Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1943 — Page 8

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Raymond J. Keller Made :

First Class Private on Graduation.

A former employee of the Allison Engineering Co., Raymond J. Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Florian A. Keller, 2132 Broadway, was graduated this week from the overhaul depot of the army air forces

Aviation - Institute of Technology, Long Island City, N. Y, and was promoted to the rank of private first class. Pfc. Keller has two brothers in the army, John and Thomas. 2 8 8 Whizzing bullets, 30 inches above ground, exploding land mines and hand-to-hand’ combat are a few of the things Pvt. Francis R. Moriarty, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Moriarty, 1414 E. Vermont st., will undergo in the week of maneuvers ending the 13-weeks’ course he will take at Ft.. Knox, Ky. armored force replacement training center.

” ” ” . Three Indianapolis men inducted into the armed forces recently at Camp Robinson, Ark. and assigned to the medical replacement center there are Pvts. Reuben Feick, 440 N. Tacoma ave.; Mario M. Minatel, 4208 E. Washington st., and Jack

Robert McAtee

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Wayne Palmer

_|prior to a regular committee meet-

SEEK AMITY IN

Committee ‘Wants - Giraud; | De Gaulle Differences = | Arbitrated.:

ALGIERS, June 15. (U.P.).—Six new members of the French com-|. mittee for national liberation asked Gens. Charles de Gaulle and Henri Honore Giraud . today to submit| their differences directly ' to * the

French affairs. rd «As an alternative, the group suggested that the leaders, who are di+

forms in the army, make a strong effort to iron out their problems

ing on Thursday. :

Abadie, Andrew Diethelm ‘and Rene Mayer. Of the 13 committee members, ‘only Henri Bonnet, minister of information, has not yet arrived in Algiers. He is en route from the United States.

Who Will Boss Army?

The petition proposed that an agenda be drawn up for committee action, listing four questions to be decided. These include whether, Giraud is to have complete control of the army or whether he will

committee to “settle the crisis in|

vided over de Gaulle’s proposed re-| |

& pany A, 31st Medical

Rex A. Marmaduke ;

: YAR a : » ” gr The six who signed the formal re- : quest were Rene Pleven, Adrien ’ J Tixier, Couve de Murville, Dr. Jean| ® ¥¥:% E- wiv

OFFICES FILLED

Rex A. Marmaduke, Dr. Fay

Of ‘DePauw Named to - New Positions.

Rex A. Marmaduke has been ap-

LT. B. B. HARVEY NAMED CAPTAIN

Training Battalion at

Camp Grant, lil.

* Advancement of 1st Lt. Bennett B. Harvey, 413 Limestone st., to cap~ tain, has been announced by the commanding officer at Camp Grant, Ill, according to word received here. Capt. Harvey is attached to Comtraining battalion. » » »

,Albert S. Troy, former Butler student and son of Mrs. Edward Troy, was recently promoted to the rank of first lieutenant at the Ft. Benning, Ga., infantry school. o Lt. Troy entered the army in

Workers Tune In On’ Health Rays

NEWARK, N. J, June 15 (U. P).—A low-cost miniature “lighthouse” that broadcasts utlraviolet health rays to workers in war plants, has been developed by the Hanovia Chemical & Manufacturing Co., Frederick W. Robinson, director of research, said today. The first “lighthouse” is be- ¥ ing installed at the Victor division of the Radio Corp. of America at Harrison, N. J., on the recommendation of the plant’s war production drive committee. “Standing in a circle five feet from the lighthouse, 15 men or women can simultaneously receive ultraviolet applications within a few minutes, enabling the handling of hundreds of plant workers daily,” Robinson explained. “Five-minute daily applications are sufficient,” he added.

February 1942. He attended officers’ candidate school. at Ft. Benning and was graduated in September 1942, entering immediately on active duty. » » »

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Santa Ana.

RENO, Nev, June 15 (U, P.).— The Maharajah of Indore, who came here for a divorce, said today he would give his $500,000 castle to his second wife, the fopmier Marguerite Lawler, who was a railroad stewardess when they met, Under terms of a property settlement, ‘the Maharajah said his wife couild have the Santa Ana, Cal. castle, and also the custody of his daughter, The Maharajah, who once had a yearly income of $70,000,000 and could wade ankle deep in emeralds, said he could charge mental cruelty when he sues for divorce three weeks

from now. The Maharajah's daughter, py i is 9-year-old Princess Usha, for whom the castle was built,

Paul Edward Moxley and Charles Frank Kendall Jr. received commissions as second lieutenants at the Ft. Benning, Ga. infantsy school, Ft. Benning, Ga., recently. Lt. Moxley is the son of Mr. and

His Second Wife Will Get

pointed “chief personnel examiner| Mrs. C. S. Moxley, 1451 Charles st.

i’ : The other questions were: 1. If of the JIndiana State ‘Personnel di- Be uy am he By oa s ki : “CEL . 24, , and served w e army power is shared, would the] vision,-it was announced today by infantry ‘replacement training cen-

Raming of Se Coule are a7 |Dudley A. Smith, director of state| ter, Camp Wheeler, Ga. called defeatists and Vichyites to be| Personnel. . =. ~~ Before entering OCS he held the removed from the upper ranks of| Another .appointment, from ani rank of corporal. Lt. Moxley was the army, and 3. Are the aviation |CU8ible list set up with" the as-|formerly a student at Cathedral and navy portfolios to be placed sistance of the Indiana university | high school. under the war ministry? school of business administration,| Lt Kendall's parents, Mr. and De Gaullists continued to em: |!S that of Dr. Paul J. Fay, psychol- fMrs. C. F. Kendall, live at 320 E. phasize that de Gaulle must have a|08Y Professor on leave of absence|Maple rd. After induction on Oct. definite role in military = affairs|ffom DePauw university, as ex-i21, 1941, he served with an infantry since he owes it to his followers in-| Miner and technical consultant. |training battalion at Camp Wheeler,

side and outside France. Mr. Marmaduke has been amem-| Ga as a corporal until he was sent — ber: of ‘the personnel division since, officers’ training school.

nL ; July 1941. He i aduate of PEACE HOPE DASHED; Tate Fd er ne a Lt. Kendall is . a graduate of

WOMAN. 108. DEAD |cotiege Shortridge high school and at- ’ ~y :

formerly was bookkeeper|iondedq Butler universit . ye. NEW YORK, June 15 (U, P.).—|for the Farmers State bank of

Wingate and for more than three "3 Mes. Yells W Sishord + 305, ys Wag) years was an accountant with the| Walter H. Smith, 2601 N. Tllinois edness he has sown on the earth,” state employment security division. st., was commissioned a second died yesterday. ‘Dr. Fay is on a wartime leave (lieutenant in the army's tank de“Peace will come to the world from: PePauw, where he has been|stroyer officer candidate school at again,” she tod a nurse at the home| ® faculty member since 1931. He Camp Hood, Tex. June ll, 1943, and hospital of the Daughters of fecéived degrees from Ohio State " nw Jacob a short time before she died.|2nd Columbia ‘universities, and is “I have seen many wars, and I the author . of several papers on Eleven Graduate know,” she added. new techniques of personnel exam-

Mrs. Weisbrod has 22 ‘grandchil-| ining.

dren snd Erenlgrarchiiten in the ' ‘PLAN FELLOWSHIP RALLY |Wwere among the men who were armed services. “The . Marion County Church graduated June 12 from U. S. naval

GRADUATION TO BE HELD (School association (Disciples) will|0spital, Great Lakes, Ill “ The annual commencement exer- (hold its last fellowship meeting of| The men, all promoted to hospital failed to damage American ‘men or|cises of chapter 79 of the American the surrent series at 7:30'p. m. a ste; Philip En Savings & Loan league, the educa-|today in the Third Christian church . st.; Hans R. Grigo, IarrTow at the home of Mrs. Bering WASHINGTON, June 15 (U. P.).| materiel, the navy revealed today. tional division of the United States| Virgil Stinebaugh, assistant super- 227 S. Dearborn st.: Charles Robert Hilkene in Cumberland. Mrs. Fan.| —J2Panese planes dropped a small It was the first report by the Mavy|g,yings & Loan league, will be held |intendent of the public schools will | Elliott, 611 Eugene st. James nie Cass and Mrs. Mary Showengert number of bombs on Guadalcanal of bombs being dropped on Guadal-| wednesday at Cifaldi’s restaurant speak on “The Need for Religious Joseph Hennessy, 416 N. Riley ave.

will assist. - |on Sunday night (island time) but|canal since May 23. on E. Washington st. Education in Our City.” Vernon Dorr Garrett, 726 N. ArlingSo : : : ton ave.; Billy Merle Hall, 6104

L . ; Madison ave.; Marion Wayne Dale, i ; , 824 Harlan st.; Eugene Francis Beller, 3120. E. Nowland ave.; K. John Parrotte, 5102 N. Indianola st.; Donald Francis Shine, 5229 Madison ave., and William S. Wright of Southport. » » » 1st Lt. and Mrs. Walter K. Morgan had ‘their church wedding despite the .war. y Former residents of Indianapolis, where they had been sweethearts for years, they had. planned to be married here June 20, but the prospective groom could not. obtain leave from his station at Ft. Worth army air field where he was taking instruction in four-motored bomb-

ing. MARTIN E-Flat ALTO

So the wedding party moved to Ft. Worth, Miss Carolyn Bock, the | SAXOPHONE GOLD LACQUERED, IN FINE

bride-to-be, being accompanied by CRUSHED PLUSH LINED her mother, Mrs. Edna Bock, and SPECIAL So the mother of the groom, Mrs. % 1 1 69 Wade H. Morgan. : y AT - » » »

Enrolls in School

Lewis, 226 N. Tremont st. share. it with de Gaulle. n i" ” Two new arrivals at the basic training center, fourth training regiment, Ft. Benning, Ga.’ are William B. Cameron and Elmer J. Eisenbarth. Established for training young selectees, most of them 18-year-old high school graduates, the basic training center of the infantry school gives especial consideration to the age of the boys. Much of the training is physical education designed to build them into healthy men. William is the son of Mrs. E. C. Cameron, 4153% Boulevard pl. and Elmer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Eisenbarth, 846 Lincoln st. : $e: 8 LaMarr Wallace, formerly of R. R. 1, has been promoted to the rank of corporal from private first class at the air depot training station of the army air forces, Albu-| V. Shimer, 27 N. Campbell ave.; querque, N. M. John A. Walker, 6601 Ferguson Cpl. Wallace, who is assigned to st, who attended Indiana unidepot headquarters, is serving as| Versity; Wayne R. Palmer, 4240 airplane mechanic, headquarters N. Capitol ave., a Butler universtuadron. Before entering service,| Sity graduate, and E. Hirst Men-

June 12, 1942, he was employed as| denhall, 609 W. Bernard st, who a painter. THipey attended Butler and Missouri

universities. 0. E. 8S. PLANS LUNCHEON

The Cumberland O. E. S. auxil-| GUADALCANAL IS BOMBED fary will meet for a luncheon to-

John A. Walker Hirst Mendenhall

The ranks of the “Hell from Heaven Men,” army bombardiers, were swelled recently when the four west Texas bombardier schools graduated the - latest group of axis-blasters. Included in the group were five Indianapolis men. Robert W. McAtee, 1355 Barth ave, graduated from the Big Spring school. A city fireman in civilian life, he attended Technical high school. The other four received their training at the San Angelo school. Included in this group were Lewis

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