Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1945 — Page 22
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By CLINTON B. CONGER United Press Staft Correspondent BERLIN, Oct. 3.—~Reliable sources said today that regular U. 8. army forces probably will be withdrawn completely from the government of Germany by spring and thereafter act, only as police to enforce orders of civilian authorities,
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D. Eisenhower's political adviser, appeared the leading candidate for civil governor of the American occupation zone. It was possible a triangular arrangement would be decided upon, with Eisenhower as supreme commander, Murphy as civil governor and some regular-army general as commander of the army of occupa~ tion, = Leahy Mentioned If, as rumored, Eisenhower leaves Germany to become army chief of staff in Washington, informants here speculated President Truman might call on some high-ranking officer skilled in diplomacy to succeed him. A possible choice would be Adm. William F. Leahy, presidential chief of staff and former American ambassador to Vichy. The gradual withdrawal of the army from the government of occupied Germany Las been underlined in the past week by three major announcements. ONE: The American group of the
FOUR LOCAL MEN LISTED AS DEAD
Indianapolis Veterans Were ‘Missing’ a Year.
Four more Indianapolis soldiers have been declared dead, after having been missing in action more than a year, They are: Lt. George E. Dopp, son of Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Dopp, 4224 > E. 13th st. Pvt. Herbert C. Partlow, son of Mr. and. Mrs ¢ Hamer Partlow, 2105 N. . Linwood ave, 8, Sgt. Elmer P, Christenson, son of Mrs, Nina Stansbury, 547 Exeter ave. 8. Sgt. Francis L. Raub, son of
Lt. Dopp Mrs. Ella Raub, 910 Olive st.
Lt. Dopp, who was previously listed as missing since Feb. 18, 1944, over France, was declared
dead on Sept. 19,
allied control council in Berlin will cut its military personnel 50 per cent by Feb. 1 and do away with it almost entirely by July 1, TWO: Eisenhower's headquarters at Frankfurt announced that it henceforth will handle only military matters, while all government functions will be centered in Bern. THREE: Gen, George 8. Patton, one of the United States’ principal
as military governor of Bavhria and commander of the 8d army. Though replaced by another general, the appointment probably was only temporary. Several factors lle hehind the decision to pull the military out-of the government of Germany. The army itself has no desire to get involved further in politics and it admits that its regular officers are incapable of jobs requiring highlytrained government specialists, The regular army obviously would rather fill whatever will be its peacetime quota with potential combat officers than with lawyers, legislators and bankers put into uniform only for government tasks,
396 FOREST FIRES REPORTED IN STATE
Fire damage to Indiana forests last year totaled $93,042, acting state forester Paul B. Davis of the Indiana Department of Conservation said today. More than 22500 acres of forest land were burned by 396 fires, in calling Hoosiers’ attention to Fire Prevention Week, Oct, 7-13. The. greatest numbers of fires, 150, were started last year by careless smokers, Davis said, Bonfire makers started 133, railroads 63, and campers, hunters and other miscellaneous causes 60, Davis pointed out that fall is
He said that during the 1945 spring fire hazard season 8000 acres
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The 29-year-old officer was a pilot of a B-17 bomber and had earned the air medal for five missions over Germany, He was a graduate of Cathedral high school, Surviving besides the parents are a brother, 8. Sgt. Robert K. Dopp, stationed at Boise, Idaho, and two sisters, Mrs. Betty Wilson and Mrs, Paul Brutcher, of Indianapolis. Died in Pacific Pvt. Partlow, previously reported missing has now been declared killed on April 10, 1944, in the Pacific. Emtering the army in March, 1943, Pvt. Partlow served in Australia and New Guinea and held the good conduct medal and Asiatic<Pa= 7 cific ribbon with one battle star, He was a member of Warrendal chapel, United Brethren church and had attended Technical high school. Surviving be~
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Mrs, Elsie Goodwin, Mrs. Grace Forkner, Mrs, Opal Hutton, Mrs. George Elkins and Miss Mildred Partlow and a brother, Bernard Leon Partlow of Indianapolis.
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was listed dead after being missing since his plane exploded over Austria, Oct. 17, 1944. In the air force since May, 1943, he had been overseas two months and had completed 14 missions. A flight engineer, he was 33 and had received the air medal. A graduate of Manual high school, he formerly was supervisor of the Blue Ribbon dairy bar and was a member of the Danish Lutheran church, Killed in France He is survived by his wife- and mother, a son, James; two brothers, Cpl. Axel Christensen, Ft. Monroe, Va., and Ejnar Christensen, Indianapolis, and three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Bryan, Mrs. Amy Roemmer and Mrs. Helga Griffin, all of Indianapolis, A memorial service will be held for Sgt. Christensen late this month. Sgt. Raub, the husband of Mrs. Ruby Raub, 820 N. Tuxedo ave., was killed Sept. 15, 1944, near Malancourt, France. He was first listed as missing and later reported to have been killed while leading a patrol behind the lines, Formerly employed at the Mechanics Laundry & Supply Co., he was 31. He had been in service since March, 1943, and overseas with the 90th division of the 3d army since March, 1944, He is survived by his wife and mother.
LT. W. BOYD BROWN RELEASED BY NAVY
After 36 months of service in the navy, Lt. W, Boyd Brown, 146 W. 43d st. has received an honorable discharge at Great Lakes, Lt. and Mrs, Brown are now in Chicago with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. H.W, Brown, and will return to Indianapolis about the middle of October. Lt. Brown spent 31 months at gea and participated in the Italian campaign and the invasion of southern France. He went to sea from New Orleans, La., and made six -trips in the Caribbean and -eleven in the Atlantic as commanding officer on troop transports and Liberty ships.
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New officers have been elected to the senior orchestra and the boys’ glee club of Crispus Attucks high school. - Officers of the orchestra are: William ‘White, president; Joseph Mitchell, vice president; Camille Overbey, secretary; Regino Mayo and Mattie Clifford, librarians, ‘and Betty Owaley, publicity manager. Glee club officers are: Edward Golder, president; Charles Ran-
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