Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1944 — Page 26

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HARRY WERDEN, is stationed in the South Pacific while his brother, EUGENE, Is in Alaska with the army, Both rre sons of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Werden, 1044 Hosbrook st.

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8. Bellevieu pl, corps at Camp Crowder, Mo.

DRAFT BOARDS

BET NEW RULES

Director Applies National ‘Crackdown’ to Local Conditions.

| “tighten down” 2 26 through 37 means in Indiana: If you leave a job for which your -. {toca board has given you an occupational deferment (2-A or 2-B) withlout your board first determining {that your leaving is in the best in[terest of the war effort, you will be {put in 1-A immediately. | Instructions to this effect were [sent yesterday to local draft boards | throughout Indiana by Col. Robin|son Hitchcock, state selective service | director. “There is continuing urgent need [for combat replacements in the European and Pacific theaters of war land a most critical shortage of {workers in war activities,” Col. | Hitchcock sald in his telegram to {the local boards. “It is Increasingly necessary that | all persons, and particularly reg- | istrants 18 through 37, participate | to the full extent of their abilities ther in the armed forces or in the civilian war effort. Immediate | action will be taken by the selective | service system and this action will

' be carried out by the local boards.”

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Max Mieth, 1302 8. Worth st., has

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Lodge to Install Masonic Officers

CARL H. BECKER will be installed worshipful master of Cal-

vin W, Prather lodge No. 717, F. & A. M, Saturday in Prather temple, College

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Harry W, Boetchler, tyler.

PRISON TERM GIVEN NEGLECTFUL MOTHER

BEDFORD, Ind, Dec. 12 (U. P). —Mrs, Dorothy Kirk, 20, whose soldier husband is in Europe, began a one to seven-year prison sentence today after pleading guilty to charges of child neglect. Her two children were placed in custody of their grandmother. Mrs. Kirk was arrested when authorities discovered here 3-year-old daughter and her 18-month-old son alone in an unheated home. Sheriff Lester Hayes said that Mrs. Kirk had been leaving the children alone at night. Mr. and Mrs. Everett McMahan also were held on charges of child neglect, and their seven children were in the care of the Lawrence county welfare department. Authorities said that the couple left the children, four to 12 years old, in an unheated home.

Buys $500 Bond With Small Coins

BUTLER, Pa., Dec. 12 (U, P). —Charles Baney, with an eye on the sixth war loan drive, started eight months ago to save his “small change.” This week, he will buy a $500 war bond with 548 quarters, 265 dimes, 170 nickels and more than 400 pennies, plus a few $1 bills to make up the required $375. An employee 6f the American Rolling Mill Co, Baney has started another “small change”

bank for the seventh war loan, | and has about $150 in it.

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INDIANA C. I, 0. RAPS CHURCHILL

og Wieriontion Policy, Praises Stettinius for ‘Hands- Off’ Ruling.

The Indiana C, I. O, through Secretary Frisbie; today took pen in hand to inform Prime Minister | churchill and Secretary of State { Stettinius of its views on the current foreign crisis. Mr. Frisbhie told Mr. Churchill of the Indiana C. I. 0.8 “sorrow” the strife in Greece and | Belgium. He expressed approval [to Mr. Stettinius of the present | U. 8. foreign policy.

‘We Are Not Naive’

In the letter to Mr, Churchill, Mr. ew e said: “We are not naive here in the American Middlewest; we do not believe that what we think matters greatly to you one way or another, but we cannot refrain from expressing our horror at the inecidents in Greece and Belgium, and to a lesser extent even in Italy. “We are deeply concerned about your apparent policy of imposing governments upon peoples of Europe which - you solid and not leftist, regardless of whether the people of these countries want them.

“More in Sorrow ...”

“We are writing you more in sorrow than in anger or protest because we feel that tremendous as was your contribution to the victory of the united nations, your policy is laying a basis for the destruction of thie united nations and for longtime civil strife and disorder throughout much of the world.” In the telegram to Mr, Stettinius, Mr. Frisbie said: °

heartedly indorses the firm stand of our government that people of liberated and yet to be liberated countries of Europe shall have the right to select their own govern-

Greece must be ended. Armies of the united nations must bring liberation to the people of Europe, not new masters.”

AUTHORIZE NAZIS

WITH 1ST ARMY, Germany, Dec. 12 (U. P.).—~The German army propaganda news sheet, “Skorpion,” reported recently under the headline, “all things in moderation,” that: “All ranks including enlisted men are authorized to Mlquidate commanding officers who order retreat, This privilege must not be abused.”

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C. Black

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F. Duncan

Three Indianapolis men ‘and one from Trafalgar have won their commissions as navigators at Selman field, Monroe, La. Graduated as second lieutenants are CONRAD BLACK, husband of Mrs. Josephine Black, 2429 Mars Hill st, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black,

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Two sons of Mr, and Mrs, Casper Chastain, 639 S. Worth st., are home on furlough, CPL. HASSEL CHASTAIN, a member of the quar termaster corps, will report to Santa Ana; Cal, this month. He wears three battle stars for action in Africa, Sicily and Italy, CPL. CLEO CHASTAIN is a cook in a B-29 outfit at McCook field, Neb.

His wife, Velma, dlso lives at the Worth st. address,

R. R. 20; FREDERICK A. DUNCAN JR., son of Fred A. Duncan Sr, 1302 Pasadena ave, and JAMES H. RATCLIFFE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ratcliffe, 3330 Brookside pkwy, N. dr. WILLIAM R. HAUGH, son of Earl Haugh, Trafalgar, was commissioned a flight officer.

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Ralph Morgan Paul Morgan

The two sons of Mr. and Mrs, James Morgan, 446 Division st, one in the army and one in the navy, are serving in the Pacific area. . . Pfe. Ralph J. Morgan, has served 27% months in the Hawailan = islands, on ‘Guadalcanal and on New Britain. He is 23 and has been awarded the combat infantryman’s badge. Paul E. Morgan recently was promoted to petty officer 3-c. He

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COMPLETES RADIO COURSE

Cpl. Clair Dillman, son of Mr, and Mrs, Guy M. Dillman, 1857 Brookside ave., was graduated with high honors from the radio school at Sioux Falls army air field, S. D.

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"TUESDAY, DEC. 12, 1944 .

In the Soe Local Men and Women Ma king Good Records in Army, Navy and Maries ¢ on Home Soil and War Fronts

Walter Stagner Mr. and Mrs. Peter Parrish, 308 S. Noble st., have three blue stars on their service flag, one for eacl of their soldie

Hubert Stagner

home on furlough after ' completing basic training at

Ernest Stagner

Ft. McClellan, Ala, is in the ine fantry. He is ready for overseas duty. . CPL. WALTER C. STAGNER of the 9th air force is in a rest camp in England after two years In serve

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