Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1949 — Page 9

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Indianapolis Men Become Members = _Of University's Military Department

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apt. Jack E. Bradbury and Maj. John C, Lupear of the U; &| AN

Alr Force, natives of Indianapolis, Secetly joined the faculty of

Indiana University's military departmen “Maj. Tota diy and Capt. Bravury College, where

attended Purdue was a scholarship student in Indiana State Teachers pap, te degtees and vas freshmen Been SASH

has been awarded a certificate for

| ministration of Military Justice in Sendal, Japan.

|participating in joint Army-Navy lexercises aboard vessels near the I Hawaiian Islands. "| They are: Robert D. Galloway, chief elec-| ¢ X /triclan’s mate, USN, of 2033 N.| ww |Wallace 8t., aboard the submarine « Ma}. Lupear Capt. Bradbury | {USS Carbonere; Lt. R. G. Newby, lU8N, husband of Mrs. R. G. NewMARINE. PFO. SHIRLEY: 1001 Westfield Rd., abdard the submarine USS Perch. THOMPSON, daughter of Mr. and| wiiam W. Degischer, wolier $ Mis Joh nmap 1c, USN, son of Mr. and| NN OmpeOn, 417 Mrs. W. H. Degischer, 3944 MilRiley Bt. 1s )orsville Rd. aboard the air-

Women's Choral Richard F. Neese, fireman, USN, Bo. on the 5028 Winthrop Ave. aboard the - “Time for De- submarine USS Bergall. "fense” radio pro- John E. Ginn, seaman, son of’ gram _brosdcast/Mr. and Mrs, Ernest E. Ginn, 2063 each Tuesday ‘at/N., Tacoma St, aboard thé de9pm ov e r|stroyer USS John W. Thomason;

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work stations. PFC. E D-Submarine USS Barbero. WARD D.| CRAVENS, 144 W. 10th St. sta-|

FOUR INDIANAPOLIS men,

Sendal, Japan, recently moved rons which will participate in the

with his company into the field Second Task Fleet annual fall tally today by his father- -in-law, maneuvers in northern Atlantic wade Kilby, 73, police said.

ror a month of roadbullding . Pvt. Earl D. New, son of Mr. and, V2ters. Mrs. Ed New of Bhelbyville, re- They are Jack A. Aldridge, air-| cently took part'in the Eighth man, son of Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Anniversary Day parade Aldridge, 5627 Julian Ave.; Wayne

of the F. Linzie, airman, 1226 Lee St; 25th Division at Camp Sakai, gpg, Walter N. Haupt, 6117

Osaka, Japan... . Sergt. Albert

B. Montgomery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Chamber ot of Muncie, § FY apprentice, 602 N. Chester

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FROM SUNRISE THIS MORNING "UNTIL MIDNIGHT TONIGHT A BANK OF VOLUNTEERS WAIT. ..

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SIX INDIANAPOLIS men are, |

...& member of the craft carrier USS Valley Force;| .

titled “Youth Bufld” just re-

most ABC: net- Richard G. Alger; seaman appren- —— (tice, USN, of R. R. 11, aboard the Family Quarrel Fre

In Son-in-Law's

{44, was shot twice after he cut Mr. Kilby on the hand with a/told the cops worriedly: “I for- = | got the week-end meat and didn't dare go home without something.” A 15-year-old youth explained! «——-

. knife, Ross.| The slaying, investigators sald, {lyn Ave, and Philip H, Rushton, |elimaxed an almost night- long ar-|

fiumngnt between Mr. Asbury ‘and had deliberately crashed the he had stolen into a fence SUNDAY TIMES . . «++ NOV, 13

Radio authors Lyle Allen, left, Miss Mary Pauline Keller and George Yi wrote for! "Youth. Week." "3

"Y Week,” Jan. 25 to Feb. 5; 1950... The young writers are Lyle Allen, Miss Mary Pauline KelJer and her brother, George “Yoiith "Movement of Chicago. * *Kellér. "All three belong to the

‘Phree Hidlanapbil young broadcasting during

people wrote the radio play {eased by the United Christian

The script v will be used for Third Christian Church. :

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Mins Keller 1» sponsor of | Commiss!

fonthe Tadianapolis “Youth Council. Mr, Keller and Mr. Allen - both attend Butler University ‘where they are majoring in: radio and journalism,

Times OXFORD, Pa., Nov. 5 (UP) —A|

these days.

Police sald Robert G. Ashbury,

bis wife, Mary, 32.

VOLUNTEE AL 1S REACHED.

Foreign. Service BRISBANE, Australia, Nov § tioned with th i - Ami 1 handt e Eighth Army in are serving with attack squad-| mushroom “worker t tar] mind 1s Aussie police here some chuckles

Husband William Do ° yrle Y. ti nabbed with two: stolén chickens, | oro

NEW SERIAL .

'Alibis Have Aussie Cops Chuckling

“because 1 like to hear the sound of breajing glass.”

'N. Y’S OLDEST MASON DIES GENEVA, N. Y., Nov. 5 (UP)=| Frederick Thomas Sholes, 92, reCleveland, O., grocer and reported the oldest Mason in Ohio and New York State died here last night. Funeral ryiceés will be held here Monday.

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