Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1944 — Page 10

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Four men from Indianapolis and [vicinity have been graduated from {the A. A. F. mechanics school at Chanute field, Ill. They are Pfc. william J. Keller, son of Mrs. William H. Keller, 1729 N. Ruckle st.;

those | Pvts. Edward C. Wakelam, son of

E. C. Wakelam, 1424 Albany st, Beech Grove; Robert R. Keel, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Keel, 1211 W. 31st st.; and George C. Russell, son of Mys. Elnoria Russell, 2418

Ethel st.

R. C. Rhodes, nephew of Mr. and Mrs, Paul H. Calvin, 429 N. Temple ave., has been promoted to staff sergeant at a marine fighter base in the Marshall islands.

Pvt. Ryan in Texas Pvt. Carl W. Ryan, son of Bert Ryan, 3141 Graceland ave, is at Sheppard field, Tex, for basic training.

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Two Indianapolis bluejackets, Don Arthur and John C. McAndrews, have received meritorious advancement for combat service in the Northwest African waters, McAndrews was advanced to torpedoman's mate 1-c, and Arthur to gunner's mate 2-c.- McAndrews is the husband of Mrs. Anna M. McAndrews, 105 N. Arsenal ave. and the son of Mr, and Mrs. John E. McAndrews, 1133 8. Richland ave. Arthur's wife, Mrs. Elsie L. Arthur, lives at 718 N. Emerson ave.

Hobbs Is Graduated.

Pvt. William Harold Hobbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Tapp, 427 N. State st., has been graduated as an aircraft mechanic from the army air forces school at Seymour Johnson field, N. C. Pvt. Hobbs was inducted April 3, 1943. He is a graduate of Technical high school and was employed by Western Union before entering service.

Charles Burnstein and Herman Burnstein, former partners of J.

Works, have both been awarded the good conduct medal. Charles,

{ | serving with quartermaster corps, is: in the New Hebrides, and Herman|:

is in Hawaii. Sgt. Victor J. Harp, 1274 W. 26th

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naricé” units which are working around the clock to keep vast quantities of weapons and vehicles in good repair in Great Britain.

Three Indianapolis men are ready to fight as well as to write orders and do routine clerical jobs in the headquarters of an infantry unit in Great Britain. They are Maj. Charles H. Conway, 3335 College ave.; Sgt. Norbert G. Catellier, 2202 Station st., and Cpl. Norman B. Hughes, 235 S. Parker ave.

Two Indianapolis soldiers are among the U. S. army infantrymen in Great Britain undergoing the toughest, mest realistic maneuvers in preparation for invasion day. They are Pfc. Anselmo Povinelli, 055 E. Georgia st. and Pvt. Robert N. McIntyre, 3739 N. Kenwood ave.

The following men have been inducted into the navy through Marion county local board 13: William Bowen, 3548 E. Michigan st.; Thomas Keegah, 1406 Union st.; Frank Smith, 2145 8S. "New Jersey st.; Edward Smith, 853 Lincoln st.; Everitt Pardue, 314 E. Morris st; Roy Lesher, 927 N. Sherman drs John Sullivan, ye Leeds st.; Kenneth Plunkett, R. R. 4 437: Kurt Roessler, 5709 shelby | PN ander Mueller, 126 E. Southern ave.

The following men have been inducted into the armed forces through Marion county local board 10:

NAVY Jesse Hudson, 1220 Park ave; Claude Pattison Jr. 1819 Sugar Grove ave.; Edward Oliver, 1629 8. Charles Yager, 628 E. Raymond cent Masarachia, 1001 Villa ave.; France Jr., 2716 Shelby st.; Milton Vermillion, 1861 Applegate st.; Russell Tolan,

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ORPS Thomas M. Peters, 3052 Carson ave.

WAC Pvt. Margaret C. Bloom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dean of Indianapolis, is at Ft. Knox, Ky.

Ensign Eulalie N. Chrisney, navy nurse corps, is on duty at the U. S. naval hospital at Great Lakes, IIL She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

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HAROLD J. APPLE, son of Mrs. C. A. Parker, 1130 Harlan st, has been promoted to pharmacist’s mate 2-¢ in the navy medical corps at Ward Island, Corpus Christi,

Tex. His wife, Mrs. Betty J. Apple, is with him in Corpus Christi.

CLYDE C. WRIGHT, chief warrant officer, has arrived overseas according to word received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Wright, 146 S. Arsenal ave. He is the husband of Mrs. Velma Wright and father of Larry C. Wright of Indianapolis.

R. Burke

PFC. JAMES H. BURKE JR. has returned to Camp Polk, La. after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burke, 822 N. Jefferson ave. He is with a parachute infantry,

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His brother, RICHARD BURKE, seaman 1-¢, is with the amphibious corps of the navy in the South Pacific.

Arthur C. Richhart, 1008 S. Denison st., is eligible to qualify for the petty officer rate of motor machinist’'s mate 3-¢c upon graduation at the University of Illinois, Urbana, IL

cadets are in the pre-flight school

Im 1 LOO MEN TAKE TRAINING

Group Given Preflight ‘Schooling at Maxwell Field, Ala.

Thirty-four Indianapolis aviation

at Maxwell field, Ala. They are Cadets Robert E. Benham, 3505 N. Illinois st.; Lester L. Belander, 1723 Terrace ave.; Norman E. Brennan, 5450 Crawfordsville rd.; Martin J. Corydon, 942 N.-LaSalle sf.; William R. Dabbs, 6125 Central ave.; Chester R. Dell, R. R. 3; George Despot, 1802 Kessler blvd.; James M. Dunn, R. R. 2; Raymond L. Fleming, 1430 Gimber st.; Jack C. Fortner, 1340 W. 32d st.; Quentin Gwin Jr., 462 W. 31st st.; Phil L. Hammack, 405 S. Butler ave.; Robert F. Heck, 701 8. Irvington ave.; Lawrence Hughbanks, R. R. 3; William L. Hurt, 3229 Sutherland ave.; Norman F, Jeffers, 3517 N. Grand ave.; Richard E. Kasler, 4626 College ave.; Donald G. Kemp, R. R. 10; Walter H. Klier, 1530 E. 54th st.; Raymond E. Lentz, 1226 Totman ave.; Eugene H. McNay, 1241 Congress ave.; Frederick H. Medenwald, 21 N. Tremont st.; William J. Peters, 3953 N. Capitol ave.; Gayther L. Plummer, 1324 S. Sherman dr.; Robert W. Roepke, 1434 Flefcher ave.; Thomas W. Russell, 6055 E. Washington st.; Stephen Y..Sentney, 1325'% English ave.; Joseph R. Snyder Jr, 917 S. East st.; Edgar M. Stewart, 430 Massachusetts ave.; James B. Thaxton, 269 N. Reisner st.; Ralph W. Venus, 2142'2 N. Talbott st.; William L., Wacker, 6607 Ferguson st.; Thomas W. Williams, 1702 Union st., and Henry Wollenweber, 4320 E. Washington st.

Five Indianapolis bluejackets are at Great Lakes, Ill, for boot training. They are Frank E. Woolen, husband of Mrs. Ruth E, Woolen, 3821 Rockville rd.; Harvey E. McKnight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl

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