Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1942 — Page 8

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In the Services—

SEEK MEN FOR OFFICER SCHOOL

Selection Board Quizzes Fort’'s Applicants For Training.

A board of officers from the Headquarters of the Fifth Corps Area, was at Ft. Harrison today, to examine and select warrant officers and enlisted men to attend the Officers Candidate Schools. The board will remain at the Fort through Thursday. Warrant officers and enlisted men who have achieved a rating of 110 in the general classification test are eligible to apply for admission to the officers schools. The board members are Lieut. Col. Earnest F. Dukes, Maj. Robert W. Copelan, Maj. Frederick E. Cain, Maj. Walter B. Lacock and Lieut. Russell H. Horton. = = =

Repairs Rolling Stock

The Army utilized Robert L. Kirk's knowledge of machinery when he entered the service. He left a position as inspector at the Allison Division of General Motors Corp. to join the forces and was placed in the mechanical corps re- = = % pairing the Robert Kirk Armys rolling stock. Pvt. Kirk is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kirk, 1108 S. Richland Ave, and he spent last Sunday with them on a short leave. He has returned to his station at Ft. Belvoir, Va. Pvt. Kirk attended Washington High School and has been in the service since last April.

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Williams Promoted

Charles T. Williams has been promoted to the rank of first sergeant in the 11th Infantry Regiment. at Ft. Custer, Mich. Sergt. Williams’ Indianapolis address is 2803 N. New Jersey St. The 11th Regiment is one of the oldest in the U. S. Army. = = =

New Army enlistees at the Indianapolis recruiting station are: Lawrence E. Corlette, 3450 N. Capitol Ave; Emest O. Hook, 806 S. Capitol Ave, and Crawford H. Naugle, 5329 University Ave, who are not yet assigned to duty and

are stationed at Ft. Harrison. = = =

Gerald W. Wieland has enlisted in the parachute troops of the Army and has been assigned for training in Georgia. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Wieland, 6740 E. 13th St.

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More Navy Enlistees

Indianapolis men who enlisted in the Navy during the last week are: James I. Oliver, 1218 N. Temple Ave.: Raymond J. Keubel, 338 N. Bancroft St.; Henry L. Yarnell, 7500 Morningside Drive; harles Means, 117 N. Elder Ave.: James . Johnson, 3339 W. Michigan St.; William Wilson, 1319 Bellefontaine St.: Harold ¥ Ave, Robert H. Kerr, 2832 N. Illinois St; rt Michael Collier Jr, 37 E. eple i: John B. Williams, R. R. 1, Box 464; McIntyre, 2527 Shelby St.; Edward nes, 14 N. Euclid Ave.; Leonard IL. L. DeArApt. 9: Rov A.

ston, 3501 Brouse St.: William Jackwitz, 2161 N. MeApt. §; Charles A. Drummond, Ros 3 , 4053

n # vermont St.: Mc L New Jersey St. Howard W. 2952 Park Ave. Vernon L. Ransom, 944 N. West &.; W. Robbins, 825 N. Delaware St, Apt. 17. Robert W. Minnich, 1415 Kennington 8|t.; Harley L. Stokes, Y1 N. Holmes Ave; Harry E Peters, 1703 N. Alton Ave; Herman J. Morrison, 25 W. Michigan St. Thomas E_Haisey, 3810 E. New York St. Daniel F. Hoffman, 2434 Rolleke Ave. apt 5; Emest G. Summers Jr, 1242 W. 34th St: Stanley M._ Irwin. 520 N. Colorado Ave. Stanley H. Morgan, 226% N. Illinois St; Jack F. Hoagland, 1742 W. Market St; Robert E. Yocum, 807 N. Pennsylvania St.; Robert IL. Humphreys, 2108 Nowland Ave.: Brim, 1020 N. Beville Ave; Wilating. 2540 N. laware St.; is, 5407 N. Pennsylvania St.; H. Miller, 633 N. Pennsyivania es, 135 Belmont Ave. . Dorman, 2124 lish Ave; 132¢ WwW. les W. Irwin, 1 N : McClusk, 1841 Orleans St; Lewis Jr, R. R. 12 Box 1; Charles sel, 313% Guilford Ave. James Bell, 320: Virghh Ave.; Charles Cleveland, 1831 rande Ave: John B. Morris, 3428 College Ave; Elmer R. Poland, 23940 Jackson St.. Wilbur F. Hopkins, 1308 E Vermont St.. Henry V. Bouscaren, 1332 New St, Lester V. Cross, 725 Saunders i R. Hankins, 1815 West

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