Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1945 — Page 4

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Safety Council, will speak. Mr. |Stennett is safety consultant for the air service command and the {ground safety division of the army air forces. Election of officers of the Casualty Engineers society will be held. The out-going officers are T. D. Shéllenberger, president; Stanley E. Pihl, vice-president, and John PF. Rithmiller, assistant secretary and treasurer. Members of the’ nominating committee are Phillip A. Klein, Fred Linke and William E. McHale.

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106TH IN. a Germany (U. P) ~The 106th ne fantry Division, which took everything Field Marshal von Rundstedt could throw at it during the Ardennes offensive lust winter; is

The prisoners range from 6 and eight years old to men Some women, as well as 77 German and Hungarian field marshals and generals, are included. The 106th began its guarding job last April when vast numbers of captives swamped completely all facilities that had been prepared. Enclosures were set up along the whole German frontier from Holland ° to Switzerland and the 106th became prison wardens. One camp received 35,000 prisoners the day it opened. After being badly cut up by the initial German onslaught in December the 106th returned to the line in the January offensive and during February and March defended the southern flank of the 1st

WAS HINGTON-— Whooping cranes, once plentitfil in America, | are fast becoming extinct. I

jarmy and succeeded in piercing the | Siegfried Line, Later they ‘were pulled back to

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mr : mans wives oot ree POLICE. LAUNCH | Noble Nolcox and Donald: Miller are 2 Jn playing in the university band and : i {Miller also is a member of the or- SAFETY DRIVE chestra. Wendell Parker and James are in the R. O. T. C. unit. the flag for the graduates are Inclana- Purdue fame last week. Ask Parents’ Aid in Move HI a ——— To Train Children. FJ ES! Safety for school children is the ath |theme of a new campaign by the Z| Indianapolis police department, and parents are urged to co-operate. “Careful trians and safe \drivers are survivors,” is the | slogan for the ara Lt. A. C. {Magenheimer and Sgt. Harry Bailey, of the safety education de- | partment, have beep visiting Indian. |apolis schools and talking before | parent- -teacher associations. Suggestions they have made are: "ONE: Instruct your child to fol- | low the directions of the school | safety patrol and to leave home at the proper time while the school officers are on duty. TWO: Parents should not double park around the school. THREE: When bringing a child to school in an automobile, discharge him on the school side. | Never let him jay-walk. FOUR: If you drive to school to {pick up your child on a rainy or |snowy -day, stop and wait while children ¢ross the street. FIVE: When your child gets into the automobile, lock the doors and|_do not start until he is seated. SIX: If you have war souvenirs |S such as guns, shells, grenades, etc., keep them away from children une til they have been inspected by the | police department or some qualified | person. SEVEN: Read the safety rules, then talk them over with your child. | Always obey them. It’is up to you to set a good example; CONVERT PLANES To BRING G.l’S HOME LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3 (U. P.).— | The problem of getting returning servicemen home quicker was a step nearer solution today when the Northrop Aircraft Co. started converting battle-worn transport planes | into luxury liners. Approximately 800 troops a day will be able to fly to their homes, in the converted liners, the office of de- | fense transportation estimated In| announcing the conversion. | Mo is converting veteran | €-47's and C-54's for the job. By an ODT ruling effective today, | returning servicemen will ‘also get| 70 per cent of the space available on commercial airliners. ST. MATTHEW CHURCH! TO SPONSOR BAZAAR St. Matthew Lutheran church, will sponsor a bazaar Wednesday and Thunrsday at the church. Mrs. Clarence Catt is chairman and Mrs. | Raymond Evans, Mrs. E. J. Kastner and Mrs. Willlam Englebright will assist. Organizations which will par- | ticipate in the bazaar include the Z| Lutheran Brotherhood, the Builders £ | class, Daughters of the King, the Dorcas society, the Ladies Aid league and the Luther league.

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GARRETT, Dec. 3 (U. P) Serve ices were arranged today for Albert Schulthes, 53, a railroad engineer who was killed yesterday when his head struck a bridge near Delaware Bend, O., as he out of the engine cab of a fast Baltimore & Ohio freight train.

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