Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1945 — Page 21

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Brother. Benedict, C, 8. C., has been re-elected superior of Cathedral high school; and three other members of Holy Cross church have beén assigned to the school, according to an announcement made by the Very Rev. Thomas Steiner, C. 8, CG: provincial at Notre Dame, The Rev, George W. Dolan, C. 8. C., will be chaplain to the brothers at the school, and Brothers Hilary, Nivard and Carol will teach at Cathedral. Bother Rupert, C. 8. C, for 11 years director of the Gibault Home for Boys at Terre Haute, has been appointed to a post on the faculty of St. Anthony's high ‘school at Long Beach, Cal. Assigned to India Other changes include assignment of nine new priests and four broth-

ers. of the congregation to the mis- i

sions in India. Brother Theodore,

who recently was liberated from Japanese internment in the Philippines, will leave this fall for India and the other three will follow next.

year. Assigned to the Bengal missions are the Rev. Gerald McMahon, Notre Dame; the Rev. Thomas Curran, of the Mississippi missions; the Rev. Vincent Delavy, of the Mexican missions; the Revs. Edmund Gogdert and Gregory Steigmeyer, who have been in Canada; the Rev. Ernest Webb, of the foreign mission seminary in. Washington, D. C. Also three newly ordained priests have been assigned to the Bengal missions: The Revs. Robert Waichulis, Louis L, Myer and William P.- Evans, and Brother Brian, Al-

"| bany; Brother Robert- Bellarmine,

Indianapolis, and Brothers Bolum-

bille and John Capistran, Notre Dame.

BIG TRANSPORT PLANE CONVERTED TO GLIDER

SANTA MONICA, Cal, July 12 (U. P).—Douglas Aircraft Co. toiay told of the conversion of a C-47 skytrain transport plane into a glider that can be towed at 290 miles an hour while carrying a payload of more than seven tons. The army's air technical service

| command made the changeover by

taking out the engines and putting streamlined caps over engine nacelles. The converted plane is larger than any conventional glider now in use and has a gradual glide angle,

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Pvt. William Dennis o EJ 8

Lockburn st.; E. 51st st.; 969 English ave., R. R. 8. Bringing home a German ammunition case of souvenirs, Lt. Mohr was a company commander in the 3d infantry divsion which saw combat in Africa, Italy and Southern "France. He has decorated his souvenir pistols with his family pictures, protected with sheets of plexi-glass taken from German Messerschmitts. Lt. Mohr first got into action at Anzio and won the bronze star medal when he dashed 150 yards through bullet fire to direct the aim of anti-tank guns accurately on the enemy. : In the battele of Mt. Le Mar the lieutenant was first wounded. Here his outfit also received the unit citation for cleaning out the remains of the Germans.

Lost 40 Pounds

During action in this area Lt. Mohr also won the silver star for direéting fire on a German mortar position destroying the nest. In

wounded twice in the fight around Colmar and now holds the purple heart with two oak leaf clusters.

Pfc. Davis went into action in Italy, north of Cassino and fought through Rome and north to France. He was wounded in the Po Valley when the company pulled back off the field. For 14 days he received no medical attention for his injury and during seven weeks of marching he lost about 40 pounds. He holds the purple heart. _ Plane Caught Fire

When he returned here, Pfc. May, for the first time. Pvt. Dennis, an aerial gunner on a B-24, made nine missions from

the last mission his plane was sprayed by flak and caught on fire. Only three of the men were able to bail out and Pvt. Dennis landed

.| among hostile civilians. . He was in-

terned in a prison camp from September, 1944, until April, 1945. For the last 80 days he was marched

a | continuously.

Finally the village .in which they had stopped was surrounded so completely by the Yanks that the German guards marched the men into their own lines. Pvt. Davis was a litter bearer in the Pacific theater and went first to New Guinea and then to Luzon. While evacuating the wounded, he was sprayed by machine gun bullets. He holds the purple heart.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ Four Wounded Heroes Return Home

Local Combat Veterans Are Convalescing at Billings

Four Indianapolis soldiers, three of them veterans of European campaigns and one of Pacific action, have returned to Billings hospital. They are Pfc. Vern W. Davis, husband of Mrs. Wilma Davis, 2510 1st Lt. George W. Mohr, husband of Mrs. Joan Mohr, 129 Pvt. William Dennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will D. Dennis, and Pvt. Lloyd Davis, husband of Mrs. Stella Davis, |

the latter part of Januuary he was

Davis saw his daughter, Brenda |

England over enemy territory. On| Mert.

First Lt, George W. Mohr

. fered much and yearn to get back

= |at the coast resort of Brighton.

Pvt. Lloyd Davis

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316TH TO LAND.

Air Troop Carriers Heroes Of Many Fronts.

VIGILANTES’ IN |

{founded on the principlé that the

|uouses and moved in deserving fam-

: owners what they thought about the . | housing shortage.

BRITAIN AIN- ACTIVE

Tired of Waiting, ls Folle i

Take Over Houses.

LONDON, July 12 (U, P).—The “Vigilantes” are on the march in

ers” and the “Crusaders.” These newcomers to the scene are

European war is over, and a lot of

its draw-backs should be, too. The groups are made up of the country’s plain folk who have suf-

to plain living. The best example of what they were doing was down

The “Vigilantes” took over vacant

ilies without bothering to ask the

Sailor's Wife Gets House The other night a Vigilante committee under Harry Cowley called “the Governor” by his fellows, installed in a vacant house at Brighton Mrs, Eileen Hannaford, the 26-year-old wife of a sailor,

They also moved in two other families in two other houses. Lawyers representing the estate which owns the house into which Mrs, Hannaford moved were planning county court action for eviction. The vigilantes were making no promise to quit. Cowley said if Mrs. Hannaford was oustéd from that particular house, they would find another for her.

ANTI-CLOSED SHOP BILL IS STILL ALIVE

WASHINGTON, July 12 (U. PJ. —The house will have to vote on |its veterans committee's anti-closed shop bill sooner or later if Committee Chairman John E. Rankin (D. Miss.) has his way..

With enough battle ribbons and medals to put a five-star general in! the shade, the personnel of the 316th troop carrier command squadron will arrive at Pope field, Ft. Bragg, N. C., today. Eight battle - stars and three presidential citations attest the worth of these sky warriors who fed supplies to Montgomery as he chased Rommel, the outfoxed desert fox, across Africa. For their part in chucking the Nazis there they were honored with their first presidential citation. The others came for action in Sicily and the flying of troops into the great assault of D-day. Individual Medals But their work was not alone the bringing of death to the enemy. They gave life to many an allied soldier. On the blazing battle front in Africa, the 316th developed the air evacuation of wounded. This contribution to the medical side of war has meant life to countless thousands who needed the detdiled care that could be given only in base hospitals. Individual members of the squadron hold numerous citations for duty under fire and either late to{day or early tombrrow six of the unit will receive the Croix de Guerre from the French governThe presentation will be made by members of the French embassy in Washington. First in Toto Return

Included in the campaigns of the 316th are Africa, Sicily, Italy, Normandy, the landing of the first allied airborne army in Holland and the crossing of the Rhine. The 316th is the first of the troop carrier command's outfits to be returned in toto to the states. The men will be met by news papermen from over the country, including Indianapolis. Following processing, they will be given leaves and furloughs. Many are from Ine diana and it is expected they will come home through Stout field, headquarters of the 1st ueep car= rier command.

RESIGNS-AS GOVERNOR CARSON CITY, Nev.,.July 12 (U, P.) .—Governor E. P, Carville of Nevada has submitted his resignation to accept an appointment to the U. 3. senate August 1, it was announced today.

Rankin foiled an attempt to kill the measure yesterday, asserting that “this bill is going to stay on the calendar until it's disposed of by the congress of the United States.”

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