Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1943 — Page 7

SAREE Refresher outs in essential ground school. subjects, as well as

extensive physical training, are in‘cluded in the three-month course ithe ‘Hoosiers are receiving. . These. men are: ‘William © Foryce,

14% 1244 E.' ‘Washington st.: Hubert ell, 40 W. 36th st.; Alvin P. Er 4429 College ave, and “Willarg. Holloway, R. R. 9. : Se *, i. “Robert E. ‘Coates, 2060 Caro“ave, is-a’man with many jobs at the Dodge City army air tield, ‘Dodge City, Kas. TA lawyer here before entering service, ‘Capt. Coates was sent to “Dodge City a short time ago. ii ; Handling six assignments ‘at the big transition flying school he is hoard and claims officer, trial judge advocate, investigating officer, post administrative inspector, property adjustment board the and seca ayer of e officers’

na Board 9 Inductees

ey : Selective service board 9 announced today the following men have been inducted into the armed

{1 * John Hause, 238 N. Walcott: Preeman Bousman, Centerville; Carl Don4836 Young; Charles Trinkle, 59 E. MaryAttica; David 3217, Gray; "Raymond wall, 221 N. Walcott: James Kjeldsen, 643 - Jéfferson;: rtin Broderick, E. Nashington; aians Hig 31a N. IliNois; enjamin . C 839 Hamilton; Fred Carter, 1321 = New’ Pork: John Robertson, 223 'N. Temple; Robert Hammerle, 232°N. Summit; larence : Pate, 215 Keystone; Russell Hockersnith, 957 orman: Robert Green, 220: ‘Dorman, and Raymond Williams, 217 8 Keystone.

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Board 4 Inductees

“The following men from board 4 have been inducted into military

service -: ~Littel Carpaiiter. 2421 Barnes, Foy. 2064 Paris; Samuel C. Jones, 957 W. 25th; Nathaniel Edwards, 2625 Shriver: gar Hamilton, 2610 Annette; Haskell ws Indianapolis: Henry Dunson, W. 29th; James Hill,” 866 Burdsal; Everett Golder, 142 W. 27th; Henry Northon, 2706 Shriver; John’ Bell, 1249 W. Walter Dawson, 862 21th; George Bh 2503 Northwestern, and Theodore Green, 2004 - Annette. *2 8»

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Pt. Hayes, O., have been transferred

tothe infantry replacement train-|

/ing center at Pt. McClellan, Ee They are: : on Richard Evans, 4825 Washing:| ‘ton st.: Arthur Gipe, R. R. 16, Box 618; “David F. Craig, 1210 Pickwick lane; Robert ‘Bracken Jr. 5811 N. Pennsylvania st, and Joseph Hicks, = ‘R. 3, Box: 3eW, 4

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Et Harrison Transtets.

{ Bight men: * from ‘Indianapolis have been transferred from Pt. Harrison to other army posts.

Pvt. Albert. Cornelius, son of .Mr. and a Hava ard } 43 s. Juanita Jines, 1510 8. Sentent

FT ave., to St. Petersburg, Pvts. George Cave, son of Mrs. : N.. Tacoma ave.,. My and Mrs,

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ol Rigney. husband 0 3 Ann Rigney, 1134 ‘Paul st, to: - Bwite, Tex Zot

Train at Great Lakes

; Preparing for active duty with the sea forces, 35 men from here have *~ hegun “boot” training at the. naval station at Great Lakes, Ill. The men

: om here are: Owens, 4950 W. Washin ton; aN Jefferson; Wesley te ord; IL. B. Smith Joie N. | AY i Bliss, 338 WN. Euclid; 4 5200 ; Kennet EE 44 x Buclid; * Charles Waltman, 8. Em Orville - Wodtke,

erson Cameron: Kenneth Shields, 635 : McKinley, 728 N. Wheatley, - 114% a i Mo

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8. =» ; is {John T. - Alburger, 233 Bucking: dr., has been made a seaman ee in the coast guard folkis graduation from gas H school at Edgewood arsenal,

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ington high school, he was employed at the Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Corp. before entering io » » 3 8 Second Lieut. Vincent A. Roebuck Jr. has enrolled as a student ‘officer in the army air forces preflight school at Maxwell Field, Ala. He was employed. as central telephone

he entered the army last April 12. » 2 8 Additional Indianapolis men’ recently graduatéd from the Keesler | field's 'B-24 (Liberator) airplane mechanics” school are:.Pvt. Roy W. Modglin, son of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Modglin, 1027 Joseph ave., Pvi.! Verle W. Stephens, ave. and Charles E. Allee, son ‘of Mr, and Mis, Eunice C. Dailey, R. R 1, Indianapolis

Lieut. James Clifton Whitley, has been promoted to first lieutenant at Glasgow, Mont., ‘where he is on ‘active duty with a heavy bombardment squadron. He is the son of ® % = : Three Indianapolis men have been graduated from Keesler fields B-24 (Liberator) airplane mechanics’ school affer 17 weeks of training. They are:

Pvt. James C. Deer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Deer, 1834 Commerce ave.; Pvt. Harold H. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Toney H. Davis, 1419 N. Chester ave., and Pvt. James A. O’Brien, son of Mr. and 1 Mrs: Patrick Erion, 1122 Wood-

CHINESE EDUCATOR : TO ADDRESS ROTARY Miss Lynne Lee Shew, formerly of Canton, China, will speak to the Rotary club atthe Claypool hotel Tuesday noon on “Is China a Worthy Ally?” "Miss Shew received her master’s degree from the University of California, then toured North America raising funds to‘erect a. charitable

medical institution in southern China. She later was principal of

‘ [School for Girls in Canton: lecturing in this - country.

FAMILY SIGNS: UP

FAIR LAWN, 3 ‘March 5: (u. P) ~Joseph Bingel will be’ inducted as a private at Ft. Dix, N. J, today. His wife has enlisted in the WAACS:

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