Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1946 — Page 20

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Cole--368 unclassified

Deneve~—581 unclassified Hoos; Hampden Sidney Victory-1511 troops,

Feb. 14th .

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Daniel L. troops. Winthrop Victory —24 Spclassified troops. Fairwind—23 unclassified ¢ San | Angelo Victory—a1 troops. DUE AT SAN FRANCISCO:

Belleau Woods, from Guam--1620 unclassified navy and marine personnel. Baretta, from Pearl Harbor 20 uneclassi~ fled navy personnel. bert, from Pear]

Col 'Harbor—24 unclassified classified navy _Dersonnel.

Memories of another era will be filed among the many guarded

school when the class of '96 re-

| unites.

A dozen or so old-timers are going to gather at the riley hotel tomorrow to celebrate ‘he 50th anniversary of their graduatiion, They ‘will eat a chicken dinner at

7 p. m, and then reminisce of. th#|

days wlien they used to carry books

|to class and sip sodas in the nearby

drugstores. The class of '96 was the first to

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Thirty-three ships were scheduled] east and west coast today "With more than 22,100

(| Frederick Victory—1606 unclassified sonhel, iy Herbert 542 unclassified troops. ¢ troops. ey City Victory 1441 nelasstfied

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thelhaing elements of Bay, from Saipan-—1173 unhell on wheels division, classified sonne| Chamberlin — 117 unclassified| Troiles, from Pearl Harbor—451 unoops. classified personnel. F. Williamson—20 unclassified troops. ' | Napier, from Honolulu—30. unclassified

Johnston--38 unclassified

unclassified

Shortridge Class of 1896 To Hold Reunion Tomorrow

by the corridors of Shortridge high!

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for Arrival Today|

Staghush—3o unclassified navy person-

Tran y from Pear] Harbor) HE navy personnel and 29

Kota Baroe, from classified army personn

L. 8 TT. 1109-Four unclassified perGrant, Jrom Pearl Harbor—1392 uginssingd 27 1 7, ed Pearl Harbore-136 Ii personnel. DUE AT 8 ANGELES:

ac ander, from Baipan—1100 unclassi-

‘Manila—1325 unnel,

personnel. L. 8 T. 1148, from Pearl Harbor-156 unclassified personnel. DUE AT BAN DIEGO:

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Assaul TIansgort "from Pearl Harbor 1 14 ea | ersonnel. LC 8 25, 26, 27, and 62—-No infor-

mation Fife DUE AT SEATTLE, WASH.:

General Callan, from Karachi--4805 unclassified _ personnel

[make a class present to Shortridge, {which was located at Pennsylvania and North sts, M-ney to buy the gift was earned ¥ “hakespearian play, “Henry kh th.” in the old Grand Opera Louse on Pennsylvania st.—and out of class talent, too. Dr. J. Dan Hull, principal, speak to the group during the din-| ner on his history of Shortridge. | J. Edgar Burton, chairman of the anniversary committee, will present a plaque to Dr. Hull after his address.

The plaque will be a framed copy of the 1896 commencement i program. 12 Members Expected Mr. Burton said he expected at least. 12 of the original 47 class {members to attend the celebration. Among those expected are Jose\bhine Pugh Herschel, widow of William Herschel, Martha Drapier Raub, wife of Edward Raub, and the anniversary committee members, Franklin L. Bridges, George R. Brown, Walter Judd and Ira Holmes. An invitation also. has been extended to all Shortridge graduates prior to 1896 and their husbands or wives,

94th, 2d Armored En Route Home

FRANKFURT, Jan. 30 (U. P.) — Today's redeployment timetable: On high seas: 94th infantry and 2d armored division, 910th. aire craft warning battalion, 132d

and 135th anti-aircraft artillery battalions, 893d tank destroyer battalion, 975th, 356th and 553d field artillery battalions, 756th tank

will |

battalion, 319, 286th, 289th and 1277th engineer combat battalions.

ALUMNI TO PRESENT FILM, TRAVELOG

The Arsenal Cannon Alumni As-| sociation, Inc, will sponsor the! showing of a religious film and a travelog' at 7:45 p. m. Friday in the sanctuary of the Centenary Christian church. Brunson Motley of the indians | Visual Aids Co. and chairman of the visual aids committee of the Indianapolis Church federation, | will present the films. The religious film is “The Power of God.” Pro-: ceeds of the evening will be used) for the Cannon alumni scholarship fund. Miss Virginia Roland and Mrs. Thomas R. Creasser, association president, are arranging the pro-| gram. The visual aids company conducts a “filmo-sound” library of rental films dealing with religious and educational subjects,

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