Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1945 — Page 6

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: by ROBERT RICHARDS United Prem “Staft Correspondent WITH 3D ARMY, Austria, May’ ¢. 5 ~The rumble of American tanks Too. unnerved thet Germans that ‘they abandoned 21,000 allied prisonlors, including. 4100. American non- |

‘eight miles south of = Braunau, cided to skip. : idea where the Germans were try- condition when help arrived. v1

Adolf Hitler's birthplace. Most of the Americans were in |in fair condition, . though many had |

[test unsheltered in bitter wind, and

The prisoners had been on the | | biting rain,

{march several days when the Nazis | {heard the 13th armored tanks ap- for themselves, but. hundreds of

- {11 or too { Mont; ¢ Seomm: {oned proaching the Inn Tiver and de fother prisoners, either 100 i I ne woe No one had any weak to move, were in desperate | Newsweek Correspondent John Ter- - (proposed changes in ful

g to take them.

The Americans managed to shift

After the Germans-left, the pris-

Only a few guards were left. with |oners started liberating themselves.

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SCOUTS AND PARENTS ~ | WILL MEET TONIGHT,

A parent-Scout meeting will be |.

the guards; who later quit, and ran assembly room of North Methodist down the road to a small group of | church’ at ‘7 pi m. today.

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~threw * his arms ~ around with each other and fo discuss re opera{rell, shouting: tion of the troop. Pla s for the "Boy; are we lad to see you organization of the genior Scout | guys.” °° 3 Woop also will be presented.

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mE INDIAN ATOLIS TET - ee "21 000 Prisoners Freed By 3d Army i in Austria

been’ in_as many” ih seven different | the unwieldy ‘mass of riorer When ‘they heard “the ‘American prison camps since being shot down | | Scores of helpless litter oases -were | tanks . coming, some slipped past | held by Bey Scout troop 62 in the over Europe. ‘|

- Parents will be given an. oppor- | Sgt. Lee E. Burroughs, Glasgow; | tunity to become: better acquainted |

“the ultimate strength of 33 -efficers!

merly of the 139th Field artillery,

AR UNIT. FOR National guard, flight instructor | commercial “pilot and former In~{STATE PLANN \ | Ganapoiis Speedway driver will [5% as training and _Operations of-

DS anize tion meetings are sched-

i: at 7:30 p. m. each Wednesd Observation Squadron to Be at the Pennsylvania st. armory, to Organized Here.

‘be conducted by Col. James Hurt and Maj. Byron Holdren, of the 3d Aviation ‘enthusiasts today Infantry. launched plans for formation ‘of an Applications taken air branch of the state guard, after| Enlistments will be open to pilots receiving a go ahead signal from, jand ‘qualified ground. personnel at Gov. Gates and Adj, Gen. Elmer W. the armory until organization is

Sherwood, ompleted, h The authorization provided for jeomplete alter v ich the air

organization of the ‘1st obsefvation | branch will take over the South

‘|squadron of the Indiana state guard Side.armory. Applicants for enlistments to date | William Sheppard, private |}

to replace the old 113th Observa- | tion. squadron, Indiana National include: Guard, which was mustered into] {pilot and medical officer during Tederel service at the start of the world war; Larry Goetz, private The new air squadron will be! composed of - 7 -officers and approximately 40 enlisted meh, with

| Pearce Yowell, commercial pilot and | discharged air corps pilot; William (Moffett, private pilot and former CAP squadron commander; John Bauer, flight instructor and commercial pilot; Wendell Loy, private {pilot formerly with 113th; Melvin | Hedges, private pilot and former in{structor, and -W. E. Jones, com-

and 125 enlistees. Plans also are being advanced for formation of flights or squadrons at other regi- | mental headquarters in the state.

Officers Listed

: Capt. Carl F, Meyer, formerly of mercial pilot formerly with the na-

the 13th, will be @gmmanding officer tional guard. of the air branch. William M. ee Sees Hylton, flight instructor, com- MEETING SCHEDULED

mercial pilot and formerly of the] Indianapolis council 57, Daugh38th signal company of ‘the: national, ters of America, will meet Monday guard will serve as executive of- | {night at 1609'4 Prospect st.

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FRIDAY, MAY 4 1045 |

THIRTY-EIGHT LOCAL' |

‘MEN ARE INDUCTED

Thirty-eight more Indianapolis

men have been indicted into the" i armed forces through local board 9."

Taken {nto the army were Marvin Earl Lester, 2016 E. Washington st.;.Earl Henry, 173 9Thaddeus st; Charles Eugene Schif= fer, 1922 Sugar. Girove ave.; Clifford Bugené Archer, 1733 Prospect st.; James orl Noel, 728 E. 53d st.; William Russell Ramsey, 2036 E. Washington st.; Raymond Lee Cassetty, 824 §. Harlan st; Paul Eugene Fleenor, R. R. 10, Box 554° Harold Willlam Munden, 449 8. Butler st.; Ernest PFrancls Harrison, 2035 . Adams st., and Albert Leonard Hopkins, 635 Dorman st Porter Dou las Patterson; 2601 BE. .Pearl st; Merle Edwin Merrifield, 147 8" Hare

lan st.; Ol ord Harry Sweeney, 803 'N. °

Riley ave.; John Staniey, 2023 N. Oxford

st.; “Edward Timothy Foley, 648 Eastern” |

ave.; William Plummer Jr., 746 N. art ‘ave.; James Russell Worland, 10th st.; Donald Eugene Bradshaw, Dearborn . st.; Richard Marshall Parker ave.; Riley Odell N. Oriental st.; Richard Harold 31 Hendricks pl; Paul Hendricks ohnson Jr, 417 N. Arsenal ave.; William Earl , Adcock, 238% N, Walcott st.; James Walter Clem, 122 8. Oriental .; Jay Harold Arnett, 208: Parkview pl; Hosea Lee Long, 40 8, Arsenal ave.: Marion Douglas Warren, 1311 «New York st, and Murray Rudolph Yor 543 Dorman st. Navy inductees included Donald Fan McIntyre, 1980 ~ Caroline gve.; Charles Lowell" Hedrick, 244 Hendricks pl.; Cale vin Ignatz Kammerling, 906 E. 11th st. Robert ‘Ward Barnes; 563° N. Highlan ave.; J. Albert Dunham, 8531 E. Michie gan st.: Eugene Donald Cox, 1232 ave.; Elbert Eugene Thomason, Ewing st.; Truxton Clayton Kin 2! Prospect st, and Max Leffler, 2417 B t st

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KANE, Pa, May 4 (U. P).—4 one-inch snow was reported , here today by the U. S. weather bureau,

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