Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1942 — Page 5

‘combat aircrew pilots.

END PRE- FIAT

Enter ~ Primary Flying ~~ School for Training As Combat Pilots.

Eleven aviation cadets from In@lanapolis have completed the preflight . course at the San Antonio aviation cadet center and are in primary flying schools to beserse

They are Eind V. Alander, 1633 “Montcalm: st.; Kermett L. Avery, 2318 8. Arlington ave.; Jack K. Dolen, 556 W. 30th st.: Dale W. Golden, 1735% Howard st.; Robert D. Hodges Jr, 616 N. Riley ave; Warren L. Mills, 2011 Park ave. Charles G. Morse, 2217 Broadway; William W. Myers, 6121 Hazelhatch dr.; Thomas A. Stephens, 2214 Kenwood; Mark M. Wilson, 860 Berkley

training station.

Seaman Cook Pvt. Ginsberg

LEFT—J. Kenneth Cook, formerly of 722 Lexington ave. is taking his basic naval training at Great Lakes He enlisted Oct. 19. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook of Portland, Tenn,

rd., and Rolland T. Young, 927 W.!' - 81st st.

tJ 4 ” Pvt. Clarence D. Gehl is stationed at the army air force bom- - bardment base at Will Rogers field, Okla. He is the brother of Mrs. Helen Morris, 3962 N. Graceland ave. A rat —————————————————

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RIGHT—Pvt. Donald H. Ginsberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ginsberg, 1934 N. Keystone ave. is attending radio school at the San Diego marine corps base. He attended Technical high school and was employed at the Beech Grove shops before entering the service. EJ 2 EJ

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vanced glider field to complete his training - service and receive the “wings.” ” » 2 Lieut. Robert D. Hickman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Hickman, 1501 N. Dearborn st., is on duty with the medical section at Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. He previously was stationed at the medical depot at St. Louis, Mo.

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Two Indianapolis men have been promoted to the rank of corporal in the army air forces at Dale Mabry field at Tallahassee, Fla.

They are Charles E. Jewell, son of Edgar Jewell, 2705 Rader st., A. J. Merritt, Spring st.

and formerly of 529

Earl W. Proffitt Louis Bolding

LEFT: Earl W. Proffitt of the air corps is visiting his mother, Mrs.

enlisted three years ago and is 21. RIGHT: Louis Bolding, 20-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Bolding, 36 Sycamore st., is stationed at Keyport, Wash. He enlisted in September and received his basic training at Great Lakes, Ill, ” ” #

Navy Enlistments The following Indianapolis men completed enlistment in the navy

last week:

Lon J. Bogda, 707 College; Noble Robling, 365 S. Arlington; Charles E. Arnold, 11

Nico C. Stephens, 2030 W. 10th; Marvin R. Pleak, 917 N. King; Loran McAfee, 350 Milrace; James L. Mays, 932%a W. Walnut; Caradoc Roberts, 607 Congress; Wallace E. Hiner, R. R. 10, Box 234; Jacob H. Russie, 201 N.

cepted for the air forces administrative officer candidate school at|34s2 Miami Beach, Fla. He is the son|}

i C ntral; Robert M. Buckel, 1305 S. Richfotimerly of 700 Main st, Beach rh James R. Walton, 5151 E, Michigan; Grove, has completed the basic|Richard J. Fehlinger, 5009 Carrollton; Leo glider training course at Vinita,|T. Bray. 2032 Noe auiney; avid 5 Okla. He will report to an ad- Whitted, 317 N. Beville; Robert L. Risley Jr., 1217 E. LaGrande;

Hazel Kaufman, 746 Union st. He a

Tremont; Joseph Davis Jr., 900 Indiana; | Geo

New Jersey; Robert V. Smith, 829| Sw

Mr. Connaughton Bob Faudree

LEFT: Before going into the army, John Connaughton, 33 S. Dearborn st., was an Indianapolis en-

is stationed at Camp Claiborne, La. RIGHT. Bob Faudree, third class signalman who took part in the African invasion, is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heine Faudree, 1242 W. New York st. Before joining the navy he attended Washington high | school.

N. Pennsylvania; Maharaja J. Taylor, 2422 N. Capitol; Earl L. Browder, 2350 Wheel-’ er; Charles E. Herrin, 665 E. 25th; Paul J Logan, 3614 E. Michigan; Roy Brewner, N. Shreman dr; Robert E. Duvall, . R. 12, Box 120; Paul D. Wright, 1128 Carrollton; Stephen A. Hoagland Jr., 2101 Ringgold; Arthur H. Trefry Jr. 1215% Naomi, Russell R. Hampton, 216 ‘Douglas, Mitchell Gowens, 2739 Boulevard pl.; Clifford B "Brown, 23 N. Bolton; Wesley E. Rightor, 5261 Guilford; Donald R. Pressel, R. R. 5, Box 672; william R. Gibson, 2323

Flanagan, 7b Linden; Wallace drews, R. 8, Box 215; Chadwick 2 3849 E. 31st; William C. Russell, 4012 E. 31st; George 'R. Modching, 3614 N. John E. Smock, 2130 East; fo Weaver, 902 Division; Richard Davis, 1140 N. DeQuincy: Marion A. Elliott, 6030 N. Michigan rd; Carrol W. Huett, 2513 Guilford; Roy H. Nichols, Barnes ‘hotel; Bernard Watkins, 1676 Kessler blvd, and Frederick L. Kornbroke, 4200 S. Sherman dr. Harold ‘'F. Chamber, 3107 W. Michigan, David FP. McCain, 1646 N. Park; Edmund G. Wagner, 3101 W. Morris; George P. Farkas, 1440 N. Chester; Herbert L. Fulmer, 3826 Hillside; John A. Glaubke, 6136 Broadway; Howard S. Cooper, 2350 College; Frank W. Boyle, 617 Fletcher: James D. Williams, 130 v ny Gorge Elmore, 60 th ey wick, 33 S. Orlental; Donald P lips, igi 8. Vinewood; Kenn . Long, Wallace; Charles K. Humphrey, 100 N. Warman; Eugene J. Brooks, 1632 Spann; Walter L.. Bushey Jr.,, 1004 8S. Lyo ons; Virlin F. Caldwell, 849 'S. Belle Vieu pl.; Malcolm R. Hall, 310 N. Illinois; Martin J. Broderick, 820 Grove; Will A. Shafer, 903 N. Somerset; William R. Fuqua, 522 W. 12th; Richard L. Thompson, 2748 Station; Albert L. McCrary, 2023 Shelby; Edward C. Glenn, 6026 E. 10th. Gary B. Hill, 2035 N. Parker; Raymond L. Engler, 734 N. Sheffield; Lowell E. Scotten, 282 N. Holmes; John L. Mumford, «08 Bosart; Norman E. Lawson, 405 N. Walcott; Perry B. Lynn, 56 N. Keystone; Fred E. ‘Brandenburg, 312 N. Court; Carter P. Temple, 550 Minerva; Orvalle E. Armstrong, 919 N. Pennsylvania; Dwight L. Bilbee, 1116 N. Capitol; Harold M. Shaver, 1038 N. Keystone; Joe M. Peasley, 1603 Central; Joel A. Sharp, 51 S. Oxford; Donald G. Gwin, 2159 Olney; William F. Stump, 1648 Nelson; Richard C. Burns, 1306 Ringgold; Maurice H. Schwab, 1543 Draper; Robert E. Hagerty, R. R. 4, Box 465; Raymond H. Clark, R. R. 11, Box 53; Raymond C. Miller, 4509 E. Washington: Walter L. Tharp, 407 ural; Donald

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s 833 N. Tacoma; Lynn H. Lowry, 25335 a Raymond F. Hall, 2184 Gale; Gene A. McDonald, 125 Park; John PF. Beckerichh 5032 College; Charles K. Meyers, 535 N. Rural; Keith Corbin, 633 N. Rural; James Poulls, 342 Limestone; Claud R. Reagan, 8. Tuxedo; Albert Goad, 206 Holes; William H. Kontney, Capitol; William E. Cummings Jr., Gladstone; Frank P. Atkinson, N. Spencer; George L. Duvall, 38555 N. Chester. Thomas M. Madden, 6135 E. North; Charles Roman, 402 S. Butler; James P. Broderick, 619 Arbor; Gerald W. Ohrn, 958 N. Pennsylvania; Elmer Wesley, 1121 S. Tremont; James D. Craig, 1727 Central; Loren W. Tyler, 708 N. Bosart; Je 1es H. Bash, 1504 N. Pennsylvania; John Ww. JL. 107 w. Southern; William G. Goodwin, 2381 College; John F. Gruber, 09 Ft. Wayne; Louis E. Garshwiler, 3144 Forest Manor, Robert W. Howe, 1318 8. Lyndhurst; Harold D. Hagans, Transportation bldg.; Wigiam A, Glass, 25 W. Michigan; Robert J J, Kliteh, ai Fairfield; John R. . x 3

villa; Walter 8. McLaughlin, 5110 Naomi; rge Stewart, 1012 E. Morris; William D. McBee, 2335 Henderson, : M. Schulz, 4229 English; Floyd R. Suhre, 141 W. 28th; Carl P. Gordon Jr. 522 E, 24th; Charles R. Morical, 2225 Prospect; Charles y an Jr., 1516 N. Bg Jersey; Charles

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J. Engles, R. R. 1, X 297; Kenneth R. Shinkle Jr., 2015 E. Box Clair; Harold J. Suhr, 1432 S. New Jersey; Everett C. Harris, 831 Olive; William H. Rutherford, 3137 Northwestern; Kenneth A. McGuire, 1120 Calhoun; Ralph M. Hearn, 2808 Brill; George Johnson Jr., 6115 Dewey; E Hanley, 3360 Park; Charles H. Kulpinski,

. R. 8, Bo: J. donner 1108 N. Oskland; William G. Buller, 1824 N. Rural; Robert Green, R. R. 10, Box 117; Manuel Fres 1s, 2408 W. Wilkins; George R. Cal way, "301 Villa; William A. Loos, Guilford; Charles E. George. 301 Riesner; gar E. Gandy, Y. Stanton K. Pritchard, 1608" Sturn; John T. Ashcraft, 413 Leeds; Jam E. Murray, N Sherhian dr.; William H. Russell, 223 ames M. Clifton, 29256 More; Billie ane les Lexington; Paul BE. Davis Jr., 1140 N. DeQuincy; Harold H. Rmson, 8. Sherman Iman Etchison, 115 8. Black; Ay 5030 E. Towa; Carl's. Nickolofs, 221 Douglas; Robert C. GeMeiner, 1609 W. Vermont; Albert A, Moreland, 1475 Roosevelt; Lewis F. Bollinger, 405 Trowbridge; Robert M. Yeaman, 2060 Ruckle; Marcus H. Brooner, 3306 E. St. Clair; George J. Neff; 19% W. 24th; Roy M. 452 Parkway; Harry R. bi 3034 Delaware; Robert L. Kendall, 320 E. Stn; John L. Faust, 740 Summer. 5 S3gusy C. Ford, wi Calhoun; Rohert Nyland, 1425 W. 34th; William En 225 N. State; Harold L. 2 569 N. Belmont; Oscar G. wa 4808 Southeastern; Jack W. 1, 6490 College; John B. Swigars, 2641% Ww Michigan; Howard Rexrode Jr., 1726 N. Illinois; Lloyd i h Bryant, 1048 8. Cap pitol; Theodore Jr., 22 W, 58th; Harold PF.

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son, 824 N. East; . N. Forest; Arthur Pr. Yolding, Hor Alfred A Lawson, 1 C Fortec 5327 W. Morris; i A O. Edwards, 1627 Casrollion; Merrill BE. Nichter, in N. Gray; Ralph E Johnson 18 1 hi Sat, and Oris F. Anderson,

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MILITARY TEACHER Henry M. Bettge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Bettige, 442 W. 40th

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