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the as the Indianapolis church federation Mas for our city Dr. Buckner seems to feel that he got a hearty response to his queries. For a sufficient number answered for 3,000,000 readers to reap the results of his suggestions. Outstand-
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world, council send different, or exclusive news releases, to various publications. If this is done, Dr. Buckner feels that news releases from the world council will find their way into print and then int6 the American home : rather than into the waste basket because of duplication in several publications. Articles on Travels Puture articles based on the travel just concluded are scheduled for coming numbers of World Call. Also other publications will carry accounts written by Dr. Buckner released to them by the American committee of the World Council of Churches. : Dr. Buckner said he walked miles (almost wearing out his rationed American shoes) on V-J day in London. All public transportation stopped and millions thronged the streets, making speeches, singing and celebrating in countless ways. He was profoundly moved by the fact that the British, in spite of their own plight and acute suf-
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fering, poured out their money at ving church services on that day for the. reconstruction of Christian institutions on the continent. ; JT Delegate to Conference Dr. Buckner attended the annual
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August In Leceister as a fraternal delegate from the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ. He preached in that city, in Leeds, Birmingham and Manchester and also in Edinburgh and Glasgow. “Military and civilian observers in Germany are in agreement that the churches, both Protestant and Catholic, constitute the most vital
many today,” is Dr. Buckner's re“It is well agreed that the church can have a large place in the program for reconstruction and re-education in Germany. “I think the general church situation in Europe is encouraging” he continued. “In spite of tremendous property losses in leadership, the churches are looking ahead. Church attendance is generally excellent and the churches have a new place in the life of the people, arising out of the heroic services rendered by the churches during the years of war and occupation.” When Dr. Buckner questioned Foreign Minister Masaryk about the work of UNRRA, Mr. Masaryk said that “already in Czechoslovakia it ‘had prevented widespread famine in
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Legion Parade to Include Many Groups.
A giant American Legion parade will highlight the Armistice day observance here which will be held officially on Monday this year. Gov. Gates has proclaimed Armistice day, Sunday, as a8 holiday, but said that legal observance would be Monday instead of Sunday. City, county, state dnd federal offices will be closed. The parade, sponsored by the 11th district of the American Legion, will begin promptly at 10:20 a. m. at Pennsylvania and St. Clair sts. Parade Route Moving south on Pennsylvania st. to Washington st. the parade will then march west on Washington to Illinois, north on Illinois to Market, east on Market to the Circle, right on the Circle to N. Meridian and north on Meridian to St. Clair and there disband. Those taking part in the parade will include: American Legion posts, Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Indiana State Guard, The Ft. Harrison band, R. O. T. C. units, Girl Scouts, Grand Army of the Republic, Grand Army of the Republic- Auxiliary, War Mothers, Purple
tion Army, Boy Scouts, Spanish War Veterans, the Rainbow Division and Jewish War veterans. Review Stand in Park’ The parade will pass the review ing stand which will be at Univer. sity park on the east side of Meridian. There the units will be reviewed by Col. James H. Hurt of the Indiana national guard and Dr. C. B. Chambers for the American Legion. After the parade, color guards from each of the service groups taking part will meet at the Cenotaph, where Dr. Chambers will place a wreath on the tomb. ie
STATE GUARD WILL EXPAND AIR UNIT
Plans for an expanded air unit for the Indiana State Guard were announced today by Brig. Gen. Elmer W. Sherwood, adjutant general of Indiana, Sherwood said that the facilities of Stout Field would be used by the Indiana Guard as soon as the federal government returned the field to the state, He added that expanded facilities made by the government during the war were necessary for the state's enlarged guard unit, Col. Ben H. Waff is now in Washdngton, .D. OC. discussing the ex. pansion of National Guard aerial activity with army officials, Sherwood said.
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