Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1947 — Page 5

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Space Handicaps Army Reserves

Corps Here Needs More Training Room

Lack of space today. handicaps : the army organized reserve corps from furthering its training program. : ; Lt, ‘Col, Edwin M. Coates, assistant senior instructor of the reserve here, said that an additional}:

could be used in .this area. The reserve currently has about 4000 square feet in. the Big Four building, It recently released three offices in the building and consolidated in one open :room.

“We have stopped looking for further space in the city,” Lt. Coates said. “Just what we can do is a problem.”

20 Combat Units The reserve numbeis 6825 officers In the state and 11,000 enlisted, men. Of these, 1400 officers and | 2700 enlisted men are from Marion county. ar To date 20 combat units have,

been formed and allocation has been made for 25 service force units.

Those. in. the reserve have the yeaily opportunity to--spend «80

days duty in Teplacement training listed reserve for three years.

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centers, R. O. T. C. units, service | schools and higher headquarters. Enlisted reserve men may apply for officer cahdidate schools and on|P:) —Fire destroyed a five-story commissioning Have He. opiien. «ok halding housing the Walgreen drug staying in- the army, joining the |store in downtown Memphis early national guard or entering the en-(loday, causing Snag estimated at

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6.~Rear said today that “never in history

Discoveries of the eastern and west-

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Great Discoveries

Leader Says Findings’ Greatest. in History

By H. D. QUIGG . United Press Staff Correspondent | ABOARD MT. OLYMPUS, March Adm. Richard E. Byrd

has any expedition discovered so much unknown area” as the south pole operation. that now is near

completion, He said those discoveries. will “make enormous changes” in

present day maps. His central group planes discovered “literally hundreds of mountain peaks never before seen by man. “Some of those mountains are 16,000 to 20,000 feet high,” the admiral said in summarizing the achieve-| ments of the central task group. The six Douglas transport planes flying from Little America explored a total of 845,000 square miles of continental land and discovered three new major mountain ranges. Adm, Byrd said that approximately 15 per cent of area marked “little known” on present day maps

fore. | The work of the central group represents - roughly. one-third of “operation "highjumps”- exploration.

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Double Arpitess Given New Hope

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both arms amputated can fasten to his body without assistante. - | Dr. Paul E. Klopsteg, director of research at the Northwestern uni. versity technological institute, said the artificial limbs were developed after two years of research. Surgeons, physicists and engineers joined in developing new and better artificial arms and legs for the nation’s 20,000 veterans with ampu-

Remaining to be accomplished, he said, is establishment of means and methods for large scale. production of the artificial limbs and adminis-

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EDWIN MERRILL Relaxes After Narrow Escape

Stove Explodes In Restaurant

Gas Blast Sends --Man to Hospital

= An ‘explosion in a Massachusetts chili parlor today sent he

Edwin Merrill, 57, of 728 N. East st, Apartment 10%, a cook at Payne’s Restaurant, 555 Massachusetts ave, was injured when an accumuTation of cooking gas exploded. He was standing by the gas range when an explosion shook the room. The oven door was thrown open, striking and possibly fracturing his leg. The force of the explosion shattered a window and shook dishes on thé counter.”

‘Looked Like Ball of Fire’

Harry McClain, 65, 324 N. Park ave., the dishwasher, said he had stepped out of the kitchen {ust as the gas exploded. “It looked like a big ball of f jumping out of the oven toward the ceiling,” he said. Restaurant. officials told police gas pressures had been fluctuating. The pressure apparently had gone down and the fire in the oven out. |

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ing in the oven. Police said flames from the top of the stove might have ignited the gas in the oven.

3 Youths to Die For $6 Murder

‘OSSINING, N. Y., March 8 (U, P.)—Barring a last-minute stay by Governor Thomas E. Dewey, three youthful prisoners will die in the electric chair at Sing-Sing prison tonight for the $6 holdup murder of Antonio Marchisella, 24, last June 8. ’ The condemned men are Henry P. Sucow, 24; Edward Kahkoska, 22, and Eugefie E. Koberski, 22. In addition to killing Marchisella, the trio admitted murdering Jocelyn Hylands, 20, and raping 18-year-old Yvonne Kenny, his companion, in Central park a few hours before the holdup killing.” They were

never tried for the latter” crimes.

Legion ‘Not Satisfied’ With Record of VA

WASHINGTON, March 6 (U. P.). —National Cmdr. Paul H. Griffith says the American Legion is “not satisfied” with the veterans administration’s hospital construction program or with its handling of G. I. insurance. “There’s too much fooling around with hospital blueprints, plans and talks,” Mr. Griffith told a conference of the legion’s national rehabilitation committee. ‘We want action, not words.”

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‘Board of Accounts To Make Check

The state board of accounts was asked today by: county commissiorters to make a special audit of the |county highway department books in order to turn them over to the

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dent, Samuel Hollingsworth. Ray Mendenhall, county commissioners, said the procedure was “only: routine in order to clear the slate. for the new superintendent.” Mr. Hollingsworth was appointed to fill the vacancy created by the recent resignation of Robert R. Fisher as highway superintendent to take a job as assistant superintendent of Julietta hospital. Rumors that the audit was being asked because of alleged irregularities in the records were “denied by Mr. Mendenhall and the other two commissioners, William T. Ayres and William Bosson. “All -the highway department records are double-checked through the .county auditor's office and by the state board of accounts and we know there are no irregularities,” Mr. Mendenhall said.

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ily. coal, stove. Flora May West, daughter” of Mr.. West, 1131 E Maryland “st, is in City hospital with burns on her back and arms. Mrs. West was burned on her hands as she tore

the youngster's dress from her piora May Mr. McCarty was body. ,

Flames shot through a broken! panel in the coal stove door igniting | Flora May's dress. An. older brother, John, 17, fifst tried to rip off the blazing dress but failed. ¥

Broadcast, Lenten Music

Jordan conservatory’s 208th con. secutive weekly broadcast over WIRE at 5:15 p. m. Saturday will | be another program of Lenten music. The 40-voice Jordan Chorale, Philip Duey directing, will: sing devotional compositions of Palestrina, Bach, Mozart and Thompson in Latin, Miss Joan Viellieu will be accompanist, and Walter Hickman will be commentator.

He entered a’ Lafayette Jona yesterday suffering from a cold and physicians feared threatened with ‘pneumonia.’ How ever, a heart ailment was mediate cause of his death. Survivors include the widow a son,, Jordan McCarty. ’

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