Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1945 — Page 13

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In the Service: Local Men on

D. Uberto T. Uberto

* Two brothers, SGT. DENNY 'UBERTO and SGT. THOMAS | UBERTO, met recently in France. | They are the sons of Mr, and Mrs, | Pasquale Uberto, 3739 Prospect st., land the brothers of Cpl. Anthony | Uberto in the Pacific. and Pvt. Palman Uberto in Alabama.

Luzon Patrol

, Pvt. Lloyd PF. Cooper, son of Mr. d Mrs. Daniel Cooper of Indianki bolls, is with the 38th division in | the Philippines. He recently served ins a member of an emergency patrol on Luzon which killed 11 Japs land captured two, Pvt, Cooper has been overseas 19 months,

= Lt, Warren E. Underwood, -son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Underwood, 1432 8. Emerson ave, has reported to Stout Field for a new ssignment after 38 months in the (Pacific,

Cpl. Andrew Farmer, husband of Mrs. Claudine Farmer, 415 Douglas st., 1s stationed at Camp Butner, IN. C, temporarily while waiting reassignment in the United States. e returned recently after serving 26 months in the European theater.

First Lt. Carl H, 8hade, husband bf Mrs. C. H. Shade, 515 N. Hamilton ave, has been notified that ne is eligible for discharge from the army air corps, He has flown 50 ombat misisons and is credited with destroying flve German air-

J. Wilkerson A. MeAnany

SGT. JOSEPH WILKERSON, husband of Mrs. Evelyn Wilkerson, 5406 Burgess ave, will return to the United States some time this month, He has been in Europe since December and served with Patton's 3d army, ALBERT McANANY, seaman 2-¢, is on duty in the South Pacific. He is the son of Mrs. Mildred McAnany, 827 N. Oxford st., and has been in the navy 16 months.

Aboard Destroyer Signalman 1-<¢ Paul E. Kuntz, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kuntz, 2559 Hobart ave. and Radioman 3-c Charles PF. Wolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf, 604 N. Bradley st., are aboard a destroyer in the Pacific. Their ship is credited with sinking a Jap cargo vessel, a large tug and a smaller cargo ship.

Gunner's Mate 3-¢ Clarence Carpenter, 430 Kuffman pl, and Fireman 1-¢ Robert Perkins, 913 Congress ave., are aboard the U. S. S. Mobile in the Pacific. They participated in’ the battle for Okinawa

Machinist's Mate 3-¢ William E. Baun, husband of Mrs. Virginia Baun, 2734 N. Station st.; Steward’s Mate 1-¢ John McElroy, husband of Mrs. Maxine McElroy, 3597 Prospect st.; Machinist's Mate 1-c Cloyd D, Wishmire, 1728 W. New York st, and Firecontrolman 3-c John D. Ross, 124 Johnson ave., are serving aboard the U. 8. S. Guam, a battle cruiser which took part

R. Littrell

COY CRANK, seaman 1-¢, son of | Mr. and Mrs, Walter Crank, 1124 S| Richland st., is a survivor of the | battle for Okinawa. He .was aboard a ship that was attacked by three| Jap suicide planes, PVT. ROLAND LITTRELL, son of | Mr. and Mrs, William Littrell, 1016 N. Belle Vieu pl, is stationed at Ft. Riley, Kas. He was home recently | on a 12-day furlough.

Lt. (J.g) John Roland Arnold, | son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Arnold, | 4545 N, Delaware st., has been as-| signed to a ‘minesweeper after a course in mine warfare at the)

training center in Little Creek, Va.|

C. Crank

In Mariana Islands 8. Sgt. Gerald R. Glass, son of Mrs, Elizabeth Glass, R. R. 2, is now on Tinian in the Mariana islands with the 58th bombardment wing, the pioneer B-29. unit.

Another local man also on Tinlan in the Marijana islands {is Lt. Robert L. Zinkan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Zinkan, 413 'N Tacoma ave. He is serving as a navigator of a B-29.

First Lt. Mead F. Knight, husband of Mrs. M. F. Knight, 517 E 20th st. has reported to Randolph field in Texas for instructions on the operation of the Superfortress.

aviation

Naval cadet Stephen Chaleff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl

Chaleff, 2614 Cold Spring rd. has| been transferred to the naval ait

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