Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1942 — Page 14

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HINT TEXANS IN | * JAVA FIGHT ON

Japs Report Capture of Dutch General, Silent On U. S. Force.

MELBOURNE, June 18 (U. P).— A broadcast by the Tokyvo-controlled Batavia radio indicated today that some members of the United States 131st artillery regiment, formed from the Texas national guard, still may be operating against the Japainese in interior Java under their leader, Col. Albert C. Searle of Pawtucket, R. I. | As heard by the Netherlands East | Indies information service here, it reported the capture by the Japa|nese of Maj. Gen. A. Pesman, leader {of Dutch guerrilla troops in west Java. He was said to have been |taken prisoner after, more than {three months of resistance. | The fact that no mention of Col. Searle and his men has been made | in the Japanese broadcasts strength- | ened belief that they still are operating, since the Japanese would be |certaih to boast if they were taken. | Gen. Pesman’s capture, Dutch officials pointed out, does not mean that resistance in west Java has]

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LEFT—Pvt. Jerry Morfore is a member of the A. E. F. now stationed in the British Isles. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Morfore, 3721 N. Keystone ave, and entered the service last October. RIGHT—Pvt. Charles F. Phillips has returned to duty with the army air corps ground forces at New Orleans after spending a short furlough with his wife and relatives in Beech Grove.

JOB’S DAUGHTERS MEET TOMORROW

The Order of Job's Daughters will hold its 19th annual convention tomorrow and Saturday in the Clay-

pool hotel. Mrs. Hazel Riethmiller, Ft. Wayne, grand guardian, and Dean A. Craft, Indianapolis, grand associate guardian, will preside. Guests are to include Mae Marcum Jacobs, Edna E. Pauley, both past supreme guardians, Ruth L. Morris, Tipton, worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star, and Otto Cox, associate grand patron. Present and past officers will be honored at a breakfast at 7:30 a. m. Saturday and a banquet will be held at 6 p. m, Dancing will follow at Sp m.

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AIR INSTRUCTOR ON 10-DAY VISIT

Corp. Lee Swengel, Indiana Central Graduate, at Chanute Field.

Corp. Lee Swengel, who has been instructing army fiying cadets at Chanute field, Illinois, is home on a 10-day furlough visiting friends. He is a former president of the Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. residence council and a graduate of Indiana Central college. ” ” 2 Corp. Elmer E. Plummer of Indianapolis is in training with the marine corps at San Diego, Cal. The son of Mrs. Goldie Plummer, formerly of 2408 Gale st., Corp. Plummer is a graduate of Technical high school, and has been in the corps) since last December,

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Completes Study

Lieut. William N. Wilson of Indianapolis is among the 482 naval reserve officers to complete the! aviation administrative course at| Quonset Point, R. I.

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Enlistments at the army recruit- | ing station here the first part of this week included the following | Indianapolis men: Gilbert 7. Smith, R. R. 12, Box 260; Jack A. Bingham, 3664 N. Kenwood ave., Jacob E. Riedel Jr. 521 N. Sheffield ave.; Nelson R. Pa:ton, 420 Centennial st.; Edward L. O'Connor, 1525 Park ave.; Ernest E. Laughlin, 344 W. 39th st, and| Carl C. Hurt, 748 W. Michigan st.! 2 os 2 { Pvt. LeRoy Brown of Battery F,| 104th CA (aa), Ft. Bliss, Tex. is

asking for letters from his friends here.

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Harlan A. Crouch Jr. of 401 S.| Arlington ave. has been raised from a private to the rank of corporai at the army air force base at Selfridge field, Mich.

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Board 4 Inductees |

The following men from locall board 4 underwent induction examinations here this week:

Gene Grady Woodfin, 810 Occidental Bldg.: Fred Elom Sell, 1430 W. 31st; Ralph Richard Cline, Seymour, Ind.; Ernest| Wadsworth Edney, 1457 Congress; Maurice Davis Clark, R. R. 12, Box 241-A: Loren| Edward Cooper, 966 W. 29th; Robert Merle Boyd, 1720 Milburn; Bernard Arthur Good- | man, 3450 N. Meridian; Bertram Russell! Quinn, 3616 Salem; Floyd Alfred Kennedy, | Greencastle, Ind.: Cecil Harold Nicoson, Center Point, Ind.; Albert H. Epperson, | 1021 W, 37th; James Lilly Darlington, 1210] Golden Hill drive; Paul Edward Pedlow, | 3102 Clifton; Emmitt Eugene Ennis, 1415 W. | 28th; George Clifford Lindenborg, 1038 W.| 35th; Paul Raymond Thompson, 2015 E.! Riverside drive; William erman Tuck, | 2266 Meridian; Esburn Chafin, 1317 Con- | gress. { Albert Rondle Price, 1436 Roache: Ed-| ward Joseph Vittetow, 3635 N. Illinois: | Earl Daniel Jackson, 3721 N. illinois; Al-| bert Mastrapaolo, 1501 Montcalm; K Donofrio, 1528 W, 28th; Clayton Robert | Nichols, 1438 W. 23d; Emmet Phillip Ran- | dolph, 2266 N. Meridian: Earl Baward Huber, 1842 W. 18th: August Diener, 3347 N. Illinois; Howard William Musgrove, 1315 Edgemont; Robert Harold Sparks, 2175 N.| Harding: Sylvester Lee Pitts, Chicago, Ill; | Robert S. Hiatt, 37 W, St. Clair; Dorris! Wright Enmeier, Bicknell, Ind.; John Lewis | Crook, 3216 Graceland; Hubert Eugene Middleton, R. R. 9, Box 620; Ernest Paul Bruder, 1430 W. 23d; Raymond Lee Drury, | 3345 Kenwood. { Gene_Carr_Clemmons, 2805 N. Illinois: | Elmer Ross Brown, 1251 W. 35th; Robert | Henry Hall, 3710 N. Meridian:

Kenneth Walter d Alexander Vogelhut, 42 W. 11th; Gale Horace Stohler, Jackson Heights, N. Y.: John William Deer, Berrien Spring, Mich.: Aubrey Preston Tuck, 1252 Congress; Willard Lee Crouch, 1069 W. 31st; George C. Marinos, 124 W, 28th; Lora Meredith King, 3441 Boulevard place; Raymond Watson | Durham, 3306 N. Illinois; Rudolph Smither Severin, 3740 Spring Hollow road; Thomas! Joseph Kelley, 843 W, 39th; Harry Joseph! 3721 N. Illinois: Joseph William Sandberg, 3203 Graceland; Frank Darsey 6101 Ewing; Donn Edgar Nice-!

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Two Get Diplomas

Two Indianapolis men have been | graduated from the army air force officer training schol at Miami Beach, Fla., after successfully completing six weeks of military in-| struction and physical conditioning. The men are: Capt. Frank L. Branson. 711 Middle drive Woodruff Place, and Lieut. Michael J. Duffecy, 4902 N. Illinois! st. They will be assigned to execu- | tive duties in air force maintenance.

BRITISH ERR, FIRE ON U. S. BOMBERS

LONDON, June 18 (U. P.).—Maj.| Alfred Kalberer, leader of the! American Consolidated B-24 bhombers participating in the Mediterranegn naval air battle, revealed today that British warships fired on | the American airmen by mistake, | according to the Exchange Telegraph agency. “The Italians were much friendlier than the British fleet. The ytalians didn” shoot at us at all, but the British did.” Maj. Xalberer was quoted as saying at an airdrome in the North African desert. Maj. Kalberer said that not one | of his men suffered “even a scratch” in the battle, during which they hit and set afire two Italian battle- | ships.

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