Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1944 — Page 4

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They are Lt. Col. Robert Morris, ~ &-4, succeeding Lt. Col. 8. G. ..Harvey, and Lt. Col. Samuel T, succeeding Lt. Col.

. Col. Morris will supervise the : ol ~ supply section of the ITCC. He is Lt. Col. Moore Lt. Col. Morris ~ & West Point graduate and recently) June, 1942, where he was public . returned to this country after 29 relations officer for the 10th air months in Panama. force. A veteran of world war I, Col Moore will supervise the intelli- of an air defense wing commanded gence section of tke ITCC. He|by Gen. Old. When Gen. Old organformerly served as chief of the Far ized a troop carrier command in East section of the air branch, G-2, India, Col. Moore became executive in Washington, before going to officer and assistant chief of the the China-Burma-India theater in| new command.

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EVENTS TODAY 142 Indianapolis Speakers’ club, 6:45 » m.,

Hotel Washington. id Citizens mittee, child welfare legislation, Fr p. m., Hotel Washn.

Estate association, 31st umbis club. « 44th conference, Hotel

Indiana Independent Order of Odd Fellows Grand lodge, meeting, Odd Fellows building.

EVENTS TOMORROW

Henry Wallace, radio address 10:45 a. m, over WIRE, luncheon at Claypool hotel. Boothe ublican rally,

e. , Order of White Shrine - of Jerusalum, annual meéting, 1:30, Hotel Lincoln. Alpi ‘Chi Omega, 59th founders’ day, 1:30 m., Butler university chapter house. show, 2 p. m.,

Ward Stilson Co., style Indiana Federation of Poetry Clubs, Clay1 hotel, ,

diana Real convention, Indiana D. A. Lincoln.

Hotel Washington.

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Kenneth, Opal Badger, at St. Francis, Harold, Wilma Davis, at St. Francis,

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Emily Prances McClure, 76, at 1733 N. Metidian, ‘chronic myocarditis. Ella Hull, 72, at Methodist, myocarditis, Ala ™ Bp’ . Michigan, cerebral hemarhage,

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|.U. HOMECOMING OPENS TONIGHT

Grid Game With With Nebraska U. Tomorrow to Highlight

Festive Program.

The third wartime home-coming at Indiana university will open tonight with the traditional parade, bonfire and pow-wow at the campus as friends and relatives of 8000 {alumni in military service prepare witness tomorrow’s football game between the Hoosiers and the University of Nebraska. A “Moccasin Massacre,” dance and “I” men’s smoker also will follow on tonight's schedule of activities. Master of ceremonies at the pow-wow will be John S. Hastings, Washington, alumni trustee. Speakers will include LeRoy Sanders, Indianapolis, president of the “I” men’s association; Glen Hillls, Kokomo; A. N. (Bc) MeMillin, football coach, and Z. G. Clevenger, athletic director.

Queen to Be Crowned

Chosen from a field of 25 candidates, a home-coming queen will be crowned between halves of tomlorrow's game. Winners of fraternity and sorority house decorations will be judged in the morning. Follow-ing-the game, an open house for alumni will be held at the Indiana Union. Activities will close tomorrow night with a Skeleton club dance over which Cadaver Queen Patty Pesch, Plymouth, will reign. In attendance at the various activities will be Robert A. Woods, oldest living “I” man, The 82-year-old Princeton man was a member of the class of 1881, receiving two letters in baseball,

JACKSON NAMES 8 FOR U, 3. ACADEMIES

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