Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1944 — Page 5

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|1ne, here. Lt. Engleman and his

RAISED IN RANK wife live in Xenia, O, Harold T. Engleman, son of Mr. - and Mrs, I O. Ingleman, 245 Blue Ridge rd, has been promoted to first

Gets Transfer Pvt. George Purkhiser, husband of

Marine Buford M. Wood of Indianapolis has completed the avia‘tion machinists mate school a moted to private first class. His wife, Mrs, B. M. Wood, and son Adrian live at 1214 Oliver ave,

Aviation Cadet John S. Smith, son of H. B. Smith, 3148 Northwestern ave. was graduated recently from

the A. A. F. Beafile gunnery school St Laredo fleld, Tex.

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Milton E.Ludlow R.C. Roper

T. SGT. MILTON E., LUDLOW, husband of Mrs. Alice I. Ludlow, 6723 E. Washington st. is serving as a member of a B-24 Liberator bomber crew that recently scored a heavy Jit on a.Jap crviser in the Pacific.

LT. RICHARD C. ROPER, husband of the former Theélma I. Mayer, of Inez, Tex., and son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Roper, 6225 Washington . blvd,, flies his P-51 Mustang “Blue Eyes,” named for his wife, over France .and Germany.

Joseph 0. Carson R.E. Roudebush

JOSEPH O. CARSON, former Indianapolis attorney, has been promoted to major at Truax field, Wis. ROBERT EUGENE ROUDEBUSH, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Roudebush, 3209 E. 16th st, has received his wings at the Polaris

flight academy, Lancaster, Cal.

RANK OF ENSIGN

Shelbyville High School Teacher Now in | “South Carolina.

Former

Charles W. Rainey, former faculty member of the Shelbyville high school, has been promoted to ensign at the Charleston, S. C., navy yard, where he is assigned to the radio section of the public relations office. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Rainey, 1629 Allison st. and his wife, Mary, is with him in North Charleston.

'N. E. Lewis, son of Mr, and Mrs. N. L. Lewis of Brownsburg, has been promoted to private first class at an 8th A. A. F, bomber station in England,

Two Win Medal Two Indianapolis men were among 50 enlisted men of a railway shop battalion in England who were recently awarded the good conduct medal. They are Cpl. Arthur L. wilder, R. R. 5, and Pfc. Gerald F. Osborn, 114 N. Bradley st.

Arthur E. Henson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lohman, 834 E, Wyoming st., was a member of a naval crew in the American assault force on D-day. A veteran of action in the Caribbean and North Atlantic, he has been promoted to gunner's mate third class.

Light Takes akes Training Second Lt. Walter M. Light of In-

dianapolis has been selected to: at-|y

tend the full-track vehicle course at Ft. Sill, Okla.

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FIRST LT. GEORGE J. TRIT-| TIPO of Indianapolis, holder of the! air medal and presidential citation, | was graduated ‘recently from an | A. A. F. school at Matagorda Penin- | sula, Tex. . He is the husband of Mrs. Norma Trittipo of Indianapolis! and is a veteran of 81 combat! flights in the North African and Italian campaigns. The veteran dive bomber pilot is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Walter L. Trittipo, 2920 N. Olney st. PFC. SAMUEL RICH JR, 21-! year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, Sam-| uel E. Rich, 1715 Gimber st, is serv-, ing in England.

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Sots. Powell, Ronk Are With Mobile Unit | In England. |

*Two Indianapolis: men are mem- | bers of an army quartermaster mo- | bile. bakery company in Englarid | who are turning out more than! 20,000 pounds of bread daily to feed | America’s liberation forces. Sgt. Carl Powell, a baker, is the | son of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Powell | 517 N. Oakland ave. He has a brother, Apprentice Seaman Ray Powell, in the navy. Sgt. Karl H. Ronk, son of Karl D. Ronk, 315 Roosevelt ave. oper- | ates a dough nixing machine.

Sgt. Robert H. Dyer Dyer, 1209; Wright st., is a member of a choir of 15 American soldiers in the European theater of operations that has sung in three foreign countries since it was organized in 1942,

Airplane mechanic gunner at a {8th air force bomber base in Eng- { land, Fred P. Crawford, former bar- | tender at the Lincoln hotel, has been | promoted to technical -sergeant. He | is the husband of Mrs. Lois Craw- | ford, 226 E. 12th st.

Promoted to Corporal | Serving in a quartermaster platoon of the A. "A. F, ground crew ron New Caledonia, Ernest L. Baker (has been promoted to corporal, according to word received by his par

lieutenant at Wright field, Dayton;/Mrs. Wilma Purkhiser of Green- YOU O. Prior to entering the service he wood, has been transferred from Ft. R hai? A was vice president and general man-| Harrison to Camp Blanding, Fla. HAIR Moroline . ager of the Frozen + Products Co.,{ for basic training,

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jents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker,

[R. R. 3, Box 745.. He has been over- | seas more than 20 months.

Pfc. Wayne Gardner, 641 Home i pl, was among 102 members of the

{in northern Ireland who were re{cently awarded the good conduct medal.

Serving in M. Ps Two Indianapolis men are mbers of a military police contingent inow serving in the Mediterranean | theater of operations. They are Sgt. | Charles H. Smith, son of Mrs. Julia | Kirkpatrick, R. R. 20, Box 743, and { Cpl. Carl E. Rebenack, son of Mrs. { Louise H. Smith, R. R. 16, Box, 539.

Aviation Cadet Frank W. McCord, ison of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McCord, {1568 S. Emerson ave., is at Cochran

| ordnance section of an infantry unit 3

field, Ga., for flight training.

Veteran of 23 months in the Euiropean theater of operations, M. | Sgt. George Callaghan of Indian- | apolis has returned to the states and is stationed at Miami Beach, Fla. 4 He served as an aircraft mechanic,

First, Lt. Lloyd Carder, son ‘of { Capt. and Mrs. Alva L. Carder, 934 {W. 33d st. received his pilot wings {at Spence field, Ga., recently. Lt. { Carder, who served in the infantry {in the Canal Zone prior to trans- | ferring to the A. A. P.,, returned to ithe states in September.

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