Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1944 — Page 15
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(Continued From Page One) “Cassady boy” headed for dire things have swelled up with pride 88 newspapers over the nation
carried news of his exploitss
Under Adm. Cassady's come mand, the aircraft carrier Sara= toga amassed an outstanding battle record, participating in the
» - - i» “THESE ACTIONS,” said a citation accompanying the award of the legion of merit to Adm. Cas sady,” prevented the enemy from causing great destruction to.our own forces then occupying new bases in the Sclomons.” The 48-year-old "air chief was
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visit, and was visited by a former
student. When she did not rece ognize him, the former pupil teased, “Well, who was the worst boy you ever had in class?” After a moment's hesitation,
| Miss Milgan said, “Well, either
John Cassady or Thomas Cassady.” (The other Cassady “bad boy” is a cousin of Adm. Cassady and is now lieutenant commander with the navy in France.) 2 » ” THE LATIN teacher also tells another of Adm. Cassady’s tricks which gave his schoolboys a Tom Sawyer flavor. Miss Milligan suspected him of using a Latin pony and was pleasantly ed when he voluntarily came to her and confessed. The teacher said he explained he had been guilty, but was con«¥ science-stricken and wanted to give the pony to her. Only years later did she learn that he had made an even better pony and decided to get rid of the old one and allay her suspicions at the same time. ” » #
ADM. CASSADY entered Annapolis from high school, and graduated in 1917. He served as an ensign overseas in world war I and remained in the navy during the peace years, studying aerial warfare. He was assistant naval attache in the American embassy in Rome from 1937 to 1939 and was director of aviation training until 1943 when he was put in command of the Saratoga. He has two sons, Jack and Bill, living with their mother, Mrs. Bally Cassady, in Washington, D. C. Both boys will enter the navy after completion of their college terms this year. Adm. Cassady's sister, Mrs. Edith Mathey, is assistant librarian at Spencer, and he has another sister, Mrs. How= ard Wampler, Washington, Ind. and a brother, William, Parkridge,
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help the Democratic cause more than a talk in the Republican stronghold of Ft. Wayne. Mr. McHale said that, according to present plans, the President’s only other stop in the state on his way to Chicago where he will deliver a major speech tomorrow night will be at Gary where he will make a platform ‘appearance. Democratic leaders from throughout Indiana plan to be in Ft. Wayne tomorrow to greet the President, Among them will be Governor Schricker, Senator Samuel D. Jackson, State Chairman Fred PF. Bays, Congressman Ray Madden of Gary, state vice chairman; Mrs. Samuel Ralston, national commit~ teewoman, and Mr. McHale. Ft. Wayne Democratic leaders will be hosts at a luncheon preceding Mr. Roosevelt's arrival at 1:30 p. m. The President will speak from a specially constructed platform at the railroad station. His speech, to last 10 minutes, will be broadcast over the two Ft. Wayne radio stations, He will ‘be introduced by Senator Jdckson, who lives in Ft. Wayne.
FRED M’DANIEL DEAD OF INJURIES
Fred McDaniel, 4934 Ralston ave, died at City hospital today from injuries he received Oct. 12 when he fell down an elevator shaft at the Federal building. He was 58. Mr. McDaniel, an engineer at the building, was helping repair the elevators at the east end of the structure, when he accidentally stepped into an open shaft. He fell
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that we had reached a solution of the problems,” he said. “It certainly was not for want of trying. I am quite sure, however, that we have got a great deal nearer fo it. I hope that Mikolajeys (Prime Minister Stanislaw Mikolajeyzk) will soon return to Moscow and it will be a great disappointment to ail sincere friends of Poland if a good arrangement cannot be made which will enable him to form a Polish government on Polish soil—a government recognized by all the great powers concerned and indeed by all those governments of the united nations which now recognize only the Polish government in London.” Mr, Churchill said that .Prance would now resume “her rightful historic role upoh the world stage” and that “France can by no means be excluded from discussions of the principal allies dealing with the problem of the Rhine and the fate of Germany.”
WATCHMAN REPORTS FIRING AT PROWLER
Richard Owens, 76, of 960 N. Delaware st., night watchman at a car sales lot at 1145 N. Meridian st., reported to police that early to-
day he fired two shots at a prowler|
and that he thinks one of the bullets hit a fleeing man. He said he saw a man crouching behind one of the cars and that when he asked him what hes was doing there he got up and ran. “I fired at him and he kept running and when I fired the second shot the man screamed but kept running and escaped,” he said.
EDITOR WILL SPEAK
Charles A. Federer Jr., editor of “Sky and Telescope,” will address the Indiana Astronomical society meeting at 2:15 p. m. Sunday at the School of Music building, North and Pennsylvania sts. The lecture meeting will be held in place of the regular November Hoshi.
Mr. Churchill said the allies believed they were on the “last lap” of the European war, but warned that “this is a race in which failure to exert the fullest effort to the end may protract that end.” “The present stage of the war is dour and hard,’ he said, “and fighting must be expected on all fronts to increase in scale and intensity.”
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