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. Indianapolis airmen get -an introduction fo the F-86 "Saber," the world's, fastest single en- / EE LL iE SE Ne Fe a ee a PL Tha A = gon jot fighter, at Selfridge Air Force Base, Mich. The officers, members of the 122d Aircraft oT ANCA NN : : nirol and Warning Squadron, Indiana Air National Guard, are (left to right, first row): Ist Lt. : 4 ; I Y Keith E. Mullen, 2915 Brookside Pkwy. and 2d Lt. Herman T. Tilly, 9 W. Troy Ave. Second row: - ; ; ] S Capt. James W. Hutchinson, 5434 N. New Jersey St., and 2d Lt. George P. Simmons, 14 N. Haw- v ; ; : . it Be : 3 thorne Lane. Third row: Ist Lt. Merritt E. Jones, 5704 N, Keystone Ave. Ist Lt. Charles E. Akers, ; : : : o ori ; Fc £1643 N. New Jersey St.; Capt. James R, Boyle; 412 N. Alabama St. and Maj: Ralph E. McDaniel, . a edd ‘8 Wo 0 : : : Is -& B41 University Ave. commanding officer. In the plane is Ist Lt. Emory Lavender.of the 56th Fight- | ® ~~ 3 St les IE ar & erimurcoplor Group; — — a ~ gre Cha 19 14 ol Stations to Air Prann Rha ; more th 1 Local Residents Stations Group Goes Ahead Roane d i : But a 4 Legion Ceremony a Die | C | Ceremonies dedicating the lazy to . | American Legion's new $2 million : astre increasir ; {National Headquarters building! Mr. M . {will be aired by three local radi . have Marine Veteran ati, Ted by three 'ocal radle; Senate Commitiee And, he Killed in Smashup hceoov. Schricker will present the: Schedules Hearings Py Two local residents were kilied ¥®Y to the building to George M. TAR - y f In separate automobile accidents Craig, National Commander of ° or oToN. a ar board a yesterday. They were: ithe Legion. Paul V. McNutt will, Lhe Senate Armed Bervices Associat Charles F. Tolbert, 25. of 2041 deliver the major address. Committee ~ announ ed tonight formed 3 N. Adams St. | Station WIRE will carry a ful) that it Is going ahead with a Uni- waste al Mrs, Georgia M. Dalton, 29, of hour of the event direct from the! versal Milita raining bill, even ernment. £ 648 N. Sherman Dr. speaker's platform beginning at| though President Truman is. not Who § . Mr. Tolbert died minutes after 3:05 p. m. Tape recordings of the **E%F for mnediste action, atl # his 1050 sedan swerved across ceremonies will be broadcast by| hairman Millard E. Tydings, ae pas y Bluff Rd. in the 3700 block to| WXLW, 5-5:30 p. m. and wisH, | (P: Md.) who introduced the De- Plo or avoid hitting another car, travel-5:30-6 p. m. [fense Departmient's new UMT taxp ing in the same direction, The car en bill this week, announced that unusual ¥ ahead had slowed suddenly. | . > hearings on the measure will be- Rt nukes Mr. Tolbert's car veered out of Hur ficane Ne S gin Tuesday. - bo .. control for 50 yards along the The announcement came just in wrong side of the road. It struck : three days after Secretary of De- 4 ve Rent bu § a pole, snapping it, then over- C . fense Louis Johnson called for ; wite like ® turned.’ | aro ina {passage of a UMT bill this year : ; Nd AS actarpanied. by. Miss, nd it peal had thy Poon These smartly styled, fringed chairs are out- make hig # Juanita Caldwell, 23, of 227 E.| 5 : {dent's blessing. ol fo. & Terrace Ave, who suffered shock| Residents Wait Truman Favors Program : . : . . do-goode: and a cut left ear. She was reat To Take Cover Mr, Truman told a news con- standing examples of fine craftsmanship, coil governm, . . (ference a day later that he still : taxes,” h Loses Control i CAPE.HATTERAS, N. C., AUR. favored the UMT program and the peopl Police sald the car went out 19 (UP)—The Atlantic hurricane page given Mr. Johnson the go- . : , . * n : of control when an automobile moved slowly up coastal shipping! ahead. He sald. however. that he spring construction. Choice of fine damasks E drug’ traveling in the same direction lanes toward the often-battered would not press for action this : : ; : help slowed suddenly, causing Mr. Tol- North Carolina cape today, Resi: yoqr-i t¥e-he-did-not-want to} —— . ¥ ; = . x orm -- - thels indi “§ bert to swing around it and off denis wailed for word to take vr . . i Ytheroaa rss cover. Big ® clutter up a_ congressional pro- and yet during this sale are sensationally low =. ey three years, was a veteran of 8ald the storm center was ex-| Mr “Johnson Gen Omar Brad - actly, “ # P | 8 “ ”" { . ’ . = . » 4 . § Participated In Ivan or CE toma put east of ey chairman of the Joint Chiefs priced. Choose your chairs now—colors are may be t % nawa and other islands. He was a morning. At that time the center pt Stat and Seorge Si Pini 3 . i wi. 3 welder at International Harvester Was 350 miles off Brunswick, Ga. sions . Ta A or sily be 7 : | The onl : fon, Y, Da i T Cand Hs brothas Ray; 25 jdone by the reported damage Yel/iore the Senate Committes Tues. gray, wine, forest green and chartreuse. : | “Tt for # had just left Ray's home at 2041 per-hour winds was to a freighter, 9aY. i pitalisail # N. LaSalle St. in separate auto- the 7247-ton Russell R. Jones, aac: i " mobiles, en route to the home of | With 37 men aboard. 10 Million Pounds | og 3: their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alus! Beaten by the storm but with : '% Tolbert, Shoals. : U8 fire in two holds conquered, the OF Supplies Flown In 7 ing ie JF Auto Hits Tree {Jones was proceeding under es-| TOKYO, Aug. 19 (UP)--More| ota any '= Mrs. Dalton, a roomer in the “Ort late today toward Jackson-'than 10 million pounds of war organizin © home of Mr. and Mrs. Shelby ville, Fla. None of the crewmen, nies and more than 6000 pas-| ation. My i Cox, 648 N, Sherman Dr., died/V28 injured. flown bet apie i In Daviess County Hospital| The storm was still a potential|sengers have been flown between 28s @ Washington, Ind. Her car ran threat to the land, but more of Japan and Korea in Air Force be on the .% over ‘a curb in the Washington ©n® to ships at sea. . {cargo planes since the start of] along wi % city limits and hit a tree along At lonely Coast Guard Station|the Korean War, Far East Alr| foolish a Ind. 57. 183, on the tip of the Outer Force headquarters reported to-! Right 1 2 She was employed ‘1 the bacon. BANKS, 27 men said they would day. i 5 cerned al * slicing department of Kingan & Wait out the storm, | Engineering supplies and equip-| | city and #® Co., hére. She had “rented a car . on { ment, blood plasma, ammunition, | i cause. of : § and left-at-1-a-m: today for the BARUCH-REACHES 80 mail and thousands of other) program . home of her parents,’ Mr. and NEW. YORK, Aug 19 (UP)-—|items were included in tHe cargo values . £ Mrs, Boyd Williams, in Seabree, Bernard M. Baruch celebrated his to Korea. Most of the passengers IRN ci . " 10m td tan RR] . . bw wre dyads fv WET c= ¢ r = 3H Leslie; Hrgd mine lity A 8 ial

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