Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1949 — Page 4

A kickoff rally for Community| Fund volunteer workers in the! Murat Theater at 8 p. m. tomorrow will feature William G. Power, speaker-showman of Detroit, who will entertain Red Feather volunteer workers and employees of Indianapolis Industrial plants. . 4! At the request of local industrial ‘leaders, Community Fund dd officials Said they have “opened the doors” to employees of all organizations supporting the Community Fund. 4 With Mr. Powers, sales execu-| ‘iltive for Chevrolet Division, will Alappear, Harold Stevens, radio, stage and screen personality. Wally Nehrling, local radio announcer, will be show emcee. A Boy Scout color guard will open the program with presentation of the colors. ’ . Mr. Powers, known widely as the “Billy Bunday of sales promotion,” was once a member of the Boys Club here and later was, its physical director. Tomorrow night's program will touch off the work of 11,000 vol- » unteer fund solicitors. Their first | report in the drive for $1,280,000 is scheduled for next Monday.

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Hoosier Soldiers Win Awards

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East Tournament Tokyo, Japan. Warrant Officer Wesley A. Watson, husband of Mrs. Enid Wat-| son, ‘Hobart, Ind, won a gold medal for taking first place in the sustained fire rifle match. Mr. Watson is currently stationed] with the Miuagi Japan Civil Affairs Team where he is assistant economics officer. Cpl. Teddy B. Davidson, son of Mr, and Mrs. Byron H. Davidson, | Greenfield, took pre-tournament, honors and was selected to repre-| sent his organization, Headquar-| ters, Eight Army Bpecial Troops, in the Small Arms Tournament.

Cpl. Robert R. Fields, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Gard 840 E. Wyoming St, has promoted to the rank of sergeant’ at Holloman Air Force Base, N. M. . . . Pfc. Earl E. Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Elwood, is serving as field! sergeant with the Tth Base Post, Office in Yokohama, Japan.

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New Orleans, La.; Maurice Tab-| ard, Paris, France; Harvey P.ir554 will join in the 100th anniRockwell, club president; Clifton C. Edom of the University of! Missouri.

Also Arthur Siegel,

and Don Loving,

Wesley A. Watson Cops Gold Medal

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Mrs. Helen Connor, Milroy; is|= playing left end with the Head-! quarters Co, IX Corps, footballs team in Sendai, Japan. ... Robert = H. Scott, airman, USN, R.R. 6,8 Columbus, is attached to PatrollS Bquadron 49 at the Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Va.

Mayor to Present ‘Air Angel’ Trophy Mayor Feeney will present a trophy to Miss Barbara Jean Hin-| kle, newly elected “Air Angel” and sponsor of the Butler University] Alr ROTC unit, at a ceremony to-| morrow. President M. O. Ross and uni-| versity officials will take part in the program. Music will be pr vided by the Butler band. {luncheon will follow at noon.

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Hoosier soldiers serving in the occupation of Japan recently distinguished themselves in compe-|= tition with marksmen from the! Air Force and Marine S Corps in the third annual Far S Arms = at Camp Drake,

NYC to Honor Niece of Riley

{photography, will oépen Friday, inight in the clubrooms, 14 A . William G. Power Ono SL eight 7% Mrs. Harry Miesse ers for el sess To Be Featured ar Clarence John Laughlin, To Be Feted

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observance of James Whitcomb Riley's birth by honoring one of his nieces, Mrs. Harry staff member of the Chicago Miesse, tomorrow. : School of Design; Harry K. 8higeta, Chicago; Russ Arnold, Chi-l,i "9.15 5 m in Union Station] upon the afrival from Cincinnati} of the James Whitcomb Riley] train, named for the famed Hoos-

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fer poet. 5 Participating in the ceremony will be Gov. Schricker, Mayor

Reeney and railroad officials.| the railroad on a tour of Chi- 8et back the roulette wheels, dice

Mrs. Miesse, 3219 N. Meridian St, is a daughter of one of the

chairman of the board of the In-inews conference at 9:30 a. m., there. He was 58. Louisville school |

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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, 1949

in LVL Club Row | : ome vm coosen vs lig Here at 80 {

the Liberal View League Club court bout today. A threatened contempt

Rufus Kuykendall found an order he issued returning gam-| Brothers, printers. ing equipment confiscated in a}

ago. The judge said change of ownership and another) lien against the expensive equip-| ment gave the sheriff legitimate | grounds for refusing to hand over the equipment.

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Immediately after this decision, | Bernice Van Sickle;

Lovell S. Pratt, former owner of 2 sister, Mrs. Daisy Frantz, the now defunct LVL Club, said of Indianapolis.

of lhe would file a replevin suit tol John W. Harold

tables and other equipment.

I TRUMAN TO MEET PRESS WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 (UP)—|be held is| President Truman will hold

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Frank M. Van Sickle, Indian{apolis printer, died today in his of home, 1624 Arrow Ave. He was 80. court charge against the sheriff Mr. Van Sickle set up his own evaporated when Special Judge/shop in the Printcraft building, the 225 N. New Jersey St, in 1923 sheriff was not in contempt of after employment with the Levy

| A native of Lawrence, Ind., raid on the LVL Club a month|jiveq most of his life in Indian{apolis. He was a member of the {Mystic Tie Lodge. Services were in Flanner &

|. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. {Mary E. Van Sickle; a daughter,

however, Sam Blum, attorney for Prother, O. W. Van Bickle, and

| Services for John W. Harold, {19 N. Oriental 8t., who died yes{terday in General Hospital, will at 1 p. m. Friday in| will follow| {

teacher, he lived in Indianapolis three years. Born in Clary Coun-/ ty, Indiana, he was a member of

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Survivors include two daugh-| © ters, Mrs, Elizabeth Casey, Shel-| byville, and Miss Barbara Aline Harold, Louisville; four sons, William W., John W., Calvin E.| and Bailey D. Harold, all of) Louisville.

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