Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1950 — Page 2

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: ‘trict officers in session late yester-

: | day, said an mannaponsmes’ SOUTH Bend Union unit would probably be called up| '

up in the activation of the two, |

military personnel hard at work

. operations in the Indiana draft,

- elosest contender, Michigan, by! (Ernie) Langsford, 1124 Broad-

July enlistments stood near 800 by some officers with making the

- dent which killed a woman,

Terre Haute, Bloomington Groups Due

Aug. 19; Indianapolis Unit Expects Summons

By GALVY GORDON

s The first two Indiana Organized Reserves Corps units to be | . pressed info federal service in the Korean erisis were alerted last night. Yin

They are the 375th Chemical Smoke Generating Company, sta- | ter Refrigerator Com-

toned at Terre Haute, and 615th Quartermas pany (fixed) at Bloomington. Call to duty is effective Aug. 19, Ranking Indiana Military Dis-

in a few hours. Meanwhile, seven other mauns Tg V on Pact ORC units were being considered 9 - in the Pemtagon late yesterday nd Master Contract

for “call-up to active service not later than Wednesday.” Some of} these under study units include] Up for Approval WACS and some are stationed in| SOUTH BEND, July 28 (UP)— Indianapolis, it was believed. {Union workers of the Bendix Orders By Phone Corp. will vote Aug. 6 on a new . s alerting the Master contract agreed to Friday OT OE DE asin Detroit, Robert Mahoney said Army reserve units were received ay. at Ft. Harrison shortly after 3! Mahoney, president of Local 9, p. m. from 5th Army Headquar- CIO United Auto Workers, said a ters, Chicago. imass meeting would be held to First Lt. Herbert A. Mason, Vote on. the master agreement commanding officer of the all- covering UAW members in South colored chemical company in/Bend, Elmira, N, Y., Detroit, Terre Haute, notified of the alert,| North Hollywood, Calif, said: Teterboro, N. J. “We're in desperate straits for Meanwhile, negotiation of =a men. I hope we can get enough|local supplemental agreement will recruits to come up to strength begin here Monday. before the 19th.” 4 i Mahoney said a meeting previfor recruits Ously scheduled for tomorrow was wh arin Pe "John W.| cancelled because master and Boyer, instructor at the Indiana local supplemental agreements University school of business and must be presented to membership commanding officer of the quar-|/at one time. termaster unit. | The master contract, he said, Col. Peter C. Bullard, chief of first must be referred to next the Indiana Miiltary District, said Thursday's New York meeting of recruits could apply to ORC in-/the UAW Bendix council, which structors of the units or to the! consists of representatives of five unit headquarters. “We hope they UAW unions in the Bendix chain. can go Into federal service at

”" ; 4 » re me aumea x nome 1000 HoOSiETS

Both units will be activated in|

and

their home towns and fully equip-| ped before departure to thus far) At Atterbury . unassigned training centers. {

While Col. Bullard sald he was not at liberty to reveal strength of these two outfits he revealed) more than 50 men will be called)

Guardsmen Face Siege of Work

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A roving medical team has {aan The nickname followed 19 been formed to examine personnel gayy of bloody combat when the of these and other units to be division ousted Japanese troops called, : {off the island, | IMD officers weren't the only| And like most other Hoosier, Guardsmen, Pfe. Nelson has little at Ft. Harrison yesterday after-icontact with his commanding ofnoon. {ficer, Maj. Gen. Jesse E. McIntosh Maj. Walter L. Miller, chief of of Tipton. But he knows that Gen. McIntosh rose from buck private to

was recalculating quotas for the

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basis of the upward revision of during his 33 years with the Na-

"the Indiana “first draft call” tional Guard and later to major

quota from 578 to 1450. Other Activities

general. | ! A Frolicsome Lot . Other developments in Hoosier the legendary Gls of manpower: World War I and II, the GuardsONE: United States Attorney men are a frolicsome lot, LoadMatthew E. Welsh, acting on or-|ing equipment at the Northside ders from the Attorney General [Armory last night, they spied a warned the 72 Southwest Marion bevy of girls leaving the nearby

' County Board 52 registrants | Young Women's Christian Asso-|

called up for physical examina- ciation, 725 N, Pennsylvania St. tion between 7:30 and 8 a. m. t0-| “Well, I'll he damned” a morrow, they face "possible pro- grizzled, old sergeant cussed as a

Units are Called

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{ While waiting to take off for maneuvers at Camp AMerbury #r . ambulance company of the 38th Infantry Division ran through a field problem at 2015 S. Pennsylvania St. In the stretcher playing "hit" is Pfc. Joe Kimbrew. Left to right taking care | of him are Pfc. Radford Moore, Sgt. George Woods, Cpl. Harold Bratton and Cpl. James Martin. |

Don’t Get Het Up— Summer Got

Here's How to Enjoy

Eat Less, Wear Less, Work Less, Swear Less, State Health Official Advises

By TED KNAP

Are you irritable and frustrated? Do you feel listless in the afternoon?

Does “half safe?”

Don't rush for the little liver pill box, friend, you're just like the rest of us, You are suffering from summer. And in Indianapolis,

that would make Beelzebub

{ bubble, | Since reading is recommended for summer, we suggest you read this advice from the State Health {Department on how to beat the

heat, If it's not too much work,

{you might even clip these tips for

reference on another hot day. Ask Man Who Knows RBitting In his hot Statehouse office, Dr, J. W. Jackson of the State Health Department has compiled six simple suggestions for summer, Here goes: ONE: Dress Bensibly.

The idea is to wear enough clothes to absorb perspiration, but also few enough to permit!

ventilation. That hereby gives you permission, mister, to shed

{your coat. But it doesn't mean

a bare midriff, honey, Try something light

country club dance. Or a Roman toga. See This, Wifey? TWO: Avoid Exertion. Vigorous manual labor, especlally in the noonday sun, can be very harmful, Point this out to the Little Sarge when she tells you to mow the lawn Saturday afternoon. Fishing is healthier, THREE: Reduce Diet. This is probably a good tip for all four seasons, but we won't go into that. Doctors say a halanced diet with low calorie Intake is

your shirt stick and make you worry that you're only husband, Fletcher C. Brunes, and |

| 119, 1948, occurred when Mr. Phil-!|

/means easy on the spuds, less ihe train, which the suit says

ages.

for a beer after a hard day at the! s | salt mine, DON'T. Better . you Blame Radio for Crash

in color state's 89 local boards on thelcombat commander of a battalion and texture, like pajamas at the

| summertime, when the livin’ is onade in hand. | easy. Much better than shoveling}

oopers of the 915th medical

M/Sgt. Gordon Self, of headquarters, headquarters detachment, of the Indianna National Guard, is adjusting the rear vision mirror on his squat weapons carrier in front of the armory at 711 N. Pennsylvania St. e

Capt. Edgar F. Weincke Jr., commanding officer of headuarters, headuarters company, 51st Infantry is shown carrying his gear out of the armory at 711 N, Pennsylvania St. to load up for Camp Atterbury.

the armory at |

‘Widow Sues NYC For $10,000

A $10,000 damage suit was filed against the New York Central {Railroad yesterday in Superior Court by the widow of a Brownsburg man who was killed in a! train-auto crash at Fillmore, Put-| nam County. - The widow, Mrs. Fern E. Brunes, of Brownsburg, blames! the railroad for the death of her!

You Down? It

{James O. Phillips, the driver of the car. { The crash, at a crossing on Dec.

best during “dog days.”

That yng drove his car in the path of

fatty meat, and .nore salt and { water. Housewives should velar travelling ‘betwen » a happy to find this excuse for a The complaint charges the rail-| cool supper, Iroad with negligence because the, FOUR: Reduce Alcoholic Bever- railroad station and a row of hox | {cars obstructed the driver's view. | Since aleohol oxidizes rapidly It also claims the crossing was in the body, it just makes your bumpy and hard to cross, and system work harder. More work, that the train failed to give any more heat. Also, beer has a high/kind of warning signal. calorie content. So if you yearn mm——

should portake of iced tea, PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil, July| lemonade or water. That goes for 29 (UP)—The crash of a Panair Tom Collins, too, dearie, Do Brazil Constellation in which FIVE. Avoid Sunburn. {50 persons including one AmeriYes, Old Sol is packed withican were killed, was blamed to-| Vitamin D and a tan looks beauti- day on defective radio contact| ful, but take it easy. Ration your- between the plane and the Gra. self on sunlight, {vati army air base. It was BraSIX: Develop ‘Proper Mental zil's worst air tragedy. i Attitude. The American victim was This is a nebulous sort of sug- Ralph Motley, 48, of Richmond, gestion, but the State “Health €X-'Ind., head of the Atlantic Refin-| perts say it can be the most im-ling Co. in Brazil and a long time portant. Think codl and you'll feel pegident in this country. cool. i

Good Old Summer {imagine yourself reclining on an Don’t let yourself fret about| iceberg with a cold wind from the) the heat. Think how wonderful is| North and you with chilled lem-| A cold spray. keeps you dripping. Everything! snow, and cheaper than shoveling! around you is blue and clear and coal, {icy cold. Relax, and don't be a grouch., Feel the goose pimples? Friend, When the air feels oppressive, vVou're cured,

pecution” and heavy penalities if chorus of “yoo-hoo's” arose from

they fail to answer the call. a couple of Gla. They didn't tell TWO: Plans were being studied Uf We were going to get women by Brig. Gen. Robinson Hitchcock companions, for boosting number of draft; But the men were serious most boards in state to 296 in the event of the time as they hurried to of all-out mobilization and regis- comlete their tasks. And the bustration of all men up to the age of ineas of moving seemed a lot eas{ler and smoother to some of the THREE: Oficial standings of Veterans of two other post-war the 13 states of the 5th Army encampments.. region in the “speeded-up” recruit-! “This is a helluva lot smoother ing drive, showed Indiana leading than last year said Sgt. Ernest

2 per cent, with others in the field way, son of James Langsford, lagging about 30 per cent. Sgt.former Democratic candidate for Henry Hawes, state Army Air sheriff, ; Force recruiting center here, said] The war situation was credited.

last night compared to July “tar- men more serious-minded. get” figure of 571. | Lt. Col. Wendell Phillippe. FOUR: Lt. Col. Willlam C. executive officer of the 151st InSmith, commanding officer of the fantry Regt. said “the men real16th Infantry Marine Battalion, ize this is not just another peaceordered to “move out” to Camp time training maneuver.” Pendleton, Cal, Aug. 18, requested | Officers and men alike lugged relatives of battalion members their own equipment to the wait. who are out of town to contacting trucks, It was not uncommon them and instruct them to report ts ses a colonel and a private to USMCR Training Center, 2830 heiping each other down the arE. Riverside Drive, for “muster” mary stairs with equipment. on the following schedule: { Huff and Puff Along

Headquarters Company, Pp. m. tomorrow. Maj. Robert G. Moorhead, 3510 A Company, 7:30 p. m,, Wedn#s- N. Pennsylvania St. and Lt Harry H. Hendrickson, 2710 N.: Meridian 8t., huffed and puffed their way out of the armory with enough equipment to set up their regimental operations and train-

7:30

y. B Company, 7:30 p. m., Tuesday.

Moosier Driver Charged With Manslaughter ing office. ;

HENDERSON, Ky. July 29 Training starts in earnest to{UP)—Donald Caldwell, Evans. morrow, according to reports ville, Ind., was charged with man- from Gen. Mcintosh’s office. A slaughter today by state police (full schedule of military tactical in connection with a traffic accl- Problems along with field train{ing will be tossed at the men. i Highlight of the encampment The Fietim TL 1atta wit come when Gov. Schricker » ] . ¥ t Gove h son, William, was critically in-\pay. = Core on Governor's

and| But the big tactical problem

Police said Caldwell swung his when the men will be required to automobile into the path of the live in the field under simulated

Audubon State Pirk

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