Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1944 — Page 32

Craig Crawford Lioyd Carder officer of SEAMAN 1.-C CRAIG CRAW3 at Stout field. Other military] FORD, who recently was home on ih and civilian officials will| furlough: visiting his wife, Mrs.

Martha Crawford, 7551 E. 46th st. has returned to San Francisco, Cal, to await further orders. He ./is the son of Mrs, Elizabeth Crawford of Lawrence and has been in

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5 staff for the maneuver, with ~ Capt. 1. W. Baldwin, Ft. Wayne, ~ gecond in command. © | The maneuver, which will mark fhe beginning of the fall enlistment ~ gampaign, will feature the start of "8 simulated war between Indiana and Kentucky forces.

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CATHOLIC FORUM TO OPEN The fall and winter season of the Catholic Forum will open at 3 p.m: Oct. 15 in the Armory, 711. N. Pennsylvania st., with W. Eugene Shiels, S. J, of the history department, University of Detroit, speaking. His topic will be “Reformation and

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COL. JOE W. KELLEY, Columbus, has led his 9th air force Marauder group on 50 of their’ com. bat missions in Europe. 8. SGT. JAMES W. FISHER, 208 N. State ave, is a chaplain’s aide at Lowry Field, Col

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nounced by Mrs, Lorna Boling, grand guardian of the Indiana Grand council. : : This will be the 13th ambulance given by members of the order. The ceremony will be held at 3 'p. m. Sept. 17.

NEEDLE CLUB MEETS Irvington Willing Workers Needle club will meet at 2 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Mary Midkiff, 18 N. Hamilton ave. Mrs, Nellie Mullin, president, will be in charge.

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rine Cpl. Philip L. Givan, Moores Hill, Ind, best known simply i “Zeke,” has whittled four new notches into the stock of his rifle, bringing up his total to 39 dead Japanese, before he was downed by enemy machine gun bullets. - Zeke was hit three times before his rifle was silenced. Though barely able to carry his own. weight, he managed to drag a lumbering sixfoot marine buddy, wounded by grenade fragments, down the slope of a ridge to safety.

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at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Temple, 1522 W. Morris st.

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