Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1945 — Page 27

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APAN'S LINKS WITH V.F. W. Convinced Truman's Army Draft Plan Doomed MYSTERY EXPLOSION i si isn ee WORLD ARE SEVERED, sastrorom ov o.com pe iceman eb 0 en om omy, 51 TAKES. FLIERS LIVES nue em

a the Veterans of Foreign Wars, has written off President Truman's o annals of the American Academy of | compulsory military training.” said| officially listed dead. © TOKYO, Oct. 25 (U. P.). — Gen, year draft plan as doomed to defeat at the hands of educational and Political and Social Science, Ketchum | Ketchum. | WASHINGTON. Oct. 25 (U. > clally as

Douglas MacArthur today cut the|religious pressur; groups. noted the outspoken opposition to! Mr. Truman asked congress to, : | Japanese government's last link V. P. W. will therefore continue to plug for an alternate plan under the lr lop jbo enact immediately a peacetime Li. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr, som

" re with the outside world: which each young man would serve a three-year hitch in the national | po college presidents, the National] Aft to put every young man into| Of the former ambassador to Brit- ‘Hemorrhoids! Hurt :

He ordered the government to guard or naval reserve, getting his — TT Bd Assocla- | training for a year, either at age ain, lost his life in August of 1944 turn over all diplomatic and con-|training at home. legion and the Disabled American ing go on. the and ia 18° or on graduation from high | during highly secret experiments | Like Sin! Now i Grin sular archives and property| This was revealed by V. F. W. Veterans in praising the President's American Council on Edycation. school. . | with radio-controlled aircraft, the | & ns. Use throughout ‘the world to the al-|gpokesmen today as Omar Ketchum, |Stand for compulsory peacetime) ™yo (iy tear wag widespread that este mes Ted: vesterd | a oan tO fre stress Iz lies. He also ordered the recall to|the group's legislative director, training. a year's service would threaten the] TRUMAN. TO GET DEGREE EE os sraY bubs Ein ed & ; Japan of all diplomatic and con-icalled on government disposal] However, V.F. W. did not endorse] morals of teen-agers who would be] WACO, Tex, Oct. 25 (U. P.) ~~! He was fiying toward Normandy | fon, & (Hnor, © of pain, irritation, sores sular employees, and the stopping agencies to withhold action onthe one-year plan, and Ketehum easy marks for liquor and sex President Harry Truman has ac-| in a plane loaded with 21, 170) hess. Helps a nds to SE of all but routine contact Wwith|surplus camps and other training|made it plain today that though the temptations. x cepted Baylor university's invitation | Pounds of high explosives when a fon & Minors Rectal Gintment or Th 2 foreign governments. | tacilities until a definite post-war organization will not buck the| “The idea of training men at to receive the doctor of laws degree | mysterious explosion demolished | not delighted, the low oat a rerunded. The action, taken at suggestion of | training policy has been agreed on. |President, it will continue to support home, in the company of intimate and to visit the university during the ship. At all good drug stores everywhere—in

the joint chiefs of staff in Wash-| vy. FP. W. joined the American|its own proposal. friends, should quiet the fears of its centennial services on Dec. 5,| His companion, Lt. Wilford J. in at Hook's Dependable Drug ington, at one swoop shut the '

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TOKYO, Oct. 25 (U. P.).-Eight hundred to 1000 tons of Japanese mines, shells and torpedoes blew up on the Kurihama peninsula below Tokyo today, causing widespread damage and possibly heavy casualties. The ammunition was being moved by Japanese from storage caves to wharves for disposal under ; g ’ i ; 4 is eT oo supervision of the American 316th fa if hn : i ordnance ammunition company. , “h agi : ¢ i However, no Americans were believed among the casualties. : g by ; ; Rie ‘ Cause of the explosion was not : ¢ p I ll x TCHED FROM STOCK determined immediately. ; ’ ; Exploding shells shot across the mouth of Tokyo bay and damaged dwellings or the opposite banks.

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