Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1944 — Page 4

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Mahin, Symons and Hyman &* &= f ) ™ LS 3 [training detachment at Brown uni- ; 1 a wager wir Joi Ready for Posts With A. > B- .

on you ; | E ; : al 5 -acid) d : 7 4 : . 5 , Jw, ao For Regular Army. : E Charles Mitchell Raymond White R. IL JamesHantshs Vaughn Periing ng : : i i a % E : - SGT. CHARLES R. MITCHELL —— 8. SGT. JAMES H. HANTZIS, ager denture ostd. | | Three Iuiianapolis men we E: 3 WAC at Officers’ School is visiting his nother, Mrs. Adele Joseph H. Noonan Jr., son of Mr.|son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hantzls, PAUL E among the 474 graduating mem ers, - WAC Sgt. Dorothy I. Rubbert, Mitchell. 1628 Central ave. He will and Mrs. Joseph Noonan, 919 Elm 315 N. Walcott st., is stationed with DO RSE Yd the U. S. Military academy, West| Frank C. Mahin Arthur S. Hyman Howard H. Symons | formerly of 510 N. Drexel ave, is : ,

the Point. N. Y.. in June. | attending the adjutant general's|Teturn to the ordnance depot in army in India.

Funerals | They are Frank C. Mahin, son school at Ft. Washington, Md. Texarkana, Tex. His brother, Pvt. ; SECOND LT. VAUGHN 8. PER~ of Character and

. 1 Promoted to Corporal oof Caracter snd [of Mrs. F. C. Mahin, 1456 N. Dejeh Meet in England Surgical technician at a general| .At the completion of his prelim-| Ge0r8¢ W. Mitchell, is in military KINS, formerly of 1027 N. Keystone dant om da beige in il Tos Cent al : y [hospital in the South Pacific, Don-|inary L. S. T. training at Camp/Ppolice training at Ft. Custer, Mich. Aticndgnt on duty a Mrs. Ruba M. Mills, 1308 Central} p a a ros St ining 8h Oatup) polis. § 2h 31, Cunt, Moh might. * ave, and Arthur S. Hyman, son of} Hag Ty Lei I. Va Ou poter- The brothers I 3925 E. New York Mrs. Belle C. Hyman, 8 E. Troy ave. | 4 Arno Tou

rematory service. i ° ; . : |has been promoted to corporal. assigned to the crew of an L. S. T. IRvington 1173 | During his first year, Mahin be- |g : for active duty. SECOND LT, RAYMOND H.

— came a cadet captain. He wy a aE 00 4 | Pvt. Robert J. Alexander, 20-year- ———— WHITE JR, son of Mr. and Mrs.|husband of Mrs. Ruth ‘Gasaway, graduate among the first 15 in his NENG 3 old son of Mrs. Fred B. Alexander,| Sgt. Charles A. Higgs, son of Mr.| Raymond H. White, 1859 E. River-|605 N. Sherman dr, is with the 5th class. He is a member of the | FT ag ’ 5338 Julian ave. has completed an|and Mrs. Charles M. Higgs, 917 N.| . : ? : J Dialectic society, choir, lecture com- | army air forces training command| Keystone ave., won his aerial gun-|Sid¢ dr. Was graduated recently

I nfantry. : > pyle Symons is a graduate o| Meeting for the first time since Technical high school and while at | they entered the army are LT. West Point took part in dramatics.| THOMAS SCANLON (left) and He was a member of the 100th SGT. ROBERT SCHAFER, both Night show. He will be commis-| Of Indianapolis. They met on sidned in the air force. Palm Sunday in the post chapel "Cadet Hyman was graduated from| Of an Air station in England. Shortridge high school and at the Lt. Scanlon, whose home is at military academy won a major let- 1440 N. Mount st, is an intelli ter in football, and numerals and| Sence officer and Sgt. Schafer is a monogram, respectively, in bas- on the staff of the base machine ketball and track, He is a member shop. of the Hunting & Fishing club.

He will be commissioned a para- | trooper in the infantry. 1 BE

Bluejacket Thomas Webb Jr., son

‘of Thomas Webb, 124 N. New Jersey | i J st.,, has been graduated from the| f | in i

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home buyer is helped. | Six Indianapolis men are among Observance of the 100th anni-

thousands of American infantry versary of the founding of the Y. RENTING troops who are now in England MC, A. will be climaxed locally

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ready them for the allied invasion | (€ Central “Y." BUYING of the continent. They are S. sat. | The genera] committee is comERE i Raymond W. Willis, 1034 N, Baxter | posed of Evan Walker, Judge Ems-| Annual payments at $60 per | . i | month , ... $720 ave.; Sgis. Jack W. Safferd, rh N.| ley Johnson Jr. and the Rev. George Capitol ave.; Kenneth K. Millhol-| ‘ LESS land, 3940 Rockwood ave; Pfcs.| 1 Ling Annual interest ......... $300 William G. Allen, 1703!; E. Mich-| The latter is in charge of a com-| Annual property tax..... $100 igan st. Oliver M. Ronk Jr. 831 mittee of 15 ministers who have Allowable deductions ... . $400 W. 44th st, and Pvt, James B. arranged recognition of the cenSavings to Home Buyer, $80 {Sn 24 S. Harris st. | tennial in 51 Indianapolis churches.

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LOCAL MEN GET DEGREES Times Special BOSTON, Mass, May 23.—Two Indianapolis men received degrees | from Boston university today. Robert W. Gigery, 1018 E. Raymond st, received the degree of bachelor of sacred theology, and Guy D. { Carpenter, 3559 Central ave. received the same degree, summa cum tlaude. *

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