Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1942 — Page 16

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List of New Inductees Is Announced by Local Board No. 3.

Selective service board 3 announced today that the following pen have been inducted into: the

Ea David es 4343 Wintmop ave.; 405 Harvard pl; Koon a h, 3712 Ruckle i 208 Ruckle st.; 3605 Boulevard Hamilton Robinson, 4001 nd ave.; Thomas William McDowell, 118 E. .; William Haywood 1014 S. New Jee. st.; Calvin Case r., 110 Berkley ‘rd.; Arthur Alexander Patrick, 2850 N. New Jersey st. Alvin Robert Lawrence, 3025 Ruckle st.; Robert Misner Long, 4327 College ave.; Mingus Clayton Browder, 3917 Park ave.; : Robert Edward Griffin, 920 E. 46th st.; Morris Epstein, 3839 Carrollton ave.; Frank Herbert Johnson, 5654 N. Keystone ave.; Elwood; Robert ' Lee "Harry Beard Malcolm Stuart 3 Na Hg iF Robert Louis 2709 E St. Clair st., and Clarence ar Moore, 1228 W. 31st sf. harles Adams Van, 4143 ‘Graceland ave.; Jacob Sonen, 6007 College ave.; John Robert Mur Iphy. 2948 Central ave.; Frank Harrold Holland , 2026 Broadway; George Walter Robertson, 1527 N. Tacoma ave.; fam. Goldstein, 3932 Park ave.; Joseph jamin Hyman—VOC, 2851 Washington blvd.; Garland Doral Hill, 4916 Brouse st.; Earl "Beverly Taylor, 340% Winthrop ave.; Edward Wesley JERTHS Jr., Muncie; James Thomas Field—VOC, 133 W. 20th st.; Irvin Ka 3018 ae ‘ave.; .; Edward Robert Stauber, 5340 Primrose ave. Herman Mack Hicks, 4527 Sangster ave.; Frederick Held, 3931 Coliseum ave.; Lawrence Pace, Jr., 1124 Broadway; Jack Guy Brumbaugh, 805 8. Roena st.; Richard Elmer Martz, 3745 Winthrop ave.: Sylvester Johnson, Jr., 3668 Central ave.; Paul Chong, 118 W. Ohio st.; Robert Raymond , 3962 ae ave.; David Brewsra forgan Jr., 4161 Park ave.; .; Ralph Eugene Hoo looper, 1309 E. 46th st.; Charles H. May, 5421 Primrose ave.; Lonny Spencer Costley, Lincoln hotel; William Patrick Curtin, 2932 College ave., and John David Trembiey, 307 Northern ave.

PORTUGAL THANKS U.S. FOR PROMISES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (U. P.). —Gen. Carmona, president of Portugal, has expressed in a note to President Roosevelt his government’s appreciation for American assurances that operations in North Aftiea present no danger to Portugal. Carmona’s message, sent in reply to a note from Mr. Roosevelt, said ‘the assurances were “another proof of the unalterable and confident _ friendship existing * between our two nations.” aa message from Mr. Roosevelt to Generalissimo Francisco Franco of Spain, similar to the one sent Car‘mona, has not been answered formally. But the White House said there had been a SListasioty oral Yeply. :

armored reconnaisance battalion.

promoted to sergeant at Camp Polk, La. He is a member of a tank destroyer battalion. the army he was employed by the International Harvester Co.

‘Second Lieut. Richard S. Tennant, 3710 N. Pennsylvania st., assigned as an instructor in ete engineer supply school at the quartermaster depot at Columbus, O. Prior to entering the service in June, 1942, he had been a sales engineer here. He is a member of the Indianapolis Literary club, the Dramatic club and the Woodstock club.

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Glider Instructor

Sergt. Lawrence E. Van Cleave, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Van Cleave, 202 W. Gimber st., is serving as ‘a glider instructor in the army in South Carolina. He was employed by the Indianapolis Water Co. before entering service. . \ 8,8 2 Pvt. Willis D. Schmaltz, husband of Mrs. Doris Schmaltz, 2152 Ransdall st., has arrived at Camp Polk, La., for duty with the 11th armored division. He is attached to the 91st

®t » ” Corp. Lawrence Pfieffer has been

Before entering

Pvt. Mallory Seaman Smith

LEFT — Pvt. Charles S. Mallory, who enlisted in the Army Air corps last Oct. 20, now is stationed at Patterson field, Fairfield, O. He is the son of Mrs. John William Summers.

RIGHT — Norman Edgar Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Smith, Acton, Ind. completed his “boot” training at the Great Lakes naval training station and returned home to marry Miss Carole McComas of Shelbyville. He is on an

Pvt. Smock Mr. Lingenfelter LEFT. Pvt. Orville E. Smock, son

of Mrs. John Thatcher, 1333 Everett |, TO

st., and brother of Roy Smock, 972 N. Belle Vieu pl, is an electrician in the hospital at Ft. Riley, Kas. He has been. in the army two months and was employed at the du Pons plant at Terre Haute.

RIGHT. Bert Lingenfelter, 22, third class petty officer, is at the|s naval torpedo school at Newport, R. I, completing training as a torpedo man 3d class. and was graduated from torpedo school at Great Lakes, Ill, Oct. 28. Officer Lingenfelter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lingenfelter, 3317 E. 25th st. He is a graduate of Technical high school and was a machinist for the Indianapolis Specialty Co. before entering the service. #8 » ” :

Speaking of the air bases section,

soldiers there had a shot of very

candid stuff when they were told to look over their mates and say exactly what they thought of each other. The stunt was accomplished without even a punch in the nose by handing each man a questionnaire about each of his fellows and having him dot the characteristics best suited to the person. We expect a lot of reformations after the boys read the candid comments made about them by their mates. ©” » 2 Lieut. Archie C. Miller is on leave visiting his mother, Mrs. Jessie Van Arsdale, 1035 N. Tacoma ave. He has been in the army air forces for 20 months and was recently promoted to first lieutenant, 2 2 ” Pvt. Floyd D. Vestal, husband of Mrs. Jeanette Vestal, 2117 Brookside ave. has been sent to Camp Polk, La., for duty with the 11th armored division. - He is assigned to the 91st

eight-day leave.

armored reconnaissance battalion.

He enlisted May 15

Transfers Southern Camps

Announced.

Transfer of men from Ft. Harrison to other army posts has been announced as follows:

To Camp Atterbury — Pvi. Harry 8. Evans, husband of Mrs. Fay Evans, 1916 Ludlow ave.; Pvt. Ysadore Nisenbaum, son of Samuel NE 1919 E. 25th st.; Pvt. Laddie L. Lawrence, son of Mrs. Cuma Lawrence, 2958 Hillside ave.; Pvt. John H. Ragsdale, husband of Mrs. Mary Grace Rags ale, 1821 Roosevelt ave.; Pvt. Milvin a Babbs, Srother of Bruce A. Babbs, 5 arpsville, In oY Campbell, Ky.—Pvi. BE. A. ® husband of Mrs. Neval Landis, 1615 Lawton st.; .Pvt. Elbert C. Brown, son of Mrs. Florénce Brown, 219 N. Randolph st.; Pvt. BEaural J. Howes, son of Mrs. Mattie Howes, 2120 Olive st.; Pvt. Harold G. Kendall, husband of Mrs. Lottie May Kendall, 1010 Albany st.; Pvt. Donald A. Little, son of Mrs. Olin "Little, Oaklandon; Pvt. Michael J. Lynch, son of Mrs. Nora E. Lynch, 1028 E. Qhio st.;. Pvt. William B. McCoin, husband of Mrs. * Jean McCoin, 1818 Dawson st.; Pvt. Lloyd C. Moore. son of Mrs. C. G. Moore, rvs Bell Pvt. Burchard 8. Norris, son of Wilbis R. Norris, 1209 Laurel st.; Pvt. Earl Trefry, husband. of Mrs. Lillian Trefry, 242 W. Gimber ave.; Pvt. Charles Trusty, husband of Mrs. Anna Jean Trusty, 25! 3 Shelby st.; Pvt. Jerome A. Walker, husSakiand of Mrs. Pearl E. Walker, 317 8S. Oakland av To St. Petersburg, Fla.—Pvt. Jam Franklin son of Mrs. Amanda Moore, it N. Noble st.; Pvt. Donald E. Fuller, son of Mrs. Charles Fuller, 24 S. Vine st.; Pvt. Warten E. Casady, son of Fay E. Casady, R. R. 3; Pvt. Harry Hoop Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoop Sr., 2470 Madison ave.; Pvt. Eugene V. Miller, son of (Martin H. Miller, 1655 Primrose .rd. N W.; Pvt. Glenn Short Jr., husband of Mrs. Dorothy M. Short, 1114 N. Beville ave.; Pvt. William Haverty, brother of John ‘Haverty; Pvt. Vern Mangus, son of Everette Mangus, 1942 Arrow ave., and Pvt. Peter A. Tucker, husband of Mrs. Frances A. Tucker, 446 S. East st. To Camp Shelby, Miss.—Pvt. Joseph M. Sneed, husband of Mrs. Mary Sneed, 437 Douglas st., and Pvt. James C. Mason, son of ‘Mose Mason, 2724 Martindale ave. To New. Orleans, La.—Pvt. illiam Kugelman, husband of Mrs. Minnie Pearl Kugelman, 239 Cumberland . st.; t. Charles E. Reichard, husband of Mrs. Nancy E. Reichard, 1426 S. Lawndale ave.; Pvt. John W. Woodward, son of ‘Glenn Woodward, 3921. N. Tacoma -ave.; Pvt. Charles L. Simmons, husband of Mrs. Qeorgisnse 3 June Simmons, R. R. 2, -and Pvt. vem vy Ellis, husband of Mrs. Mildred Ellis, 1645 Carrollton ave. To Jefferson Barracks, Mo.—Pvt. Albert V. Darner, son 2 Mrs. Walter Darner, R. R. 9, and Pvt. Paul E. Geiger, husband of Mrs. Shirley Marie Geiger, 327 Prospec!

ect st. To Atlantic City, N. J.—Pvt. Harry Coryell, son of Mrs. H. B. Coryell, 515 N. Sheffield ave. To Las Vegas, N. M.—Pvt. John C. Edington, son of Mrs. Rose Edington, 3905 Rookwood ave.

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Ratliff Promoted

Pvt. Donald H. Ratliff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ratliff, 2909 Stuart st., has been promoted to corporal at Camp Campbell, Ky., where he is serving in the motor pool of the quartermaster section. He formerly worked for'the Don-Lee Electric &

Stoker Co. here.

“SHIFTED

terbury and

Lieut. Morgan Lieut. Pittard LEFT: A former Indianapolis at-

Morgan, superintendent of schools,

He graduated from DePauw univer= sity in 1938 and received his L. L. B. degree from the Harvard Law school in 1941. with the.army in January, 1941,

RIGHT: James Garland Pittard,

Clermont, Ind., received his wings in the air force and a commission

exercises held at Spence field, Moultrie, Ga. A graduate of Shortridge high school, Lieut. Pittard attended Indiana university prior to enlisting in the air corps.

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special instruction course at the signal corps’ school at Camp Murphy, Fla. He was selected for the course after passing aptitude tests. 8 8 8

Three Indianapolis men will be

p. [commissioned second lieutenants to-

morrow. in graduation exercises at the Chemical Warfare Service Office Candidate school at Edgewood Arsenal, Md. They are Paul I. Finchum, 736 Orange .st., Edward B. Liljebald, 3846 Park ave., and Graham Thomas, 144 N. Arsenal ave. $

0. E. S. TO HEAR BRADSHAW

Judge Wilfred Bradshaw of juvenile court will speak at a covered

at the Masonic temple. Miss Ruth Cochran, worthy matron, and Aubrey Porter, worthy patron, will preside.

POSTMASTER AT GARY WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (U. P.)— The senate yesterday confirmed the nomination of William J. O'Donnell as postmaster at Gary, Ind.

torney and the son of DeWitt S.

Robert DeWitt Morgan, 25, has been commissioned a second lieutenant and receives his wings in the air + | force at Spence field, Moultrie, Ga.

He began flight training

24, son of Mrs. Irene Worden of

as second lieutenant in. graduation

Pvt. John L. McCurdy, 1537 E. Le Grande ave. has completed a

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