Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1945 — Page 9

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, 1048

HUNTING AND FISHING [ste of hunting and fing tcenses LICENSES INCREASE |duy and August over 194 otal.

July and August over 1944 totals. The Indiana department of con-

August sales totaled $76,566.90, a gain of $2,500, with July sales showservation reported today that the'ing a similar

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VFW FAVORS LONGER DRAFT

f Wants Selectees to Take

Occupation Job. By Scripps-Howard Newspapers WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—The Veterans of Foreign Wars thinks the army cannot get enough vol-

= | unteers to maintain armies of oc~ E | cupation.

It told the congressional military committees that it favors

E | continuation of the draff, to obtain

enough soldiers to replace men who have had overseas service and who it says should be discharged “at the earliest opportunity.” V.F.W, Legislative Chairman Omar Ketchum also urged new legislation on re-employment rights of veterans. He pointed out that present, rights are embodied in the selective service act, which will expire when the end of the war becomes official. Mr. Ketchum said new laws should protect veterans

&lwho have old jobs to go back to

and should also give seniority rights to veterans who do not have former jobs. The V.F.W, favors the bill of Rep. Knutson (R. Minn.) which would give veterans who get new jobs seniority ‘equivalent to their time in the armed forces, plus “overtime” seniority of a day and

=|a hall per week of service.

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= [said, should have “an opportunity

to qualify for employment in com-

5 petition with war workers of equal = or less seniority.”

§ WINDSORS SAIL FOR

EUROPE TOMORROW

NEW YORK, Sept, 13 (U. P.).— The Duke of Windsor announced today that he and the. Duchess would sail for Europe tomorrow, He described their trip as a They have been i New York since shortly after

= | he resigned as governor-general of

the Bahamas.

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He looks like iHtler, was born in the same year as Hitler, but he isn't Hitler, Frantizek Holub, above, Prague, Czechoslovakia, train conductor for 30 years, was ‘forced by the gestapo to shave off his mustache during Hitler's reign. But since the Czech reve lution, he has let it grow back, and thus probably does his bit te foster rumors that Hitler lives,

NEW SHANGHAI MAYOR TAKES OVER CONTROL

SHANGHAI, Sept. 13 (U, P.).— The Chinese civil administration was functioning smoothly in the great port city of Shanghai today with the arrival of the new mayor, Chien Ta Chun, He was accompanied by Maf. Gen. Douglas Weart, Shanghai's Ameri can basé commander, and Lt, Gen. George Stratemeyer, chief of \Amer= ican airforces in the China theater. Mayor Chien took over in a city that was returning to normal living after several days of street fighting between Chinese underground units and those who had collaborated

with the Japanese.

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AKRON-—Mrs;, Dora Idella Bair, Sure vivor: Husband, Marion. + ASHLEY--The Rev, George Osbun, Survivors:e Daughters, Mrs, John Wolf, Mrs, Florence Batley; son, George. BOSWELL-Beverly Ann Essary, three months. Survivors; Parents, Mr, and Mrs, Vester Essary, . RAZIL--Mrs. BRBlodwen & Heiliger, 51. Survivors; Husband, Augustus; sons, Augustus Jr., John Hawk, George Hawk; sisters, Mrs. Louis Kopf, Mrs, Carl Essig, Mrs, Byron Becket; brothers, Morgan and Evan Jones, EVANSVILLE—Mrs, May: Loring Bone. George H. Jordan, 77. Survivors: Wife, Christina; brother, Judith Ann Miles, 16 months. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Miles; broth ers, Paul Billy; sisters, Mrs. Raymond Farhols, Mary and Sharon Miles Mrs, Anna D, Clark, ‘86. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, T, C, DePoyster, Murs. Peter Bals; son, Asa. Mrs, Emma Dora Delaney, 72, Survivors: Husband, James; son, R. A,; daughtérs, Mrs. Mary Brooks, Clara Delaney; brother, Volk Mackey; sisters, Mrs, Egward McLay, Mrs. Anna Clayton, FT. WAYNE--Mrs, Fannie Skelton. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs, Arthur Drummond; sons, George, Charles, FRANKFORT-—Miss Milner. Burvivors: Sisters, Mrs. Zula B. Fleming, Miss Blanche B. Milner, Mrs. Robert B. Hill; brother, George Milner, GOODLAND--Mrs, Della Turner, 79, Sure vivors: Husband, Edward; daughter, Mrs, Grace Rowland; sons, Alec, Jay, Edd, Archie, Richard, Lawrence; brother, John Hall, HARMONY John B. Wells, 80. Survivors: Sons, Herbert, David, Stanley, Carlos, Berry; daughter, Mrs, Bessie Grinsley, KINGSBURY~—Mrs, Frances E. Hall, 75, Survivors: Son, Frank B.; daughters, Mrs, « D, Tasper, Mrs, Verdis McMillan; brother, William Oberlin; sister, Mrs, Jose~ phine Mumaw,

LAFAYETTE--Mrs. Mary (0. Ransdell, 87. Wallace Penrod, 63. Survivors: Sisters, Mary C., Sarah. J, Gertrude; brothers, . B, 0, W. H,

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MONTICELLO-~Torens Idel Roth, 43. Survivors: Husband; Wval; daughter, Dor-~| lene; sons, Robert; Gordon, shad william Wright Reynolds, 77. Survivors: | Wife, Anna; daughter, Mrs, Grace Hard-| acre, PERU--Mrs, Christena Hettsmanperger, 88. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Freda Blakley, Mrs. Minnie Richter, Mrs, Kose Hemrick, Mrs. Emma Lower, PETERSBURG — Herman Ehrlich, 175. Survivors; Wife; «daughter, Mrs, Bert Soules, | SHARPSVILLE—George Davenport, 175, Survivors: Wife, Florence; sons, Roscoe, Dallas; daughter, Mrs, Dorothy Coe, TERRE HAUTE-Tina Kennedy, 89. Sur vivors: Sons, Stanley H., Fred R.; brother; Otto Givens, Miss Edith Ayres, 85, WEST TERRE HAUTE «— Mrs, Adah L, Perkins, J8. Survivors: Husband, John; daughter, Joan; sons, Bobby, ' Jimmy, Jerry; parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Grimes; brothers, Richard and James Grimes,

CHURCH VANDALS SOUGHT CRAWFORDSVILLE, Sept. 13 (U, P.).~Police today sought vandals who broke all the window panes and desecrated the interior of the Mt. Zion Methodist church near Jamestown. The vandals tore down American and church flags, over-| turned pews, and burglarized two storerooms,

GERMAN: GENERAL DEAD LONDON, Sept. 13 (U. P,) ~Field Marshal Gen. Ernst von Busch, who led the German armies besieging Leningrad, died last July in a Nottinghamshire prisoner of war

hospital, it was revealed today.

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