Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1942 — Page 8

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* PILOT COURSE

‘Local Men to Take 12 Weeks Training; Study at ‘Miami Beach School.

‘Seven non-commissioned officers| and a private, all of Indianapolis,|

have been admitted as officer can-

didates to the air force schools at Miami Beach, Fla. Following the successful completion of the 12weeks course the men will be commissioned second lieutenants and assigned in a manner which will relieve trained pilots for : active flight duty. The men are: ? 'Sergt. James Buckingham; Hotel Severin; Corp. Robert S. Johnson, 4565 Broadway; Corp. John P. Kiernan, 537 N. Tibbs ave.; Pvt. John O. Servaas, 5710 N, Delaware st.;; Corp. Samuel A Hassan, 2831 E. Washington st.; Corp. Henry O. Hesselgrave, 430 N. Walcott st.; Corp. Bernard J. Traub, 1542 N. Rural st, and Corp. Charles V. Knight, 829 N. Keystone ave.’ ” os os

The step from non-commisisoned to commissioned officers’ status has been accomplished by two Indianapolis men at the Ft. Knox, Ky., armored force officer candidate school. The men have received the gold bar of a second lieutenant and will be assigned to duty with an armored division or tank battalion. They are: Lieut. Dean A. Swim, son: of Carl H. Swim, 4001 Ruckle st, and Lieut. Abner B. Schwartz, son of Samuel A. Schwartz, 2255 N. Alabama, st.

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NINE FROM CITY END AIR COURSE

Robert Johnston Promoted; Former Butler Student Becomes Gunner.

Among the recent graduates from the army air forces technical training course were nine men from In-

dianapolis. Having completed training in various phases of aircraft

Local Men Win Promotions ARE ANNOUNCED

Completing an exacting 14-week course in radio operation, Pvt. Ralph C. Brown of Indianapolis has been graduated from the armored force school communication department at Ft. Knox, Ky. He is the son of Charles L. Brown, 2436 ‘Carrollton ave., and has been in the

service since January. . ” ”" ” George 8. Neuhaus, husband of Mrs. Lillian Neuhaus, 1125 Sheffield st., has been promoted from corporal te the rank of sergeant at the army air corps base at Blythe, Cal.

maintenance and repair, they are prepared to assume vital roles as members of the air force ground crew. The men are: Paul A. Hutton, 1125 W, 29th st.; Harold E. Cunningham, 2826 N. Chester st.; Benton A. Kelly, 3215 Baltimore ave.; Chester Yovanovich, 1624 Whitcomb st.; Arnold J. Beatley, 18 S. State ave. William S. Townsend, 14 N. Euclid ave.; James W. Crowder, R. R. 1; Ralph O. Brown, 3411 Brookside parkway, and Alfred D. Buschmann, 3062 N. New Jersey st. ® 8 8

At Ft. Sill, Okla. field artillery replacement training center, Robert C. Johnston, 3102 Broadway, has been promoted from captain to major. He is an instructor in the officers school.

” ” 2 George W. Sellmer of Indianapoiis has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the army air force at Turner field, Albany, Ga. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. George V. Sellmer and is an ‘aviation navigator. ” 2 ® Norman B. Dagley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zeal Dagley of Shelbyville, Ind., has begun his naval recruit training at Great Lakes. 8 8 8 Merrill Dewees Jr. a petty -officer in the navy : stationed at San J u a n, Puerto Rico, is home on a furlough to visit

his parents, Mr.

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and Mrs. Merrill Dewees of Bridgeport, for the first time since he enlisted in October 1940. He was : graduated from Ben Davis high M- Dewee Jr. school in June, 1940, and enlisted in the navy a few months later. ” ” ”

Finishes Naval Course

James W. Barnitz of Indianapolis was graduated last week from the naval air‘station at Corpus Christi, Tex., and was commissioned an ensign in the naval reserve. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eckert W. Barnitz, 2310 Harlan st. ! EJ o ”

Pvt. Alwin E. Bulau Jr., who recently arrived at the new army air forces replacement training center at St. Petersburg, Fla. is to assist in the training and maintenance of men who are sent there for basic army courses. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Bulau of 4459 Washington blvd. 8 os 8

Two Hoosiers in the marine corps were recently promoted to second lieutenants from non-commissioned ranks in the field. The men are John H. Brown of Monrovid, and Gerald W, Clark of Ft. Wayne. 2 ” 2

Edwin M. Shea of Indianapolis has arrived at Camp Wallace, Tex., and is now undergoing basic training in the anti-aircraft replacement training center. He is the band of Lois L. Shea, 28 N. Rural st. ” ” ”

Robert L. Harmon, former Butler university student, has graduated from the Harlingen, Tex. army gunnery school, the largest of the nation’s three schools specializing

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Oral S. Allen Samuel Allen

Two brothers, Oral S. Allen and Samuel Allen, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Altio Allen, 117 S. Oriental st., joined the U. S. coast guard together on May 28 and have been able to stay pretty close together ever since. Oral is stationed at Seaside Park N. J, and Samuel is stationed nearby at Mantoloking, N. J.

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Blanton T. Young, in training at Oklahoma City, Okla, has been

| promoted from sergeant to the rank

of staff sergeant. Sergt. Young is assigned to the air depot there as

5 GALLS

"UP MORE MEN

A “peep” with anti-tank gun in tow starts across a pontoon bridge which was speedily ‘constructed by men of the 151st infantry regiment (Hoosiers) across the Cattahouchee river at Ft. Benning, Ga. The 151st has developed a reputation at the fort for this type of demon: ration, working in conjunction with army engineers. The regiment is commanded by Col. Albert H. Whitcomb of Indianapolis.

Many Indianapolis Men Are Included in Enlistments "At Office Here. Recent enlistments at tie navy

recruiting office here include the following Indianapolis men:

James Robert Drew, 2149 I. Emerson

ave.; William Robert Alexander, i521 Cen-

tral ave.; Leroy Davis Jr., 947 [Ii. Market|=

st.; Miller Cullum Hall, 2643 Southeastern ave.; Justin Stewart Melton, 708 st.; Richard Earl Foster, 171 Charles Leroy Jarvis, 1317 En Charles Alva Stonehouse, 1122 st.; Jack David Ellias, 1130 {| ave.; Darrell Francis Walton, Pennsylvania st.; Russell Hubert 022 Park ave.; Robert Arnold Milburn st.; Lawrence Terrell 1313 Kappes st.; Joy Campbell 1803 N. East st.; James Rober: 1942 N. Meridian st.; Robert Miller, 510 N. Meridian st. i Herman Augustus Battles, £8 Yerd pl.; Amos John Pollard, 20% st.;

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Floyd Warren Idle, 30 N. Gray Patton, 539 8. Illinois st.; Dona Stout, R. R. 6; James Leon Bé¢ Kenwood ave.; William Howar 702%; 8. Keystone ave.; Jo Ferrer, 1226 N. Oxford | Howard Smallman Jr. 1034 st.; Robert Willard Hall, 2144 George arion Dain, 2138 Joseph Wolfe Tilford, 1754 N, Vernon Randall, 2868 Highlan Althia Branson ’ Charles Ivan Enmeier,

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depot is one of the air service command’s newest establishments for the maintenance and repair of aircraft and the training of air depot groups. - He is the son of Mrs. Vera T. Young of 1617 Broadway.

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Becomes Navigator

Lieut. Michael P. Egan of Indianapolis was among the recent class of aircraft navigators to graduate from the army flying school at Kelly field, Tex. He received his commission and wings at ceremon-

ies at the school and will soon be| 142

assigned to active duty. He is the son of Mrs. Margaret E. Egan, 31 S. Butler ave., and attended St. Mary’s Mission house, Techny, Ill, and Sacred Heart Mission house, Girard, Pa.

2 5 8 : A former Times carrier and student at Technical high school is serving Uncle Sam in the cannon company at Camp Forrest, Tennessee. He is Robert Auer, son of Mr. and Mrs, Edward R. Auer, 1315 Randolph st. He made his home with a sister, Mrs. Edith Lon Bio 1127 _ Robert Auer The 23-year-old soldier was employed by the Fairmount Glass works when he entered the service July 17.

in flexible gunnery. He is the son}:

sitting in the power turret of an|!

H. Samuel Brooks John Jones

“Buddies” in civilian life, John Jones ‘and Huey Samuel Brooks now are privates in Uncle Sam's army. Mr. Brooks, the son of Mrs. Jessie Brooks of Hamburg, Ark. is “somewhere in Australia.” He sailed 10 weeks ago. ! ‘Mr. Jones is the son of Mrs. Goldie Hansbrough, 529 S. Alabama st., and is stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga. He formerly was at Camp Shelby. While in Indianapolis, he worked at the Omar bakery. ’ a t 4 8

Trains as Gunner

Technical high school student, is now training as an aerial gunner at Sheppard field, Tex. Pvt. Fulton, now a resident of Monroe, La. was married last April to Miss Mary Jo Simpson of that city.

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Two From City Enrolled in Field Artillery School At Ft. Sill. :

The following registrants of Marion county local board 5 underwent induction into the army Saturday:

Arthur Daniel Hoover Jr., 1056 N. King; Henry William Monfreda, 1052 N. Haugh; Ralph Stokes, 738 N. Sheffield; Raleigh James Parr, 10 N. Cruse; Delwin Carlyle Warren, 342 N. Elder; Noble C. Halterman, 435 N. Concord; Robert Cripe LaFever, 568 N. Lynn; Edgar Gerald Mason, 1625 Sturm; John Curtis Daniels, 1153 N. Belle Vieu pl.; Fred .Almon Bruce, 1515 Bates; Hollis Edward Osborn, 1050 Bugene; Frank Joseph Trauner, 920 N. Holmes; Charles Lee Roy McNew, 3547 W. Michigan; Ernest Raymond Zike, 1439 W. Ohio; Robert Harness VanDevander,

620 Exeter; Edwin Eugene Helton, 1427 Somerset; William Thomas O’Connor, 2017 W. Vermont; Carl Whitehead Wetzel, 30215 Blake; Thomas Lee Gilliam, 1744 W. ami; Leroy Russell Bartlett, 1433 N. shingg Robert Charles Jumpp, 155 8. Elder; Chester Arlo Ranck, 1022 Goodlet; Oakley Oliver Rader, 248 umberland; Vernon Ramdel Reamer, 1101; N. WarRan; Franklin Vance J 1135 Concord;

Tus bert Pearson, 917 N. Sheff : Landis, 1322 W. Seale; Rulers

Washington, ” 2 # Second Lieuts. Alphonso A.” Topp Jr. and John E. Craig are now attending the basic course of the field artillery sch¥ol at Ft. Sill, Okla. Lieut. Topp is. the son of A. A. Topp Sr., R. R. 12, and reported to the Oklahoma post from Ft. Harrison. Lieut. Craig reported from the U. S. Military academy, West Point, N. Y. He is the son of Mrs. W. B. Craig. 1424 N. Alabama st.

GR MAN IN LAKES CLASS Oren D. Thompson, 22-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thompson of 1218 Blaink ave, has been graduated as honor man of his recruit training company at the Great Lakes naval training station. Honor man Thompson enlisted 3: several weeks ago as an apprentice i seaman after working for three years as a truck driver for the Orem Thompson

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