Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1941 — Page 9

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Get Commissions Graduation at Brooks Field, Tex., Climaxes Seven-|. Month Training; 12 From Here Sent Four Indianapolis Army Aviation Cadets recéived ‘their wings and

commissions as second lieutenants in the Air Corps at graduation exercises at Brooks Field, Tex., Friday.

“The new lieutenants are Glenn

Lyman W. Shedron, 2846 N. Delaware St.; Riverside Drive, and John W. Robinson, 5240 N. Delaware St.

The graduation climaxed a seven and one half months adventure as aviation cadets for the youtns.

The officers will be assigned to|g

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Transferred at Riley

PRIVATE HARDY HOSTETLER, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hostet-

, 2008 Sugar Grove Ave. selectee|d

Fat the Cavalry Replacement Training Center, Ft. Riley, Kas,, has been transferred to the Printing Department at the post. Pvt. Hostetler went to Ft. Riley 13 weeks ago.

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” ” ” 12 Train in Maryland TWELVE INDIANAPOLIS selectees are in training at the Ordnance Training Center, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. They are George H. Baker, 854 N. Bosart Ave.; Louis P. Humann, 607 N. Bancroft St.; Leo R. Jones, 837 N. Wallace St.; Otto Lueb, 3704 Salem St.; Charles E. Murphy, 5340 Lowell Ave.; Maurice W. Neal, 5952 Beechwood Ave.; Dale A. Rollins, 2140 N. Pennsylvania St.; Arnold C. Rosen, 1512 N. Meridian Ct.; George A. Schneider, 269 S. Sherman Drive; Kevin C. Walsh, 559 Oakland Ave.; Charles E. Williams, 516 N. Sherman Drive, and Kenneth E. Wolf,

927 English Ave, 2

Two Assigned JAMES RUSSELL MORGAN, son of Harvey B. Morgan, 1241 Charles St., enlisted in the U. S. Army at Pt. Harrison last week and has been assigned to an Air Corps unit at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Robert C. Parker, Indianapolis selectee, inducted into the Army at Pt. Harrison has been sent to the Armored Force Replacement Training Center at Ft. Knox, Ky. Mr. Parker's address is 1446 N. Illinois S .

Sent to Great Lakes

SEVEN INDIANAPOLIS men enlisted in the U. S. Navy last week and have been transferred to the U. 8. Naval Training Station at Great Lakes, Ill. They are Charles E. Hindsley, 916 Oxford St.; Jack L. Loucks, 522 W. 30th St.; Raymond O. Kestler, 1405 Olive St.; D. E. Worrell, 2758 W.

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10th St.; Fred Ockherhausen, R. R. 2; Donald Barker, 608 W. 31st St. and Robert P. Goldrick, 4505 Carrollton Ave.

8 2 2 280 to Get Degrees APPROXIMATELY 280 men from throughout the Middle West will be graduated as radio operators from the U. S. Naval Training School at the Naval Armory Friday, Lieut. Comm. Boyd Phelps, U. S. N, R,, school head, announces. The current class in the third group to train at the Naval Armory since the establishment of the school last September.

233 ARE INDUCTED

Two hundred and thirty-nine selectees reported to Ft. Harrison yesterday for induction into the Army. This group is a part of the 2595 Hoosiers summoned to report for

AT FT. HARRISON

“Indianapolis is the coldest place to a man in uniform.” This is what one soldier told directors of the Service Men’s Club last June and the directors were convinced that the soldier spoke for others besides himself.

The Service Men’s Club, in the old baggage building behind the Traction Terminal Station, has taken some of the chill out of Indianapolis for the fun-seeking soldier on leave. Through its dances, games, letter writing facilities and, most of all,

its friendliness and companionship, the Service Men's Club is waging a successful battle here for good Army morale. The need for such a club is shown by the fact that more than 4000 soldiers, sailors and marines spend some time there each month. This is more than half of the total number of service men who must spend their spare time in theta city. Chiefly responsible for the Club’s organization are Mrs. Dorothy Buschmann, a member of the Vol-

unteer Department of the Council of Social Agencies; Jackiel Joseph, Park Board president, and H. W. Middlesworth; recreation director. In the club quarters are furniture .donated by business houses, ping pong tables borrowed from the City Recreation Department, billiard tables obtained from a private owner, magazines, a few books, Wiiting tables and stationery. But the club still needs ‘many things. “The boys ask to borrow musical

instruments,” said Mrs. Buschmann.

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They need records for the juke box (given by Homer Capehart), and some packs of cards. On Saturday afternoons and evenings, when most of the locallystationed service men are on leave, Mrs. Buschmann obtains a group of young girls who have volunteered their services as hostesses for dances. The girl are approved by a special committee of the Council of Social Agencies. Through the club, the service men now have a contact with priv-

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