Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1943 — Page 18
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1043
In The Service
LT. COL. SHAW AT SAN DIEGO
Indianapolis Man on Fleet Marine Force Staff.
Lt. Col. Samuel R. Shaw, who recently returned to the United States from the Southwest Pacific, has been named to the staff of Maj. Gen. Holland M. Smith, commanding officer of the San Diego area fleet marine force. A graduate of the U academy in 1934, Lt. Col. Shaw received his commission with the marines then and was stationed at Quantico, Va.; Philadelphia, Cape May, N. J, and Wakefield, N. H., before serving overseas. He is the husband of Mrs. Sainuel Shaw, 6325 Riverview dr. 5 » ”n Rolland W. Ayers has been promoted from sergeant staff geant at Seymour Johnson field, N. C. He has been in service one year and was formerly employed at LinkBelt.
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Bank Notes Has First Anniversary |
Observing the first anniversary of Bank Notes, monthly publication of the Indiana National bank of Indianapolis. are members of the editorial staff who are all employees of the bank. right) Jerome Manchester, Betty Kelly, Harold Bishop, John Fletcher, Kay Williams and Tom WinzenAnother member, Elmar Ruben, is not shown. The magazine, which goes to all active employees the armed forces, contains letters from men in the service, news around the bank, cartoons, poetry and bits of humor.
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37 MEN START BOOT TRAINING
Indianapolis Trainees at | Great Lakes for | School.
Now serving in the U. S. navy, 37 Indianapolis men have reported to
the naval training station at Great
| Lakes, Ill, for boot training.
| : iP. Harrington, 631 N Na | Vaughn J. Chasteen, 1031 E. Georgia st.; | William Foddriil, 237 Beauty ave.; Thomas |W. Cook, 519 S. Plymouth : { Brown, 2736 8. Taft st.; Robert W. Butler, i William T. Green, 59 S. Arsenal ave {Jewel P. Wood, 1518 Rembrandt; Robert {E. Vaughn, 326 S. Oxford st.;: Irvin E. Lawson, 1206 McDougal si Robert L Young, 1326 Eugene st.: Jack W. Main, 4928 E. New York st.; James F. Whitsett, 351 Parker ave, Stuart, 3423 E.
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Lt. Mantel L({. Buschmann
LEFT: Samuel J. Mantel Jr. son of Maj. S. J. Mantel, 5650 N. Pennsvlvania st., won his navy "wings of gold” and was commissioned a second lieutenant the marine corps upon completion of the course at the naval training center. Pensacola, Fla., recently. He attended Harvard university for two years and was a member of the varsity lacrosse team.
RIGHT: A recent graduate from ihe officers’ candidate school of the
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Sgt. Robert E. Todd, husband of
Thelma M. Todd, 337 S. Randolph st., now wears the wings of an aerial
gunner in the army air force after
completing training at Tyndall field.
W. Keller W. Cromley
Naval aviation cadets William H. Keller Jr. (lefty and William L. Cromlev have been transferred to Pensacola, Fla, for intermediate flight training. Cadet Kellar is the son of W. H. Keller, 438 E. 51st st. and Cada Cromley is the son of Dr. E. D. Cromley, 634 E. 60th st.
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Three men have received promotions and transferred to the
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Ft. Knox, Ky. Pfc. Edward T. Ryboldt st., has been promoted to corporal. He is the son of Mrs,
i Pearl Osborne.
Paul T. Smith, son of Mrs. Era Smith of Beech Grove, has been advanced from private first class to technician 5th grade. LeRoy E. Brown is now a private first class after his recent promotion. He is the son of Mrs. Mary
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Cpls. Harris, Ashcraft and Nuckles Rest After Action.
A trio of Indianapolis marines are enjoving furloughs after seeing much action battling the Japs in the Southwest Pacific. The Leathernecks are Cpls. Doyle W. Harris, 314 N. New Jersey st.; Richard F. Ashcraft, 1910 S. Talbolt ave, and William M. Nuckles, R. R. 4, Box 630. After their visits here they will return to their stations. » 4 #9
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Pfc. Gray Pvt. Lawles LEFT: Pfc. Robert M. Gray, husband of Mrs. Evelyn Gray and father of Patty, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gray, 1609 Quill st, is serving in North Africa. He completed training at Ft. Bliss, Tex. An employee of the Curtiss-Wright Corp.. he entered the army in November, RIGHT: A Technical high school graduate and former employee at the Curtiss-Wright Corp., Pvt. John F. Lawles Jr. was inducted into the army last March. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lawles Sr., 1134 Keystone ave, and is in the air forces stationed at Miami, Fla. 3 n =
Pvt. Fritch Mcintire
LEFT: Pfc. Eugene L. Fritch is now attending aircraft mechanics
! school at Amarillo air field, Amaril-
lo, Tex. y Son of Mrs. Olive Fritch, 356 Roena st., Pfe. Fritch has been in the army since March. He is a graduate of Ben Davis high school and was employed at Allison's before en-
tering the service.
RIGHT: Russel McIntire, boat-
swain’s mate 1-c¢, is on duty somewhere in the Pacific. A graduate of Washington high school, he was a life guard at Rhodius park swimming pool four years
land also swam with various local
clubs. He has been in the service
three vears and nine months, He is the brother of Mrs. Edith Sylvester, 1254 S. Sheffield ave., with
| whom he made his home, and Mrs, | Ida Smith of Mars Hill.
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Others are William M { 10th st.: Albert J. Maher, 44 S, Hawthorne ilane; Harvey Hudson. 4062 Byram ave.; John Dobkins, 1444 Rembrandt st.: William R. Schlensker, 3444 N. Pennsylvania Charles O. Grinslade, 3864 Ruckle st. {Tom Dobkins, 1444 Rembrandt st.. Forest J. Lightle, 961 W. 33d st.: Denman G. { Shepherd, 1302 Congress ave.; Robert E, {Cronin, 3716 N. Delaware st.; Charles F. ! Homburg N. State ave.: Bernard C Stemick. n Edward T. Gil- , (liam, 809 N rker ave Clarence R. Stone, 24 8. Dearborn st.; Harold D. Alli1, 50 8. Bradley st.;: Jack W. Boak Robert A. McConahay, Temple ave.: Leslie M st.. Byron R. Sullivan, Charles E. Ayres, 3f Robert C. Higgins, 852 Eastern ave. and , Robert M. Ratliff, 1702 Linden st
® = 5 Sgt. Joseph Lewis, mechanic In the army air corps at Bainbridge, Ga., is home on a furiough visiting LEFT: Aviation Cadet Paul Jo- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank : Lewis, 3822 Rookwood ave, seph Foltz, was accepted into the air training corps at Columbus, O.,! . and took his primary training at] Chickasha, Okia. The son of Mr. ! i and Mrs. Frank Feliz, 2253 N, Peun- | sylvania st, he, attended Purdue | university and is now ready to solo. | | ! RIGHT: 2d Lt. C. W. Cox will attend reserve officers’ school at | Quantico, Va., before being assigned | § to a marine unit. The son of] Charles W. Cox, 3249 Kenwood ave., | he has just been graduated from | the school for marine candidates and received his commission. Before his enlistment he was graduated from Purdue university and was employed as a civil engineer. with his parents,
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Thev are Noble W. Yaste, 3811 E. Ninth { st.; Theodore B. Thompson, R. R. 6; Cecil Hamilton ave.;|
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Lt. McClintock Lt. Stewart |
The prized navigator's wings were | pinned on these two men from In- | dianapolis at graduation exercises | held at Hondos army air field, Tex,, | recently. They are now qualified to navigate allied bombers anywhere | Lt. John A. McClintock (left), formerly resided at 3910 E. 11th st. Lt. Donald K. Stewart, lived at 2437 E. Washington st., and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dral Stewart, Scottsburg.
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Margaret Irwin, 701 Lincoln St | lhave been transferred to Miami, | Fla.
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Arriving at the army's “two-mile-high camp” for the training of ski troops, Afe. Mildred L. Thompson >. of the WAC has started work as a | \ =n clerk in the post exchange.
Afe. Thompson came to Camp Hale at Pando, Colo., after completing basic training at Ft. Oglethorpe, | Ga. She formerly was a machine operator at Real Silk. She is the daughter of Mr. and] Mrs. J. B. Kelly, 356 S. Ritter ave.
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men have been graduated from the] army air forces training command school at Chanute field, Ill.
of Mrs, Cufford Rodgers, ‘Delaware st.; Cpl. Morris L. Bridges, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bridges,
Reiswerg, son of Max Reiswerg, 1012 S. Illinois st,
James Apple Morris Apple |
Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Apple
Apple is serving with the navy in
| North Africa and his brother James : i
at Greenville, Pa. i Both are graduates of Oakiandon high school. Morris is the husband jof Mrs. Vera Scott Apple of Oak-
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Pfc. Kenneth A. Lathrop, hus-
band of Mrs. Goldie Lathrop, 422 gpivey, 1031 Leland ave. and Pvt. graduated Alpert E. Irwin, husband of Mrs. |from the B-24 Liberator bomber
N. Pine st., has been
mechanics school at Keesler field, Miss.
and Mrs.'§ Theodore E. Lich, 2906 Carson ave. |
He attended Technical high school | |
before enlisting in the four ‘months ago.
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: : RIGHT: Robert Pershing Green, son of Mrs. Brada Green, {9th st., is receiving pre-flight tramning for a navigator icorps in Texas,
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{ He was graduated from Washington high school and attended Pur‘due university. He worked at | S2¢ Teepece Pvt. Cox | Kingan’'s for two years,
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| LEFT: Warren Frederick Teepce,! ison of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Teepee, | 11620 Harlan st, is a seaman 2-c | ‘with the coast guard at Marblehead, | | Mass. i A graduate of Technical high | school, he was employed at Faur-! mount Giass Co. before joining the | coast guard in January. | RIGHT: Pfc. Lester Floyd Cox, | husband of Mrs. Jewel Cox, 14302 | Fletcher ave., has returned to Nash- '§ ville, Tenn. to begin maneuvers| {after spending a furlougn at home last week.
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S. Ritter N. Hetzler
i Samuel W. Ritter (left) and NewHe is stationed vith the ordnance bert H. Hetzler were recently ap- | company at Camp Forrest, Tenn, pointed aviation cadets, They will i wn = {receive instruction in intermediate i : flight training at Pensacola, Fla, Trains in WAC | Cadet Ritter is the son of Samuel | Leaving for service in the U. S. W. Ritter, 4836 Winthrop ave. Cadet armed forces almost a month after Hetzler is the son of Mrs. Agnes E her brother, Frances Jeannette Flick Hetzler, 42 W. 30th st. ‘began basic training this week at Ft. | Oglethorpe, Ga.; with the WAC. | | Her brother, Pvt. William B. Flick Complete Training Jr, enlisted in the army air corps ’ . rivys ‘ground crew June 23 and is stationed | Pie. Louis Garner Williams, 1160 at Kelly field, Tex. | Winfield ave, has completed the Aux. Flick is a graduate of Tech- {flexible aerial gunnery course at the nical high school and was employed 2'™MY RIF force: fewible JSuniety (as a stenographer at the John Han- school, Laredo army air cock Life Insurance Co. |Laredo, Tex, : ; They are the children of Mr. and He his Heceived ie pois | Mrs. William B. Flick Sr., 846 N. De. [IY Wings and is now eligible for Quincy st. Pvt. Flick is the hus- she Somus: crew. {band of Mrs. Christine Flick, formerly of Indianapolis.
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| Board 5 Inducts
i : | The following men, inducted from ‘local board 5, were accepted in the i armed forces July 10: Richard Waeallace Batkins, | st. Charles Woodrow Hine, 1102 Eugene {st.; Ralph Clarence Brown, 1920 Sharon (ave.; Joseph W. Schaffer, 768 N. Haugh
Neds Irvin Mouglas Hooper, 1408 N. Shefeld;
702 Berwick
Bernard J. Trauner, 920 Holmes ave.; Warren Donald Fitchey, 810 Luett ave.: William Franklin Fischer, 106 Reichwein; Robert Lee Clegg Jr., 1918 W. Washington st.; Bernard Bee Jr., 966 Ketcham st; Cecil H. Vidito, 702 N. Haugh ®i Adolph Semich, 926 N. ctcham st; ussell Elden Wehteral 5005 W. 12th st. . sre, Herschel Dallas Kelly, 3122 N. Indianapolis ave.; Earl Lerov Adams, 239 Cumberland st.: John Ellis Raymann, 2020 N. Alton ave.; Paul Gordon Babb, 1814 W. Vermont st.; Carl Lyman Losey Jr. 9731 Olin ave.: Louis Fdward Trimble, 714 N. Illinois st.; Henry William Dezelan, 762 N. Holmes ave; William Milton Baker, 144 N. Blackford st.; William Edward Tirey, 1315. N. Warman ave; Paul Franklin Chenoweth, 902 N. Richester ave; Cari Edward Pratt, 3267; N. Elder ave.: Robert Leon Leslie, 104 N. Lansing st., and Ralph James Buchanan, 038 N.|
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LEFT: Pfc. Llovd E. Jacobs, 5606 University ave. is now stationed! with the army at ordnance parts, | elerk school, Rossford ordnance de- | pot, Toledo, O. : He formerly worked as a man at Piston Service Co.
RIGHT: Having more £00 | hours combat duty as a bombardier, 'M. Sgt. Roy G. Wilhite, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ray B. Wilhite of Hall, | has received high recognition for | his service, With a record of 35 bombing mis{sions and a direct hit on a Jap destroyer, he was awarded the sil{ver star for gallantry, the distin- | guished flying cross, the air medal | and two oak leaf clusters for duty with the 19th bombardment group. Now a bomb sight instructor at Pyote, Tex., M. Sgt. Wilhite has, seen action in Java, the Dutch East Indies, the Solomons, New Guinea and Australia. | He and his wife recently visited [relatives in Indianapolis,
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” o ” { Training to be a naval electri- | cian’s mate, Paul J. White, son of] Mrs. W. T. White Sr., 5124 E. Washington st., is attending the U. S.! naval training school for electri-| 'cians at the University of Minnesola, Minneapolis, Minn. Upon graduation he will be eli-| gible for promotion to a third-class| petty officer and be asigned to duts! | with the fleet or at a shore station. |
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