Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1945 — Page 5

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TUESDAY, DEC. 18, 1945

1901 Calendar Is Usable in 1946

NEW YORK, Dec. 18 (U.P). The Irving Davis Co. is distributing copies of an old 1901 calendar instead of a new one.

— it seemg 1901 and 1946 ure iden-

tical years, and will be repeated exactly in 10567, 1063, 1985 and 1991. . Calendars used in 1775, 1800 and 1041 will be usable in 1047, The research doesnt ex-

FINLAND STILL PAYS HER DEBT TOU. S.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18 (U. PJ.

~PFinland is still paying her world

war I debt to the United States on

time. The treasury said today that the. Pianish government paid the| Groups of Hoosiers Arrive to a Tae nd

U. 8 v senting the periodic installment due|.

74 on 1

LCDI on that date.

Of the total $90,000’ was a payment on principal, the rest being

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PAY omy $1.25 A A

REACHING PORT;

~ On Many Ships.

The following Indianapolis soldiers are listed as arriving at a New York

sep ug Alvis © C. Em8, jGe. Richard AW Chupp

nis Fling pg George Oadis H. Williams and

Arrived yesterday . Carl N. Jones, Cpl. Tommi L. Leave and T. 5th Gr. Calvin White Jr, Ariivel 3 Jooverday aboard the Marshall Ellio , Sth Gr.

Benjamin Goodhue:

aboard the James W.

Jsvived a rd the T. 5th Gr. Ralph FP.

Due to arrive today aboard the 8.8. Ward Hunt; T. 5th Gr. Roy K. Rader, Pfe. Cecil D. Harris, T. 4th Gr. Harold D. Griffith and T. 5th Gr, Willam J. Dalton,

Newport News The following men are listed as arriving in Newport News:

Arrived Dec. 18 aboard the Tusculum Victory: T. Sth Or. Howard D. Jarvis, T. 4th Gr. Oscar D. Key, Plc. Dorse PF. Estle.

Arrived Sunday boa re Rndan: 8.

Arrives yesterday aboard the Pontotoc Victory: Pie, Charles 8S. M. Wetnight,

The following Indianapolis soldier .is listed as arriving at a San Francisco port for processing at Camp Atterbury. Arrived Dec. 15 aboard the San Jacint: Capt. Eu-

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J. FRED FORLER, BUS

LINE WORKER, DIES

J. Fred Forler, Greyhound - bus lines employee, died yesterday in his home. He was 40. . Mr, Forler, who worked as a garage maintenance man for the Greyhound lines for four years, was a former employee eof the Superior Trailer Manufacturing Corp. He was born in Spencer county and had lived here 19 years.

He was & member of the Moose. Survivors are his widow, Mrs

Shirley Masis, 5827 College ave., will be the honored gueen of Be at a Christe rty given at her home for Joifs ters, bethel 3. The ry. Dag at 7p. m. Sunday

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

LIST LOCAL VEN 37, 7/000 More Troops Return On 47 Ships Docking Today

rr a were due to West Coast ports : 37.000 DUE AT NEW YORK: troops aviation battalion: 43d, 40th 48th port surgical hospitals, 60, et da mis-

e | units of the

meluding two WACs, 311th field battalion and elethents of Toth infantry division, Thomas W. Hyde-577 including , 921st ordi. nance ‘heavy au maintenance a any 256th quartermaster railne ate—508 tr and one co Eo oy

infan ordnance ammunition company, iisceiianeous troops

Atenas—29 : we naval personnel.

28 miscellaneous troops. Russell R. Jones — 20 iselianeous

Sea Phoenfx—18 miscellaneous troops. troops.

Muhlen! ico roops, ine cluding a of 89th : miantry division. Jonathan Worth—1487 troops, units unasim: Pulaski—-3§ troops. DUE AT BOSTON: Steven Victor tn 00th and” rill batt ih, Sum artillery al Bernard Carte: including ordnance medium automotive

sph maintenance com 544 miscellaneous

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lia ® Shaw miscellaneous troops, U. 8. 8. Alaska — 1001 miscellaneous

army and nav rsonnel. John Mv troops; - including

Sa nt—632 units of 266th F. A. Mn., Det. of 3d group reg. sta.

DUE AT SAN DIEGO:

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units of 317th mp bn and miscellaneous children

Sea Suipe—2273 toes. | Including 383d and miscellaneous

A a O—Pive misceliansous troops, rao Berkeley «= 36 miscellaneous m Vietory—-1575 t includ me. SP. A. bn; 133d PF. on "155 . bn. and det. 90th inf. rr troops, mostly army aire

fo Sleghen W, we Gambrill—Two army offi-

pus AT SAN FRANCISCO: Saratoga 3842 undesignated passengers, Woy Gen, Bundy—3374 miscellaneous person aor obard Wood —2198 miscellaneous per~ “President Jackson--1797 miscellaneous sonnel

Barnett—i1560 miscellaneous personnel, Warren—1464 miscellaneous personnel; ad Patriot—1171 miscellaneous persone Simon Willard—803 miscellaneous perhk J. W. Troy—40 miscellaneous personnel. Cape Henry—31 ;aiscellaneous personnel. Tacloban—30 miscelalnedus personnel.

Oberlin Victory—29 - sony y miscellaneous per

_ Narwick—13 miscellaneous personnel,

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CHICAGO, Dec. 18 (U. P.).—Four were burned to death when fire engulfed - their home at

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