Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1950 — Page 9

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In Action Tomorrow

Worthington Veterans Assign Members And Substitutes to Key Positions

wor NGTGN. Jul Times State Service | the THI uly 29—The Veteran here is preparing for all eventualities. 8.5 Yoreign Wars yout, ‘Members have set up a civilian detétise program which will 80

into action tomorrow,

In assigning VFW members to key posts in the program, they ning over the heads of hundreds to the war, summer maneuvers at'plants in Indianapolis . lof local armed forces reservists. Camp Atterbury beginning today. defense deputy was named. Red » ” . THE SEARCH for Commu-| 000 Indianapolis residents outside nists in high and low places con- ithe _city limits. Marion County, "8 of qualifications. » The war still wasn't personal. ¢inued. The city became conscious oversubscribed its quota for InHere's what happened to YOUior her vulnerability to saboteurs.

realize that many of them can be called into active military duty. |

Therefore, every key post has |

an alternate—a member of the received favorable ‘comment from| VFW Fathers’ auxiliary. | reviewers, !

Fred Fielder was appointed director, with Fred Meyers i

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were called out by an alarm at rupt their breakfast, an electric motor at the Thomp-| the fire station.

= tJ » Queener Henson, 22, wishes he

had ran out of gas just a little HOOSIER FOWLS TRAVEL | LAFAYETTE — Hoosier birds Driving north of here, he heard Went Buckeye during June. More the motor cough and suddenly than 60 per cent of the live poulrealized he was out of gas. So he ITY receipts at the Cincinnati mar-| With pulled over to the side of the jet that month came from Injana. Total live poultry receipts for This re. (the month were 1,750,940 pounds, 0 1,079,263 pounds,

sooner,

oad. In so doing, he dented a fender against a utility pole, sulted in a call for the sheriff, who arrested him for drunken) driving. He was fined $25.

Plymouth this week, Sure it's midsummer, but this;

reenah rene ww OpEN Every Monday and Friday Night Until 9 O' Clock (Store Opens Monday at 12 Noon)

7 Up to 36 Months

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down on the evergreens.

= » ~ SOUTH BEND-This city is busier than ever. ‘Figures for 42 representative South Bend and Mishawaka industries show a rise of nearly 15 per cent in the number of manhours worked. It covers the first half of 1950, as compared with | the first six months last year. | Initial unemployment claims] dropped 88 per cent, Ld » ” PERU—A former local: man, ¥erdinand S. Hirsh, is author of a new novel, “The Towpath.” The story of immigrants who travel canal areas and settled in Ohio and Indiana, "The Towpath” has

Infant Fashion Show Planned

An infants’ and children’s fashion show will be held at 2 p. m. Aug. 17 at ‘the Arlington Theater, 1026 N. Arlington Ave. Miss Florence Murphy will be in charge of the three-act show which features Baby Land, youngsters under a year; Happy Holliday, toddlers, and Alice in Wonderland, youngsters 3 to T. Several hundred youngsters sought parts in the production which has 52 in the cast. They were selected by chance by Mrs. Howard Peterson under sponsorship of the Windsor Tot Shop, 6010 E. 21st St. Latest in Fashion The latest in younthful fashfons will be shown. The Dow Floral Co., is in charge of decorations.

In the cast are:

Jounny Mattox, Becky Mattox, Bapbars) _ Karon Ann Fidler, Cathy Frew, Gary Siohler. Linda Hazel,

X Merme: ding Sherry Gary Murp er, Sharon Tes |

s r, Btephobbs, Dennis , David Spauldng. Ronald Dusendschon Jerry Spangler. le Grov David Lostutter, Ka een Cop Nea ‘Pam Graham, Donnas Ne tire, Tom Progtor, Donnie Berger, bay id t

Charlene Hartley, Vick! a Jo Hanley, J Biscan. Judith Wi Steven Wood, Dennie Ford, ighard williams, Michael Hollings Carol Calin, Vicky Cain, Keith Holsengs. David Good, Sharon

andy Boa, Exthia mith, Sue Downey, Debble Dow-

Crispus Attucks Sets

Summer Commencement

Thirteen pupils will be graduated from Crispus Attucks High School at summer commencement to be held in the school auditorium on Aug. 3. Miss Laura Anne Brown, a recent graduate from thé General Hospital School of Nursing, will address the class. Mr, Wilbur S. Barnhart, director of Extended School Services of the Indianapolis Public Schools, will award the diplomas. The candidates for graduation are: William Kelly Bell, Pearline Douglass, William Cecil Highbaugh, Frederick Cornelius Jones, Wayne King Pulliam, John Radcliffe, James Lerwood Rhea, Hilda Bonita Rhodes, Ida Maxine Saxton, Cariton Terrell, William Pierce Turner, Kirth Nolan Vance, and Sarah Elizabeth Wilson. :

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Defense Program ok Happened to You and Me in 4th Week of War *

First Korean Casualties Reported; (ly, the cost of living index “Mister Indiana Draft of 1950” | climbed. was found. He'll go through the Marching Orders Come for Local Men | President Truman called off his| induction mill with 72 other men By GALVY GORDON | projected xisit * to: the Hoosier|of Southwest Marion County's Draft Hoare 52 Monday.

HOMEFRONT. INDIANAPOLIS, July 29 — The first Indiana; | casual were reported in Korea last week and an Indianapolis doc- {Washington, M y ‘tor died on the battlefront. Marching orders came for 526 men of Clark, 0s he. Georgia Naese/ local 16th Infantry Marine Battalion. and they were facing west. | “might be able” -to come to the gaidie: ineludin an India ul Draft calls for Indianapolis and the state were more than city Sept. 27. sh 8 AAapo=] {doubled as the Pentagon announced the “critical” stage of the war|

— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

|capita) for Legion Headquarters {dedication -— predsing business in " YESTERDAY brought another; said she casualty list... three Indiana lis lieutenant missing.

Mayor Feeney began an “inte! Ag today sneared an end, the

was at hand. The sword of war,

{And it would fall soon

GARY — Worried about veins] Fathers’ Auxiliary as alternate. Padted by Ft. Wayne 50 census, Gary Ia doing some-! hing about it. ask of wa . = Led by the Chamber of Com-| 6:45 a. m., but it didn't even dis- Merce, the city is digging up (not|

But for the most part, Indian|apolis went rolling on its way.

in the and me, in that critical fourth

THE WAR hit home Sunday| >is hi the

..six Hoosiers, one killed in ac- newspapers,

literally) people who were missed: " They checked a small blaze in|PY the regular count this spring. | tion, five missing. one of them hit hard. Industrial firms began {So far, the drive has brought 35 from Indianapolis. onday

son Dairv—which is next door to/telephone calls giving 57 “rea-| |sonably”

{missed by the gnsus,

“missing” had been found.

Ee heroes by the dozens. | Their names and pictures flowed! py.

good leads to names|

increasing wedding an-|a, engagements,

all-out nouncements, bri- hoarding.

dal showers. Several thousand members of

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