Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1944 — Page 20

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Five Brothers and Sister | Assigned to Areas Far Apart.

| Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Stephens, ‘Bloomington, now have six. children serving in the armed forces. | They are: : EYE

Chester A, Stephens, fireman 2-¢, husband of Mrs. Catherine Stephens, Bloom- { ington, in the navy; . Willlam Dale | Stephens, husband of Mrs. Wanetta | Stephens, with the army in France; Cpl. { Paul E. Stephens, in Camp Carson, Colo. | hospital after serving in she Aleutians { 20 months; Pvt. Mary G. Stephens, a + WAC - stationed -in Egypt; Pvt. Olaf W. | Stephens, based at Enid Army Air Field, | Okla., and _John Robert Stephens, A-§, |in training Rt Camp Perry, Va. ®

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{pand of Mrs. Esther Easton, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Easton, | serving in, New Guinea.

. | Board 5 Inducts

| The following men have been inducted by Marion county local | board No, 5: | David Eugene Kemper, 2310 N. Meridian st.; Hershel M. Bewley, Ft. Wayne; Donald | Ray Smith, 4614 Young st.; Edward Grant Fairringer, 1109 Congress st.; Paul Melvin Baxter, 3119 W. 16th st.; Carlin Floyd Camden, 413 Goodlet: John Joseph Moore, 3346 W. Michigan William Lowell Raney, 102 N. Elder st.; Robert Edward LSigmund, 1105 Groff ave.; James William Thomas, 1312 W. Market st.; Julon Roy Simpson, 140 Blackford st.: George Paul Murley, 203 Blake st.,, and Arnold J. Yeatley, 1105 N. Concord ave.

Great Lakes Graduates

| Seven Indianapolis men have

(111, naval training school. They are: | Evan W. Miller, §235 Camden st.: Robert | M. Youngling, N. Colorado ave.; | James A. Lentz, R. R. 5; Kenneth L. | Steinbueh, 837 8. Butler st: Everett W. | Fosnot, 1124 N, Tuxedo st.; Thomas 8. { Bramlett, 406 8. Sherman dr., and Norval | J. Brockiehurst, 3633 Orchard ave.

T. Sgt. Basil L. Drake, 873 East dr, Woodruff Place, was among one of the first soldiers to purchase

a war bond in the 8th air force Victory Squadron drive, His base achieved. its.goal three weeks ahead of schedule. Another Indianapolis man, T. Sgt. Walter Blankenship, husband of Mrs. Goldie Blankenship, 2835 North Gale st., also “signed the book” for purchase of a war bond in addition to the regular deductions. His unit was the first division of the 8th to reach its quota of $888,000.

Lt. Tumlin in England

First Lt. Rupert - M. Tumlin, Lafayette, son of Maj. J. W. Tumlin, Italy, and Mrs. Moise Stock, Lafayette, is with thé 8th A. A. F. in

Ml | England.

Lt. Joseph S. Ryan, son of Mrs. Wanda D. Shearer, 14th st., and Pleasant Run blvd., has been promoted to captain at Ft, Monmouth, N. J.

Promoted to Corporal

Walter Eugene Dillehay, son of Edward Dillehay, 255 E. Iowa st. has been promoted to corporal in the marine corps. He is at Camp Pendleton, Cal. >

Two Indianapolis men have graduated from school at Keesler

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{ Field, Miss. They are Pvt. Lawrence L. Ilg Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Ilg, 214° Pleasant Run blvd, and Pvt. Charles E. Waggoner, son of Mr. and Mrs.

graduated from the Great Lakes, |!

Arthur Zinkin Freeman Abbitt LT. ARTHUR ZINKIN JR. recently returned from the Persian Gulf command, has been assigned as informatioh and education officer at a redistribution station, Miami Beach, Fla. He is the husband of Yvonne Zinkin, formerly with the army. nurse corps at Tehran and now residing here. = FREEMAN ABBITT, seaman 1l-c in the coast guard and son of Mr. and Mrs, Edison Abbitt, has taken part in four South Pacific invasions. In his 15 months at sea, he was in the assaults on Treasury Island, Bougainville, ‘Green Island and Saipan.

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Dearld Kinley Leroy Owen

DEARLD C. KINLEY, seaman 2-¢; son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Kinley, 5814 N. King ave., and husband of Mrs. Mae Kinley, 2911 Rader st., is in the South: Pacific, ‘LEROY W. OWEN, 525 N. Bancroft st., was commissioned a flight officer on graduating from Frederick Army Air Field, Okla. 5

Dwight Williams Russell Leonard

DWIGHT E. WILLIAMS, seaman 1-c¢, husband of Mrs. D. E. Williams, 1930 Parker ave. recently visited here before reporting to Jacksonville, Fla., for advanced training. COAST GUARDSMAN RUSSELL F. LEONARD, yeoman 2-c, of New Palestine, has been cited for displaying “courage and outstanding devotion to duty” during a serious fire that followed explosions at a Pacific port last May.

‘Herbert D. Tope John Roney

SECOND LT. HERBERT D. |TOPE, 6281 Central ave., has graduated from San Antonio aviation cadet center, Tex. JOHN RONEY, fire céntrolman

| Harry Waggoner, 1162 N. King ave. 3-c, 1250 S. Talbott st. is aboard a

In Signal Corps

| Pfc, John T. D’Alton, veteran of ‘more than two years in Alaska and the ~ Aleutian Islands, has been {assigned to duty with the signal {corps aircraft signal agency at Wright field, Dayton, O. He is the son of William P, D’Alton, 540 N.

Oriental ave.

coast guard manned troop transport in the Atlantic.

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Local Soldier Is Veteran of War in Pacific

Theater.

Frank Fahle, veteran of Tth A. A, F. campaigns in Ellice, Gilbert and Marshall islands; has been promoted to captain and given the post: of first operations officer at the Pacific base. His wife, Mrs. Helen Fahle, and son, Ronald, reside at 3949 College ave, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Fahle, live at 5665 E. St. Clair st.

Williams Winds Up Course

Second Lt. Marion A. Williams; son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams, R. R. 9, Box 530, has completed a course to bridge the gap between training in this country and combat duty in France. He is with the air force in England,

John R. Basch, husband of Mrs. Jayne Basch, 2337 Kenwood ‘ave. has been promoted to first lieutenant at an 8th air force Liberator station in England. A navigator on the heavy bombers, he has been awarded the air medal with two oak leaf clusters.

Gets Battle Star Sgt. William D. Lambert, husband of Mrs. Josephine Lambert, 1040 Udel] st., has been given the battle participation star” to the European campaign ribbon, He is a radio mechanic with the 9th air force. :

Pfc. Theo K. Martin, ‘son of Mr, and Mrs, Bennie Martin, 416 Sanders st, is a rifleman with the Americal division in the Southwest Pacific. Pvt. Martin, overseas for 11 months, served on Bougainville and holds the combat infantryman badge.

WAC Finishes Course

Pvt. Jean Genella Morford, 249 Detroit st.,, has completed elerk school at the WAC training center at Ft. Des Moines, Ia.

S. Sgt. Clarence R. Gardner, Indianapolis, veteran of 53 air missions over Europe and Africa, is at a redistribution center at Miami Beach, Fla. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Gardner, reside at 1862 Barth ave.

4 Months in Europe

Pvt. Everett Johnson, husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, 2905 N. Talbot ave, has served in Europe four months.

Two service men have been transferred from Camp Atterbury to training camps. Pvt. James W. T. Mains, son of Mrs. Lottie LeMasters, 1312 W, Market st., was sent to Ft.

sent to Camp Wolters, Tex.

Paul S. Weber Jr., 623 8. West st., and Wilson C. ‘Wooten, 1736 Ludlow ave, became eligible for petty officer ratings or radiomen 3-¢ after graduation from naval

Chicago recently.

8. Sgt. James R. Dowden, 1861 Dexter st., and Sgt. Mondis A. Sandefur, Franklin, are stationed at an army general hospital in England.

Edith C. Walker, 6041 College ave.,, has reported to San Diego, Cal., for duty with the WAVES.

First Lt. Donald Stewart, Indianapolis, was navigator of the “But-

Richard 'C. Madden, 301 N. Ta-|ton Nose” a B-17 which crashed in

coma ave. has been promoted to{ Normandy.

The ship was aban-

the grade of staff sergeant at{doned wtih two engines dead, a Wright fleld, Dayton, O., where he | third streaming oil, and fire in the

was recently assigned.

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Lt. Donald Stewart Escapes

Sill, Okla., and Pvt, James J. Irby, |. son of James A. Irby, Sheridan, was : 5

training school at the University of | §

Stricken Bomber in France

fuel lines and bombs which eould not. be released, the war department disclosed. .

In New Britain

Second Lt. Margaret M, Basey, sister of Mrs. Chester Coe, 2608 E. Washington st., was one of the first white women to set foot on New Britain since the Japanese overran the. Pacific. She was previously assigned to nursing--duty at hospitals in Australia and New Guinea.

Pfc. John P. Stout, husband of Mrs. Wanda Stout and son of Mrs. Bertha Stout, 2317 Cerfner ave. has been assigned to signal corps aircraft signal agency at Wright field, Dayton, O.

Sallee in England

Pfc. Delbert R. Sallee, 2132 Clay st., is serving with a truck convoy in Southern England. Attached to the 9th air force, this group works day and night to keep supplies moving to and from the vital invasion supply bases,

Cpl. Chester R. Davis, husband of Mrs. Pauline Davis, 1114 W, Congress st, and son of Mr. and Mrs.

is a tool grinder in the largest air service command depot in Britain. Pvt. Philip J. Hobbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hobbs, 1001 W. 32d st, is in air force radio school at Truax Field, Wis.

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