Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1942 — Page 32

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JOSEPHINE FORD TO WED [Ford ana granddaughter of Henry

Ford, to Walter Buhl Ford II, 21, DETROIT, June 19 (U. P) —En- was announced today. Young Ford, gagement of Josephine Ford, 18, a senior at Yale university, has endaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edsel listed in the U. S. naval reserve.

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| the young flier will return home for |a visit with his parents and sister

Wings Tuesday

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W. H. S. PR to Visit Parents Here Follownig Course in Arizona.

Cadet Cecil H. Whaley, 22-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. D. H Whaley, 802 S. Pershing ave. will receive his army air corps wings and second lieutenant bars Tuesday | at Luke field, Phoenix, Ariz. A graduate of Washington high

Pauw university and was assistant manager of the United Cigar Store, Illinois and Washington sts.. before joining the colors last Nov. 7. Upon receiving his commission,

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Former Hiser Co. Manager Wins Promotion at Camp Lee, Va.

Paul M. Fegley, former manager of Walter C. Hiser, Inc. here, has been promoted from second lieutenant to the rank of first lieutenant at Camp Lee, Va. He had spent nine years in the army before his present service as a recruiting officer. His home is at 3451 Lafa-

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Completes Course

Lieut. Eugene P. Wilson has completed a six weeks course of military instruction and physical conditioning at the air force officer school, Miami Beach, Fla, and is now prepared to take over executive duties with the air force. His home is at 4611 Carrollton ave.

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New Petty Officers

Among the newest petty officer recruits who have entered the Great Lakes naval station for training are eight men from Indianapolis. They are now receiving instruction in fundamentals of seamanship and naval procedure and upon completion of the training they may be ordered to active duty with the fleet or sent to some naval station. They are: Frederick J. Erwood, 1931 N. Bosart ave.; James A. Fowler, 6246 Evanston ave.; Albert R. Price, 1436 Roache st.; Shirley P. Davidson, 918 Greemont st.; Richard G. Erwood, 1931 N. Bosart ave.; Virgil M. Pruitt, R. R. 18; Lester P. Coulombe, 422 Fulton st., and Lawrence E. Kipley, 329 Harlan st.

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Gerald M. Bolen, stationed with | the marines at Camp Elliott, San Diego, Cal, has been promoted from sergeant to platoon sergeant. | He has been in the corps for the last five years and his wife is living in San Diego. The son of Lawrence Bolen, S. High School road, | Sergt. Bolen is a graduate of Ben

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Seek Peru Recruits

The navy will send a special enlisting party over the state to obtain recruits for the naval reserve aviation base at Peru, Ind. Experienced petty officers from the base will be in Indianapolis Wednesday to interview candidates especially to seek out men with mechanical, electrical, radio and clerical experience. Primarily the recruiting party will

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110 ARE HUNTED IN OPIUM RING

' Shipyard Worker [Is Held After Indictments on Smuggling Charges.

LOS ANGELES, June 19 (U. P). t | —Federal agents today held Milton v | Abramson, 33, shipyards worker, on charges of violating the narcotics i [laws as a member of a ring which smuggled more than $1,000,000

worth of opium into the United States from Mexico. : Ten others named in a secret in- : |dictment were to be brought here for arraignment and trial as soon as they are apprehended in Atlantic and Pacific coast cities. Narcotics Agent John W. Marsh said the arrests were being carried out. Federal agents said that Abramson was suspected of being the local agent for the nation-wide ring which had outlets in cities from coast to coast.

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This German Messerschmitt plane, first one to fly in the U. 8, is off on a mission that bodes the Nazis no good=touring the country to sell war bonds. Shot down over England, then shipped to America where U. S. army mechanics put it back in flying condition, it is part of a war bond air cavalcade leaving La Guardia field, N. Y. Besides tail swastika, the Messerschmitt wears R. A. F. emblem to keep it from being shot down again.

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‘Navy Builders Wanted

Another navy civil engineer offi{cer is scheduled to be at the re- { cruiting station here in the Federal | building June 30 to interview prospective applicants for the navy construction outfit. Although many ratings in the branch are temporarily closed, opportunities exist for several types of experienced workmen. Interviews will be conducted from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. ® ” 5 Paul Bouse, former electrician at Hotel Washington, has enlisted in the navy as an electricians mate, second class. He is the son of Adam H. Bouse, 804 W. Taylor st. and has been assigned to the Great Lakes station for training.

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MANUAL GRADUATES OF 1215 PLAN PICNIC

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