Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1942 — Page 8

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ames of Men i) cted Into Army Recently \re 1 Jd

Ferrace; Charles D. Brodie, 1 Alabama; Dwight E. Dicks,

%5 E. LeGrande: Thomas L| ds, 3039 S. St. Paul; Geor +]

fthorne. 1522 Harlan; Damd Lewis, Edinburg; Robert McCall, 8

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Aviation Cadet Elmer W. Ypung, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer O. Young of Roachdale, recently completed his primary flight training . at Jones field, Bonham, Tex., is now in basic, training ‘at in field, Sherman, Tex. : CORI. i : Edward Cleon Denny, 2007 Harding st., and Henry J - Bailey, 4862 E. 14th st, hav ported to the U. S. naval tr school for radiomen at the for a 16-week training course,

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Pvt. hur Richardson and Pvt. Charlies Richardson, sons of Mrs.

: | Gladys Richardson, 1527 Bates st.

are both serving with the infangy in the army. LEFT — Arthur, a graduate of Technical 4uigh’ school, is serving somewhere in Hawaii. He has been in the army since October, 1941. . RIGHT—Charles was last heard from by his mother when he was at Camp Meade, Md. He enlisted in August of this year when he was employed at Kingan and Co. He is also a graduate of Technical high

* +school.

TWO ENROLLED IN ‘NAVY RADIO SCHOOL

Two Indianapolis men; Raymond W. Barkhau, husband of Mrs, Janet Louise{ Barkhau, 1237 Charles st., and George F. Relfus, son of Carl

rolled in the U. S. naval training school for radiomen at Northwestern university, Evanston, Ill. They

-|are undergoing a 16-week course

designed to prepare them to be the “ears” and “voice” for a warship

of the fleet.

Relfus, 1695 Belle Vieu pl., are en-|

| his commission.

AS AIR CADETS

Local Group at Texas Field|

To Leave Soon for Advanced Schools.

"A group of Indianapolis aviation cadets are undergoing basic training at the army air force flying school at Perrin field, Tex. They are Ralph Buis Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ruscoe Buis, 615 Cole st.: Everett G. Morehead, son of

Mr. and Mrs. E. Morehead, 1415 W. 25th st., and Robert C. Dodson,

‘|son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dodson.

After receiving the wings of army air force officer pilots they will leave Perrin field for advanced flying schools. #

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‘Lieut. Francis. Charles McCalley,!’

son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank C. McCalley, 638 Eastern ave, was & member of the recent graduating class of the officer candidate school at the Aberdeen proving grounds, Md. Lieut. McCalley, a member of the local C. Y. O. and the Knights of Columbus, reported to Aberdeen from Camp Claiborne, La. ” ” # Lieut. James Lionel Asman of Evansville ' recently was commissioned a second lieutenant at the infantry school of Ft. Benhing, Ga. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel O. Asman, 1624 College ave.

Lieut, Arno Sava Weathertord,

an anti-tank training battalion.

Lieut. Weatherford is a graduate of the officer candidate school at Ft. Benning, Ga., where he received his commission in August. #8 = =» 4

spending - a 14-day furlough with

hymer of 4446 Kingsley. ave. graduate of Butler university, Sergt. Billhymer is stationed at a technical school at Lowry field, Denver. Before joining the army a year and a half ago, he attended

; #: Roy Brown Promoted Roy J. Brown, son of R. E. Brown, 1371 S. Sheffield ave., has been

advanced to the rating of aviation ordnanceman, third class at the

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cola, Fla. The 18-year-old ordnanceman was sent to the Great Lakes naval training: station. == Report: to Pensacola two months later; h& was assigned to duty’ with a gunnery unit. er n Ed ”»

Lieut. John E. Boyle, son of Mrs,

Lieut. Asman. entered the army in November, 1941 and served with the parachute troops before receiving:

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Margaref Boyle, 2006 N. Pennsylvania ‘st, recently reported for duty at the army air forces flexible gunnery school at Ft. Myers, Fla. A former student at Butler university, Lieut. Boyle will assist in the training of aerial’ gunners, 2 8 =n

Leon L. Mohler of Indianapolis has arrived at the engineer replacement training center, Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., where he will prepare for combat engineer duty. 2 8 2

Pvt. Herbert ©. Pauli, 2844 Park ave., formerly of the medical training battalion at Camp Grant, Ill, has been promoted to technician fifth grade and ordered to dental technician special service school. ” 2 =

Sergt. Robert E:® Hobbs of Camp Carrabelle, Fla. is visiting at the home of Mrs. Francis Brooks, 415 N. Jefferson st. He has been in the army four years and is a graduate of Technical high school. His brother, Mac Hobbs, is serving with the navy somewhere in the Pacific. 8. ” a Pvt. Clifton. E, Taylor, 1124 Broadway, was among the group of Marines who recently: graduated from the parachute school at Camp Gillespie, Cal., after five weeks of intensive training. He is a fullfledged paramarine and will be. assigned to a parachute unit for fur-

ther training.

|ASKS HITLER PERMIT

FOR ARMY OF DUTCH

LONDON, Dec. 21 (U. P)— Anton A. Mussert, Nazi puppet leader of the Netherlands, has appealed again to the Germans for permis-

sion to set up a Dutch government, which would raise an army to fight both the Russians and the allies in North Africa, the free Dutch news agency: Aneta reported today. Mussert, designated by Adolf Hitler as “leader of the Netherlands people,” address in Utrecht, broadcast by the Nazi Netherlands radio. The Nazis have been reluctant to set up a puppet government in the Netherlands, because of ‘the failure of the Quisling regime in Norway.

CANADA RATIONS |

OTTAWA, Dec. 21 (U.-P.).—But-ter rationing by ‘coupon went into effect throughout Canada today with a weekly ration of one-half pound a person, Chairman Donald Gordon of the wartime price and trade board announced last night. Gordon, g' over the na-

"| tional network of the Canadian -| Broadcasting corporation, laid re-

sponsibility for the move on hoard:

Tech. Sergt. Carl L. Billhymer is §

his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bill-|; A

the Indiana university law school;

naval air training center ‘at Pensa-.

enlisted here in August, 1941 and

made his appeal in .an|

ITS BUTTER TODAY |

son of Mrs. Mabel. Woathertordl 312

S. Barton ave., has been promoted to the grade of first lieutenant at the infantry replacement training center, Camp Wolters, Tex. : He hes been stationed at the camp three months and is adjutant tol

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i{ | —The army war, show dish 1oded ’ tonight after 101 performances in

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Brother Airmen

gi | Gght, and became a great stiraulus | [to . bond sales and recruiting in F every city in which it played. :

Everett Nester Ralph Nester .

Pfc. Everett Nester and Pvt.| Ralph Nester, sons of Mrs. Sylvia’

Curtsinger, 303 Auburn st., are serving in two separate branches of the armed forces. LEFT—Everett, an aerial gunner

in the ‘marine corps, left recently];

for overseas duty somewhere in the Pacific. He completed a mechanic's course and enlisted in July, 1941, RIGHT—Ralph, stationed at Tenn. is taking a mechanic’s_course with the army air corps.

$1000 IS POSTED FOR WORD OF FLIER

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. Dec. 21 (U. P).—A $1000 reward was offered today for the person or persons who find or provide a clue to the where-

{abouts of Lieut. Col. (Buzz) Wagner,

missing Johnstown war ace. The reward was offered by Isadore Klatzkin, Johnstown philanthropist. Col. Wagner, whose exploits against the Japanese in the Philippines area gained him recognition as one of America’s first war heroes, was lost Nov. 29 on a routine flight from Florida to Alabama. Previously, a Pittsburgh newspaper offered a $1000 reward for the

finding of either Col. Waguer or his |

plane. .

WRECK x BOMBER: FOUND IN DESERT

YUMA, Ariz, Dec. 21 (U, P.).—

Wreckage of a twin-motored army light bombing plane lost about a year agqd in a rainstorm on a cross~ country flight was found Saturday afternoon in the desert 22 miles south of Wellton, Ariz., and about 50 miles west of Yuma, officials at the Yuma airbase revealed tonight. ‘Second. Lieut. Lawrence A. Barrett, Jr., U. S. army pilot, was killed in the crash. Airbase officials identified the body and confirmed the identification with military authorities today.

iia O0.E.S.. TO MARK YULE Beech Gfove chapter, 465, O.E. S.,

will have a stated meeting andl}

Christmas party tomorrow evening. Mrs. Luella Frame, worthy matron, will preside.

Christmas!

for the

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~ CHRISTMAS

AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR

May we take this opportunity to wish you and. yours : May it be a forerunner of cheer

a Very Merry

coming

year.

Madi Peace on Earth Good Will to Men! Soon

Us Again!

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. 21 (VU. ‘FY.

18 cities and the’ 2800 partici pants prepared to go from acting into real warfare with combat units. The show—viewed by nearly four million Americans — was started originally to show citizens how American citizens work, live and

Proceeds of more than $1,000,000 went to the army emergency !elicf.

A ————— ———————— - PARADE AT ALGIERS

Siiaep NORTH APRICAN HEADQUARTERS, Dec. 20 (Delayed) (U. P.).—French, Britis: and American soldiers marched through! the streets of Algiers today in their first military ceremonies.

Our large . line of nationally advertised watches.

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: NOTICE: gE

Gribben. &. Gray

_His Commission

Lieut, John Kendrick Hamer, son

of Dr. and Mrs. Homer G. Hamer, |]

7808 N. Pennsylvania, st, was re-

cently commissioned a second leu-|

fenant In the infanity at the Ft. Benning, Ga., school. He enlisted in the army in Sep~ tember, 1940, and served with the ‘station complement as a sergeant

at Camp Shelby, Miss., before going i

to officer candidate school . at Ft. Benning, ‘ * Lieut. Hamer attended the Cul-

ver Military academy and Indiana univer.

: o. E. S. PLANS PARTY Cumberland chapter. 515, O. E. S., will have a Christmas party and ‘gift exchange at a stated meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the Cumberland Masonic hall, Mrs. Kathryn Berry is worthy matron and Wil-

liam Boswell, worthy patron.

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