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‘Hoosier Major's Dog That Lived Luxury.Life During War in Pacific Leaves Tokyo for U.S.

By GERALD R. THORP transferred to Pinschhafen. Clover] So he was relieved to leave Times Foreign Correspondent _ | went along for the ride. And: he|town today for America. How is he TOKYO, Sept. 26.—Clover, &|moved on to Hollandia, along with | traveling? Well, that's a military Cocker Spaniel, who does not know |his master. secret, or rather, a secret to the what it is to lead a dog's life, has| He landed with Arnold soon after | military. But Clover does not have left Tokyo for his first trip to the|D-day on Leyte, could not sleep in|a priority like that high-flying United States. Tacloban because of the noise, and|dog in the states about whom he Clover, in his day, has ridden the | went back aboard ship until things |has heard. | 3 rie dai ih finest planes and the largest ships,|quieted down. He showed up in |Copyright, , by The Indianapolis Times “and oo as well as a It we time for the Linfayen Gulf land- and The Chicage Dally News, Ine. general headquarters. And he is|ing, on Luzon, and came into neither .a professional soldier, nor |Manila on the heels of the troops. L AYMEN T0 MEET an honorary member of the K-9| Clover found Manila lonesome. J corps. He is a sort of armchair|There was no other dog there , strategist, a Monday morning quar- (worth yipping about. But before AT B, U, SATURDAY terback, who has yapped loud ad-|the end of thé war, Arnold learned vice about how to run the war all{that on Okinawa there Was a| The newly organized Laymen the way from New Guinea to|beautiful, well-mannered Cocker, | Associates of the Indianapolis Pres-

Clover refuses to remember it|trip to Okinawa might rescue| meeting at the Butler university colnow, but there was a time when |Clover. Clover looked at the lady,|lege of religion Saturday.

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in Port Moresby, New Guinea. after the arrival of the occupation | will be Carl Vrooman, former assist- mark in the final bookkeeping. Fo ’ ni He was nursed to health by Maj.|troops. But he became fidgety and ant secretary of agriculture during| Marine corps records credit the co a an Morality Of Hom Paris area snow. a 12 to 13 per| Features of ihe festival will ‘ve, HOME ON FURLOU Jack Keagan, New York City, and | jumpy. the Woodrow Wilson administra-|26-plane score to Lt. Col. Gregory ) P : cent weifht loss at a time when|® baked chicken dinner at noom OUGH then give. to Maj. Charles. J.| He did not like the looks his|tion, and Dr. Julian Price Love of (Pappy) Boyington of Okanogan, | Infant Deaths Rise normal growing adolescents show| and a fish fry Saturday night | Pfc. Raymond R. Wieneke, son

Arnold, Greencastle, Ind. when|sleek, fat body attracted. There |the Louisville, Ky: seminary.

Keagan was transferred to another |are no other dogs here now; they Reservations should be made tobase. That was the beginning of |somehow disappeared during the | morrow with J. W. Minton, by call-

Olover’s plush days. Arnold was|war, ing either TA-1216 or FR-1426.

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Tokyo. Arnold thought that a plane-|{bytery will hold its first annual{ WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (U. P.) | —Oapt. Eddie Rickenbacker's world , tak he | | r Deaths in 1938 totaled 618,500 and the ages of 14 to 18 have taken theo oy yop church of Jamestown,| m ‘workman of Plymouth, has been Joa De Pup X wd A Tokyo ov dod hoo ShOHIF : ET ttn robes EN Pst the Slightly over the 1028 figure of 576,- categories, is marked in adoles- annyal fall festival Saturday night|of war camp, according to tne hy . /

First Lt. John W. Holly, son of Mr

and Mrs. E. E Holly, 1502 8. New| By HELEN KIRKPATRICK example, the infant death rate has|all groups show the accumulative leffects of five years of unbalanced |

{Jersey st., has been awarded the Times Foreign Correspondent risen, from 62 to 91 per cent.

{pronze star for “meritorious service”| PARIS, Sept. 26.—France's infant| Not only do an increasingl yland inadequate diet. .

{ with the 3d army in Germany. "| mortality rate today is 75 per cent|large number of infants die under

Lt. Holly served as adjutant of the of its birth rate and its death rate, |°"® year of age, but those surviving portant role in the mounting in-| viously reported prisoners of war. are smaller and frequently register fant mortality, is worrying French They are Carpenter s mate 2-c David '0 officials. An efficient public health Garland Allen, Jeffersonville: Pfc. service, which never existed in| % » n ’ i . sufficient and proper France, combined with an intensive Dick Leon Reed, Soutn Whitley, and duced the quantity of nation-wide health campaign, is { mothers’ milR and made infants! .egarded as essential if the popula- | peculiarly susceptible”to respiratory tion decline is to be stopped. diseases in winter and diarrheal all- | copyright. 1945, hy The: Indianapolis Tinies | {ments in summor. Stillbirths have |

{778th tank battalion when it was in combat 176 consecutive days, fought at Metz, punctured the Siegfried line and aided in the last great push across Central Europe into Austria and Czechoslovakia. He formerly was employed by the | New York Central railroad before entering the army in February, 1943.

notably among adolescents, is going a 200 to SU0-pram.. (i/18 up and is expected to reach a new 10% ounces) weight loss. high this winter, Ya ck of A survey, just completed by a food has re group of American experts shows irrefutably that the population of this country, on the decline since world war I, is still going down. Loss of manpower during world | i: creased.

? T war II; unsanitary conditions, great-| : 2° MARINE ACES TIE ly accentuated by war damage, and = T. B: on Increase

‘RICK’S’ PLANE SCORE five years of malnutrition, seriously| Infants who survive their fist SETS FALL FESTIVAL ~~ ——

year, are generally healthy up to} from|

affecting mothers, are seen as the

three governing factors. adolescence. french youth

war I record of 26 planes downed are expected to reach nearly 800,000 | Worst peating of the war. Tuber-

500, have been sliced by a five-year |°€nce.

Wash., and Maj. Joe Foss of Sioux Falls, N. D. are impossible to obtain owing to|fats, calcium and vitamin A.

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Comprehensive national figures a decided deficiency ir their diet of Home-made pastries and other of Mrs. Suzanne Wieneke, Beech | home-made and home-grown prod- Grove, is home on furlough from Boyington, however, has been put the dislocation and destruction of| In all except upper-income brack- ucts will be displayed and then Elgin Field, Fla. He has been in down with two more “probables,” [many records. But, in Lyon, for|ets fat deficiency is marked and! put on auction: ‘service two years, ;

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The havy department today off cially listed three Indiana men as |dead and three us safe.”

Sanitation, which plays an im-| Those reported as safe were pre-

Cpl. Rae Harry Soice, Plymouth, Hoosiers reported as dead include: | Seaman 2-c Lowell Jackson Goodin; | Pic. Loren Everett Grimm, Monte-

Eo Dandlanapol zuma, and Signalman 1-¢ Henry gibi dg) Robert Hilbert, Underwood, all pre-

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Times Special | HOOSIER POW RESCUED

JAMESTOWN, Ind, Sept. One Indiana man, Pvt, Granville

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