Air Corps MemberiiWill Open Officeias a con)maisent • macTo Practice Here pleM Pretub:dav %SO-(ses for additional study until he SDr J. R. Forszt, graduate ofNorthern Illinois who attendedIndiana University extension cour-volunteered for service in the U. SArmy Air Corps in March. 1942, isWisVOt(opening an office in the FarmersState Bank building to practice optometry.At present a first lieutenant inthe air corps, Dr. Forszi is on convalescent leave Irom the PercyI)R. J. K FORSZTJones General Hospital. He expects to be discharged soon due to minor injuries received alter being shot down bv a Thunderbolt tiaii -ft.' •er over Idaho He has practiced optometry vv.th his brother, D.Alex A Forszt, of I .aPorte, and plans to continue speeializi ischooling in fitting ot contact lenses.Two brothers ot the optemetristare graduates of Valparaiso Uni.-ersitv, A \ Forszt in 1921 and Ift’ rJ Forszt in 1935. Dr. Forszt is apaQUun! o40arlanc1Htoomember of the American Optomet-rie and the Indiana Optometricassociations.piIv