Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1944 — Page 30

T SMITH E SERGEANT

Steves Wi 510 5th Air Force In Southwest Pacific. * Opl. Robert F. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neiburger, 977 Lesley , has hgen promoted to sergeant. He is with the 5th air force in the | Southwest Pacific and holds the % dential citation and ‘the AsiPacific campaign ribbon with

two stars for participation in the new Guinea and Papuan campaigns,

Shifted From Atterbury The following men have been

; Serving Overseas

Louis 8. "- Evan FIRST LT. RAYMOND L. BURNETT, husband of Mrs. Rosemary Burnett, 1858 Loretta dr., Homecroft, and son of Mr, and Mrs. 0. C. Burnett, 401 Minerva st., has been overseas 21 months and now is serving in France. SEAMAN 2-¢ LOUIS S. EVAN, husband of Mrs. Barbara Evan, 770 N. Concord ave., is serving with the navy somewhere in Africa.

Raymond L. Burnett ~

transferred from Camp Atterbury

to training stations: Pvts. William Rusher, husband of “el Rusher, Gosport; Dode Hall Jr. husband of Mrs. Alice Hall, 812 E. st. Clair st.; Harry Oliver, husband of Mrs. Helen Oliver, 917 E. Washington st. and Raymond Cromlich, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles O. Cromlich, Greenwood, all to Samp Blanding, Fla. Pyt. Kenneth Raymer, son of Mrs. Laura Raymer, 652. 8.

807 Camp 3 Pvt. Robert Brown, son of . John Brown, Switz City, Ky; Pvt. Donald Lowe, . Esther Lowe, 2101 Singleton st. to Shepi feild, Tex., and Pyts. Harry Miller, Mrs. Wina Miller, 475 Holt wu Pvt, oF Biggs, son of Mrs, Willie 224% E. Washington st, and Pvt, Hudson, fSband of Mrs. Martha

Judson, 2454 ckburn st, to Camp Ww 8, Tex.

Completes Air Training

Lt. Charles Everett Gunther, husband of Mrs. Theresa Gunther, 1029 | Chadwick st. has completed training at an air service station in Europe.

Lt. Thomas R. Drybrough, son of Mr, and Mrs. Howard T. Griffith, 5760 N. Pennsylvania st. recently completed a special orientation course at an air base in Europe.

‘With European Forces *

: Second It. Kenneth Wise, son of Lucille ‘Wise, Ravenswood, Ind. is ‘with the alr forces in Europe.

Pvt. Eis Flora Teceived ‘the European campaign ribbon with one battle star after serving eight months in Italy. Pvt. Flora, 919 Elm st, has returned to the U.S.

‘|C. Brant, 2325 Durham dr.;

David Goldstein Carroll Roberts

PVT. DAVID 8. GOLDSTEIN, marine son of Mr. and Mrs, Jacob

training at San Diego, Cal CAPT. CARROLL ROBERTS JR., son of Carroll Roberts, 1205 N, Denny st., and Mrs. Virginia Mann, 2122 W. Minnesota st., has been appointed commanding officer of an 8th air foree station in England. The new assighment is in -addition to his

ficer,

Six Marion county men recently graduated from Great Lakes, Ill, training station. They were David W. Fruits, 2537 Brookway; Myron Kenneth H, Clair, 470 Haugh st.; Leonard Pavey, 4532 Millersville rd.; George Kennelly, 907 N. Butler ave., and John L. Redding, Clermont,

Sgts. Paul E. Brange, Horace M. Price and Robert E. Walker, all of Indianapolis, have been awarded the good conduct medal at Stout field.

Goldstein, 1350 Barth ave, is in|gai’ fed La, and has returned to

duties as station transportation of- 3

ARTIST 1S NOW SUPPLY CLERK

Still Finds Time to Draw For Post Newspaper.

Maybe the job of supply clerk isn’t an artist's dream but Pvt. Tommy J. Pruitt. of Indianapolis, winner of two art scholarships, finds time to draw for the post newspaper. Pvt. Pruitt, the son of Mrs. William Pruitt, 210 W. 43d st., is stationed with 1st weather reconnaissanse squadron at Grenier field, N. H. He was formerly stationed at Amarillo, Tex., where he drew covers for the weekly bulletins published by the chaplain. Before Uncle Sam beckoned Pvt. Pruitt managed to win the Herron Art Institute of Indianapolis scholarship and a scholarship ‘awarded by the Dallas, Tex., News, 'which was good for one year at the |f | Dallas art school. He entered the | service before completing this course. ! A brother, Robert, who is in the naval reserve, has just graduated from the University of Washington.

Complete M. P. Course

Sgt. Robert F. Neidhamer, 1540 N. Rural st., has completed a fourweek's training course at the military police training center at Barks-

his home station, Fresno, Cal.

Serving with a railway battalion in France are the following Indiana men: Pfc. Howard McDaniel, 1202 W. New York st.; Pvt. Claude L. Johnson, Richmond; Cpl. Louis D. Menaugh, Bedford; Cpl. Charles D. Shrover, Hammond; cpl ohn L. Walsch, Holton; Cpl Joseph . Wallace A.

Pt. Wayne, and or. Earl E Bealmear Jr., Terre Haute. Ann Bray, sister of Mrs, Ernest Hadley, 831 N. Campbell st. has been commisisoned a second lieutenant in the WAC. Lt. Bray is the daughter of Mrs. Dorcas Bray, Martinsville, and the brother of Lt. Col. William G. Bray, battalion commander with the armored forces in the South Pacific,

The good conduct medal has been awarded Pfc. Clyde D. Sears, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sears, 1241 Tecumseh st.

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