Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1945 — Page 20

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Party Leaders.

Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, March ‘1.—Former Rep, Eugene B. Crowe of Bed-

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place too. much ems . phasis, therefore, on the importance of the elections of 1946. 1 20}

take money to Hance 16 tions. The Jeflerson day dinners 1fford us that opportunity Mr. Crowe was defeated for reelection hy his Republican oppeent, Rep—Earl Wilson, in 1940, 0. E. S. GROUP TO ELECT Queey Esther chapter No, 3, .O E. S., will elect officers at 7:45 p. m tomorrow in the Masonic temple

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By -ANN STRINGE R

United Press Staff Correspondent

ghing and galloping wildly rand sloshing. through the foot-deep

Id Have Seen Us Cross the Roer,’ the Kid Said FIRST LUZON SHOTS «ooo PROT

WITH THE. 9TH ARMY EN| But he ‘hadn't .stopped. ‘He'd tor, Luzon, was Maj. George A. & ROUTE TO THE RHINE, Feb, 27, Kept going, marching on dusty, | Roesinger, hushand of Mrs, Monlea| °° ~«(Delaved) ~The big white —herse [cratered roads, Across Soggy fields, | Roesinger, 5824 Broadway, a war 3 , Keep baby’s clothes

kepl . : ‘ up and: down. the street. {mud ruts. Maj. Roesinger, who has three eihire Ne) The voung soldier sat at the win- | Now: hé'¢+ gone just about as far por " Indfanapolis men, T; Sgt Cc tal : > . dow, his elbows propped on the [4s he could. : Fa Esto : g, Carefal mothers nse ridee of the sill. “His heavy. eyes| “You should have seen us that Jerofie 9. Rafferty, 5. Sgt. Ren Roman Cleanser for on ot gy : : an : en oo neth WW, Oberting and Tech, 4th disinfecting diapers, were redsrimmed and his face was might. It was worse than hell,” he f+. john Strange, in. his command bedding, dresses; afd bplackened by a prickly beard: | said. . is “executive officer of a field ar- for whitening, removs “L wish he'd-stop that noise. | “We were all scared down to our eillery battalion in the 38th in- ing stains. Follow’ wish he'd go around a corner some- (toes. You should have seen us." fantry division. directions on label. where,” the kid said. He rubbed his ‘beard with a| The unit's firing support. on the “phat horse should be - caught, {shaking right hand, then: ran firs} day of operations was -given + tethered and .fed,” he. said, ° [bloody fingers through his hair. nigh praise -as contributing to the advance of the 38th division. |

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That Rid a gteamitig hot dinner; then tucked in bed > But no one could -do that. . No ofie had the-extra stpength to do Imore than just keep going. The kid was one-of those saldiers| who forged . their way across swift, floodec-Roer river when the | stop there. EY Nazis were gihving it -all-they had.

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The kid had. made it, {of his buddies hadn't,

department report disclosed today.

“By the time we got to this. side, only 40 of our company was with |”

§ other towns,

rus,” he said: “You should have [ing take those.” but seen us. We pushed. our way we're taking a short rest now. across she river .but only 40 of us| “There are only 40 of us here,

but “you shduld have seen us that night.” That kid couldn't .ge to sleep, but tomorrow he'll probably be up front | with “his 39 buddies. |

“Then we kept going. Last night put didn't even Right now I think we lare. supposed to be up forward help-

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