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By Robert P. Martin, United Press staff writer
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Orchestra leader Rogers will train naval fliers
Hollywood, March 28 (UP) –
Charles “Buddy” Rogers, 37, film actor and orchestra leader, was accepted by the Navy today as a volunteer flying instructor.
Mr. Rogers, whose wife is Mary Pickford, will go to Pensacola for a refresher course, then be assigned to a flight training center.
His interest in flying dates back to his role in the picture Wings several years ago. He has 450 hours flying time, 150 more than the Navy minimum for volunteer classification.
U.S. flier decorated
London, March 28 –
Flying Officer Arthur Gerald Donahue of the RAF, of North Robbinsdale, Minn., has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for action against the Japs in the Singapore area, where he was credited with bringing down several enemy planes, the Air Ministry announced today.