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The full force of 3000 volunteer workers were in the field today as the Indianapolis Red Cross opened

its “over the top” war fund drive.

Each worker has pledged to stay on the job until March 28 when the campaign ends. The goal is $1,145,500. Two thousand of the workers started solicitation today while the remaining 1000 have been serving since March 1. The final push in the campaign was opened last night with a free municipal concert by the Indianapolis symphony orchestra in Cadle tabernacle. Capt. Robert J. Kaiser of Ft. Hayes, O., a young infantryman wounded in. France, told what the Red Cross means to the combat soldier and urged the audience to give “until it hutts® Wounded veterans from Billings hospital were guests at the concert, They also agreed that the Red Cross “treated them swell.”

BLACKBURN TO SPEAK Cleo Blackburn, director of Flanner House, will speak on “What is the Race Problem in Indianapolis?” at the meeting of the Lions club at noon fomorrow at the Claypool hotel. Howard Lytle will be program chairman,

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NEW YORK, Mé#rch 13 (U. P.)— A $5000 gift to Freedom House for the Wendell L. Willkie memorial building went back to the Communist Political association today because -of the “political implication” which Freedom House directors said accompanied it.

first in 4000 to be turned down, beicause the C. P. A, “was the only donor to give their contribution a | political implication and the only one of the thousands who have contributed to accompany their gift with a press release.” J. Raymond Walsh, research director of the Congress of Industrial Organizations’ Political Action Committee, cast the one negative .vote. Earl Browder, C. P. A. president, said he was surprised that “any responsible public men could turn | down the gift.”

NEW YORK, March 13 (U. P.).— Earl Browder, president of the Communist - Political -association, says John L. Lewis seems

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. PARIS, March 13 (U. PJ Presidential Secretary Stephen Early: was the proud possessor, today of two automatic pistols captured from the Germans in this campaign by his. world war I outs fit, the 317th regiment, The pistols were taken from Nazi officers near Bithurg: Early at present is on temperary duty wit the public. relations section of allie supreme headquarters. He was a iewtenant colonel colonel in the first war.

Alden C. Palmer, director of education and vice epresident of the Insurance Research and Review service, will speak on “Romance

the Life Agency Cashiers’ association at 5:45 p. m. today at Canary

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EXCITEMENT is increasing at two Indianapolis homes today as they await returns of two army lieutenants, recently liberated from German prison camps: by the advancing Red army. The word from ihe war department last week- end said that’ 2d Lt. Harry G. Offutt, husband of Mrs. Marjorie R. Offutt, 609 N. Jefferson ave, and 1st Lt. John H. Belcher, husband of Mrs, Ekinor Belcher, 4609 E, 10th st, “had been freed by the Russians and were at Moscow. Radio broadcasts,, however, this week included the two soldiers among those ‘who Had safled from Odessa on their way home, Lt. Offutt was reported missing in action Oct. 26, 1944, in Italy.

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he had been transferred to Oslag 64. ~ Lt. Belcher, who was serving with a tank battalion, was captured by the Nazis on Sept. 23, 1944, in Germany. He holds the purple heart for wounds received in action and the bronze star for bravery. Other Indiana men liberated from the German camps are 2d Lt. Francis M, Habig,

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NEW YORK, March 13 «(U, P.) ~~ An autopsy will be performed today to determine what caused the death of, Maryanne Parker Hall, 21, for= mer model and actress, while under gas for a tooth extraction, Mrs, Hall failed to respond yesterday after Dr, Allen T. Newman had pulled her tooth. Dr. New=called a physician and a police emergengy « ,squad. She was pro- . police had worked over her for almost two hours with an inhalator, Mrs. Edith Parker, her mother, told police that Mrs, Hall had *not been ill, Her husband, Cpl. Mortimer Hall, son of Mrs. Dorothy Schiff Backer Thackrey, owner of the New York | Post, is stationed at Indiantown

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LEAVES FOR CAPTAL

State Treasurer Prank T. Millis o>

and three members of his gross income tax division staff left last night for Washington where they will confer. with army and navy ofe ficials on contract problems. Accompanying Mr. Millis are Gil« bert K, Hewit, director of the gross income tax division; Walter L, Sturdevant, chief deputy, and El mer F, Marchino, head of the gross income hearing board. : * They will discuss future construce tion and operating contracts ene tered into with the state by service units,

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