Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1943 — Page 7

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.LEPT: Joseph Leroy Mills, seaJnan second class, is home on a nine-day leave from the Great Lakes naval training station and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills, 225 Blake st. Upon his return to Great Lakes he will be assigned to radio school. Seaman Mills has beer in the navy since December and formerly worked at the Indianapolis Bleaching Co. He attended Washington high school. RIGHT: Technical Sergt. John P. Skoda, son of Mrs, Louise Skoda, 713 Haugh st., is home on furlough from Camp Crowder, Mo. Sergt. Skoda enlisted in the army last August and was sent to Camp Crowder for a wire chief course. He received his present rating in February and was made assistant wire chief in his section. Prior to * his enlistment he was employed .eight years by the Indiana Bell ~Xelephone "Co. He is a graduate of Technical high school. .

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Train at Great Lakes

Some 50 men from here have be--gun a 12-week course at the naval Haining station at Greafy Lakes, Ill. . The recruits are:

William Snedeker, son of Ms Cora E. ‘Snedeker, 114 N. Linwood; Jack Son

, Si nd Mrs. W. J. dr., WoodTuff PL; Vincent Kradt, son of Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Kraft, 733 W. Sis; Vernie Chitwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ch wood; Charles C Hazel B, Cham McCoy, husband 46168 Bre; oes

a . Meridian; Charles. Reith a of Mrs. H "Keith, 1133 8. Bradley. aa husband of Mrs. - Margaret J. derson, 2911 Washin ion bivd:; & Robert "1 sn son of Mr. and G. A, SWayaie, ki son of Mrs. 9 Sanders; Ralph Wagner, son 5 ‘Nicholas Wagner, 2150 S. Dela Aware; Thomas Cromwell, husband of Virgin | Cromwell, 146 N. Pennsylvan; Frederick Carter, son of Mrs. Cectt A. Carter, 833% rd; Carl Henson, son of Mr. and i C. A. Henson, Fal E. Morris; Bill Lonigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lonigan, 41 Re a: Charles Church, on of Mrs. Bertha hurch, 815 E. North; Wilbur Singleton, 33, husband of Mrs. Marion Singleton, 131 'W. Market: Be hen Baker, son of Mary Baker, 1132 Tibbs; Bryan Muizay, son of Mr. and oul Murray, 551 V : -gon of

+ Jack Dickerson, . Thelma I. Dickerson, 424 Marri) Combs, son of Leo N. Warman; Charles Amos, son n Sn Florence Smith, 2204 N. Bosart, snd Harold Denny, son of Mr. d Mrs. 1/4 T. Denny, 2007 N. Harding. Marvin Brinson, f R. 18; George Mrs. Ralph Butterwor R. 16; Richard ‘Vernon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vernon, 3234 Ruckle; William Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs, Curlin Clark, 321 Ne Suton; Monroe Cox, son of Mrs. Ted Lin eharger, ; Harry Fox, son of Mos.

and » Meridian: Donald Fendley, son of Albert Fendley, 3205 Sraceland; Elbert Fe Jr., son of E. B. Ferguson, 892 Middle dr.; Donald Kayler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kayler, 3120 W. Michigan; Donald Ashman, son of Mr. and Mrs, Robe! Ashman, 734 Perry; John Bailes, son o Mrs.. Ellen Bailes, 3945 Boulevard, and Fhillip Smith, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A Cooper of Oaklandon.

| Board 5 Inductees

Selective service board 3 today announced the following men have

been called to service: Leonard Floyd, 431 W. Pipkins, Noblesville; Robert Locke; Neal Embry, 6 Levell Jones, 334 L Jr. Ww.

28h; Henry

Jones a SN ia; .» 1116 Miley; Gardful Hendrix, a 21st; SR 4 Walker, 713 Locke; John Sins, 537 N. California; Forest Mason, W. 12th; Virgil Cook, 815 N.,CaliEE Charles Pierson, 631 W. Vermont; Frank Lewis, 734 Indiana; Burnell Roberts, 1057 N. Pershing; Everett Henson, 621 W. higan;: Jac Russell, © 170 Bright; William Bledwoe, 1023 W. Vermont; William Law, 921 Indiana; Isaac Bebl 826 W. Vermont; Charles : Garrett, 11 5 N. Miley: Wayne Morris, 819 Maxwell; James rgan, 789 Indiana; Upshaw Indiana; Joseph Hollins, : id Douglas, and Clarence Tay e. George Holman, 738 N. West; TO ‘Madry, 417% Minerva; Edward Smith 649 ‘Blake; James Bacon, 936 Indiana; Curtis . Sheffield; Frank Lewis,

‘Roosevelt Bridgewater, 948 Indiana; GilDouglas, 519 W. St. Clair; John Franklin, 401 Agnes; Carl Offutt, 369 W, Howard Peavy, 636 - Blake; Aus Ford, 801 Locke; Fayette; Walter Patton, Dayton, O.; Karal Brewton, 827 N. Senate; John Lovelace, 0% W. 21st; Lucas Jamerson, 2036 310th; Julian Campbell, 327% N. Sa 5 Herbert McCarley, 464 1 Ham Jr., 216 ‘Douglas: Lloyd . Gaddie, 958 x " Sheftield; Patterson; Edward SR "424 'Pat+t ; Emmett Waterson, Toa nen -€ 9 monds, jou 8 » Jolley,

; Bdw ard Dixo 31 W. ith; Edgar Cobb, ‘820 Blake; Win am oa ler, 818 Locke; Marvin Young, 6 N. Senate; James Crawtord, 855 W. dB Andrean Allen, 530 W.1 Ardell Bak: William Edwards, 1023

061 N. ‘Beltont; Clyde Sapsom, 12 snd Edward Jefferson, 811 Max Inducted into the navy i Chelsea | Edmonds, 1117 N. Tremont; oi N ‘snett ettiold: Samed Bake th 3 €! Enettieid, and Wilson” 328 N. est.

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Completes Flight Training

Second Lieut. Robert F. Long, the

1408 N. Holmes ave., has been graduated from the army air forces ad-

|vanced flight school at Roswell, N.

M., and sent to Biggs field, Tex., for training as co-pilot of a heavy He worked for Allison’s before entering service. » » . James Sylvester, 1215 E. Ohio st. has ‘begun a five months’ course at Mississippi State university, Starkville, Miss., the completion of which will send him on as an aviation cadet in the army air forces.

ing as navigators and two others as bombardiers in the army air force school at Ellington field, Tex. The two navigation students are Louis R..Ostheimer, 619 Parker st., and Philip L. Benefiel, 3315 Ruckle st. The bombardiers-in-training are Robert Poett, 627 Cottage ave., and William Fulmer of Greenwood.

Hoosiers Get Medals

One man from Indianapolis and another from Mishawaka have been awarded air medals by the eighth .alr force in England for outstanding action in combat. The local man is Tech. Sergt. Donald L. Siebert, 215 E. St. Joseph st. The other Hoosier cited is Staff Sergt. Kenneth McClure of Mishawaka, a 8 » 3 Lieut. William PF. Uhl, 59 E. Troy ave., has been assigned to the 32d medical training battalion at Camp Grant, Ill. 8 = o John W. Devine, son of Mr. and

[{Mrs. V. V. Devine, 419 N. State :{ave,, has begun five months instruc-

tion at the University of Tulsa, Okla. in preparation for training

{as an army pilot.

# # ® Lieut. Irvin V. Weil, son of Mr.

azel| and Mrs. Albert Weil, 4515 Marcy

lane, dropped in to spend a few .|days with his parents while on his

way from Camp Lee, Va. to a new

assignment. A graduate of Shortridge high school, he is a medical supply officer. a 8 8

Trains at Texas A. & M.

Pvt, Frank Eberhardt, son of Mrs. Alice M. Eberhardt, 1019 E. Ohio st.,

tello, | hag begun a five-months’ training 8.| course at Texas A. & M. college at}.

the completion of which he will be eligible for appointment as an avia-

es tion cadet in the army air forces.

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Two more Hoosier army officers are attending the army air forces technical training command at Miami Beach, Fla. They are Lieut. Cleo C. France, husband of Mrs. Jessie France; 6170 Broadway, and Second Lieut. Ruby E. Michael, husband of Mrs. Leanore M. Michael of Cloverdale. » # . Pfc. Judson A. Pate of Indianapolis soon will be doing his. .part to keep army planes flying. He was graduated recently from an airplane

rt imechanics’ course at the Seymour

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Lockridge at Geiger Field

Lieut. Col, Earl B. Lockridge, former chief engineer of the state highway commission, now is on duty with the army air forces at Geiger field, Spokane, Wash. He lived here

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Robert Williams, former machine tool operator and industrial arts teacher at Crispus Attucks high school has been transferred for primary flight instruction to Tuskegee institute, Tuskegee, Ala., after successfully completing pre-flight training. “% 8 8 2 Corp. Samuel D. Harrah, son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Harrah, 2002 W. View dr, has been promoted to

i|sergeant at Camp Swift, Tex.

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Dorothy Herr, 1835 E. 10th st., has| been named aviation cadet corporal in the senior cadet class in final

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LEFT: Auxiliary Dorothy L.!

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combat crews of the army air forces.

an army aviation cadet at State col-|and Mrs. Dale D.. Dilley, lege, Miss. After five months class-| Beechwood ave. Sergt: Haase is the nine months. He ‘attended Tech |Frank E: Abbett Sr., 5738 Broadway, | room and physical instruction, he|son of ‘Mrs. ‘Ada: Hasse, 3726 ‘N. high school and worked at H. Lieber (has: begun training with the ar

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were among 18 Hoosiers graguated at the same time.

RIGHT: Aviation Cadet. Francis

| James Gavaghan, 1209 E. New York {st.; has graduatéd from the army air! forces advanced flying school, Kirt-| land Field, N, M., as an aerial]

Mrs. Fred G. McCool Sr, 2082 E. OO New ‘York st., is home on a 15-day gi sive duty, oe a

Sergt. Dilley is the som of Mr.|r ouch ‘trom his' base at San 5621 | Diego. He has been in the navy

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