Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1944 — Page 11

THURSDAY, AUG. 24, 1944 .

r ROME, Aug. 24 (U. P).—Maj. Herschel Green, 24, ‘Mayfield, Ky., fighter pilot, yesterday destroyed & German FW-190 for his: 18th serial victory and became the

_ Maj.Green Downs 18th Nazi Plane

leading fighter pilot in the Medi~ terranean theater in point of enemy planes destroyed, Previously he was tied at 17 with Capt. James Varnell of Charles. ton; Tenn.

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In the Service—

FOUGHT 33 DAYS WITHOUT RELIEF

Airborne Troopers Atkins And Sweet in Assault On Normandy.

Two Indianapolis men, Cpl. John Pp. Sweet, 47 W. 32d st, and Pvt. Joseph Atkins, 816 N, Meridian st.,

served with the 82d airborne division which fought the enemy 33 days in Normandy without relief. The unit dropped behind enemy lines, fighting for nearly 34 hours before contact with friendly forces, and continuing for 33 days in the battle, accomplishing every mission assigned it.

Win Promotions

Eight Indianapolis men recently received promotions. The soldiers

and their new ratings are:

Sgt. Willis A. Cruise, husband of Mrs. Kathryn Cruise, and son: of Mr. and Mrs. John Cruise, 602 N. Tacoma ave., at Harvard, Neb.; Cpl. Robert N, Ellis, hus-

and son of Dr. and Mrs, C. B. Ellis, 1303 N. Keystone ave., at Sedalia army air fleld, Mo.; Sgt. Chester F, Rather, husband of Mrs. Bevie Rather. 1302 8. Sher- .. in England; T. 8gt. Robert E. | Robertson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. “fr Pig: | land; Sgt. Harold T. Losh, son of Mrs. {Ida E. Losh, R. R. 7, in Italy: 8. Sgt, | Edgar A, Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrah A Cook. 37 N. Randolph st, in Italy: Bgt. Glenn E. McGoron Jr. son of Mr and Mrs. Glenn E. McGoron of out Werverd; “Nebu— and Cpl Paul E. Blackwell; at Moses Lake, Wash, army air field

Two Indianapolis men who recently were transferred to Smyrna

pilot training are Lt. John S. Chisholm, son of Mr. and Mrs. M, W. Chisholm, 2452 N. Talbot ave., and husband of Mrs. Josinah Chisholm,

ficer David C. Kelso, son of Mrs. June M. Kelso, 2936 E. Washington st,

Pvt. Mary V. Mavity, 1471 N. New Jersey st, is with a WAC detach-

army air field, Tenn. for Lomber |

band of Mrs. Dorothy Rentchler Ellis,

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4242 Winthrop ave., and Flight Of-}

{Kay, returned to Ft. Sill, Okla., with ih

Back on Duty

Tony Miller Harold Brown

LT. (jg) TONY MILLER, JR, | veteran of 31 months in the South Pacific, has reported to Jacksonville, Fla., after visiting his sisters, Mrs. Marie Brown, 2933 Hillside ave. and Mrs. Lewis Wickershan, 933 N. Ewing st. Lt. Miller, who participated in eight major South Pacific battles, has been in the navy 23 years. ’

His nephew, CPL. HAROLD C. BROWN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brown, 2933 Hillside ave. recently visited his parents and sister, Mrs. William Manering, 2934 Brouse st. His wife, Mary, son Richard, and daughter, Claudia

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Kenneth Johnson William Johnson |

KENNETH C. JOHNSON, son of} Mr. and Mrs. William A. Johnson, | R. R. 8, Box 334, is an athletic instructor at a naval air station in|

the Pacific. | WILLIAM A. JOHNSON, his

brother, is in radio aerial gunnery

school at Norman, Okla. An uncle]

of the brothers, Cpl. Leon McCool, veteran of two years at sea, is now visiting his wife, Maxine, and daughter Patty, at 20403 N. Talbot st.

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I son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Williams, {2711 E. North st., became eligible to qualify for the petty officer .ating of motor machinist’s mate 3-c.

RESERVE RATING

Floyd E. Robbins, son of Mr. and Amt Promoted Mrs.. Ross Robbins, Jamestown, re-| John L. Ami, 835 Parkway ave, cently was commissioned an ensign Das been promoted to master serin the naval reserve. He has served (Beant at headquarters, army ground in European and Pacific waters and forces, Washington, D. C. ived the to: oing of ar i emerseier Jurvived which i m ST Tyo Indianapolis bluejackets are storekeeper 2-cC. in. boot training at Great Lakes, Ill. They are L. Virgil Cronley, son Upon graduation from the Dia sel of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cronley, 737 school at the University of Illinois, | Standish ave, and James L. Dean, | Urbana, Ill, George B. Williams Jr. ' son of Mrs. J. L. Dean, 620 Cole st.

‘12 days’ sick leave at home. He en- |

ey : Graduated From [ies di vom Army AST Unit, Risley With the Navy Ensign James R. Risley, son of

Put. Colin V. Dunbar, son of i | Mr. and Mrs. Roger Risley of Ac and Mrs. C. V. Dunbar, 3615 Watson ton, is co-pilot of a navy pase] rd., recently was graduated from the | bomber at Hutchinson, Kas.

army specialized training program | at the University. of Kentucky. I R 1) 0 3 K 3 R oF 4

Lt. John W. Devine, son of Mrs. Eva W. Devine, 419 N. State ave,,| has returned to the Fort Worth, ! Tex., army air field after spending |

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