Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1950 — Page 14
Maj. Miller and Lt. Col. Shields In MP School
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“Ave.; Lt. Col. Louis E. Aull, 1221 N. Shortridge Rd.; Maj. John M.| Zankl, 5825 Guilford Ave.; and Capt. Raymond H., Smith, Bulld-| ” Ing 94. PL. Harrison. i and Regular Army - who attend the week-long course.
Maj. Marion C. Miller, Evanston Ave, and Lt Col Homer E. Shields, 1024 N, La-|
in the advanced officer's course] : of the Military Police School at! i ~S0mR. Gordan. Gb... en
Ens. Bouslog = Cadet Riddell Aviation Cadet Forest M. Rid‘dell, 5950 Gladden Dr., is receiving six months of training at Nellis Air Force Base, Las Vegas, Nev, before being commissioned as a Second Lieutenant and pilot in the United States Air Force.
- Ensign Eugene HH, Bouslog, : USN, 1243 Congress Ave. récent- { ly qualified in aircraft carrier| operations when he landed his trainer six successive times on the USS Cabot.
"Pvt. Fee Pvt. Lewis
Taking 13 weeks of indoctrination training at Lackland Air
Lewis, 2860 Caroline Ave, and Pvt, Preston Fee, 408 Hanson Ave.
Pr ¢ x x iecond Jogistical command
©“ ‘Leavenworth, Kas. were Lt. Col. Clyde E. Lyon, 3655 N. Euclid|
Arthut ©. Howard . . . insects destroy $500 million wert of | HOOSIER REPORTER DIES
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{world to beat a path to your door
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Indianapolis Man Develops Method
Of Protecting Stored Grains From Insects By FRED W. FRIES
“BUILD a better mouse trap, and the world. wil beat a path) i
“THO Your “door i That well-worn cliche needs a little revision, according to! |Arthur G Howard, 500 W. 40th St. It should read, he says, “Build| {a better mouse trap, and then beat a path to the world.” What Mr. Howard means is that t the aspiring inventor would
do well to develop some highpredations. Frequently, where powered salesmanship after that grains must be siored for a con-
million-dollar idea germinates. siderable length” of time, these Sitting down and waiting for the| losses. approach 25 or 30 per cent.)
he says. Mr, Howard speaks from ex-| perience. As the inventor of) numerous insecticide devices used I" an be stored indefinitely: show in the grain processing and bak- that insects destroy 5. per cent of ery industries, he has been, liter, onnual wheat crop,” Mr. Howally andl figuratively, through the| ard said. In an average year this mill, 3 means a financial loss of $500 : {million, he estimated. HISDEV ® LOM ENT of a| By making it possible to store mechanical device to rid flour grain without spoilage, the Howmilling and storage ‘equipment of ard process promises to be a insect contamination, though now tremendous boon to the world's widely accepted throughout the food supply. industsy, met at first with « hat! Mr. Howard advises the emhe described as a “typical pattern” | bryonic inventor not to waste time of consumer opposition to new On. novelties and gadgets that do products. The biggest stuthBling not serve a genuinely worthwhile block for the young inventor, Mr, public need. Improvements of alHoward says, is the natural re- ready Sigtmg Jrocesass biitie pro-
{grain ot all insects and Impurities but also condition it so that
contends, than the SUR Mr. Howard manages a cor-| |sclence and research.
poration in Flint, Mich, where his LE : various inventions and develop- MR. HOWARD warns the Svat: ments are manufactured: in ag . to a and modern assembly shop and experi- °OPHNE a mental laboratory {market his own produc e Other recent developments on| Vises that a considerable outlay which Mr. Howard holds patents °f Sash ia fequired Io produce and include: Diaphram pumps to han-| Marke P oe dle corrosive liquids, waxed-paper| 2nd that nvestors are ny a conditioning equipment and a Viing to » Jou device for makihg packaged foods| their capital un averag impervious to insect damage. velopment “pays off.” inaned 4 Mr. Howard now is completing Asked whether he ot Walkiil work on what promises to be his Teiire- to ig of iret cool most important invention to date, 8fter he amasses his ie It consists pf a combined Shion. million,” energetic Mr. Howar
lis men. Jecently Va. after the roi
3 \ Lukins, seaman, 2605 N. Kessler|™
1926 Koehne St.: Harry R. Tripp Jr.; seaman, 1034 W. 32d St; and Pfe. Harry R. Miles, uaMC, 1230/7 8. Whittier Ph. ats a
Undergoing “recruit training at Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill, are Herbert C, Perkins, | - 4445-N. Crittenden Ave., and Billy! D. Cook, 2139 8, New Jersey 8t. «Undergoing similar training asj a naval reserve recruit is Donald| L. Harvey, 1005 Churchman Ave, Beech Grove. Aboard the USS Carpenter with the Atlantic Fleet iz Donald A. Van Benthuysen, seaman, 506 W.| Washington St.
Three Indianapolis naval reservists recently served aboard! the destroyer Dickson for Armed Forces Day celebration. ‘Aboard -. were Willlam H. Hill, seaman api prentice, 229 E. Minnesota St; Carl E. Ebert, seaman apprentice, 5029 Guilford Ave., and Robert L. Ogan, water tender, 3/c¢, 438 N.i Forest Ave.
Two Indianapolis men are on ; Okinawa in the Pacific. Pvt. Ray-| hy ¥ mond Marksbery, 744 8. Addison] : .8t. Is with the 29th infantry regi-| ment and John I. Nuly, 412 N.| Kealing St., is on a tour of duty as a Department of the Army civilian,
With the eighth army in Japan| are Col. Louis G:. Bumen, 4019 Guilford Ave.; Pfc. Raymond D, Hawkins, 2915 Rader S8t.; Pvt
Ave, Pvt. Patrick Hines, 2901 Tindall, Ave., and Pfc. William L. Haley, 1822 Bellefontaine St.
Drunken Driving Tests Defended
EVANSTON, 111, June 10 (UP) «Chemical tests to determine intoxication not only aid in con- ) victing the guilty but help protect the innocent. Robert L. Doni-| gan, counsel for Northwestern | University’s traffic institute says.
ty ‘Council figures show that one of every six drivers and one of every four pedestrians involved in a fatal accident had been drink- ¥ ing. 25 In a recent book, which Mr. { Donigan calls the first of its kind, | he discusses legal as constitutional issues incorporation of state laws.
diana’s legalization of the tests in| 1939, the author said, but other states have refused because of | “doubts ‘of the tests’ constitutional |
‘ranean, They are Darrell A./° — ony ok a and Blvd.; Charles L. Jacobs, seaman,
appreciable loss due to insect de-i! look so sharp | in a sun sult.’ re
- Ronald. Franklin, 2221. Arsenal . _ @
Mr. Donigan said National Safe- |}
20h would rather use the money |~-when and if I get it—to found illing. |m training school for development + vw |engineers—to' help them over the GRAIN PROCESSORS in the rough spots.” . t-have taken for granted an — Besides,” he added, "1- don’t!
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School's out, but it's % "borer Sime for hese Lawrence Con Ens by She choir Qirected tral High School pupils whe will participate in American Legion: Richard 'T. Whittington, sponsored Boy and Girl States. Studying 4 up on principles of gov- {Dhecede he. baseais en pe ‘Birknall, Scotland, .: ernment for the boys’ session actical citizenship, dent of the International Conven- date was said to have been today on the Indiana Deaf campus, ‘are Thomas Lambert tion of Disciples of Christ. (left) and Thomas Mock. Janet Wile and Ann Cain will attend | Following benediction by the|the obstetrician who Underwood. members.
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