Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1944 — Page 20

Overseas From Here Last April.

Arthur J. Smith, son of Mr. and! p Mrs. William Smith, 2911 E. WashE ~ ington st, has been promoted to : sergeant in England, where he is serving in the postoffice department. Sgt. Smith's wife, Pauline, and 19-month-old son, Jerry, live, at 2011 Station st. He has been! overseas since April.

Sgt. Aldrich Overseas Stationed at an 8th A AF. field | in England, where battle- damaged Flying Fortresses are repaired, S.! Sgt. John L: Aldrich of Indianapolis has the job of repair and maintenance of equipment needed to haul air corps supplies. Sgt. Aldrich, | who has been overseas seven months, is the husband of Mrs. | Rosella Aldrich, 1521 E. Market st.

The war department has announced the temporary promotion to lieutenant colonel of three Indianapolis men.’ They are James C. Skinner, 317 E. Maple rd.; Thomas A. Bailey, 28 N. Pennsylvania st.; and William H. Krieg, 5858 Forest lane.

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EMMONS N. SHILLING, husband of Mrs. E. N. Shilling, 535¢ College ave. was graduated recently from boot training as honor man of his company at Great Lakes, Ill Following graduation he was:granted boot leave. JOHN H. MADER, son of Ernest Mader, 1249 Lawrence ave, has been promoted to captain in the {medical corps at Truax field, Madi{son, Wis. Capt. Mader is a graduate of the Indiana University school of medicine and practiced here before entering the service July 15, 1943.

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Eugene, George Mundy Have Dinner Aboard Battleship.

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finally caught up with each other on the island of Oahu in Hawaii Representing the army and navy,

| George Mundy is stationed on Oahu. The two brothers spent the day | together and later had chow on Eugene's ship. | With the U. S. armed forces in | Europe, Luke Inabnit, husband of | Mrs. Luke Inabnit, 1155 Centennial st.,, has been promoted to sergeant. He is a non-commissioned supply officer. Sgt. M. C. Husted, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flutro, 65 N. Cecil st., will arrive home on furlough July 5 from Cherry Point, N. C. Sgt. Husted is a radio and radar operator in the marine corps. Pfc. Ralph I. Buckels, nephew of Mrs. Minnie E. Bicknell, 72 N. Dearborn st.,, was enrolled recently in a special course in the wheeled vehicle department at Ft. Knox, Ky.

Win Commissions - Two Indianapolis men were among five Hoosiers who were commissioned second lieutenants recently upon graduation from the officer candidate school of the quartermaster corps at Camp Lee, Va. They are Lts, Joseph T. Adkins, 691 N. Riley ave.; Edward K. McKinney Jr., 114 E, 44th st.; John W. Bowyer of Peru, D. C. Miller Jr. of Marion and Thomas G. Voss of Seymour.

Second Lt. Frank A. Jones, student officer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, 2125 Barth ave. has {reported at Carlsbad field, N. M, for advanced flight training in highlevel bombardiering and dead-reck-oning navigation,

| Veterans s Reach Fort Six Indianapolis men, all veterans of overseas service, have arrived at Ft. Harrison prior to visiting their homes. They are: T Bgts. R. L. Huse, husband of Mrs. R. L. Huse, 3247 College ave., and Curtis A. Munson, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Munson, R. R. 7, Sgt. Herbert L. Murphy, brother of Mrs. Bessie McCarty, 843 | Broadway; Pfc. Albert L. Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Bell, 3750 W. Troy ave. and Pvt. Lawrence Morgan, husband f Mrs. Wanda Morgan, 2032 Central ave, an from the European theater of operations, and T 5th Gr. Walter E. Guthery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Guthery, 1353 Union st, from the American theater of operations, Stationed at an 8th A. A. F. P-47 | : { Thunderbolt fighter station in England, Pfc. Donald M. Wilber, 2745 has been awarded {the army good conduct medal.

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Jack R. Downey, husband of Mrs. J. R. Downey, 1809 Woodlawn ave., has been promotéd to corporal at {Camp Bowie, Tex., where he is a member of a field artillery unit.

Cpl. Leonard D. Moriarity, 615 N. New Jersey st., is a member of U. 8, transportation corps traffic regulation group who are completing a course designed to prepare them for the task of routing men and material on the continent of | Europe.

| Herbert C. Mascher, son of Mr.

iand Mrs, Charles Mascher, 624 | Woodlawn ave., has been promoted to sergeant at ’ Albrook field, Canal | Zone.

In recent firing on rifle-and car!bine ranges, T. Sgt. John H. Lloyd, husband of Mrs. J. H. Lloyd, 2906 {Park ave., with other members of a ju. 8. army finance unit in the {European theater of operations, | proved they could shoot as well as | deal army A

| Pvt. H. E. DeHart, husband of {Mrs. Betty E. DeHart, 3117 N. | Sherman drive, has been transferred {from Ft, Harrison to Ft. McClellan, {Ala., for basic training.

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