Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1944 — Page 16

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Staton Ends Visit

Cpl. Robert H. Staton has re{turned to Ft. Meade, Md., after | visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Staton, 2538 English ave. {He was awarded the good conduct {medal and expert infantryman's el badge at Ft. McClellan, Ala., where {he graduated from enlisted cadre school.

Nigh Visits Here

William L. Nigh of Indianapolis, (veteran of a year's duty in New {Zealand and the Southwest Pacific ! las a pharmacist's mate 2-c, is a | pre-medical student in the navy VAb : > “} 112 program. He recently visited his 7% '! 0} | mother, Mrs. June V, Nigh, 3302 Se 7 yr lem st., and has returned. to the wl ce MEM |otrerats of Rochester, Rochester. FEDERAL SAVINGS RAND LOAN ASSN IN. Y. ‘ WIEN p 1s

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-| William W. Myers, former Indian-

; iapolis Times- photoghapher, now a H 3 ALTH QUI [flying instructor at Blackland field, Waco, Tex., has been promoted to

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Two Indianapolis officers with the 8th air force ‘in England who have been promoted to first lieutenants jare George S. Arnold, Fortress navi{gator and son of Mrs. Josephine H. Arnold, 4321 College ave., and Edward C. Gibson, B-17 co-pilot and ison of George Gibson, 1521 N, wWal-

| The war department has announced the promotion to lieutenant colonel of Robert P. Doolittle, of

114 N. Linwood st. {is a member of a contingent of 4 prisoner of war administrators and {guards in the Mediterranean theater

| Pfc. Clarence E. Kemp, 802 E. St. {Clair st. is serving with the mili{tary police in the European theater

First Lt. Robert Hasz, 1158 Laurel ist, is serving- with aU. S. army port. unit in the European theater The unit often works! __ {64 hours at a stretch to keep the | a {long lines of supply ships moving | |from English harbors to the liber-

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