Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1948 — Page 8

Data to Men

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“In Many States

By “oy R. LEACH

WASHINGTON. Ju July 20 — If any qualified voter in the armed services fails to cast his ballot in the November election it will be his own fault, unless his state has no absentee voter's law. If he’s away from his home state it would be a good idea to start right now finding out about his ballot. The Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force have’ been telling their men what to do in bulletins and regular service publications. The furor and complications of getting the soldier vote into the 0 poll boxes four years ago don’t iB ig exist today. There were more : than 10 times as many service voters then anc they were scattered all over the world. Special Laws Expire § 12ny of the special state laws i aking it easy for soldiers and : sailors to vote during the war

now.

to be registered. or supply proof that they are qualified to vote in a certain state, city and precinct. The 19-to-25 draft, with inductions beginning about Oct. 1, won’t figure much in the November election. Only about 30,000 3 men will have been drafted into FE 5 % the Army by voting day. Many of them will be under voting. age. The 18-year-old volunteers flocking into recruiting stations won't be affected, either. Not old enough. \ Officer Designated The Army has ordered designation of a soldier vote officer in he every unit down to company size. i These men are being supplied with information from all states, or : will be told how to get it quickly, $ to answer soldier questions. ‘If a man is qualified to vote at {. * home, and his state has an ab- ¥ sentee. voting law, the Army soli dier vote officer will help him get his ballot. This officer also will be quali-

i has been marked and see that it by gets back to the soldier's voting “pi . +The Air Force is following the : | ; ame plan. 1 AThe Navy's “All Hands” magazine and special bulletins are keeping officers and men, wher5 ever they are, informed on their ih voting rights and how to exercise if them. ;

tions the commanding officer is

ballots when they are marked and ready to be sent back home. An officer on each ship or station is satigued to help men if they

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i Police Television, = ! , Colo, July 20 oe «Poli Chief J. Arthur Grady said that two radio patrol-

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- Absentee Laws Expire

have expired. Ordinary absentee voter laws apply in most cases!

Many states require voters, absent or present on election day,|

i fled to certify the ballot after it| fg

On Navy ships or at shore sta-|. the man who certifies absentee -_

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appointment was announced by Rollin Stewart, president of the firm, distributor for Kaiser-Frazer cars in Central Indiana.

Studying in Texas Herbert C. Swinney, 1039 N. Hamilton Ave, is a junior student majoring in Bible in Abilene Christian College, Abilene, Tex., which opened its second semester of the 1948 summer school July 21.

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