Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1950 — Page 15

CEVELAND, O., Aug. 25 (UP) building for production. _ Jan initial contract for ‘$1107 The contract was awarded by

million worth of light tanks ae the Ordnance Department of the been awarded to the Cadilidc|/Detroit Tank Arsenal in Center Division of General Motors, The Line, Mich. :

tanks will be built at the warBranch : Boards I ‘Go te bomber plant here. ~ |CENTER| TO| REOPEN ly e plant was taken over re-| Mid-East Community Center, into Field Sept 7 cently by government order and which has been closed for dec- WIL Sack conech te work Ho Thers was no line for voters’ Placed in the hands of Cadiilac|oration, will reopen with fish fry| 5 correct tunes worth registration yesterday at room 12/for the production of light tanks./and bazaar starting at 5. m. | in the Courthouse. Cadillac Is now preparing the today. | But election registration off ————————— RRA ficlals expect long lines running through the Courthouse halls! and maybe into thu steets by the time election day rolls around. | In order to lessen the crowds! ‘at the Courthouse office, branch boards will move .inio the field! Sept. 7. They will registet voters| for the November general election. Plans call for the traveling boards to be set up in convenient locations throughout the county. | A few boards will be in operation | in each ward and township for at! least one day.

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Beginning Sept. 7, the central) father goodby in Washington before returning to Indianapolis to |... 0 in the Courthouse will re-|

ship out with the 16th Marine Battalion reserve. Young Jacobs is | main ‘open from 8 a. m. untill 18. He enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve after being gradu- (10 p. m each day of the week.|

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= 9 A. M. TILL 5 P. M. 1402 More Hoosier oo are required to register it)

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or 4 : p will be “back in uniform” by Oect.!skills, All except 4000 of the naJou a : i 10, Indiana Military District of-|tional quota will be in camp by the Sunetal dlection In Ine. sso] our byes” : . ficials said today. Oct. 25. This group, with less than your former precinct since you

The announcement followed a & year's active service and train- Inst voted. - Department of the Army state- Ing, will be drawn from through- | ment yesterday that 47,000 more out the nation and start intensi- May Registration OK inactive and volunteer reserve en- fied training by Nov. 10. Branch boards will open in the| listed men would start entering] No officers are included in this 16th ward Sept. 7. Offices will] the Army Sept. 15. call-up, Be Open from 2 e 9p. min the gula More than 1000 Hoosier re-|following locations. AS Due Hen wa BF 10 14 gap serve GIs, not members of or-| Fire station 15, 2101 English| training divisions, the Army said.| | ganized units, were alerted Aug.|Ave.; school 21, 2815 English Ave.; ng y 16. Most of these have been|fire stailon 3, 1136 Prospect St.:| The accelerated call-up of en- processed and are awaiting ship-/school 36, 801 8. State Ave; lilisted reserves, aged -19 through| ant to various camps in the|brary, 1125 Spruce St.; garage, 35, brought the new national| 5req, About 400 are from Indian-{1228 St. Paul St. and the EngSuota 1 209.000 new facing QWtY| polis, lish Ave. Boys’ Club, 1400 English Rail Complications : ve. ‘ from a a 2450 the number off Indiana Military District must Ny out their consent,” in Indiana. Lagi dg state of Orientation Exams Quotas for the 13-state 5th units plus the separately-called Slated at Purdue

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