Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1945 — Page 5

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: pe | See Th BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July 11] - The former Corbin, Ky., orphan| America will WORLDS LARGEST SELLER AT |0¢ > ar , | (U. P).—~Master Sgt. Frederic Hen- had been ifi the army eight years | 1] R | \ K S i : ner meeting Veterans Cheer as They sel who lost parts of all four limbs before that day on bloody Okinawa. | : \ ) ! ghout the nn. | # . in battle, wants a chicken farm: |He was a maintenance sergeant VOR BN pur are: ‘Hathier | Pass Statue of Liberty. The army lost_a good soldier with a fank battalion in the 7th A Serre 2 javerile 2» Shove ou gt. William | . when he stepped on an anti-tank infantry division, and had served | ASSORTED FLAVORS a, piri a 3 ; ; NEW YORK, July -11 (U. P).— Ointment today,

it: Mildred mine on Okinawa, and Kentucky on Leyte, Guam and Iwo Jima. AT ALL DEALERS tube with applicator. Money back

fary vie, More than 35,000 jubilant veterans|probably got a good farmer. The The mine blew off both legs above | if you are not delighted with relief. Vilma Bid of the European war, the largest|Sergeant is one of those fellows the knee and his left arm above Atlin wh secretary, | J p of retuming soldiers 10 a~ MO on : sive op : : {the elbow. His right arm was hurt Ann Beyerss Bou home in ohe day since. V-E ge ong all right,” he said | so badly that it was amputated be-

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day, were pouring into New York harbor today. Eight transports, paced by the giant Queen Mary and West Point, steamed past the grey-green Statue

from his bed in Percy Jones gen- | low the elbow aboard ship en route eral ‘hospital, and he said it with a|home. grin. : “Wife at Bedside It alters my plans considerable,” His wife joined him at the hos-

he sald, “but I know I'll get along pital here Monday night and hasn't

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all right.” | 3 : : ip oy on i bn mn it ie ee | OIL PERMANENT garden party their rails lined with 28,266 cheer- or loan. [NEbed Servant has @ whey doctors chased her away to he home of ing Americans and some 7000 Ca- 8 » €|get some rest. They will celebrate ) Kentucky farm girl he courted in|their third wedding anniversary | Long or Short Style r will be at G x3 d nadian soldiers. his teens and married almost three | t grog + + Shining Curls gp % ; and a white ood vision means goo Five infantry regiments, a general years ago is right in there backin {next mon h. : : ... Gay new con $) . 4 5 12. health. Work better and hospital unit, numerous 8th airy, = 0 €| Hensel will receive his full army § {°° "C8" easy : +

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Don't.delay, see— : da HERE'S the burglary loot-that

Indianapolis police recovered yesterday in a locker .in the Union Station. The 158 watches, hun=-

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cotics and hypodermic needles were found after police arrested James Woodson, 2821 Highland pl, at the Manhattan Victory

club, 453 Indiana ave. Woodson, who had the key to the locker, is being held here on a fugitive charge and will be turned over to Nashville, Tenn., detectives who have issued a warrant charging him with breaking and entering. The loot was believed to have been taken from -a Nashville pharmacy.

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COLUMBUS, Ind., July 11 (U, P.). —Perry Hopper, 60, Columbus farmer, died yesterday of what was diagnosed by doctors as Rocky Mountain spotted fever—the first such case recorded in this area. adi oh « Pointing out that the disease AI ITI] Iq) could be contracted only by coni tact with an infected tick, health authorities believed Mr. Hopper was bitten by a parasite from western cattle recently shipped into this district. :

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(All Data in Central War Time) July 11, 1043 Souarise ..... 5:25 | Sunset....... 8:15

Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m, | Total precipitation since Jan. 1 8. Excess since Jan. 1

The following table shows the highest

p. m. yesterday and the lowest temperitures for 12 hours ending at 7:30 a. m. today:

Atlanta Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Evansville Pt, Wayne Indianapolis (eity) + Kansas City, Mo. .... Miami, Fla. Minneapolis-St, New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha, Neb, Pittsburgh .. San Antonio, St. Louis ....... ovens Washington, D. C. ..ccovvivinnans 88

DIES 3 MONTHS AFTER NAZI MURDERED SON

DENVER, July 11 (U. P.).—Rabbi Samuel Rose, 90-year-old father of Maj. Gen. Maurice. Rose, was to be buried today, three months after his soldier-son was shot down by a Nazi captor in Germany. Death came to the ailing Hebraic scholar last night at his home in Denver. Physicians said he died of old age and grief over the loss of his son. Rabbi Rose was an authority on the Talmud. Born in Warsaw, he came to Savannah, Ga. in 1885. Later he moved to Middletown,

temperatures for 12 hours ending at 7:30}

force groups and scores of smaller units were among the arrivals. The navy fransport West Point, formerly the. 8. America, brought 7607 troops, including the 345th and 347th regiments of the 87th division and - their commanding general, Maj. Gen. Frank L. Culin Jr. Carried Jap Diplomats Other 87th division units included: Headquarters special troops, band, 87th counter - intelligence corps detachment, the 334th 336th and 912th field artillery battalions. They had as fellow passengers 33 Japanese diplomats, for whom the New York skyline promised no welcome but internment. The Queen Mary and a passenger lst of more than 15,000, including the 7000 Canadians who will be on their way to Canadian redistribution centers a few hours after their arrival. Hospital Units Aboard Among her 8642 American troops were the 103d general hospital and advance units of 10 other general hospitals. Eighth air force units aboard the British liner included bomb groups 466, 467, 440, 458 446

376, 377, 378 and 379. The transport

regiments of the 104th division.

the 4th division was among the 3011 soldiers on the ‘transport James Parker.

1502 troops into the harbor.

Timetable of Troops On Way Home Listed

today’s timetable of homecoming American divisions:

pected to reach the United States shortly. 44th Infantry—On high seas, should reach port early next week. 87th Infantry—On high should arrive about a week from today.

5th Infantry—Two

Conn,, where his two sons, Maurice and Arnold, were born. He brought his family to Denver 42 years ago. |

and final leaves tomorrow.

2d Infantry—Began loading at Le

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and 491, air service groups 374, 375, | =

John Ericsson | brought 7493 soldiers into New|Z York, including the 414th and 415th |=

The 32d infantry regiment of|§

Four smaller transports carried

PARIS, July 1 (U. P.).—Here is |&

4th Infantry—On high seas, ex- |:

transports| 8 cleared Le Havre yesterday; third|2

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. | pay with the allotment for his wife | Must Have Operations {as long as he is in the hospital here | “We haven’t had much chance to|and until he is discharged from the talk things over,” she said, “but|army, a veterans administration of- | we'll get along fine.” ficial said in Washington last night. | Hensel must undergo several op-| Then he will receive $300 mustererations here, then be fitted with ing out pay and will be entitled to, artificial limbs and taught to use | vocational and rehabilitation train- | them. {ing under the G. L bill of rights. | | After he is discharged, he will be! Havre yesterday, expected. to clear | entitled to $265 monthly pension, port tomorrow. {the veterans administration spokes‘13th Armored—Scheduled to begin | Man said. Premiums on any army embarking Le Havre Friday. {insurance will be waived. 20th Armored—Moving . into Le| Hensel met his wife on her par-| Havre staging area, slated to begin | €nt's farm near Corbin when they! loading late next week. | were in their teens. They were 28th Infantry — Advance part | busy today, trying to figure some | scheduled to clear Le Havre tomor-|Way to raise the money to buy aj row, remainder leaves Camp Pitts-| chicken farm back home. burgh, Reims, for Le Havre Monday. | es rep.

30th Infantry — Advance units] D EAD H 00Si ER HER 0 reached Le Havre today, remainder 4H 0 N 0 R ED BY F RAN C E

processing at Camp Oklahoma City. 45th Infantry—Still alerted but| FT. BRAGG, N. C. July 11 (U.| date of shipment to Reims still in-|{P.).—S. Sgt. James R. Taylor, Dug-.| definite. ger, Ind., will be awarded the Croix | 35th Infantry-—Alerted, tentative-| De Guerre posthumously tomorrow | ly scheduled to arrive Reims week | for meritorious action and personal | from today. {bravery during the D-day invasion | Advance parties.of the 4th, 44th. !of Normandy. eit) 87th, 5th, 2d and 13th armored all| Presentation will be by French |

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