Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1945 — Page 5

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WEDNESDAY, 0CT. 17, 1945

4 LOCAL 6. I'S ARE DUE IN U. 8.

Soldiers Are Expected Back Home Soon.

Four Indianapolis soldiers are

scheduled by the Boston: port of embarkation to arrive Saturday aboard the A. P. Hill. They will be processed at Camp Atterbury. They are Sgt. Ralph W. Roche; Pfc, Edward Bruhn, Carl V. Hoskins

Five men were listed as having arrived yesterday in Boston aboard the Howard Victory, also to be processed at Camp Atterbury. They are T. bth Gr. James A. Watkins, S. Sgt. George A. June, T. 4th Gr. Frederick Pasch, Sgt. James BK. Smith and Pfc. Marion F. Hobbs Jr. Four Indianapolis men are listed by the New York port of embarkation as having arrived Monday aboard the Coaldale Victory. ‘They will be processed at Camp Atterbury. They are Sgt. Farris L. Oldham; Pfc. William W. Srygler; T. Sgt. Thomas A. Gilgrist and T-5 Robert J. Glass,

EX-GI REPORTS LOSS A veteran, who was discharged yesterday, Earl Prather, 25, "of Saylesville, Ky., told police today that he either lost or was robbed of a government check for $111.23 and $28 in cash while he was at the bus terminal .last night.

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WASHINGTON, Oct, 17 (U. P)— Thousands of additional: men and women in naval uniform looked forward today to discharges by Jan. 1 as result of newly announced reductions in navy discharge point

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The navy estimated thatthe cuts would bring total discharges to 1,000,000 men and 100,000 officers by

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‘Horrible Example, Repeal Associates Declare. .

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formance, the Review continues. An exception was Indiana. Pirst | the Democrats—and now the Re-| publicans—took over. “In only one city was there a o| failure to confine, for the time being, this legal piracy to the beer |

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“One city's political boss

| made a deal with a politician so that he may continue to hold a re-

wholesaling industry,” the Review |

was! not content until he had secured |

only through being ‘in right’ ora. Doran, Muncie, Ind., industrialmaking ‘deals’ with the politiclans jst, who ‘dled there more than 20 | jin power. years ago. “And once a tavern keeper has

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| tailer s license, the way is wide open for him to make further deals to secure exemption from rigid enforcement of regulations as to closing hours, exclusion of undesirable characters from his tavern, the Presenice f and perhaps even giving service to minors, and every { other restriction calculated to insure decent and orderly conditions sur { rounding the dispensing of alcoholic beverages. | “A Step Backward” “Indiana has taken a long step backward toward the stench which | once gave just cause for opposition to the alcoholic beverage business

the revocation of three wholesale | because of the questionable charac-~ liquor licenses as well as the li-| | ter of some of the old-time saloons. censes of the beet wholesalers, It| ~The party now in power in Inwill be, of course, but a matter of 91ana is no more, and perhaps just time until all liquor wholesalers in | # little bit less, to blame for this the state will go through the same situation than is the party which shakedown, Then there will be no for the past 12 vears held the busigood reason for exempting retail | eSS of wholesaling beer as a perlicenses from the sordid mess.” Sulsite of the party in power in the # ’ -| state, ho diana faves he Dre “Both parties have by their acliquor retailers continue their busi- tions promoted a vicious practice,

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On Deg. 1, the point score will ‘be lowered another two points, the! navy said, and a further reduction of one point will take effect” on Jan, 1, The#inéthod of computing scores | remain the same, The navy announced separate point reductions for doctors. Their discharge score will drop from 60 to, 53 on Nov. 1 and to 51 on Jan. 1.| An estimated 3300 doctors—-more than one-fourth now in the naval reserve—would be out by Jan. 1. Also announced was a reduction from 120 to 90 days as the period during which commanding officers can hold personnel after they become eligible for release. The navy expects to announce a further reduction later, _The score for unmarried nurses will remain at 35 until Jan, 1 when it will be reduced to 33. All married nurses are "being demobilized now. Specialists, classification personrel and mailmen will be eligible for release on Nov, 1 under critical scores of 44 for male enlisted personnel and 20 for female enlisted

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