Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1943 — Page 13

Cadet Young Pvt, Gaison

LEFT: Aviation Cadet Elmer Ww. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer O.: Young of Reachdsle, now is attending the army's advanced fiying school at Altus, Okla. He began preflight training-in August, 1942, at San Antonio, Tex. boris,

RIGHT: Pvt. Hugh L. Garrison, son of Mr, and Mrs, Harry L. Garrison, 1519 S. Richland st., is receiv~ ing basic training at Keesler field, Miss., prior to taking a specialized course in the army air forces. He enlisted in November, 1942, and was called to service Jan. 30, 1943; Hé is a graduate of Washingion ‘high school. 8 8 8 ye Four men from here now are officers in the armored forces of the army, having graduated .from officer candidate school at Ft. Knox, Ky. - The new second lieutenants are Millard V. Warner Jr., son of Millard V. Warner Sr, 2725 College ave., Arthur B. Best, son of Mrs. yDonna C. Best, 1529 Park ave.; Edward W. Gregson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gregson, Speedway, and John W. Holly, son of Mr. and + Mrs, Elwin E. Holly, 1502 S. New Jeisey st. # = = Le Learning. to: operate a radio in a rumbling, dust-clouded tank is the problem of Pfc. Joseph E. Willey, son of Ira Willey of Indianapolis. The soldier "is attending the armored force radio school at Ft. Knox, Ky. ” ” 2 Pvt, Jack M. Arthur, former manager of the men’s store at L. S. Ayres & Co, has been promoted to corporal in the army air forces at Ft. Monmouth, N. J. He is the son of Mrs, Tom Hayden of Brownsburg. ® = =

Char es BE, Bickers, whose home |

is at 1122 S, Belmont ave, recently completed his bas- | ic training at} Great Lakes, Ill. and came to In- ! Ffizasrons to | «spend a nine-day : “furlough. : He has returned |; to his station to | enter training :

ted Nov. : Before Chas. Bickers

he was employed at the

ve service board 12 today ped the following men have ucted into the army: Olvey, 617 Fletcher; Grady Brookside; Glen Hampton, ; John Peck, Lafayette; Billie x 124-D; Edmun iedweg, 804 ames Mclver, 621 S. New Jersey; isker, 905 Union; Fred Johnson, Georgia! Charles Vandergriff, 1326 illiam Lewis, 1373 Silver; Robert 35 Kentucky; Alfred Solotkin, y: Julius Bunes, 8 W. Norwood; ckman, 1040 Division; Hillus. 917 Elm; Leroy Conover, 242 W. nkie- West, 630 S. State; Daniel 1030 S. Alabama; Leo Reid, 1341 } ‘Wallace Morton Jr., 1050 Oliver; Decker, R. BR 1 box 787, and yrence, 557 Fletcher.

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army:

Komlanc, 732 N. Warman; Emuglean, 273 N. Elder; Arthur Smith,

N. Warman; Wilford. Heavener ashington; "Omar Rybolt, 1156 "Ula Coyle, 721 Olin; Joseph 2 W. St. Saar , Joba Christian Bia Jo hit R . New Y > etn: Arthur PE 122 ry Woolbright, 2422 Talbott, and om, 16 N. Pershing. unstek, 2931 Ww, 1060: R bert an, 38 N. Tremont; Elmer Lowery, . Alton; Courtney Gerrish, 124 S. 3 mes Curl, 333 Beauty; Vernon P65 Somerset; Louis, Androjna, 0.; Clemmie White, ; Qarl Cozine, 444 N. 3 232 Douglas; Raymond. Pleasant, Be. Jmopts

der; Eugene ard Reon: on; Charles Golay, 5408 W. 16th;

ittman, 3631 W. Michigan, and ‘Poindexter, 411 Hanson, -

Seaman Russell

the thick of the Coral Sea battle! and two engagements in the Solo-|

1032 N.|

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‘Ten Learn Trades

Ten men from here are learning specialized trades at the naval training station at Great Lakes, Ill.

fand upon completion of the courses

will be eligible for petty officer rat ings. The men are: Elme Jaggers, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Jaggers, 1709 Rochester: Arthur Adams, 17, son of Mr. and

Mrs. A. Adams, 559 N. Belmont;

Harry Demaree, 24, son of Mrs, R. Demaree, 1511 S. Randolph; Paul Shirley, 21, husband of Mrs, Dorothy Shirley, 4130 Otterbein; Richard Sigmund, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Sigmund, 1902 Milburn; Frank Medjesky, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Medjesky, 739 N. Concord; Calvin Burnham, husband of Mrs. Gladys Burnham, 1313 N. Exeter, and Enzer Crockett, 22, husband of Mrs. Alice Crockett, Beech Grove, all in machinist mates school; Paul Bailey, 18, son of Mrs. Pauline Bailey, 917 S. State, torpedoman school, and Ralph Minor, 23, son of Mrs. Mary Minor, 1405 E. Washington, signalman school. ” 2 : J

Seaman (first class) Jack Russell, who at 18 is a veteran of three Southwest Pacific battles, is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Russell, 1913 W. Wilkins st., before leaving for a submarine school at New London, Conn. Jack was a student at Washington: high school when he enlisted 14 months ago. Since then he has put in at many Southwest Pacific ports and was in

mons. Upon return to this country he heard volunteers were needed for training for submarine duty “so I thought I might 2s well see some of that action, t Jack wears a art gold ring in his left ear. It was acquired while in the Fiji islands. “All the natives wore them, great big ones in each ear,” he said, “so we sailors decided to get a small one for just one ear.”

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Two 17-year-old Howe high school seniors were enlisted yesterday as naval aviation cadets. Teammates on the school track team, they will graduate on June 8 and then will enter training. They are Robert E. Gwynn, 5120 Pleasant Run pkwy., and Richard Coxen, 942 'N. Bancroft st, y= 8 8. 8 ‘Pvt. Walter W. Hinds of Indianapolis has completed an aircraft mechanics course at the Parks Air College, Inc. E. St. Louis, Ill, and soon will be serving with an active squadron of army planes.

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| James G. Kraeszig, 22, son of E.L. Kraeszig, 1537 Kelly st., has been advanced to aviation metalsmith second class at the naval air training center at Pensacola, Fla. He is serving with a ground crew of a flying squadron stationed there,

OPENS WAR ON HAGUE NEWARK, Feb. 25 (U. P.) —Governor Charles Edison said last night, that he wants to destroy the “grip” of Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City and his followers “on the processes of government.” In a radio broadcast, Governor Edison asserted that “I want to destroy, not Hague and his henchmen as individuals, but the things they stand for.” :

Pfc. Collins Corp. Curran LEFT: Pfc. Warren S. Collins, 27,

son of Mrs. Martin L. Collins, 1154] N. Concord st., now is stationed with oo

a motorized division at Camp Gru-

ber, Okla, He attended Washing- |

ton high school and was employed

at Grapho Products, Inc., before {8

entering service Aug, 11, 1942,

RIGHT: Corp. Clifford Curran is|f home on furlough, visiting his aunt | and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James|§f Delatore, 1217 Fletcher ave. He is|f@ stationed at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., |

and has been in service 19 months.

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