Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1942 — Page 8

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2 LEGIONNAIRES BACK IN SERVICE

Wilbur C. Stephens "and Aid at Headquarters Again Answer Call.

. ~~ Two members, of the American Legion’s national headquarters staff climbed back into Uncle Sam’s military service uniforms today and avowed they felt 24 years younger. Wilbur C. Stephens, maintehance engineer at the headquarters building left today for Parris Island, S. C., for service in the marine corps; and George Sellmer, assistant to Mr. Stephens; was “processed” a t ‘ Ft. Harrison following his enlistment in the army. Mr. Stephens Find the last war, Mr. Sellmer, who lives at 1225 N. Keystone ave., was in the motor transport corps, stationed at Ft. Sheridan, Ill. One of his two sons, George, is now an aviation cadet, and the other son, Donald, 19, expects to be in the service soon.

Mr. Stephens was with the 22d |}

recruit company, regular army, at Ft. Thomas, Ky. during the first world war. Prior to that he served two full enlistments in the army. He is a past commander of the Bunker Hill post No. 220. Others from the headquarters staff now in the service are Lieut. Col. Glenn D. Crawford, Maj. E. O. Marquette, Lieut. Elmer W. Sherwood, Lieut. C. M Wilson and Ed Springer.

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All enlistment tests over, four Indianapolis 3 men today await orders to report to one of the army air corps fields to begin their cadet training.

The men are: Richard D. Humphreys, 2109

Nowland ave.; Russell E. Masters,

4250 Otterbein st.; Thomas G. Wright, 3545 Kenwood ave., and Gene L.

Williams, 4747 N. Meridian st. These men took their oath of enlistment at aviation cadet examining board No. 1 in Lafayette and were placed on furlough until time to report. ; » » o Lieut. D. J. Turpin of Indianapolis has been assigned to headquarters, sixth medical training group, at Camp Grant, Ill. He was in the sanitation corps at the camp. Lieut. Turpin’s home is at 4103 College ave. ” ” s

Hermer in Arkansas Phillip J Hermer of Indianapolis has arrived at Camp Robinson, Ark., to receive his basic training in the medical replacement training center. Married and residing at 1817 Woodlawn ave, he was employed as a metal treater at the Zenite Metal Corp. before induction into the army April 14. ” 2 ”

Robert C. Armand has been promoted to sexgeas and is head baker in his squadron at Albrook field, Panama Canal zone. E Sergt. Armand t enlisted in the air ® corps ‘Nov. 5, 1940, = and spent 12 t weeks in training at Maxwell field, Ala., before being rons transferred to the Sergt. . canal zone air vATmanA base. He is the son of Mrs. Henry Bernloehr, 1956 Holloway ave. ” » »

Humphreys Advanced Advancement to the rank of seaman first class has been awarded Harold C. Humphrey of Indianap-

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versity of the air” at Corpus Christi, Tex. Seaman Humphrey is the son of Mrs. Mable Tilly Griffith, 1216 E. Polk st. He enlisted in the navy last July and received his recruit training at the Great Lakes station.

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Corp. Byrd Graduates

Corp. Alvin D. Byrd of Indianapolis graduated recently from the |¢ bakers an dcooks sch at Camp F

. | Robinson, Ark.

Corp. Byrd arrived at Camp Robinson last January after being inducted into the army, Oct. 2, 1941. Prior to his induction he was a musician an dlived with his parents,

city. ” # ” The following Indianapolis men are reported to have enlisted in the

here:

14th st.; Melvin R. Jennings, 1928 Adams st.; Douglas C. Quinn, 4250 N. Capitol ave.; Daniel ‘I. Glossbrenner Jr., R. R. 12, Box 261; Anthony Uberta, 1157 S. Chester st.: John #W. Mosher, Beech Grove; Clarence A. Ellis, 1833 Brookside

Box 515; William L. James, 2343 N. Meridian st.; Kenneth D. Bradford, 1527 Roache st.; Central ave.; Gayle S. Palmer, 3363 College ave.; Leo M. Mieth, 2901 Prospect st. Athletic Instructor — J. Harold Owens, 236 Madison ave. Signal Corps—Kenneth L. Quinn, |n. 3710 Kinnear st, and Leo H. Ridlen, 1707 Christopher lane. Parachute Troops—James Reed, 619 N. Delaware st.; James W. Bashore, R. R. 12, Box 97, and Kenneth E. Edwards, 1237 N. Sheffield |x st. Engineers Battalion — James T. Overman, 625 Wickhorst st. ” ” ”

Assigned to Paper

Sergt. Thomas Long, former publicity director for the Indiana and Circle theaters, has been assigned to the staff of Yank, army news-. paper, in New York. Since his induction at Pt. Harrison in February of last year, Sergt. Long had been on maneuvers in Tennessee, Arkansas and Louisiana and was then stationed at Pittsburgh, Pa.

Sergt. Long lived at 1018 Eu-

gene st.

Enjoys Furlough

Frank W. Sortwell of Indianapolis returned to his army duties at New Orleans, La., yesterday after spending a 10day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sortwell, 541 N. Miley ave. Pvt. Sortwell is in the quartermaster’s truck corps at New Orleans and - he drives the large vans which ~~ FVi. Sortwell haul supplies te the many army units in the area. He attended Washington. high school and was employed by the Circle Coal Co.

Mr. and Mrs. William Byrd of this|C

army at recruiting headquarters|?

Unassigned—Tom Brenlish, 644 E.|755

Isaac Hair, 3914|cH

MEN FROM TWO

Induction at Fort

Harrison.

Two local draft boards have ordered the following men to report

for’ induction into the army at Ft. Harrison:

BOARD NO. 3—Gale I. Modirew. Muncie, Ind.; Robert D. Hiatt, uy aceland, Richard L. Mills, Dayton, O : Gobert M. Sarsiger, = op N. Meridian sh. Nelson C. afer 1° N. Delaware st.; «3 Phili Redwin e. 356 W. 44th st.. Edwin P. knap, a1 Washington blvd.; Jol Bfroymson, 2809 "oa ennsylvania st.; win 8. Bowen Fall Creek bl Russell C. Johnston 3738 Watson road: Julius I. Salm 969 Carrollton ave.; hnicke 3161 N. New Jersey undt, 209 Berkley road; une, 4614 N. Pennsylvania 2 Smith, 1432 College ave.; 3 William L. Bada 6128 Haverford ave.; John C. Stevens, 4004 Graceland ave.; Isadore Lene 4505 Marcy lane; Laurence F. Haskett, 3270 Central ave.; Merrel A. Taylot i 414 Boulevard place; Albert S. tein Jr., 4425 N., Meridian st.; Bramwell P. Leader, 3619 Birchwood ave.; Gerald J. Hay, 1402 N. Alabama st.; James H. Elliott, 3828 N. New Jersey st.; Baro . Bl anton, 3150 Central ave.; John Mohr, ,N. Pennsylvania st. Robert T. Taylor, 206 E. 33r st.; Harold M. Ecktman, 3117 oval ave.; ’ Charles M. Crumbaker, 3540 Pennsylvania st.; Herman T. Hipskind, Detros Mich.; Harry R. Ferris, New York, N. Y.;, William H. Grauel, 4050 Ruckle st.; Carl O. T: 3601 N. Meridian st.; Richar 3015 N. Pennsylvania Ss ® 4i63 Washington blvd.; Henderson, 3115 P ave.; iS 1. N. Tremont st.; Frank Streightoff, 733 E. 33d st.; John W. Stufflebem, 3913 N. Temple ave. Jose h Cantor, 3025 N. Meridiad, 23:3 Har Thau Willi m J. on ver, 1716 N. Al st: James A . O’Conn Jscob R. os rence J. Weiper, 4333 College ave.; Walter W. Lynesss, 145 E. 29th st.; Bert L. Farber, 4020 N. ayia st.; Norbert J. Spencer, 3415 Winthrop ave.; John M. Howard, 1134 Central ave.; William S. R ughos. 3615 Coliseum ave.; Lester W. Meinzen, 634 E.

BOARD NO. T7T—Earl Franklin Hinds, 5170 Ralston; ‘George Franklin Patterson, 1132 Central ave.; Albert Benjamin Lieberis, Mo.; Ralph Wallace Mcy E. Washington st.; Chester James, 2265 Kenwood ave.; Tom Bernard Craig. 101s N. Delaware st.; John Thomas Goodnight, 2004 N. Delaware st.; Anthony Joseph O'Neill, 2118 N. Talbott "st.: Kenneth McLaughlin, 1530 N. Illinois st. Allen Carter, 1102 N. New Jersey st.; Charles Hudson Pridrich, 2007 N. Pennsylvania st.; Clarence Raymond Harris 41 W. 32d st. Forest Grey Knuckles, 2123 N. Delaware st.: Paul B. Evans, an Ww. 16th st.; Louis David Perrine, 335 N. Den- : ay

ants

ave.; Norman W. Reddick, R. R. 10,|46th st.

st.; Lester Orville Serr, 43 W. Francis Tumey, R. R. 2, ad U0, Charles Bernard McHale, 033 N. ferson; Robert Joseph Reardon, 2152 Alabama st.; Martin Kelso Elliott, 1229 N. Pennsylvania st.; Jack Clifford Page, 32 32d st.; Vern Foster Kelly, 1412 Cen9, ave.: - Robert Alfred Teed, 1909 N. Talbott; Harry Obenchain, 509 N. Illinois; Gregor "Pred Junemann, 3219 W. 10th st.; Leonard Westeon Arnett, 1512 N. Meridian st.; Oliver Wendell Arnett, 1928 N. Pennsylvania st.; James Vincent Dugan, 2339 Meridian nh Sues Cyrus Adams, West Pam Beach, Maurice L. Sexe, 1206 Cruft st.; Gilbert Brown, 2429 N. Delaware st.; Hershel Merritt, 2237 N. Minis st.; Robert Henry Fitzgibbon, 1504 Broadwa. ay; Theodor Seok: . 4306 Guilford; Robert Yates Grant, 406 N. Delaware st.; Thomas John Hughes % Interstate Motor Freight Co.; Kenneth Baum, 2427 Guilford ave. Howard Silknitter, 2128 N. Pennsylvania .: Marvin James Kirby. Yoodbusn Ky.: Robert John Hoffman, 2017 N. Pennsyi- .: Ralph Hiday Martin, J453 = Washington: Leslie Lee Sanders, 164 Alabama; Charles Robert Caldwell, o11 N Grant ave.; Robert Raymond Gern 29 W. 28th st.: Harry L. Sacks. 2546 N. “Delaware Ses Edward Pierson Sheehon, 37 W. Louis Alexander Parnell, 144 W. : Howell, Chicago, ll nl;

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Russell Kenneth Mathew Bosnare 8 S

on Clar mets: st.: gr B McNutt, : Joseph John Kaesel. 2832 st.; Vernon Glen Cox, 1701 N. Jlinois st.: Stanley Elmer Horrail, 2036 N. Delaware st.; Herman Elmer Abigt, 21d Central ave.; Glenn Elwyn Werkhoff, 2407 N. Meridian st.

ARCHITECT EXAMS SET FOR JUNE 9-10-11

Examinations for architect licenses will be held June 9, 10 and 11 at the John Herron Art school, A. M. Strauss of Ft. Wayne, chairman of the state architects registration board, said today. Applications, he said, should be

i (filed as soon as possible with Helen

Keating, board secretary, at the state house. To qualify for licenses, applicants must be 21 or .over, graduates of an accredited architects school and have had at least one year’s experience in an architect’s office.

October.

” ” ” Jolm W. Vermillion, the only son

{of Mrs. Ruth Allanson, 644 E. 13th | | st. has left home to go to sea.

Two years of R. O.T. C. at Technical high school seems to have instilled the military spirit in 17year = old John Vermillion. He enlisted in the navy this week.

his chief interJ. W. Vermillion est. and he will take his introductory training at Great Lakes. While in Indianapolis he lives with his grandmother, Mrs. Martha Price, 1914 Roosevelt ave. and .is a member of the Hillside Christian church. # 8 =n

Latest report from the navy recruiting station here discloses that the following Indianapolis men have

entered Uncle Sam’s naval forces: Charles Henry Elsbury, 444 E, Market st.; Chesley Ervin Bail 7 Charles Henry Lingen 8 E. 2 st.; Ernest Eugene White, 2321 Avondale place; Robert Earl Carpenter, 1024 W. 27th Macardio Rodota Manzano, 609 Plana st.; Billy Rose Roberts, 1601 nard st.; Jaimen. Marion Marsh, 411 E Walnut st.; in, 5 Michigan st.; St. air st. 2018 Ruckle dt 333 K. of P. bu ildi million Sr. ., 1914 1] D ilson william LaRue 8

University bg) Leonard 1053 N, Lasalié Stu irles Carl Clark, 340

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POST TO HOLD "HOOSIER NIGHT

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“Indiana Night” will be celebrated by soldiers of Sheppard Field, May 30 at the USO building in Wichita Falls, Tex., nearest city to the field. Highlights of the program will include the broadcasting over a. loud

% land letters from business, civic and

Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle, commander of U, 8S. troops in North Ireland, reads the first issue of The Stars and Stripes, a weekly newspaper for American forces.

. 9'GITY MEN JOIN AIR SQUADRON

‘Flying Boilermakers’ Unit of 29 Reports at Naval Base.

Five Indianapolis men are among the 29 members of the second “Flying Boilermakers” squadron that re-

ported to Glenview, Ill, naval aviation base ' for preliminary flight training today. The Indianapolis members of the second training squadron of Purdue university students are: John S. Brown, 160 Blue Ridge; Kenneth H. Goslin, 733 Livingston ave.; Robert W, Kersey, 833 Sanders st.; Lawrence Kohlmeyer, 5844

Broadway, and Donald S. Powers,| N.| 5695 Norwalda.

The new unit was inducted into the navy air force as part of the Purdue commencement exercises. After preliminary flight training and ground school at Glenview, the “Flying Boilermakers” will be assigned to one of the three naval air schools—Jacksonville, Fla.; Pensacola, Fla., or Corpus Christi, Tex.

N. Side Soldier

Reaches Britain

ONE OF the Indianapolis youths known to have been sent to the British isles in the huge convoy whose arrival there was announced Monday evening is Pvt. Manuel Belle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Belle, 3407 Carrollton ave. On Sunday '* morning Mr, and Mrs. Belle Pvt. Belle received a cablegram from Manuel stating: “Arrived safe. Don’t worry.” The cablegram was sent from London. Mrs. Belle visited her son recently in Camp Dix, N. J. Pvt. Belle, a graduate of Butler who had completed two years of law school at Indiana university, was drafted last October. He was

patriotic groups of the state. The program is the first of a series of home-state parties sponsored by the public relations office of the army field, in conjunction with the USO. Indiana soldiers have organized |} and elected officers. Those named include: Pvt. William G. Bittler of Ft. Wayne, president; Sergt. Joseph Zinkan of Indianapolis, vice president, and Pvt. Luther Kessler of Morocco, secretary. Indianapolis men on the program planning committee are: Charles Taylor, 4510 E. 16th st.;

Lucian C. Findley, 1204 S. Keystone ave.;

Jersey st.; Sergt. Zinkan, 2632 E.

2102 N. Meridian st. 8 8 ” Robert J. Rhoades of tndianapalts {1 has entered the air force advanced flying school at Williams' Field, Chandler, Ariz. : ” ” ”

Pvt. Hubert Thomas Curran of

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Get Hospital Duties

William E, Nue, 968 N. Pennsylvania st., and John M. Oakley, 1230 N. Rural st., have passed from the status of hospital apprentices to phamacist’s mates, third class— petty officer ratings in the navy’s hospital corps. Petty officers Nue and Oakley have been on duty in the medical department of the navy recruiting station in the Federal building since their enlistment shortly after Pearl Harbor. Officer Nue was a dental laboratory technician and Officer Oakley an assistant drug buyer for Kiefer-Stewart Co. before entering the service. ” zn ”

This week another group of seven Indianapolis men left for Santa Ana, Cal. where they will begin training as cadets in the army air corps. : They are: Bruce N. Cracraft, 4473 Washing-

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