Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1945 — Page 18

: Officers of the Pacific Prisoners of War society in Indianapolis are Mrs. A. E. McConnell (seated), president, and (left to right, standing) Mrs. Howard I. Massey, treasurer; Mrs. Walter S. Strong, vice president; Mrs. Leon F. Atha, secretary, and Mrs, George E. Scamman, in charge of registration. Mrs. Massey, Mrs. Atha and ‘Mrs. Séamman were elected at the last meeting of the organization. Members of the society include relatives of servicemen who are

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SLEEPER LIMIT BEGINS SUNDAY

‘Only Day Coaches for Rides Up to 450 Miles.

If you're planning to sleep on a train between Indianapolis and Chicago or Indianspolis and St. Louis, you'll have to do it in a day coach |after Saturday. The Pennsylvania railroad today {announced that in compliance with |the office of defense transportation {order eliminating all sleeping car [runs of 450 miles or less 163 sleep{ing cars will be withdrawn from | regular trains Sunday noon.

The cars, which operate between |

[42 different cities, will be placed in military service for redeployment of troops from Europe to the Pacific. : Cities Affected sleeping cars heretofore in. both directions betweeni the following cities will be { withdrawn: Between Chicago and Cincin= nati, Cleveland, Columbus, Springfield, Dayton, Indianapolis, Louis- | ville and Detroit. Between St. Louis and Indianapolis, Columbus.

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| Between Cleveland and Cincinnati, Between Cincinnati and Grand Rapids.

Between New York and Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cape Charles, Va.; Norfolk, Richmond, Va.; Williamsport, Pa., and Emporium, Pa. Between Philadelphia and Washington, Pittsburgh, Cape Charles, Va.: Providence, R. 1.. Boston, Erie, Pa., and Buffalo.

daigua, N. Y., and Buffalo. | Expect Public Understanding | The 163 sleeping cars being released by the railroad represent 18 per cent of the ODT estimate of 895 cars to be taken from civilian

service throughout the country tinder. the terms of the order. “The Pennsylvania railroad is

‘glad to -make train travel more | comfortable for the returning sol- | diers,” officials said. “We are confident that the public will understand the need for increased sleeping car accommodations for service- { men and that they will co-operate despite inconveniences | which will be experienced by many essential travelers.” Persons holding reservations on

.y | sleeping cars, which will not be

{operated on July 15 or after, are

| Mvised to get in touch with the P

nnsylvania railroad local ticket agents as to the possibility of making other arrangements to adjust

| their tickets for coach accommo-

dations or to obtain refunds of

| Pullman fares already paid.

The railroad suggested that in view of the general rearrangement of sleeping cars to be made as a 'redult of ODT order, all persons

‘now holding sleeping car reserva- | tions for trips beginning at .noon

Sunday and thereafter consult

il ticket agents for possible changes 1 in their accommodations. | Officials also. pointed out that a

secondary effect of the ODT order will be a slight décrease in .the sleeping car accommodations available on trains operating over distances greater than 450 miles.

MILITARY HOSPITALS SEEK ELECTRIC FANS

An appeal far electric fans for wounded veterans in Indiana's military hospitals has been made by Marion Amick, Columbus, Ind. chairman of the American Legion {Military Hospital committee. The loan of hundreds of fans by private citizens-will-be-necessary—to-

bring relief to the thousands of wounded, many of «whom arc encased in heavy .bandages and

| casts, explained Mr. Amick, as these are not available from government sources. - Fans will be distributed by the Legion hospital committee. Each will be marked with the owners name and returned by the Legion as soon as their need is past.

| MAN WHO VOTED FOR

GRANT DIES AT 95

LOGANSPORT, Ind., July 11 (U P.).—John H. Barnhart; 95 who voted for every Republican presidentifl nominee since President Grant, tied. last night. He -had been a hardware man here 50 years. Barnhart was a graduate of Wabash college and held the -Ph., D. degree from Williams college in Massachusetts. He was Indiana's

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Thousands of persons.are attending the seventh annual public outdoor novena at the Carmelite Monastery on Cold Spring rd. The services, which began this week, will be held nightly through Monday.

SECOND VICTIM DIES NDIANA PUBLISHES IN CYCLE COLLISION NEW HIGHWAY MAP

new official 1945 Indiana state . highway map has been COLUMBUS, Ind, July 11 (U bY A} RiZlivas P.).—Elmo Leatherman, y the state highway commission,

35, Taylorsville. died in a hospital today Chairman John H. Lauer announced

from injuries suffered lastnight in a motorcycle-train collision that killed a companion, Eugene Despain, 20, Taylorsville. The men, civilian employees at Camp Atterbury, were riding the motorcycle and crashed into the side of a Pennsylvania railroad nas senger train at a crossing in Taylorsville.

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