Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1949 — Page 10

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PAGE 10 In Service—

Tyner Named Coast Guard Radioman

Local Man Served in: Greenland for Period of 3 Years

James H. Tyner, formerly of 140 W, 37th St, has become a radio operator with the Coast Guard base in Gredricksdahl, Greenland. Formerly a Warren Central co. High School # pupil, Radioman Tyner has been jin Greenland for three years and has a record of service with the Army in Germany during World War IL His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralpk|™ C. Tyner, have received several radiograms from

James Tyner

their son. Dale 8. Rugenstein, fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Rugenstein, R. R. 13, will gradaute Friday from the Blectricians School of the U. 8. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill, . . . Homer J. Brooks, husband of Mrs, Cynthia D. Brooks, 43 N. Euclid Ave.; Hamilton Jeter, son of Charles Jeter, 91 Sheffield Ave, and James E. Finn, seaman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Finn, 421 N. DeQuincy St, are scheduled to arrive in Norfolk, Va., May 24, after a five-month cruise in the Mediterranean Sea aboard the destroyer USS Steinaker.

Marine Pfc. Robert L. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Artie IL. Young, 1308 W, 11th 8t., is serving with the First Marine Division, Camp Pendelton, Cal. . . . Marine Pvt. Sylvan E. Van Winkle, 1548 Findley - Ave. son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Van Winkle, is. in basic training in Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, 8. C. . . . Lt. (ig) Robert D. Maxwell, USNR, 3417 N. Capitol Ave, and Lt. (ig) Malcolm D. Minnick, USNR,

a two-weeks’ refresher course with a “traveling” U. 8. Navy Supply School in New Orleans,

Pvt. Charles M. Russell, son

of the First ayairy Division now on occuaption “duty in Japan. « + » First Lt. Robert P. Knowles, 5157 N. New Jersey St, now is serving with the 118th Medical Station Hospital in Fukuoka,| Japan, as dispensary officer,., . . Pvt, Jack Paff, son of Mrs. Geneva Paff, 3816 E. Michigan St, took part in the Army Day parade fn Camp Sakai, Japan.

Plan Conference On Rehabilitation

Dr. Donald A. Covalt, clinical director of the New York University Institute of Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine, and Eugene Taylor, editorial writer nf the New York Times and instructor in the New York University College of Medicine, will speak on “Rehabilitation of Physically Handicapped Veterans and Civilians” Tuesday at the Medical School Auditorium, Indiana University Medical Center, A program will be given at 11 a. m. for medical students and at 2 p. m. health agencies, industrial representatives and the general public are invited. Dr. Covalt will address members of the Indianapolis Medical Society on “Rehabilitation of the Hemiplegia Patient,” Tuesday night. The program will be sponsored by the Rehabilitation Case Conference Committee, Goodwill Indusiries, Marion County Society for the Crippled, Veterans Administration and the Indianapolis Medical Society, in conjunction with Indiana University School of Medicine and Indiana Soclety for Crippled Children,

Optometrists Set Outing The Central Indiana Optometric Society and women's auxiliary will hold an outing Wednesday afternoon and evening at the Columbus, Ind, Country Club, with Dr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Sawyer of Columbus as host. Golf in the afternoon will be followed by a dinner, business meeting and program.

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