Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1944 — Page 19

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Becomes Navy Ensign While § I Su (Navy Flier Chalks Up 14/8 fa. Stationed at Princeton | | # ak | Strikes Against Isles and | = oN Local Man Is Named Tech-

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Robert Figg Garrie Miles Jr. oh Daf elena, ew Wilmer Preston Philip Hawkins } Gilbert Islands. Kryter, ave, | _ : ; LT, ROBERD FIGG (left), hus- has made 14 strikes against the| VVIWMER Ie PRESTON, son Off Chester E. Nelson, son of Mrs. band of Mrs. Anngmse Pigg, 1010 Bonins, Marianas, Carolines ana| i"; 80d Mrs. William Preston, 1357p. + Nelson, 4130 N. Capitol S. Sheffield ave, hms been pro- Madison ave, recently received his|,.o recently was promoted to the Japanese fleet. He is in a navy pilot's wings and was made a sergeant in the Gilbert

d technical Melldiver squadron, fight officer at Aloe, Tex, army |i anaes He is attached to a Curtiss

alr commando transport unit of a GARRIE MTLZS JR, Two Indianapolis men who sre COAST GUARDSMAN PHILIP Po Se Tecelying their initial naval indoc-|y, HAWKINS, seaman 1-c, 216 Hia1 Be, bed trination at Great Lakes, IIL, are watha, st, has been serving aboard [lan st is with a platoon of combat Honed somewhere in England. . |wilism Newion, 1312 8. Keystone\a: destroyer escort on corso duty on i who i lak in France on ave, and Richard F. Schafer, 1524/in the Atlantic and now is await- D-day and have been building N. Beville ave. ing. reassignment at Manhattan docks and repairing roads.

em Bead, NY. — Pvt. Lawrence E. Denny, hus- Frank B. Thompson Jr. medical

band of Mrs. Cornelia Denny, 1910 : technician, is visiting his parents, Koehne st, is at the army ground / e Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Thompson, Mars and service . forces redistribution Hill. He is stationed at Camp Shelstation, Miami Beach, Fla, after & ai) combat duty in Italy. : a Two Are Trans! a Two Indianapolis men who have transferred to Camp Robinfor basic training are

g Kenneth Oxford, husband df _ Margaret Oxford, 2010 N. st., and Earl T. Myer, son a on . and Mrs. Earl H. Myer, 4440

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AVIA Kenneth E. Orr, grandson of Mrs. gr Charge AVIATION CADETS PHILIP R.\q 'w. cole, 5015 N. Gompton st. : oat Account SS y HESTER and EDWARD L. BOER- (yo. ‘been promoted to staff sergeant i Y cantly comploted bas anapalis, 18: lin the Southwest Pacific. He is a {img at Ha field, S.C. "jradio op operator in a troop carrier "a A —— a x al Cpl. Robert Nix, son of Mr. and| Norbert B. Phillips, son of Mr| EE Mrs. Jack Nix, 420 E. 9th st, island Mrs. Everett Phillips, 514 Cot- Orders Filled home on furlough following com- ave, has enlisted in the air pletion of gunner’s school at Yuma, jage =Add 15¢ for Postage! Ariz, He has just recevied his pro- A

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Wins Good Conduct Medal Pfc. Ralph Vlivens, husband of Mrs. Doris Viivens, 23 8. Beville ave, has been awarded the good conduct medal. He wears the American defense ribbon and the Asiatic campaign ribbon with two stars.

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Maj. James P. Cook Jr. son of James P. Cook, 3419 N. Pennsylvania st, has been assigned assistant chief in the personnel division

Cook and daughter, Deborah, live in Evansville:

Lt. Robert 1. Crai Craig, husband of Mrs. Robert L. Craig, Golden Hill, recently completed an orientation ped oD ides te | 1 be g the 3 : 5 4 between training ir EL Be among the first to wear the new Frans, : 3 fall fashions. You will look and feel Pvt. william 8. Duncan, husband SH [1% ili th ADE er reas: husbal 1 3 e a million in the fashions now on has been transferred to Camp Clai- PR " display. borne, La. for basic training. on MF : Use Y Aord & to Wear — se four Famous Flies 55 Missions

T. Sgt. Walter J. Mites, son of| J} fmarf, Stunning Credit “Barkmase”

area and holds the air medal. § |

WTR Tedie, son of ME. wd Of Superior Fabrics. Boyish sions;

York st., recently received his pilot's IB Models, Reefer U4 rings sod commission us 34 tiew-| I Models, Richly $ field: J furred Tuccds $ 4 38

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Cpl. Randal Taylor, husband of Mrs, Betty Taylor, 1818 Barth ave. 1 . y has returned to duty at MacDill ; Suls'- 4 field, Fis, after a furlough. : > FE

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