Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1942 — Page 8
K. OF 1h PLANS
HOLIDAY | DANCE
Committees es Announced to ~~ Complete Arrangements
Da fvalalion set
_|sylvania st., and Martha Cox, R. R.
2 Order of Job's i@ Daughters, at
TRAINING N WAACS|
Vivian B. Watson, 3515 N. Penn11, Box 592, recently completed ad-
schools for members of the WAACs
¢ . [sergeant is accompanied during via Courier, Nov. 25 (Delayed) (U. P.).—American commanders in the
Buna area have had to assign a anced training in the specialist : ; 3 y personal bodyguard with a rifle to
one of their most valuable men iest
As Hs gost abot His: duties, Wa’
every waking moment by his grin- |C ning bodyguard, Pvt. Albert Jackson, Charlevoix, Mich. Fred and Al
are good pals, and Fred gets along fine with his campmates now that
for U.s. Soldiers i
i ves’ in loyal
ather's lo. He “olorade His
ranks, and Fred was one of the 60 picked for special training. He went to school last November and took a six-months course. He had learned ordinary Japanese as a child from his parents, but he had to learn the Intricate technical language of the Japanese -
in San | Colorado to
on ond Bath a) he was 18. He owned an art sto before going to, up farming.
“Both father and mother know I'm better off with the U. 8. army
they have gotten used to the unique-
tary organization and ofher - ness of the situation.’
at Ft. Des Moines, Iowa. 1 ized courses.
© years than I'd be in the Japanese army.
other Americans make an embarass-
For Monday Event. -
~ W. Lawrence Sexton, Grand Knight, today announced appointment of committees to assist,in ar"ranging the program for the annual ~ Knights of Columbus ball to be held : next Monday night at the K. of C.
auditorium. Committee members are: Arrangements . committee: George Neville, Barrett, Louis Annee, George Beck- - er, Phillip Bayt and Chatles L. Barry Jr. Reception committee: Edward 3. Dowd, John' Rocap, William J. Greener, William H. Bradley, John McCann, Charles R. Keogh, John J. Minta, Timothy P. Sexton, George Hoffman, John H. Blackwell, David Doyle, Joseph A. Naughton and August BP. Krieg.
List Music Groups
Music committee: Milton J. Peipul, Frank Barnes, Leon Boersig, Kenneth C. Boleing and Harold E. ~ Behrman. Decorations: Edmund J. Shea, W. L. Schnorr, John A. Schwert, Gilbert J. Sellmeyer, William F. Salladay and Daniel M. Scanlon.” - Reservations: Edmund J. Bradley, Robert Boyle, Howard S. Kaltenbach, Francis Israel, Edward J. Halpin and James Hegarty. " Guests committee: Ned E. Corcor-
are Ruth Langford, senior princess; Marion | Markle, junior princess; Evelyn Fickenworth, guide; Joanne MacDonald, mar-.
James Collins, Theodore shal
Madden, P. J. Morgan, Francis J.
Schmitt and Clarence J. Schneider. ||
Door ‘committee: Henry Klug, Emil Schmoll, Frank J. Noll, Theodore J, Sieneyr, Anton Sochar, Leo Schulte and Ralph Carrico. Invitations: William J. ‘Grady, Paul Elliott, Joseph Courtney, Thomas Gillespie Jr., John Gorman and Joseph A. Geiman Jr.
Publicity: Robert Bauer, John
Noone, Louis Pluckebaum, Frank S.| Langsenkamp Jr. John A. Langan,|
Dr. Paul B. Kernel and Robert Kirby.
KIWANIS TO HEAR CHORUS
The Ipalco chorus of the Indian-|§
apolis Power -& Light Co. will sing tomorrow at the Kiwanis club luncheon in the Columbia club.
Paul Duddy is in charge of the|
chorus and John [White is its direc-
an; Dr. Edwin McShay, Edward
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advanced training because of the
|training. ' The specialist schools
specialists” schools.
They were given four weeks basic training and then were chosen for
ing mistake. The man
excellence of their work in basic |Parents are
comprise the bakers and cooks, motor transport and administrative
Fred Nishitsuji—an’ American whose
Angeles liquor salesman, he is now an interpreter-translator with an advanced command post which is in almost constant contact with re--'treating Japanese,
is a year-old Sergt. |
{ The other day Fred and I sai on the edge of a slit trench at advanced headquarters within four Japanese. A former Los|miles of Buna—there were zeros hovering around at the time—and he told me his story. Neither Fred nor his family minds king about his peculiar position in the American army. They no
ago, but voluntarily moved to Ft. Garland, Colo., last Fred volunteered for the July 11, 1941, trained 13 we Camp Roberts, Cal, and was asigned to the 30th infantry Francisco. Last October the sought interpreters from am 3000 American-born Japanes:
inland March, army cks at then at San army ng the in its
was ordered to New Guinea.
Assigned to Australia shortly. after graduation, Fred worked for a while at Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s headquarters. He joined his present unit in mid-September, shortly before it
Fred says his family likes the idea of his being in the U. S. army. “America has given us every-
None of my people have any sympathy for Japan.” Fred's girl friend, Mary Kunugi, also lived in Los Angeles until) she moved to Blanco, Colo, with Nishitsuji family, before the were evacuated from the tal area. - After the war, Pred plans to open a grocery in las Angeles. ¢
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