Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1945 — Page 5

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Westerly Victory—1052 troops (diverted here from Newport News),

Rakaa--2 troops.

Elizabeth-—Pive troops. rt Stockton troops.

20 Dock Yesterday "Arrived Jeserday (in addition to those

neous. Mishmaha—31 troops. AT SAN FRANCISCO: Allen C. Bawh-i2 troops. Lander— roops. ers t

Barn TOOPS. 4 Albert 8. Burleson—38 troops. Geo! L. Clymer

—333 troops. Berl Hiteh—23 troops. AT SAN DIEGO: U. 8. 8. Colorado (no total). AT SEATTLE: U. 8. 8. Arlington (no total),

AT TACOMA: West Moreland (no total).

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EVENTS TODAY

Ta Sclivetion--gputn of 16th, east of an. luncheon, division, chapter, |. Hotel Chiefs bin TR conven»

Junior Chamber of Commerce, 12:15 p. m., Hotel Washington. Indians Farm Bureau Insuthuey Mothers,

Indians Fire tion, Hotel Lincoln.

EVENTS TOMORROW

Tin Collection—south of 16th, west of

Meridian.

na Farm Bureau Federation, Murat Indians Caaners asseciation, Claypool

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‘| At St. Francis—Oral, Frances Hildebrand;

Clement L. Abercrombie, 81, at Methodist,

(infant Sheldon, 1 days, - Methodist

| wibeming Reuter, 1 : | Thomas Flemming

"C. Lane; M. . Robert : 8. Welsh and Pfe. James B. oughton. Five local men are scheduled as having arrived Sunday in New York aboard the Lehigh Victory. & They are: Byron 3 gy Ja ne. James L. Asm Sgt. a Hoover; Pvt Rank Inards ado, and opi. 4

P. Br The following le + soldiers were scheduled to have ar-

aboard: the West Point:

8. Sgt. William D. Howard, Pfc. Wilbur L. ey, Pfc. Matthew M. Wieman, SLs M. Dearing, Pfc. Russell I.

0 Gene Gandolf, 1st Lt. Charles w. Paul P. en, Pfe. Fay John Gorlang, T. 4th Therber, T. 5th Gr. Cpl. Donald L. Base, J. Stanemaser 8.

Klin, 3d Gr. Geor . 4th Gr, Henry J. Schakel, Pfe. iy e Buell, T. 4th Gr. . 5th Lave Hettenvan, Pfc. Bruce and Pfc. Roy W. Cole.

.- Donald Eugene Williams, 4014 Rookwood; Mary Bernice Kennedy, 1131 Villa. Charles Henry Young, La Porte; Jean Marie Simon, 3642 2 Rockville rd. Bdward Leon Vaughn, ina, Elizabeth Harwood, 2373

Walter 'H. Scott, 529 8. West; Ova EB = Cheurids; YW: ip! Richard John Knaflich, 516 N. Pershing,

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xon, : Gerald Elijah ., 2351 " College: Viola June Hazel, R. R. 5, Bloomingto Rulef Frank 605;

n. Crego, R. R. 6, Box Eisie Selma Harsel, R. R. 6 Box Prancis Dowell. 1141 River; Thelma

Jack, Lela Stowicki; Virgil, Elizabeth Tharpe.

At Caltimane puget, Dorothy Hunt. Hele Senvinn: Helen Buster Peter, elen winn; Marthe Byrus; George,

Wood" At SL Vincent's—Munsis,

dames, Lucy O'Gara; Ralph, Bonnie

At Home~Leonard Kelly, Fo; Calvin, Ruth Lowe Lowery, 838 N. New sey.

yocarditis. me Comer. 60, at 5321 Broadway, cereMay B Gant, h at 708 W. 26th, cere-

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| Scheiberling Plans Fight for|

Training Law,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (U. PJ.| wo

~~National Commander Edward N. Scheiberling may call on the American ‘Legion convention in Chicago next week to wage all-out war on congressmen who oppose

.| universal military training.

In recent speeches here he has sald that the time has come to “take out of politics those lawmakers who put politics into dis-

.feussions of national security.”

The Legion, along with other

| veterans’ organizations, has sup-

ported peacetime universal military training since the first world war. However, the Legion's charter forbids any direct entry into politics. Faces Hard Fight Scheiberling wants to do away

;| with this ban. He says the Legion les H |chould name the men who do and E. [don't think right; then go out to ‘| defeat or elect them. Legion sources

here said today if he makes the fight’ it will be a tough one.

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