire on the beach at the Grand Dune de Vereville on 3 June 6, it being chosen by Gen. a cially trained for the task of assaulting Hitler's Atlantic wall.

Under Maj. Gen. Raymond O. Barton of Ada, the Fourth never once failed to see a 'single day since D-day that at least one of its regiments was not advanc- 1 Ing to take new ground. Main a mJmw 'dT.

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Friendly rivalry between the American outfits was carried to such an extent that the 79th was hard put to keep the Fourth division out of its central sector. As lieutenant colonel of the Eighth infantry regiment, Barton; lowered the last American flag to fly over Germany on Feb. 7, at fortress at Ehrenbrinstein. Barton, nicknamed "Tubby," was born in Oklahoma Indian Territory in 1899. The 79th, under Maj.

Gen. Ira 'Bill" Wyche drove through the center of the peninsula into Cherbourg. Among the strongpoints it encountered was Fort Du Roule. It also engaged in bitter street fighting within the city. Wyche, like Eddy, is strictly a frontline general and has had numerous narrow escapes.

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