Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1945 — Page 4

Pte. Elbert E. Manco, 624 N. Illinois st.,

Radio Operator Killed in Airplane Crash INDUCTED INTO NAVY

«An army sergeant died on Luzon, | a radio operator was Killed-dn a

=. plane crash in Vicksburg, Miss. and |

- lon Luzon,

prison camps.

returns a hug for a Red

Cross doughnut as he docks at New York with the returning 86th (Black Hawk) division, first combat division home from Europe.

Back at Camp Kilmer, N. J,

Photos by Victor Peterson

ready to start their 30-day fur-

loughs, are (left) Sgt. Cenate R. Long, m3 River Front st, Ravens-

wood, and Sgt. Walter E. Sudler, 516 N

apnapolis,

192/ 2T4311: LIE IR

| Minister MacKenzie King lost

V. Temple ave. beth of Indi-

LOSES ELECTION

‘Soldier Vote Denrives Him Of Parliament Seat.

OTTAWA, June 19 (U.P.) —Prime

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King led Bowerman by 263 votes in the civilian balloting, polling 7799 to Bowerman's 7928. Leaders of King's Liberal party,

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last June 11. The Liberals claimed that King's government would control at least 130 seats when Canada's 20ti h parlia. men convenes, The governmen needs 123 for a bare majority. The Liberal party won 120 seats in the recent election, dropping from th 156 they had in the last parliament Government spokesmen said, however, King would be supported oy eight independent Liberals and two members of the Bloc Populaire party, giving the government a working bloc of 130 house members

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WILL BE RE- ARGUED >

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two Indianapolis seamen are re- | {ported missing in the South Pa- | cific” One local soldier was wounded one in: Germany and three were freed 4 KILLED S. Sgt. Leland N. Shonk, brother | ‘of Mrs. Edna Hendrickson, 260 E| [Towa st, on Luzon, | Radio Operator Clifford W. Can- | aday Jr. El Segundo, Cal, grand-| 4615 | {Winthrop ave., in Vicksburg, Miss. MISSING

| Seaman 2-c James Elige Davis,

| Indianapolis, in the Pacific.

| Seaman 1-c Gordon Kraft Draga,i

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18925 E. 46th st, in the Pacific.

WOUNDED

Sgt. William PF. Logan, ~<1505|

Bradbury st, on Luzon.

! Arlington { English ave.

'DEAD—

{ Iowa st.,

_ crashed

MACKENZIE KING

Pvt. Robert C. Shulse, of 5000 Southeastern. Germany.

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LIBERATED Pvt. Frank Del Vecchio, MacPherson st.. in Germany. Second Lt. Carl B. Gerdts, 3660] blvd, in Germany | Melvin E. Sturgis, 1314 in Germany. { » nn |

2922 Sgt.

S. Sgt: Leland N. Shonk, brother of Mrs. Edna Hendrickson, 260 E. died Feb. 3 of wounds received the same day on Luzon. Sgt. Shonk, who was 23, was the| son of Mrs. Agnes ‘Shonk of In dianapolis. A graduate of Vernon high school, | Sgt. Shonk was an employee of the Bemis Bag Co before entering the army in October, 1942. He was sent to Hawali for training. ; He has five brothers, Everett, Hershell and Earl of Milroy, Ray-| mond of Indiandpolis and Pfc. Roy! D. Shonk in Germany, and another | sister, Mrs. Louisa Crulo of Indianapolis. ‘His nephew, Pvt. Hershell Hendrickson, son of Mrs. Edna Hendrick- | son, was killed November, 1943. » = = Radio Operator Clifford W. Canady Jr, grandson of Mrs. Goldie Schlegel, 4615 Winthrop ave., was Killed when a navy transport plane last Thursday at Vicks burg, Miss. Radio Operator Canaday was the husband of Mrs. Joyce Canaday of El Segundo, Cal, and the father of a 6-year-old datighter, Sandra May. He attended schools in Kansas City, Mo, and sang with. orchestras there before he entered the army. He has two sisters, Mrs. Frank Gumminger and Mrs. Lucille King, both of Kansas City, and an uncle, Charles F. Schiegel, 320 N. Holmes ave, and an aunt, Mrs, Thelma Roberts, 4832 Carvel ave, .

xr MISSING — Seaman l-¢ Gerden Kraft Draga, son of Mrs. Helen Draga, 8925 E.. 46th st., has been missing in action in the South Pacific since March. Seaman Draga, who was due| home on a rotation leave in April, enlisted in the navy in August, 1942, on his 17th birthday. He attended Lawrence high school and was aboard a submarine which received the presidential citation. He has two brothers in the navy, Seaman 1-c- Paul Draga in the South Pacific and Torpedoman 3-c | Walter Draga in California. Seaman Draga is the brother of Mrs. Doro- | thy Jane Klopfer, 706 Lyndhurst dr » = » Seaman 2-¢ James Elige Davis, Busband of Mrs. Mildred Davis,

TWO ARE KILLED IN TRAFFIC HERE

infant their lives yesterday. The victims were Saigftiel D. Robertson Jr year-old motorcyclist of West Newton The son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Robertson, 3631 W. 11th st, the Robertson child was killed in a twocar crash last night at 16th st. and Senate ave Mr. Haley received tal injures when his motorcycle rammed into a telepHone pole on Ind. 67 southwest of the city The deaths increased the county toll to 46 Samuel Robertson Ji with his grandfather Robertson, 37

and an elderly

traffic

mal accidents here 21-month-old and a 78John Haley

Marion

was riding Theodore 1160 Livingston ave. the driver, and his mother, Mrs. Lois Robertson and Patricia Wells, 10 Their automobile collided with one driven by Luther Williams, 42, 2056 Boulevard pl The baby was thrown from an open window by the impact. Mr. Robertson, wo received a possinle aw fracture, was taken to Metnodist, hospital. Mrs. Robertson and the Wells child were slightly inured Williams of reckless

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was arrested.on charges driving and drunken

HELD IN ‘FORK DEATH’ Police saxd a ‘lovers quarrel precipitated the fatal stabbing of Edward Basin, 27. of 3339 Middle t. at 6 a. m. today on the sidewalk of the 1300 block of Lafayette st Frances Goins, 19, of 1222 Lafayette rd. a woman acquaintance of Basin, was held on a vagrancy charge, alleged to have stabbed him with a fork.

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S. Sgt. Leland N. Shonk . . died on Luzon,

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Three local marines have been {awarded | wounds received in action.

1-¢ Gordon Kraft missing in the South

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THE INDIANAF OLIS TI TIMES ‘Hoosier Heroes: Sergeant Dies on Luzon;

| Doan was awarded his purple heart ‘at. a mass ceremony at Great Lakes.

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| ‘and the father of a two- year-old | | daughter, Judith Ann. | 2 {| Sgt. Melvin E Stargis, son of! { Mrs. Cartha Ferguson, formerly of | [1314 English ave, has been lib- | erated from a German prison camp. |

fin May, 1944. His capture by the!

~ Germans "Was reported on “a short R

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| HONORED—

Three Indianapolis men have {been awarded the bronze star for 'meriforious service. They are Pfc. William C. Gab‘onay, 228 N. Summit st. He received the award for helping kill an enemy {patrol and securing a bridge. Pfc. | Gabonay. is with the 40th division {on the Negros island. | A dental officer with the 32d infantry division artillery, Capt. Hor|ace G,-Abdon, husband of Mrs. Hor{ace Abdon, 5215 E. Washington st., was decorated for exceptional work |in the Leyte campaign. Pfc. Donald E. McCloud, son of { Mr, and Mrs. Tommy McCloud, 1144 ls. Denny st, was awarded the | bronze star for achievement with |the 9th army, un = = the purple heart for They are Pfc. Ernest Doan Jr. husband of Mrs, Wanda Doan, 1410 Laurel st, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Doan, 1802 E. 12th st. Pfc.

Cpl. Lawrence E. Barnes, son of auline © Patterson, Bri ort,. received the purple | {heart at the same mass ceremony. Pvt. Earl L. Fleener Jr, who was | wounded on Iwo Jima, was aw arded |

'the purple heart somewhere in the

| Pacific.

He is the son of Mr. and!

+: Mrs. Earl L. Fleener Sr., 1702 Blaine |

Ernest Doan Receives medal

E. McCloud Decorated

ave,

8 n u | David L. Beard, husband of Mrs. Marjorie M. Beard, 4016 By- | ram ave, has been awarded the!

| | bronze star medal for heroic pio | |

Pfc.

near Engwiller, France in December, 1944. Besides the bronze star, he also holds the purple heart, combat in-|

|fantryman’s badge and two cam-! 'paign stars. !

Lawrence Barnes Frederick Leach Wins Honor Honored

Adams, is listed by the navy depart- | ment as missing in action in the Pacific. He is the son of Mrs. Adelee Davis of Indianapolis and of James F. Davis of Vevay. i

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Pvt. Frank Del Vecchio, husband of Mrs. Barbara Del Vecchio, 2922) MacPherson st., was liberated from’ a German prison camp April 24. He was captured. Dec, 16, 1944, in the battle of the bulge. A member of the 106th division. Pvt. Del Vecchio was wounded when he was taken prisoner. eH ® An infantry officer with the 84th anti-tank division, 2d Lt. Carl B, Gerdts, husband of Mrs. Joan Gerdts, 3660 Arlington blvd, was liberated April 22 in Germany by the Russians. He was returned to

Lt, Gerdts was captured Nov. 19, He is a graduate of Technical high school and Butler university and was employed by Hilgemeier & Bros. Inc., before! entering the army in March, 1944. Lt. Gerdts, who received his comrhission at Ft. Benning, Ga., May 2, 1944, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Gerdts, 6000 S. East st., n n

WOUNDED—

Sgt. William F. Legan, brother of Mrs. Mary E. Kress, 1505 Bradbury st, was wounded May 23 on Luzon. He has been overseas 18 months. A graduate of Cathedral high school, Sgt. Logan was employed by | the U. S. Rubber Co. before enter- | ing the army in December, 1942. He has two brothers in the serve | Arthur Logan in France! and Capt. George Logan, a veteran! of a year in Germany, now stationed in Missouri. n » » Pvt. Robert C. Shuise, husband of | Mrs. Mona -Shulse, formerly of 5000 | Southeastern ave., was wounded in| street fighting in Germany three days before V-E day. ! A former employee of the Allison plant, Pvt. Shulse is in a hospital in Paris. His wife and four children now live ind St. Petersburg, Fla.

German {wears three battle stars.

Pharmacist's Mate 3-c¢ Frederick! K. Leach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leach, 728 N. East st., received the

‘bronze star medal for outstanding services during the fighting on Sai-

pan and Tarawa. ” ” » Sgt. James D. Rossell, husband of Mrs, Alice Rossell, 1911 Nowland ave, has been awarded the bronze star medal in Germany. A veteran of the Normandy and campaigns, Sgt. Rossell

son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rossell, 781 West dr., Woodruff Place.

STATE—

The names of the following Indiana servicemen appear on today’s official casualty list: NAVY DEAD Marine Pvt. Peter C. Poolitsan Bloom-!

ngton: Marine T. Bg! Cares P. Stephenson, Mart insvilie

NAVY MISSING Steward's Mate 3-¢c Vernon Vernon

Kirk, Mount

ARMY DEAD—EUROPE

8. Sgt. Prank A Ashley, Frankfort; Roland C. Kern, Bedford

ARMY DEAD—PACIFIC

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26 MORE LOCAL MEN:

Twenty-four more Indianapolis | men have been inducted into the | navy through the local recruiting | station in the June 8-14 period.

wood ave, -and Carl Prankiin Miller, 561 N. Tecumseh st. Harley Cleveland Adams Jr, R. R. 18, Box 658; Robert Omar LaPorte, 1738 Ingram st; Edward White Miskowiec, 1041 Warman ave Harry Elbert Patiison, 3330 N. Keystone ave.. George Leon Willard, 1222 Groff ave; Samuel Henry |

{ Hild, 1247 Bellefontaine Vg" Norman Predrick Littlejohn, 735 \ King ave. ; Lawrence James Moran, 250 N acoma st, and Louis John Semich, 926 Ketcham st.

TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1945

HOOSIER ‘PILOT. DIES. + AS PLANE CRASHES,

‘NEW HARMONY, Ind. June 19 (U. P.).—Willard -Moose, Winamac,™¥ Ind, test pilot for the Republic Aviationi Corporation of Evansville, | was killed yesterday when a $- -47 Thunderbolt plane crashed near an

‘| oil well south of here.

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Harold Eugene Beaver, st.; Jack William Bennett, 819 8 Holt Edward Glen Birge, 3455 WW, Sgt. Sturgis was captured in Italy| oH Robert Dean Boyer. Robert Leon Brittain, 1240 Berwick av ower

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