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THURSDAY, JULYS 1005 =."
é Fire by friction is one of the musts that scouts learn. Practicing are (left to right) Jay Thomas, 929 N. Linwood ave.; David St. Pierre, 602 E. 59th st, and James Ray, 806 N. Delaware st,
The second camping session of the summer season for Boy Scouts at Camp Chank-tun-un-gi is underway for a two-week period, About 240 are attending. A camping class of 27 is living
under canvas. Paul Conrad and Don Covall are directors. Jobe E. Moore is a céAndidate for the camp's highest rank of Minnisino. Camp director is H. T. Vitz. Junior staff leaders are Bob
giddy scout at camp at one time or another does a turn at handi- a Turning out a pair of beach slippers is Dan Hiner, 6430 Cen-
craft.
tral ave. (right) aided by Ray Orebaugh, 529 N. Belleview pl.
Avels, ‘commandant; LeRoy Hoffman and Eugene Crum, section leaders, and Ted Stegg, Tom Washburn, Doug Gill, James Jamison, Bob Crosby, J. B. King, Jack Brown, Glenn Reasoner and
Louis Wuellner, troop leaders. ,.The former camp commandant, Charles Brockman, has enrolled at Purdue university, The com=- | missary is under the direction of Roger Riley.
Hoosier Heroes: Two Local Men Dead, B-29 Pilot Missing
DEAD—
An’ artilleryman, S. Sgt. Hugh E,
"Morris, son of Mrs. Ralph Masten,
2101 N. Pennsylvania st., died June 13, of injuries received in a truck accident a week before at Wurzpurg, Germany. . Sgt. Morris, who was 27, had been in service five-years and overseas nine months, He was graduated from Avon high school, Hendricks county, in 1936, and. formerly was employed as an. undertaker’s-assist-ant, Sgt. Morris was a member of the Christian church and the Oakland, Cal, Masonic lodge. * Surviving besides the mother, are the stepfather, Ralph’ Masten; the maternal grandmother, Mrs. Miles Hoggatt, LaFontaine; the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ed Norris, Morristown, and an aunt, Mrs. Herman Stevens, Converse. ” tJ » A member of the 38th Cyclone division, Pfc. Roy W. of Mrs. Hazel Cassady, 1407 Lawton st, and husband of Mrs. Lenora Whalen, “Dayton, Wash, was reported killed on Luzon June 12, Pvt. Whalen, who had been em-
ployed at the Link-Belt Co. before!
entering service in September, 1944, went, overseas in February and had been awarded the combat infantry badge. He was 26 and was gradu-
ated from schools in Brownsville, |
Ky. Surviving besides the: wife and mother, are a daughter, Virginia Ann, 6; his father, Wilson Whalen
and Laverne of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Elsie Johnson, Louisville, and three “brothers, Clyde and Charles, Indianapolis, and. Cecil, a member
of a tank: battalion now in Germany.
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Pfc. Roy W. Whalen , . . killed on Luzon.
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Capt. David G. Sims , , . missing over Tinian.
ISSING—
Capt. David G. Sims, B-29 pilot, husband of Mrs. Elnora I. Sims and son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Z. 1128 N. Oakland ave. has been listed as missing ‘in action since May 25 over Tinian. With the first’ group of B-29's to go overseas, Capt. Sims went to India in March, 1944, where he flew supplies over the Himalayas
{until May of this year, when he
was moved to the Marjanas. He holds the air medal with four oak leaf clusters, the distinguished flying" cross and the certificate of merit, Before entering the air force in May, 1941, he was employed at the D. A. Lubricant Co. Inc. Capt. Sims, who is 29, was graduated from Technical high school and attended Butler university. His Brother, Ensign Robin L. Sims, a
navy pilot, was Killed in line’ of duty Feb. 8, 1943. s » " WOUNDED—
Seaman 2-¢ Maurice Abner Dillon, son of Mrs. Ethel Marie Dillon, 248 N. 9th _ st, Beech Grove, was wounded April 6 during a Jap suicide attack on his ship, and is now home on leave. Overseas 14 months, the 22-year-old sailor participated in the invasions of Luzon and. Leyte, Before entering service 17 months ago, he was employed by the. New York Central railroad in Beech Grove and attended; Beech Grove high school. s o o A co-pilot of a B-29, 2d Lt. Robert M. Woliver, husband of Mrs. Doris Juanita Wolivef, R. R. 7, Box 574, was wounded in a raid over Japan June 1. Lt. Woliver and the crew brought
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8. Sgt. Hugh E. Morris . . . died of injuries im Germany. :
the damaged ship back to Iwo Jima and then bailed out. The pilot was killed in the raid which damaged the Superfortress so that the bomb bay doors jammed.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Woliver, 3201 Lockburn st., Lt. Woliver is a graduate of Decatur Central high school and was employed by the: Wm. H. Block Co. before he entered the air corps June 12, 1943. He has been overseas since April and is now in a hospital on Guam. Lt. Woliver holds the purple heart and the air medal and was wounded on the 8th mission, “His brother, Apprentice Seaman Doyne Woliver, is “in boot tre’ ng at Great Lakes. = » ” Seaman 1-¢ Robert Edwin Fitz-
gerald, husband of Mrs. Mary The-
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resa Fitzgerald, 61212 8. West st. was wounded when the U, S. 8. Bunker Hill was attacked by Jap planes May 11. He was reported missing and four days after the telegram arrived his wife received a letter from him telling her he was safe and on his way home. Seaman Fitzgerald attended Manual high school and was employed by a trucking company before he entered the navy in October, 1944. He had been overseas -sincé January. He is the son of Mrs. Ester Fitzgerald of Indianapolis and the father of a son, Robert Joseph, 21 months. 28 » Pfc. Theodore A. Pfeiffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Pfeiffer, 1628 Churchman ave. was wounded May 16 on Okinawa. He is a gunner with the 77th infantry division. Overseas since February, Pfc. Pfeiffer attended high school in Freetown and was employed by P. R. ‘Mallory. & Co. before he entered the army in September. He is now in the Crile general hospital in Cleveland. Pfc. Pfeiffer holds the combat infantryman’s badge and the purple heart. His brother, Sgt. Howard G. Pfeiffer Jr, is home on leave now from an air base in Florida. ” 8 8 Ammunition carrier. for a machine gun squad, Marine Pfc. Rex G. Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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~ Season’ s Second Summer Outing for Boy Scouts Now Underway at Camp Chunk- Tun- -un- -gi i
Edward Purvis, 5117 Brookville rd. (left) holds the rapt attention of younger scouts as he gives them instiuction in rope splicing, It is part of training in pioneering.
The canoeing merit badge is fun to work for.
man, 861 N. Linwood ave..
Taking a ride on the creek are (left to right) William Ostler, Frankfort, and Robert Board-
Glen L. Campbell, R. R. A, Box 85, Acton, was seriously wounded May | Corps in May, 1944, while he was a 29 on Okinawa, junior at Purdue University and
re ; Pvt. Campbell entered the Marine went overseas last September, He| Bunker Hill school In Franklin is 20, and a graduate of Tennessee | township, His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Military Institute and attended] Ann Campbell, lives at Frankfort,
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