Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1943 — Page 18

PAGE 18 | THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1943

In the Service— | | \ second lieutenants in the medical Wardens’ WAC KAFQURE NOW Paratrooper Jack Fuller TWINS ON DUTY ©" Sm Se S08 on | The following men have been and were granted leaves oelore re transferred from Ft. Harrison: porting for their. new assignments, L

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ADVANCE : aa CHE ey bh, ' Now that the allies have invaded copies of The Indianapolis Times ne | Victor E. Odion, 2025 S. State ave.' | ported; from: ‘the. reception ‘center ; : : ‘ Sicily, Pvt. Jack Fuller, one of Uncle and said he particularly enjoyed To Aberdeen proving grounds, SEP Eg y 8 — : Former Hosiery Buyer IS Sam's paratroopers, probably is reading the Inside Indianapolis Henry Milharcic Serves Md.: Alvin Hammer, 641 N, Rural | . Hayes, O, Keesler field, L : : ase getting a front seat picture of profile of his friend, Dr. Guy O. A Shi fitt R d | h st, and James H. Ceder, 505 Nise where “he will take basis 0ca ; ee i rdnan what's going on. Carpenter, in the May 8 issue. | S ipriceer. uao Bancroft st. ( training. He is the son of Mr. and Men Serve on African iY With Heavy 0 ce, In a letter from | rn p 4 p | To Camp Hood, Tex.: Anthony Mrs. James Webb, 219 S. Audubon’ ili ine: : somewhere in ; . i At Ft. Harrison. F. Ondrik, 624 Eastern ave. Td Military Line; Others 5 0 Rona i Group at Knox. northern Africa, = po Train for Air To Nichols General hospital, — ; . an Bis 4 5. bik : ' ¥ 3 Po : Louisville: John H. Baker, 3345 Given Promotion. Lr NN S a ry Se Sune Li x 5 al The following Indianapolis avia- Schofield ave. . ko 2 ordnance compan x 3 NTE iS fataer a tion cadets have entered the San § : oon» Three members of the military hi * : Ft. Knox, Ky, Edward P. Kaloure Wilbur P. Fuller, : #% 3 Antonio aviation cadet training : | w railway service in North Afric " T : twas recently promoted from private a barber shop WM conter for pre-flight training: : Valter Burrows Jr, 8817 E. 10th | - ! from Indiana ity Vd Sh ea TWO : A x first-class to technician fifth grade. proprietor, and his ; "| Ralph N. Albright, 2834 Carrollton: John £¥8 bw st, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ses Or, Carl J. Klaiber, Opt. D. POlis and ohe from : : A former hosiery buyer, Cpl. mother not to ex- ns |S lieidice, I} Ean aren P. Amb, : Burrows, and Horace Read Karsell, yor Sxamined w=C3lassns Fittea"

3 5 tak 4% ray, N 2 ® a » As | Beech Grove, have received advance: : Kafoure joined the army last Sep- pect any move let- , E # Nlinois; Robert H. Da: 322 N. Dear: 0 ; (3761 N. Meridian st., son of Mrs.il The Fair Optical Dept.si1 w. wasn born: Prank P. Ebethardl, 8130 She bi Ea | Carolyn Karse]), * were commissioned

ments in rank. The members of the : tember. He is the son of Mrs. ters for a month : ington: William B. Hoeischer, N 5 :

unit are all trained railroadmen. : Julia Kafoure, 3955 Cornelius ave. as he and his fel- ; TR Peunsvivanial Pani B. Hudson Jr. 2 oy Advertisement

Pfe. William J. Aust, 305 N. State # 3 5.9 % low paratroopers Ful gin D. Lee. 4030 Kingsley: Hugh D. i fe: ’ ave, fo a > 3 : ag ” % NT “$115 \ . Fuller fer, 3510 Shelby: Hugh L. Murrell, 1115 } y 3 3 a former clerk for the New York : Be ; i 3 : were drilling from Mount: Johns 8. Osborue, 1512 N. Meridian: i : arns oO i een : ion : entral railroad who has been pro- Ci Ty Noo a bie. daylight until 10 p. mi. He is a, John B. Pierson, 3409 N. Grant: John 3 <i a i : Si Rentehler, 831 N. Beville: George T. Roche

moted to technician 3th grade, is Afe. Warden 2 3 TERR graduate of Tech and has been in ford, 964 Eilenberger: Frederick L. Sor- H. Milharcie R. Milharcie | performing the same duties with the gs 4 Ee the army less than a year. Be Raine Yo Arour ar. 2303 heeds: Jonr Oo ess er e ar ili y n 3 ; g i aiph ‘tout Jr. 322 Leeds: Joh military service shop battalion. When Sue Warden was sworh ie In his letter, all

n Pvt. Fuller men- w' wall, 2020 Central; Maxey H. Wall Jr.| Henry Milharcie, shipfitter 3-c| ; PfeuieA from technician 5(a into the WACSs in January. 1942 she tioned that he had begun receiving Sst NR, Chpnel (left) and Pfc. Rudolph Milharcic] When the war stops, the soldiers grade to sergeant was giv Ble : : geant Nas sven to Eb came the fourth child of Mis

a —— — » \ , Qe . | mer F RBlanford 152% H C oul MIE 3 > are twins, brothers of Mrs. Frank return home, and the war indus-| . \ vi ave gi x 3 : 20 RR > repls MY 5 . i . | ts v v27 Hoyt ave. He Wayne Warden. 24 Johnson ave. to : Board 2 Inducts R Konovsek, 733 N. Haugh st. Both | {yjes close, fifteen million will be] s a battalion stenographer. a TO HY Te : are graduates of Washington high looking for jobs, warns a strange] Pe. Walter T. Kendall Beech enter service : cL ke Men inducted into the armed HEE school, and former carriers of The! in Los & el k : “T) Giove, now a battalion photograph - At home on furiough. Sue. who is ; : } forces from Marion vounty board Ee Indianapolis Times. man in 8 Rge es, Bown as 1e | or has been advanced to technician an auxiliary first class and a mem- : PRE Le : eo E : Henry joined the navy Jan. 6, 1942 Voice of Two Worlds.” He advises] fifth grade, on active duty some- ber of headquarters detachment. P. Godse DB Goliser 2 t . oath Ghei OF — and is on duty in the Pacific. He everybody to get ready now to win | ] NOY ‘tea er & iy i GU y . se) Anthony ilier 31 Sheldon; rt I \ . . . where in North Africa serves as a nurse in the infirmary : Warren 25241, Cornell. Arthur Dillard, 3 © has not returned to Indianapolis success in the hard times to follow, tC y kK sons of 5. Peli sey. 2023 Sheldon: Saul Hayes 1728 Sheldon § i ! : : . : RQ $ 4 4 a Conway, Ark 7 : The sous of Mrs. Felicia Godsey, Robert Mediowan. 2023 Columbia: Jesse ; : : since he enlisted. An employee of | 31d tells the story of a remarkabic | Afc. Warden was enrolled in the Paul L. Godsey, seaman 1-¢, and Pvt. Townsend. 2416 N. Rural; Howard Coti- ha the Tarpenning-LaFollett Co. he/ + | nursing school at diana university Donald Godsev, USMC. are both in hen, 2802 Sangster; Horace Mansfield, 713 ¥ : Wat on. = submarine at. one. tine system that often leads to almost} SUR 2 i a u SIU) . SEY), A \ 2 * 81 vodd i § 293 v atl A a h t \ ; : » : sry | oi Baul. Toes Pouniee Benjenin: Mam . unbelievable improvement in power |

medical center when she enlisted in active duty somewhere in the South John Paul, 529 Douglas; Benjamin Mun participating in rescue work. ree ford. 1338 Cornell; Robert Lewis, 2818 gos of mind, achievement of brilliant |

Pre. Prancis F. Gallagher, Wash. ington high school graduate an former employee of Allison, was graduated July 10 from photography the WAGs. ‘She was sworn into serv- Pacific. Baltintore: Edward Crenshaw, 2012 Mar- : ROR, Rudolph ‘was inducted into the Y i school, AAFTTC, Lowty field, Colo [¢® Just three months after her Paul deft) was employed at the pindaler beroy Maxer, 418 E vermont C. Caster Pvt. Ford army, Nov. 15, 1042 and is stationed | dusiness and professional success; The son of Mr. and Mis. Peter J. botoer, Lt. (1g) John Warden was Ertel Machiie Co, before joining) wilhums 331 W. Mth. Harold Tayler. © earl ecter 910 Jaorer 86 FU Harrison. He was employed and new happiness. Many report BB Gallagher, 326 Goodlet ave, Pre. 'eborted missing in action in the the navy last July. -He went ever- a Epa Be Bs han - LEFT Can aster, 19 Baytern by Schwitzer-Cummins Co. [improvement in health. Others tell || Gallagher arrived at Lowry field Solomons. seas within three months and took Made! Utley. 1743 Columbia Grissom Mii- @Ve. army air force cadet, is a for- ba lof increased bodily strength, mag- |} : April 12. He was cadet captain in Had Basic Training

ler. 2114 Martindale; Chester Vardiman mer Times carrier and a graduate! 5 ; : cl i Jew Caledon i Columbus, O: Le Shepp 2028 i- of Cathedral high school where he An announcement, from the) netic personality, courage and poise. the Washington high school R. O school in New Caledonia. Columbus, O: LeRoy Bheppard 20 Ra { g }

most of his training at seamaln’s jgsn ~ Northwestern: Cecil Coconougher. De ston: Leo Floyd, 2436 Martindale, Arthur was a member of the band. He is South Pacific base where he iS| me man. a well-known explorer | {| bs» at Fi. Ogiethorpe. Ga. and was sent corps last November. After four aoa tartin. 93 AIOE ; Bellefontaine: John Gartin, 2304 Manlove: RIGHT: Pvt. Earl J. Ford. son of Jacobs, son of Mr. and Mis. . { i! “ m : these strange methods in far-o lin his daily affairs. He states that Conway. Camp Elliott, Cal, he went abroad.’ 33a cornell: Elmer Messer. i817 Belle s alumnus of Indiana university, and Rovert Gill. 2867 Columbia; George Wil- Bl Lilly & Co. is serving in North junior grade. the land of miracles by the TeV when awakened, can make him Warden, who is in the signal corps " & = , . Fl Eh rles Bams, 2212 Columbia; Teao Bridge- y \ . lv : . ir i iS=| aduate h e ¢ erly a 1: ¢ ; haw . ‘are Wis. | ton, has arrived at Ft. Oglethorpe. graduat e entered service in meriy a radio repairman at Lima, O. ¢ijscloses how he learned rare wis | ments, from the prolonging of due and Indiana universities, and Beaver has been assigned to the i.e Robert Wright. 1083 Hovey, and p— ——————————————— the Indiana university medical were graduated from Technical high Sheepshead Bay, N. Y., for pre-' Pvt Mary E. Parker, 227 Hanson. g ch 2 ep Bay, 1 p ' . SE many to perform amazing feats. io pe disclosed to the Western rT 0 A younger brother, 17-vear-old of Mis. Doris Beaver, 212 E. 190th vate first class in the WAC at her rd, was graduated this week from school in January and plans to en- C. L. Beaver, f how» > o. RY. SS as Multifoto Studie : ¢ > oo He maintains that man, instead | Mentalphysics, 213 South Hobart Crook ordauce automotive school, Cal. His home is at 1531 S. Tal- mind power of a thousand men Or or the free treatises have been

Afc. Warden took basic training Donald enlisted in the marine Thrash 1923 BE. 8th: Charles Werster, : to ry : nistr school 3 Tt dr T, X 261; Aux. Cota Victorene Zazer, Broad & arm) administrative school at months training as a gunner at’ Apdrew Abernathy, R. R. 17, Box 261 has been appointed warrant officer and mysterious Tibet, often called | this sleeping giant of mind power, r iran y Bre § Ya vy . y \ ) : 4 5 former student at the Indiana whi of Purdue university. Lt. Wayne Packard Manufacturing Co. liane Evansville: Samuel Jackson Jr. 3015 at Ft. Murphy, Fia.. attended Pur- Apprentice Scaman Paul LL. forth. 1332 Cornell: David Hester, 1431 Ga., for basie training in the WAC.! \ ‘Edward is in officers’ training school steward mate training department Daniel Browy, 1927 Alvord. | mui . : closely guarded for three thousand | The author states the time has center in Indianapolis before enter77 school and Afe. Warden was gradu- liminary training ave. daughter of Mrs. Mary Ethel § 0S YY het loom Y 3 four eIrio He maintains that these immense | world, and offers to send his amaze Stanley Freeman, 1111 Thompson Boo, will complete Howe high st, and the son of Mr. and Mis. station, the Seattle &ir defense : 3 pS 3 shotographs can that methods for using them are yeals many startling results—to he 16th class of aviatio . ts il in Purdu ‘hel ili Nas a n ber « Shortridge lv a student at Washin : Sam y ' . q inarv : th clas { aviation cadets roll in Purdue where he will join was a member of the Shortridge merly a student at Washington high FE SR Ea be remade by almost any person with ordinary | of cost or obligation. For vour Pre. Edward M. Modglin, son of Pfc. Harold R. Graham has been! DOWNSTAIRS jof being limited by a one- -man- | Blvd, Dept. F-422, Los Angeles (4), “yu Yar ks - > v 3 . | Ft. Crook, Neb. bot st FT g SS | mere as well as the energy power | printed.

1410 Columbia; Ciarence Groves, 2146 stationed at Keesler field, Miss stationed, states that Frederick W.' ? A and geographer, tells how he found} of the universe which can he used Ripple hig! MAriin Ridley, 983% Shiver; William Lewis. Mr, and Mrs, Earl J. Ford, 254 N. Charles C. Jacobs, 413 Sanders st, ion i school ora dat WwW : A . h . Pp igh school graduate, 1. jonny Warden was a graduate He is a former employee of the fontaine: Eugene Mason, 211% Martindaie: Richland st. former employee of! Median: Harveyr Ware, 1219 Corneil: Africa. A Washington high school! Warrant officer Jacobs was for- travelers permitted to visit it. He] . IIL LIND ho AN versity medical school at Blooming. 8 a 8 I (capable of surprising accomplish lumbia:' Arthur Porter. 2121 Beilefon-| Nove + 1042, i atte > ; . X on- | November 194 He attended Indianapolis schools dom and long hidden practices, youth, to success in many fields. Aux. Zazer was a stenographer at ‘ : giapuaer at |, ag 1 we \We y ) % “en $s " ” ” ox 2 PN ENT, : at Ft. Benning. All four Wardens of the maritime service station, HRA & : 3 da vears by the sages, which enabled | come for this long hidden svstem ing service. ated from Butler university Seaman Beaver is the husband Parker, has been promoted to pri- ; powers are latent in all of us, and | ing 9000-word ireatise-- which ree 921 Cameron st, and wing, Seattle, Wash. She was* for- BE a now simplified so they can be used sincere readers of this paper, {res ained at Shaw field, Sumter, S.C. the naval reserve high school band, school, yd } ny © | intelligence | free copy, address the Institute of Roy Modglin. 1027 Joseph ave. was graduaied from the marine corps § 3 ol ORE Calif. Readers are urged to write araduat ecantiv } %. radi yerators sci Sa iego y 3 SE 4 power-mind, has within him the ’ EL graquated recently from the Ft radio operators school at San Diego. i : y : a / nels ST I y Na 1 | promptly, as only a limited number

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LEFT: Norman Earl Schulsky,| seaman l-cy entered service in June! 1942 and is serving somewhere in |

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