Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1945 — Page 4

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vt. Joho 1. Brown, R R. 18, has been assigned to the 33d division on Luzon.

After serving 36 months in Italy, @. 4th Gr, Joseph H. Olmstead, 2502 N. Harding st, has been returned to the Stale.

Prt. Mary Eltzabeth Glenn, sis-

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vo Indianapolis airmen have h their wings as aerial navigators at Sgn Marcos field, Tex. They are RMLIGHT OFFICER EDGAR ALLEN\ROSE, son of Mr. and Mrg, | Edward \M. Rose, R. R. 18, Box] 629, and ‘3D LT. DAVID M. CUR-| RAN, 248\\Terrace ave, son of | Mrs. Marga et M. Curran, Wash-|

ter of Mrs, Reather Warfield, 217, ton D. C. % | |

W. 9th st, has reported for duty "with the WAC at Sioux City, Iowa.

Comes Home on Leave Back in the States for leave, Marine 1st Lt. Robert W, alk; 4a of Mrs. Lois Allen, 16th st,

Lt. Allen

Seven Hoosier sailors are enrolled in the basic course of the Navy V-12 unit at Bucknell university. There are 241 navy trainees stationed there. . Indianapolis men, are:

tice seamen Donald P. Alspaw,

rles V. Wortman, | Elmer 8. Wort-

Second Lt. son of Mr. and

tered a five-weeks c¢ army air field, Roswell, J. become a B-29 co-pilot.

william B. “Taylor, husbaid of | Mrs. Janet Koperski Taylor, Central ave., has been promoted | to lieutenant colonel. " | Returns to U. 8S. { 8. Sgt. Frank J. Hodges, son: of | Mrs. Lillian Hodges, 22¢ E. North | st, has been returned to the States after “serving overseas 10 months | with the air force. | |

Second Lt. Gilbert E. Barker, husband of Mrs. Helen G. Barker, |

Mrs. W. A. Barker, 422 N, Jefferson | ave, graduated recently from the| aerial navigation school. at Hondo army air field, Tex.

Dearborn st.; Paul T, Benton, 27th st. Richard MH. Klawun, . Delaware "st. Joel A. Sharp, 51 t. and John J. Tvosky, 525!

pren % St. Paul, and Albert M. Zigler, New, Augusta. ‘Of these men, Apprentice seamen | Klawun, Sharp,- Goff and Zigler, ! were on sea duty before their trans- | fer to Bucknell this month.

Eliminates Target When artillery shells failed to

neutralize a Jap strong point near Manila, 2d Lt. Thomas B. O'Connell, 2006 Hoyt ave, led his men of a 38th division mortar platoon toward the spot and quickly eliminated the - target. 8. Sgt. John Jones, son of Mrs, Goldie Hansbrough, 529 8S. Alabama st., with four of his comrades of the 38th division, recently made

a surprise assault from the rear oni]

the enemy in the Philippines, killed

$40 E. 13th st, and son of Mr. and |

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five Japs and over-ran a hostile position.

Hats in the new braids, colors light and dark, contrasting

—for fine poplin cloth suits in tan or brown. Come early.

Short sleeves, in or out style,

. Wipes Out Enemy Battling 17 days through the Sierra Madre mountains, a 38th divi- * gion rifle company including 8. Sgt. John H. Castetter, son of Mr. and | Mrs. Jesse Castetter, 520 N. Riley | ave, killed 67 Japs and captured large amounts of equipment to wipe out last remnants of enemy resistance.

Capt, Arthur W. Hirschy, Cam-, eron, has been awarded the purple | heart for wounds received in com-| bat with the 38th division. He is| now back on duty.

John B. Dux, brot brother of Joseph | B.- Dux, 205 8. Eighth ave, Beech | Grove, has been promoted to ser- | geant at the 63d air depot group,! Cairo, Egypt. Sgt. Dux is a sro flight indicator specialist. Pvt. Walter R. Kahn, son of, Richard Kahn, 414 Parkway ave. has enrolled in the air force train- | ing command's aircraft radio me- | chanics school at Truax field, Mad- | ison, Wis.

Admitted to Hospital | Pvt, Earl V. Lindley, son of Mrs. Emma Lindley, 1746 8. Keystone ave, has been admitted to ‘the air force regional and convalescent hospital at Miami Beach, Fla. for treatment and rest. | 16 Navy Recruits Sixteen more Indianapolis men| were inducted into the navy through | the local recruiting station Thurs-| day and Friday. They were: | Leroy W. Brown, 1252 Markwood Anthony T. Rossi, 1410 Le gry Bernhard, 1133 Kappes ri oh am A hart, 2211 N Dearborn st.: Puguay, Pl in 3 Sware st. ark ave.; Richard P. Kafnder, RR 1, > isis w Box 83 838 E, and Prancis L. Mack, seph FP Milan, R.R. 20, Box 4 ert L. Miller, 1163 N. King ave: 0; hob. E Shay, * 8 -N LaSalle st. Austin E. heek, 1310 E ot st.; Paul E. Standeford, 1718 Carrollton ave.: Irvin L. Stringer, 310 E. Minnesota st.: Albert A. Turek,

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