Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1945 — Page 2

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I'S MOVING DAY AT THE STATEHOUSE

~_ Today is moving day at the statehouse. The state industrial board, which

has halls and on stairways on the fifth floor, will move to new. offices at 141 8. Meridian st. Space formerly occupied by the industridl board will be taken over by the sardine-packed procurement and supply division and ‘the Grand Army of the Republic. The state beauty board will move into the antechamber, formerly held eS An The state tax board marshal’s de ment will trade offices. : pay A Governor Gates said the moves

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“RITES FRIDAY FOR FREDERICK T. ROE

Final rites for Frederick Thomas Roe, 2046. N. Olney ave. who died yesterday at Methodist r-& two-week illness,

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where miners, gamoutlaws fought and died the great boom days, now feel feet, . the - tapping canes and crutches of an army of

THEY are moving on Tombstone in search of health, a greater treasure than ever was held in the hills

It is a queer turn of the cards which has selected this town as which should become-—for

Just off the main of their own eyes?

32,000 Servicemen Arrive In U. S. Today on 33 Ships

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Ae City Ralph, ty of ) {

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is limited by the 21 machines available. : ; Once an hour an attendant or nurse notifies those using the generators that their treatment is over. The 21 patients file out and 21 more walk in. ." ” . ” NO DENIALS will keep the sick away. They keep filtering through the passes and over the deserts in ancient flivvers, in Cadillacs and transcontinental busses — desper-

= {will find health, All of Tombstone believes in the chlorine gas treatment. It may be as false a belief as was ever held out to suffering humanity — but

ately hoping that here, at last, they 4 pox which is

there is no doubting the sincerity of these people who have watched! the medical center for 10 weeks, There is the case of Sister Mary! {Frances, a chemistry teacher in| Webster Grove college, Missouri, | She can write Ph.D after her name, and from no less a school | than Notre Dame, where she worked | for a year and a half on chemical | research, !

» » . SISTER Mary Frances, the town she corroborates, came to | Tombstone in September so weak with asthma that she could walk only when supported by the arms of | two. sisters. i Her doctor had giv day she walks, the rugg

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: explain | away the case of this intelligent woman, a teacher and sclentist?| How can they doubt the evidence

They saw her unable to walk | alone. They see her now, an ap-| parently well woman, {

. » ” SISTER Mary Frances says, “it seems miraculous but it is a scientific fact. You can't pretend to be cured when you have asthma Either you have breath or you don't There also is the case of Ella a Tombstone girl. i town knows she was bedridheumatic fever. They saw | her shuffle into the center when it | barely able to put one foot | before another, Today they point to her walking

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Wheaton Victory--1584 t mcludivg | the Sth P. A. observation batiaiion: THE tank battalion, and 539th PF. A. bejLincoln Vietory—1538 including 93d quartermaster i oan incloying 314th quartermaster gas supply com.

pany, and 763d transportation eorps shop battalion. :

Belgian Liberty—234 miscellaneous

Irvin 8. Cobb--38 miscellaneous ‘troops. DUE AT NEWPORT NEWS, VA.:

el 136th AAA gun battalion snd oe Br LR

Victory—-1518 troops, in-

Jghn ~518 troops, Including 131s ‘LaCrosse Victory--1558 troops, includi the 803d air uadron; . penEinsering seikdron. Sond

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Alexander G. Bell-563 t including Nh infantry regiment ands miscellane- | James McHenry — 31 miscellaneous

as Kearns = 33 mifscs rao nifscellaneous

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FRANCISCO: ’ i President Polk — 2147 undesignated |

roops. 7 Cape Newenham — 1931 undesignated Highland—1500 undesignated troops. {

FASCISTS BLAMED — | IN ROME BOMBING:

ROME, Dec. 28 (U. P).—Left-| +wing political parties clamored tor |} | more vigorous action against alleged | Fascist groups | Meanwhile police authorities pressed | their search for the terrorists who, local Communist party headquarters. Christmas eve, { Strongly-worded manifestos ap-| peared in all Rome street cars this! morning calling for an immediate! coalition . of the, leftist groups! “against the remnantd of reaction and fascism.” . . : { Left-wing ' spokesmen intimated they blamed Fascist sympathizers! for the Christmas eve bombing | which occurred during a meeting of the Communist party directorate. |

N WDAAPOLS | EVENTS TODAY Hotel Tampis, luncheon, 12:30 p. ™. | | Miller's spore, finer, 6:00 p. m., Hotel

Lincoln, Jewelry Workers, meeting. |

International 30 p.m. Hotel n. Indianapolis Sah, meeting, 6:45 hapter, meeting,

Pp. m., Hotel W re Hotel Lincoln, Kiwanis Club, luncheon, noon, Columbia | Purdue Clu noon. a" athe nh, luncheon, |

- EVENTS TOMORROW " Christmay + XY. M,C. A. Children’s ' Guardians’ 1stma Pepty, 8:00 B. me hres ‘ ——— Ne 1 BIRTHS

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and and son, Ariz. : Si ‘os = The center took him in, gave him| THERE was both clerical a job handling its records and ad- criticism of him, but ministered treatments free Eventually, during ety. # = & [year period, he became well 1s emIT WAS Nov. 22 when he was for his ministrations. ; interviewed. He was walking with a! Among those whom he in mind,” he says, “that cane. One leg, withered by the years, was a nurse, the wife of Dr. Peter no faith cure and no anis weak. But he can walk upon it Paul Zinn, ¢ prayer. Pr. Aull is a Catholic now, Dr. Zinn was a company physi- priest but I am a protestant. a The list could go on and on. [cian in the Dodge Phelps Copper “I can’t verity all the claims you The heart of the treatments is Queen hospital in Bisbee. He had hear on the streets. I do know, howsaid to produce a been able to do little for e's ever, that patients are reporting ‘highly potent by-product of chior- [sinus trouble and she benefits, which I hadnt expected, ine gas, through electrolysis of al/cided to try Fr, Aull's with too much regularity for them saline solution.” lat the priest's mountain retreat to be dismissed as coincidences or The theory was evolved by a re- near Silver City, N. M. wishful thinking. tired mountain priest, Fr. Roger| Her husband, a thoroughly ortho- ed Toe Chingy Dagianapotis Times § 4 a J ‘Its “heavy cream” Sunfistsuey nelps supe : : . plement the natural olls of the skin. yore . it on hands and ms & body lotion after

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effect a sett the industry Today's cor discussion of ~ question of hi in disputes | workers away President committee las until Friday without gover