Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1942 — Page 20

"ALFRED GREEN

IS PROMOTED

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Auditor Elevated to Sergeant.

Alfred Green has been promoted from corporal to sergeant technician in the station complement at Madison Barracks, N. Y. He is the son of Coleman Green, 859 Park ave., and was inducted into service -in February. A graduate of Indiana university, Sergt. Green formerly was employed as field auditor for the U. S. internal revenue department. Charles Edward Van Pelt, 1318 Spann ave, hag been assigned to advanced instruction at the navy’s training school for radiomen at Miami university, Oxford, O. He enlisted in September and received his “boot” training at the Great Lakes naval training station. tJ ” os Clifton R. Griffith, husband of Florence L. Griffith, 237 N. Gray st., has been promoted to staff sergeant at Camp Claiborne, La. He has been in. ser since - August and formerly was employed at the P. R. Mallory Co.

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Miss Norma Haller, 1716 N. Pennsylvania st., will report tomorrow at Ft. Knox, Ky. as

member of the aac army nurse corps. She is a graduate of Manual Training high school and the City Hospital School of Nursing. She took "a postgraduate course in operating . room technique Miss Haller at John Hopkins hospital, Baltimore, and in surgery technique at City hospital. She was employed by Methodist hospital surgery until her -enlistment. ale ” ” o

2 From Here Promoted

Two Indianapolis men have received promotions at the Hunter field army air base at Savannah, Ga. Donald E. Perrin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Perrin, 4107 E. New York st., has been promoted to technical sergeant. He is chief warehouseman at a base commissary and is a member of a quartermaster company. Sergt. Perrin has been in the army. since January. He is a graduate of Technical high school and attended Indiana university extension division. He is a former employee of Pearson Co. and is 25. Lawrence J. Pflegler is now a master sergeant and chief clerk and

company at the air*base. He is the 25-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Pflegler, 831 N. DeQuincy st., was inducted: into the army last January. He is a graduate of Cathedral high school and a former employee of the Indiana News Co. 2 2 =» Robert E. Winkle, formerly of 2319 Prospect .st., has been promoted from private first class to

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650 MORE JON NAVY. IN WEEK

Enlistments in Indiana This Month Total 1829; 800 Still Needed.

Navy enlistnrents total 1829 for ' November, with almost 650 men

| taking the oath last week. Comm. | R. H. G. Mathews, officer in charge lof navy recruiting in Indiana, said that about 800 more men are needed for the remainder of the month. Indianapolis men who enlisted

last week are: Max Lafayette Gilson, 1515 N. Meridian! st.: Donald Eugene Wilke, 1514 E. 12th st.;| George Grady | Jones, 2937 Boulevard pl.; Richard Lannear Gilber, 536 W. Vermont st.; James Edward Whiteman, R. R. y Box 347; Albert Sylvan Eldridge, 2711 N. Illinois st.; Anthony John Cherpas, 3736 N. Illinois st.; Walter Thomas Mellinger, R. R. 17, Box 319; Robert Lee McMullen, 254 N. Bellview st.; George Harry Howitz, 2735 N. Meridian st., Apt. 15, and Bruce Reginald Brower, 1225 N. Holmes ave. Chet Leroy Decker, 505 N. Delaware st.; Warten G. Black, 5016 S. State st.; John William Thrasher, 50 E. Walnut st.; Stanley Keith Henry, 505 N. Drexel ave.; Thomas. Corydon, 628 S. Holt rd.; Robert Richard Weiss, 419 Alton st.; John Hoffner Jones, 14 N. Euclid st.; William Clayton Gordon Jr. 135 8. Ritter st.; Joseph Clifford Lunsford, 3221 E. New York st.; Leotis Alton Shircliff, 5854 Dewey ave.; Richard Atherstone Genders, 3125 E. 38th st.; Charles Edward Fox, 537 N. Livingston, and James Edwin Adams, 645 N. Olin st. Eukie Eugene Bowles, 1821 S. East st.; James Harold Ramsay, R. R. 2, Box 683-D; William Edward Cooper, 310 W. New York st.; Glenn Colvin Snyder, 109 E. St. Clair st.; Paul Francis Bailey, 917 S. State st.; Henry William Miller, 1528 Leonard ave.; Benjamin William Toipkins, 955 N. LaSalle st.; Russell Alvin Neighbors, 1102 Tecumseh st.; George Raymond Mays, 518 Park ave., and Raymond Rolin Brush, 606 N Beville ave. Charles Raymond McFall Jr., 1224 W. 21st st.; Morrill Burton Eckert, 5034 College ave.; Walter Leo Smith, 2010 N. Meridian st.; Harold Estel Rodgers, 1520 English ave.; Lonnie Whitis, 2055 Livingston ave.; Joseph Francis Meier, 1422 Vermont st.; David Reed, 821 N. st.; Robert Leo McMillan, 1125 Linden st.; James Edward Keil, 947 Prospect st; Elmer Roy Lohman Jr. 1140 Woodlawn ave.; Joseph Henry Valentine, 517 N. Senate ave., and Carl Repine Berdel, 1229 N. Pennsylvania st, Walter Kendall Denien, 1219 Groff ave.; Edward Sigvert Barb, 2893 Sutherland ave.; Robert Fay Brookshire, 2051 N. Temple ave.; Hugh Francis Dowell, 5238 Riverview dr,; John Herbert Ritter, 822 E. Morris st.; Harry Albert Sink, 2860 S. Delaware .st.; Everett Owen Swearingin, 1723'2 W. Morris st.; Edward Murray Jenkins, Southern ave.; Ivan Ercel Eddy, 802 Eleventh st.; James Vernon Reese, 1129 N. Alabama st.; Clifford Lee Millspaugh, 3319 E. New York st., and Melvin Elmer Farley, 2234 N. New Jersey st. Henry William Miller, 1528 Leonard ave.; Roy Franklin Stringer, 1304 N. Beville =t.; Leroy Andrew Overman Jr. 413 N. Pine st.; Fred William Lahr, 6186 Burling st.; John Robert Amos, 5222 College ave.; Arthur Ditton, 7501 E. Washington st.; Simon Carl Kendall, 108 W. North st.; Robert Lee Sering, 723 8. Delawana ave.; James Ryan Stephenson Jr., 4309 College .; Roy Edward Baither, 21 N. Wallace st.; Robert Joseph Dangler, 1214 N. Drexel st., d Malcolm Thomas Alsop, 2031 N. New Jersey st. . James Augustus Summers, 2530 Station st.; James Edward Dankert, 1320 N. Jefferson st.; Floyd Edwards, 1920 English ave.; Charles Malcolm Foshee, 603 W. 13th st.; Merrill Edwin Tuttle, 1826 Beeler ave.; William Edwin Ratcliffe 211 E. Westfield blvd.; James William Ott, 2161 S. Meridian st.; Paul Talbott Shirley, 4130 Otterbein st. 2443 Wheeler Kenneth Murray Jenkins, 3709 E. st.; Clarence August Wacker, 8329 Park ave., and Donald Leroy Willettes, 7021 E. 11th st. Sidney John Flack, 1751 W. 16th st.; Calvin Cole Burnham Jr., 1313 Exter st.; Gail Franklin Wiemer, 1217 N. Delaware st.; Lewis Benjamin Thomas, 2612 North west ave.; Aubrey Mitchell McBee, R. R. 4, Box 735; Charles Winford Dryer, 564 Beville ave.; Royce Bertram Stokes Jr., 1054 W. 35th st.; Aaron Jackson Shutt, 2208 Hoyt ave.; Robert Wallace Neal, 1724 S. East st.; Herman William Joseph Hermann, 217% N. Illinois st.; Chester Allison Boyer, 364 E. Morris st.; Edward Michail Ross, 1335 N. Alabama st.; Ernest Charles Butcher, 2929 E. 19th st.; Ralph James Minor, 1405 E. Washington st.; Curtis Lee Wooten, 3311 E., St. Clair st.; Rudolph Price, 2405 Union st.; Ross Lester Lennington, 5441 W. Washington st., 2nd Rober Emanuel Barnett, R. R. 20, ox .

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Pvt. John Dudley Shouse, son of Mrs. Millicent B. Shouse, 3362 Washington blvd., is now stationed at the Oklahoma City air depot, Okla. He is attached to a station complement for the maintenance and repair of aircraft and the training of air depot groups. Pvt. Shouse is a graduate of Shortridge high school and Butler university. ” ” ” Charles D. Allen, formerly of 2821 N. Delaware st., has been admitted! as an aviation cadet for primary flying training at Hicks field, Ft. Worth, Tex.

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Lieut. Robert R. Ryan of Indian-

apolis is now assistant to post adi ministrative inspector at the army \air force basic flying schol at | Greenwood, Miss. He was commis-

| sioned Oct. 28 upon his graduation

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Cadets in each squadron will train together as fledgling pilots in the navy air force. Lieut. Comm. Carl G. Olson, senior member of the Chicago flight board, invited all high school graduates 18 through 26 and unmarried to come to the Indianapolis navy recruiting station in the Federal building fo be examined for membership in the seventh squadron. The two recruits of the seventh squadron are Robert W. Pruitt, 210 WwW. 43d st., and Thomas W. Fox, 2330 N. Pennsylvania st. Fox was a football, basketball and baseball star for Cathedral high school. Another outstanding Cathedral athlete who has joined the sixth squadron is James T. O'Neal, 24 N. Holmes ave. He was all-Marion county and all-state in Catholic high school basketball and is 19

years old. Members of the fifth unit are:

P. E. Huston, 1938 N, Meridlag, . R. Barnes, 941 N. Lesley ave.; X. Ls 1435 N. Illinois st.; J. C. Houk, 3015 N. Pennsylvania st.; D. R. DeLaRossa, ark ave. W. J. Labdell, 6128 Park + E. J. Dieckman Jr., 5424 Guilford ave.; D. Baker Jr. 4801 Norwalde; yes . 68th st.; R. erschel, Wood. 1808 E. 68th Ct-i yr" Binder Jr., 408 E. Key, 1029 N. Warman ave.; E N. Wells, 1642 N. Alabama st.; R. S. Johnson, 315 Fulton st; R. M. Brown, R. R. 3; R. M. Lawson, 3703 Brook: i ., 8S. drive.; R. L. Spaw, Side Davy W. Bitzer, 4007 ArthingA. O. Dunn, 3436 N. Keystone ave.: E. L. Orme, 37 E. Troy ave, and J. G. Steinhart Jr., 732 E. 49th st. K. Ziegler, R. R. 6, Connersville; M. L. Johnson, North Salem; R. S. Hightshue and J. L. Wright, beth of New Augusta.

The roster of the sixth group in-

cludes: P. L. Thompson, 2018 Houston st.; J. Cohen, 1142 S. Capitol ave.; J. J. Johnson, R. R. 1; C. A. Eggert, 705 E. Minnesota st.; E. J. Breech, R. R. 14; H. G. Fulton, 1162 N. Mount st.; H. E. Goodwin,

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Pennsylvania st.; Robert J. Doeppers, 7034 Park ave.; Owen E. Elmore, 234 N. Mount st.: James T. O'Neal, 24 N. Holmes st.; William Waddell, 812 Eastern ave.; Albert C. Dunn, 1401 Hoefgen st.; Billy-Lee Havron, 1820 Shanon ave.; David W. Phelps, . R. 10; Francis Taylor, 443 N. Walcott;: Ted Bacmeister, 4016 College ave.; Frederick Heger, 646 N. Jefferson ave.; Jack C. Hanna, 1706 E. 42d st.; Howard E. Phillips, 1232 N. Belle Vieu place, and Warren V. Thammell, R. R. 2. Burdette Chapman Jr., Connersville; K. D. Hensley, Richmond; Robert McNeff, Mooresville, and Max Hungerford, Waldron.

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Pvt. Campbell Corp. S. J. Ford

LEFT. Pvt. Wilbur D. Campbell, son of William Campbell, 852 W. New York st. is now stationed at Camp Maxey, Tex. He was transferred from Ft. Francis E. Warren, Wyo. Pvt. Campbell was employed for 23 years at Kingan & Co. as a clerk before entering the army. RIGHT. Corp. Samuel J. Ford is stationed at Camp Gruber, Okla. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ford, 1315 W. Everett st. Corp.

Ford has been in the army four

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Glider Commando

Staff Sergt. Lawrence S. Peferson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd O. Peterson, 406 N. Walcott st., is among the “winged commandos” learning to fly gliders at South Plains ‘army flying school at Lubbock, -Tex. Upon completing the course, Sergt. Peterson will receive his silver glider pilot wings and be assigned to active duty with an air corps unit. He has completed basic training in sailplanes and small

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- Formation. of the fifth and sixth “Indianapoli’ Own” naval air uadrons and authorization for- the enlistment of a seventh Indianapolis unit was announced today by the Chicago naval aviation cadet

The fifth and sixth units of 25 men each were recruited in less than a month, and two cadets have been signed on

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INDIANA SHORT OF WAAC QUOTA

Only 27 Young Women Enlist in Week;

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ficials reported today. The state's quota is and to date, the larges listment has been only The national

Indiana is falling far short of its quota of enlistments for the Women's Auxiliary corps, recruiting of-

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: § 5 ; i » v = E: | Lieut. Warrant Officer Chapman Andrew

LEFT—Lieut. Philip J. Chapman, who has been attached to the navy recruiting station in the postoffice building since July, has received orders to report to the navy school for local defense. A former Philadelphia attorney, Lieut. Chapman took his navy training at Notre Dame university, and has been on active duty here as assistant officer in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman lived at 4235 Broadway. RIGHT—Warrant Officer R. C. Andrew, chief disbursing clerk at the navy recruiting station in the postoffice building, has been ordered to report to the commandant, Ninth Naval district, Great Lakes, Ill. He has been stationed here since Jan. 29 and lived at 2322 N. Delaware st. He was recently promoted from chief petty officer to warrant officer. EJ 8-8

Learn Hospital Work Three Indianapolis men were graduated recently from the hospital corps school at the U. S. naval hospital, Great Lakes, Ill, and received ratings of hospital apprentices, second class. They are Merrill Francis Rockefeller, 1650 College ave.; Donald Raymond Archer, 810 S. Rybolt ‘ave, and George Joseph O’Malia, 5302 Lester st. FJ ” ”

Sings on Radio Cadét Edward M. Ragsdale of Indianapolis is a member of the Cadet Glee club. of the San Antonio aviation cadet center at San Antonio, Tex. The group is featured weekly on a radio program and is an outstanding entertainment unit at the center. # » ” Lieut. Lawrence L. Manship, a native of Indianapolis, was a member of the first graduating class of the army’s Pacific coast transportation corps officers’ training school

{the guns at the fighting fronts.

Twenty-seven Indiana girls en-

listed during the past are: Martha J. Jersey; Jersey; Dorpha

Edwards, A. Smith, M. Alfre O. Farmer, 615 8S. Young, 2805 E. Hagensick, 2130 Kendrick, Negro, R. Welch, 1503 N. Pennsy 1. Wright,

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Lieut. Marion R. Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Willard Carter of Indianapolis, has been promoted | from second to first lieutenant in} the army air forces at the army

Lieut. ~Carter is a navigation instructor and won his wings this year at Turner field, Ga.| He is a former student at Purdue

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