Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1946 — Page 18
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vations for Nimitz ‘Address Still Available.
‘Reservations still are available » the publi¢ to attend the Navy juncheon in honor of Fleet ) W. Nimitz Satur-|} ~ ay at 1 p. m. in the Indianapolis club.
: I. Hess, Indianapolis Navy Jeague president and chairman of the day luncheon, announced |} tous that arrangements had been made additional table settings. _ Reservations may be made by calling the Indianapolis Chamber of ‘Commerce, Mr, Hess sald, The luncheon will be in honor of Adm. Nimitz who at 11:30 a. m. will present the flag of the Battleship _ 'Indiana to Governor Gates at a public ceremony on the Circle. The “presentation will be made on the | porch above the marquee of the © Hotel English and the Circle will be
At Speaker's Table Adm. Nimitz will deliver his Navy | day address at the luncheon. Seated | at the speaker's table with Adm. Nimitz will be: The admiral's ald, | E. B. Fluckey; Governor Gates, Mayor Tyndall, Capt. George P. Kraker, commanding officer of | the local Naval ordnance plant who | at 8 p. m. will receive the navy's | fourth highest award, the Legion of Merit, for the third time: Leo T. Dwyer, state president of the Navy | League of the U. S.; Mr. Hess, local Navy League president; Russell L. White, Marion county Navy day chairman: Anton J. Hulman, Indiana state Navy day ehairman and owner of the Indianapolis speed-| way; Adj. Gen. Ben H. Watts, Senator Homer E. Capehart, Gen. Clifford Bluemel, commander of Ft. Capt. F. F. Knache], naval reserve service; Lt. Col. Carey A. Randall, inspector of instruction, 16th infantry battalion, U. 8. marine corps; Donald G. Glascofl, national adjutant of the American
Legion, Seated at a special table directly | {n front of Adm, Nimitz will be Indiana survivors of the U. 8. 8. Indiana, Richard C. McVay, Idaville; | Kenneth E. Mitchell, Mishawaka; James O'Donnell, Indianapolis; Paul R. Uffelman, Ft. Wayne; John D. Howison, New Albany; Donald L.| Beaty, Ft: Wayne; Lindsey L. Car- | ter, Indianapolis; William L. Gooch, Martinsville; Clarence L. Hersh- |
At another table, Mrs. White will be hostess to Mrs. Nimitz
PHI GAMMA DELTA TO HONOR R. A. ADAMS
Indianapolis members of Gamma Delta fraternity will honor | Robert A. Adams, 4041 N. Meridian | st., on his recent election as a trus- | tee of the fraternity with a recep- | tion and dinner at 6:30 p. m. in the]
Mr. Adams is a trustee of Wash-| ington and Jefferson university, a past president of the Indianapolis Phi Gamma Delta graduate chapter | and is widely known as an attorney and after-dinner speaker.
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