Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1943 — Page 12

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The Indiana American Legion will

|hold its 25th annual convention here

Saturday and Sunday featuring a three-way race for the commander's Election of state officers will be held at sessions Sunday at the Claypool hotel. Among candidates

N for the office of commander As

Wayne L. Lowe, Terre Haute school teacher who has raised the state legion enrollment to a new all-time high of 41,150 as membership chairman, Other commander onttidiios to replace Clarence U. Gramelspacher, Jasper, ‘include F. Dean 'Bechiol, Garrett mail carrier and northern vice commander. Active in Boy Scout work, he holds the Beaver award, highest honor in scouting. He also has served as state legion defense chairman. Jap Workers Opposed Third commander aspirant is Patrick Maloney, Crown Point abstractor and director of the local office of civilian defense. "A past commander of the: first district and past. northern vice commander, he also has served as chairman of the legion un-American activities committee. A | resolution against relocating Japanese in Indiana industry and asking the U. S. army to take over rehabilitation from social workers will be introduced by the Tolleston Post 270 at Gary. Cass County Post 60, Logansport, will present a resolution. calling" for “rigid adherence to international articles of war. requiring that all war prisoners on Indiana soil and in the U. S. be returned to their native lands” after the war, -

Seek New Members

The post has opposed a movement to let prisoners locate here “taking jobs away from our returning soldiers.” The state neadqumaters legion service department will introduce a resolution to provide paid legion service officers at Indiana army camps to enroll men who are being discharged. The state legion already has enrolled 1000 members of the second war’s army honorably discharged for disability. Appearing on the program will be marine Cpl. William L. Martin and marine Pvt. Fred L. Paine, interned at Billings hospital, who will tell of their experiences in the Pacific battle zone. Governor Schricker ‘and Harry 'W. Colmery of Kansas, past national commander, also will speak. The Indiaha state legion band and the Fort Harrison -band will

.|play and. J. E. McCurdy, a national

bugle champion, will perform. Other Candidates

Additional candidates for‘ state legion offices include. V. M. Armstrong, Indianapolis, a past national vice commander, and Clifford Payne, New Castle, for the post of national executive 'committman. Robert L. Kuntz,” Kokomo, and Henry E. Siebenmark, South Bend, are candidates for the post of northern vice commander and W. I. Brunton, Scottsburg, and Dr. M. G. Talbert, Franklin, are opposed for the office of southern vice commander. Legion auxiliary candidates for president, to succeed Mrs. George D. Walthall, Clinton, are Mrs. Eula McMann, South Bend, chairman of the finance committee, and Mrs. Bernice Solliday, Knox, northern

‘| vice president.

Mrs. Murlea Mulder, Hammond, is uncontested for the past of north-

‘|ern vice president and candidates ‘|for southern vice president include

Mrs. John A. Noon, Indianapolis, and Mrs. ‘'W. E. Brown, Bloomington. Others unopposed for offices include for the chaplain’s post, Mrs. Esther Jay, Indianapolis, = for treasurer; Mrs. Claudia Arn, Portland, for historian, and Mrs. Helen Kundrat, Ft. Wayne, for re-election as department auxiliary secretary. Gilbert B. Gelhausen, Evansville, and :O. G. Robinette, Indianapolis, are candidates for Grand Chef de Gare of the Forty and Eight, play and honor society of the legion. Ralph E. Klare, Indianapolis, department chaplain, will conduct a rial to the legion and dead soldiers as part of the convention

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