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MONDAY, AUG. 27, 1945 __ — : - THE INDIANAPQLIS TIMES A inn : a. 7 ; n : ¥ \ Tas | 'Okies’, 'Arkies' Going H SE Broth ies’, Arkies' Going Home NEWSMEN SEE # L : I~ A house-to-house canvass -of| | Ship for Home 1 * ! 3 Bloomington is being sponsored by | +h Ch P F w J h OR VETERANS the city’s Chamber of Commerce in - |. TWO BROTHERS, one an air n e I S rom ar 2 5 - an effort to obtain more rooms and x force major who had been a pris- . land daughter, he coaxed his picku : ’ Guy L. Baker, Chamber of Com- : an infantry lieutenant who helped we his stateon has doubled in the last! 2 : 3 Pickup : I. U. guts Applications merce secretary, ls in charge of the Wants Inductees to Relieve free him, met aboard the: S.°S. Texas Cities Menaced by few days. Before the end of pg Oklahoma to Oakland ‘Brown Patch‘ Marks Sears rom Over 1000 Veterans Abroad 75 to 110-Mi. Wind “Liy : . : . ’. - . . ed in an old chicken coop,” | Cancellation of war contracts in They are Maj. Robert Salzarulo about 2328 people returned home ghoreman said. “Everybody worked : ; - : and Lt, Frank Salzarulo, sons of (Continued F Page One) (U. P.).~Dean Wendell W. Wright, | ti¢ase of several thousand workers Mr, and Mrs. Louis Salzarulo, Hegira Is Growing | They xe . hee trom Tage . ght, iv mia ‘ ! pt their cash in old cigar - , director of Indiana university's office | wo. loosen a tight housing situation, than 800.000 non-veterans and vol- Richmond. Lt. Salmrulo is the [Ing boat capsized near the Port| op day I saw 5760, headed for boxes. effectively. Nagasaki was the city of veterans’ affairs, sald today that ob July. we Winds of 70 mi - more than 1000 discharged veterans] MAYOR'S WIFE IN HOSPITAL i Urges Clarification Zarulo, 1125 N. Belieview pl, and | = 100 es Jer Hous xs lan inspection station. Cars were pulling out four battered boxes Were located- but it was now hard Aa former employee of the U, 8. university this fall, Tyndall, was in fair condition at ; 7 |48 at a time, jin thar.” | Mitsubishi. The city's northern ifs ; f w tai be insufficient to . 75 to 100 miles an hour were re-| . . The I. U. veterans’ director| Methodist hospital today, attaches)’, Croan to be in Maj. Salzarulo was shot down radu ably SOR BR ery vos | Farm Already Bought | dustrial center was completely lews g y day. mates from Gens. Eisenhower and 29, 1044, and was liberated by the the core. oT made utterly useless. v ] 9th army on April 29, a year later. : ._ running boards. | n green- | Everything Scorched men, exclusive of the numbers re- The brothers had been separated Texas coastal ' area huddled in| pq Rhine, a toothless farmer, was backs. He kept those “little ones” , y { k to Arkansas and pay i country and other areas, he said, | OF LWO years. going back t PaY on top, he said, pe .

" ns - ‘PAGE 5 = A ber of applicants accepted would : : mn ga | be determined by housing facilities, = Brothers Meet on h DIE IN WAKE Be 1 which he termed as “critical.” d yo apartments for university students oner of the Germans and the other (Continued From Page One) with his wife, three grown sons, project. Montimello on their way home. war and the cutback ‘in workers | pyard jous. : x ing of Nagasaki. BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 27|Bloomington industrial plants and (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) daily. {and chipped in for the farm.” Wright said. unteers would be in the army next|.pushand of Mrs. Marguerite Sal- |15avel ship. channel. . Oklahoma and Arkansas, pull in at| “And now looky here.” he beamed. Where the Mitsubishi steel works [lined along the highway as many as bulging ‘w “Al to tell which w was the plan to apply for entrance to the| Mrs. Dean Tyndall, wife of Mayor This figure, the President said, department of agriculture. ter of the hyrricane and winds of | ned along g y y bulging ‘with cash. “Almost $100,000 to tell whic wreck as th ¢ 1 ; ts, Esti ported over a 45-mile | Fitzgerald says he expects the meet over a requirements. - " - \ . pointed out, however, that the num- sald. She was taken there Aug. 18. over Berlin and captured April SRB A a si] I stared at piles of bills, ranging | cd, and docks and warehouses MacArthur alone totalled 1,200,000 Thousands of residents of the! quired for supporting troops in this schoolhouses, courthouses and! The sharpest single impression READY FOR FALL?

In case any should ; brow 1 . : : homes of friends in inland cities is we had was the brown color cover “The difference between the] It: Salzarulo wears the E, T. O. | p00 Raving fled the storm. off the Morigage oR 1is fai. Gm blow out. I saw 10 $1000 bills in a ing everything, showing the searing B0.000 nion-veterans and Volunteers On on Tourviare Repro Causeway Flooded IR BE rea five little Rhines. quick flip of one of the boxes, heat that withered every sith y y is - 3. € y | =y ae : How ' ' frag .» plant and tree in this vicinity a an ee ere France, Ardennes, northern Ger- | Doctors and nurses stood by for Brother Rhine, and all the house- And I'm headin’ for home now, PR every scrap of TL viii numbers of veterans in| MANY and central Germany. emergency calls in such centers as 10d belongings. he added, “The farm's all bought

: “We all worked but Granny and atin The effects of the bomb’s action the service.” the President said. Houston, San Antonio and Austin the two littlest.” he grinned. “We'l and just waitin’ fer me to get thar are curious. ‘In many places, ft

He suggested that the congres-! and Red Cross workers were being pe big shots when we get home, | 20d work it. leveled everything to the ground but sional military affairs committees mobilized to care for refugees. what with all this dough we got.” | His new Plymouth was loaded in others several blocks of houses clarify the entire manpower pro- | 1 ; 2 d United. P S 3 Comi {down with beds, mattresses, quilts, stood apparently untouched. grams of the armed services rapidly ohn Alen er ‘ iy 5 Saw 14 Coming pans, bicycle and the ever-present! Where the bomb hit most severely, td eliminate all legal impediments [Sop EoPo0 en 4 ae a ory pone S. P. Bordman, an elderly welder wash tub. there were only foundations or celto the maximum procurement of nor, where the s orm was ab Ils who lost his Kaiser job in Rich-| And that's how the “Okies” and lars to show where buildings once voluviteers height, but efforts to contact him mond, Cal, was one of the few “Arkies” are going home, trium- | stood. = ——— were unsuccessful.

. home-bound “Okies” who drove a phant, rich and cluttered. The only | upi ood-s t oie mentioned specifically the | «The causeway between COrpus tryck instead of a shiny automobile. things they left behind in oy : Pe ” Eo $ fey frelon oe present ceiling of 280000 on the Caused Half Jap Losses atichristi and Portland on the| wal us 'Okies' ain't fools,” he|forni od were lying on the rivers Dpto, number of army enlistments which Houston Righway was under Water lege ery oo 8 un 0 rd vi rnia apparently, were the goats their rigging gone and Iflige rents can be accepted and the fact that Cost of 52 Vessels. and the road Closed to trate jsaic. § comin’, so We didn’t and chickens they had tied to the in their superstructure. only men now in the service or : peiniste wc Isplurge on fancy extras. Look. {running boards when they landed . . . The sheriff's office at Victoria, | Damaged Both Sides those who have been discharged| WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 (U. P.. og He opened a burlap bag and there. for less than 90 days can be ef=|_ ao. . han destrov alex, reported at 8 a. m. that wine scooped out $5000 in small bills. —— | I was unable to find out on which listed directv... =—American submarines desiroye jo! ® 3 Miles 0 lou hay] A. W. Renfro, Fresno farm work-| (TOMORROW: Now that side of the river the bomb fell but Unemployment Benefits over 3,500,000 tons of Jepaiese / een as 3 wo ne wn or some for, was hauling behind his Ford| they're home, what will the Okies |it apparently made no difference ) shipping during the war at a cost, lime and “the worst is yet to come.” convertible a battered trailer com-| and Arkies do with their money? !since it did equal damage on both When the official end of the War) of 2 U.& undersea craft and RE Injuries were reported there. plete with wife, five kids, rocking res sides. The bomb force seemed to is proclaimed, inductions will stop, = ° so Eo | At nearby Lavaca, winds of 85 chair, wash tubs, and pots and QUISLING JURORS ee : ad immediately, under, the presentwards of 3500 men, a war-end sut- to 100 miles per hour were reported pans, Said yep, he'd saved his Skip here and there, destroying law, and those inducted into the|vey showed today. {during the night. The roof was money. : INSPECT 9 CASTLES everything within its range in some armed forces or serving with the| jana, suffered the worst naval blown from a school and the «By jt ain't none of yore danged OSLO, Aug. 27 (U. P.).—The , Spots bl Jumping Gites Jeesiiig various reserve organizations must gefeat of any country in the his- | Houston oil warehouse was leveled. | hyusifess what I'm gonna do with it,” » AUR. de ele court ; to spread a new swath of destrugbe discharged within six months. tory of the world and U. 8. sub-| Winds up to 108 miles per hour|he snapped. {and Jury at the treason trial of for- | tion elsewhere. Hence the President's recom-| marines destroyed mote than half were recorded at Corpus Christi and| Clyde Summers, jubilant over the Mer puppet premier Vidkun Quisling| I noticed some people pulling mendation to guard against a too0| ot the total. some 600 telephones were out of savings of his three-year job as a took a day off from the courtroom C2ftS. presumably heading toward early termination, particularly while| American submarine operations service. Hotels and the courthouse | Kaiser welder in Richmond, zoomed today to inspect Quisling's Gimle 'N® country with what possessiofis a large part of the American fight-yere among ‘the most successful were jammed with refugees. Cots into the station, wet diapers, flap- castle at Oslo fjord and his “eagle theY could salvage. ing: force is still overseas. ever waged by any nation, consid-| were put up in the lobbies and many |Ping from the car windows. He nest at Asker. - Scattered but loud protests were ering the total damage done An | persons slept on the floor. . |saved enough, he said, to buy A NeW The prosecution has charged that | HEADS COLUMBUS SCHOOLS: heard from some congressmen when | omparison with losses. The Brownsville Steamship Co Buick, get his wife and three chil- Quislirig bought and furnished the! RUSHVILLE, Ind. Aug, 27 (W. the administration announced that| Germany inflicted heavy damage | reported that five Mexican national Gren fancy clothes, and still buy two residences with funds stolen P.).—Luther A Lockwood, for 15 men would be inducted monthly inte on allied shipping in the early !freighters believed to have been |® big farm in Oklahoma. {from the public treasury and indi- Years superintendent of schools at he avy Selle ne emi 0%|days of the war, yet lost over 700 sailing in the 4urricane's path had | Family Saves $100,000 vidual citizens, | Rushville. announced today that he

{submarines in the venture. Japan, “This i : pe i y - had accepted &i $ Prominent among those objecting Pan, not been heard from. i “This California dough’s good| Resumption of the trial was post p a similar position at

was Chairman Andrew Ky.), of the house military affairs

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which has done very little damage | Two left Brownsville early Fri- anywhere,” he reckoned. Ma Sum- | poned to Wednesday after doctors Columbus. At Columbus he sueday before the storm warnings were mers had her feet soaking in a

ceeds Otto Hughes, who resigned

omimittee. whose lemper cooled submarines — nearly three - times ‘hoisted. One vessel was sighted pan of water under the brakes. It|for Quisling. They examined his to accept a position as instructer es a Ee oh with | Americin’ combat losses. by weather bureau officials braving was 114 in the shade. {brain to determine whether he was in the Indiana university high Mr ala f as the storm in a B-25 bomber, but! But the record for the fabulous suffering from a brain tumor but school at Bloomington and a meme YOUTH, 23. SHOOTS

they were unable to contact the rise to riches goes to the H. V.'were understood to have found ber of the staff of the I. U. schodl [ - crew. FABER PENCIL HEIR | WOMAN, KILLS SELF

'Shoreman clan. Four years ago, nothing: seriously wrong. lof education DROWNS SAVING SON Fr. WAYNE, Ind. Aug. 27 (U.P). |

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° | crippled mother of two children, rero yor apd L Faber: | mained in a critical condition this + 0 W xorg, her % | morning with a buliet lodged near pencil fortune, and his brother-in-|, Ireart :

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