Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1949 — Page 18

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Lions Move In On Bie May B—There

must be a first for everything SS 50 Dat Tor sveryhing aml tamer and a tail twister,

Service Men Report From Land and Sea | Fifimir. m.

Pic. James W. Oliver, son of|luence, officers of Si iret Lions

Philippines 2 Officials File both Hppin and Filipinos ot $2.8 Million Libel Suit here Manila, have banded. togather as) TRENTON, N. J., May 5 (UP) local unit of- the world-wide asso-|_: Frank. Hague Sages ibe do the basis of unselfish =a, I Mayor John ¥. Ma-

service to the community.” Their Lion Tamer is Ernest|lone demanded $2 million today

Marc Stice,

Leowinsohn and Tail Twister is| for alleged libel in the Jersey) Presiden

Pvt. O'Connor Named Te ame re Buble Club® 16. ‘be formed

‘To Post in Japan

Some of the men from Indiana now in uniform and their activi-

Pvt. Richard D. Connor, of Milroy, has been assigned to the Engineer Section, Headquarters, Ninth Corps, Sendai, Japan, on Northern Honshu Island. . . Kenneth. E. Yeager of R. R. 4, Portland, has been promoted to private first class in the Weapons Platoon, Company A, Seventh Cavalry (Infantry), First Cavalry Division at Camp Drake, near Tokyo, Japan. . . . Pfc. Floyd A, ¥orbes, of Shelburn, now is serving as squad leader in the mortar platoon of Company B. Fifth Cavalry Regiment, First Cavalry { Division at Takeyama, Japan. “' Pvt. Donald F, Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Green, 144 W. 19th Bt., has been assigned to the Bighth Army Radio School at Koizumi, ' Japan, where he will study to be a radio operator. . * Pfc. Kenneth R. Ague, son of Roy C. Ague, 1840 Brookside Ave., now is training as an Air Force technician at the UBAPF Technical School at Ft. Francis M. Warren, Wyo. pi ae meas: sa ess . LAST WEEK OF OUR REMOVAL SALE

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Ave. was graduated recently from Afr Force Communications School at Scott Air Force Base, Ill. . . . John R. Cady, seaman recruit, son of Charles W. Cady, 1604 8. Meridian St., recently completed recruit training at Naval Training Center, S8an Diego, Cal. Four Indianapolis men recently served as guides to Plymouth, Eng., Sutton High School Troop of Boy Scouts who visited the stores ship USS Hamul, The| {men were: Byron 8. Pool, sea-| {man, son of Charles ¥. Pool, 2825| Forest Manor Ave.; Thomas 2 ‘Brown Jr, fireman, son Thomas E. Brown Sr. 1027 N Ewing St.; Gene V. Shelley, sea-| man apprentice, son of Mrs, Eliza-| beth Bonar, 1433 Orange St. and David C. Wallace, fireman ap-| P entice, son of Ernie L. Wallace, 1964 Tallman Ave,

Eleven Indianapol men have {been chosen for ent? the Naval Reserve Officers ae!

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Jr., 6052 E. Washington 8t.; William Daniel Stuhldreher; 4225 Central Ave.; James Richard Gerard, 125 E. 48th 8t.; George Durwood Roberson, 2153 Sugar Grove Ave.; Thomas Gordon Kelly III, 3540 N. Pennsylvania 8t.; Harold Moore Crawford, 338 N. Drexel Ave., and John Sheldon, Lyman Jr, 315 E. 24th St. » ” ” Jackie Richard Brees, seaman apprentice, son of Charles Brees, 928 Broadway, shipped from Newport, R. I, recently aboard the

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ranean, Three Indianapolis men are serving aboard the USS Newport News, the Navy's heaviest cruiser, on her shakedown cruise in the| Caribbean, They are Raymond H. Birely, seaman apprentice, son | “lof Harry G. Birely, 1116 N. Capitol Ave.; Charles Jacobs, seaman apprentice, son of Mrs. Charles R, Fancher, R. R. 1, and Arlen Risley, seaman apprentice, son of | . C. Risley 2720 E. New York, Capt. George R. Foster, R. R. 5, Greenfield, recently completed the assistant battalion surgeons course at the 28th Station Hospital, Medical Technicians’ School in Osaka, Japan. . . . Cpl. Wil-| Ham R. Davis Jr., son of Arthur Roth, 1137 Park Ave. recently returned from China after’'an extensive tour of duty with the Second Provisional Combat Serv-| ice Group as supply clerk. Maj. Ernest M. Cassell Jr. has left Alaska and is now attending the Air Command and .Staff School at the Air University, Maxwell Alr Force Base, Alabama. Maj. Cassell is a graduate of| Shortridge Righ School.

Pvt. Harold £ Ritter, son of Rollin Ritter, 5009 W. Naomi 8t.,| recently qualified as a Marine marksman with a score of 202 out of a possible 250 peints with the Garand rifle when his platoon fired on the Weapons Training Battalion range at Parris Island, . Donald E, Shaner, son of G. Ww. Shaner, 1448 N. Illinois St., was promoted to the rank of private first class when he was graduated from boot camp with Platoon 16, Second Recruit Training Battalion at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, 8. C. " Donald L. Wells, son of Mrs. Laverne Wells, 1611 W. Lafayette Rd. is now taking basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, 8. C, . Jack T. Brandt, hospitalman 3-¢, gon of

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