Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1946 — Page 8

a . I {1 PaperDoll'S NEW YORK, Aug. 18 (U. P.)— Fourteen-year-old Donald Wolters liked to practice tying knots because he is a Boy scout. He thought his nine-year-old sister, Barbara, was a sissy because she would rather cut out paper dolls, They were both playing at their favorite pastimes. He was on the’

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NEW: YORK, Aug. 15 (U..PJ— Johnny Chiefa, 30-year-old wounded veteran of world war II, lay on a bed in Bronx Veterans hospital today and fully realized that he may never walk again, But just the same, Mr. Chiefa was happy—a dream he has had since he was a little orphan boy is just about to come true. He's going to have that home of his own. It's all because the folks in his hometown of Paterson, N. J, “adopted” him. Paralyzed by Bullet It was this way: Mr. Chiefa before the war lived with an aunt on Dublin ave, in Paterson, He got overseas and suffered a bullet wound that left him paralyzed from the waist down. They brought him back and put him in the Veterans hospital. Mr, Chiefa thought his boyhood dream of having his own home was gone forever. He took up watch repairing, because he figured he couldn't live on his pension alone. But the word got around Dublin lave, that Johnny, was back-—and that's when his friends went into {action,

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One of his friends got his picture {printed in the Paterson newspaper. It seemed that everybody started chipping in for Johnny's future— especially for that home. The dollars rolled in. Soon, Mr. Chiefa was able to buy a lot. Then he got enough to buy materials, short and expensive as they are. Then Paterson's trade unions stepped into the picture. Carpenters, plumbers and brick masons prepared for work. | The first brick will be laid next | Monday, and they're even planning a fancy rose garden leading from the house to the garage. Mr, Chiefa intends to continue his watch repairing training, and go into busingss next spring. “It's a wonderful feeling,” Mr. Chiefa said. “Being an orphan isn’t

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Stowaway Jailed

Ex-Sgt. Ralph K. Betz, above, of Willoughby, O., found jobs so scarce in the U. S. that he stowed away on a Europe-bound troopship, managed to hitch-hike to Mannheim, Germany, where he sought a civilian job. After being shunted around by various military agencies pending investigation, he was finally jailed at Bad Nauheim for failure to report to the provost-marshal. Betz says he has never seen any formal charges against him and has not been able to get a lawyer,

POLICE FIND BOY, 5, UP TREE—LITERALLY

Patrolman who answered a routine call to. the rear of 4035 Boulevard pl. yesterday -found Wynn Louis Knight, 5, “up a tree” literally and figuratively. The policeman found the tot had climbed the tree and then became frightened. He was returned to his grandmother, Mrs. E. A, Sherman, 4004 Graceland ave.

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The Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Corp. announced today ratings for the past week: Solo flight, R. E. Miles, 2301 Conrad st., private pilot, G. N. Childers, 2627 N. Stuart st., R. Stewart, 2004 N. New Jersey st., T. D. Caldwell, 5237 E. 9th st, and David Moxley, all of Indianapolis,

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