Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1950 — Page 22

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* ble hands, machinery and toma- the Purdue Aero Club and the Fieet Air Wing 14, stationed at toes got together. The result was Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. San Diego, Cal, is Joseph R.| 3

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Club Sponsors Robert J. Corbett With Tomato Canning 16th Marine Battalion

Now serving in the 16th Marine aboard the submarine oiler, USS Infantry Battalion at Camp Guavina. { Pendleton, Cal.,! Jack T. Brandt, hospital corpsis Robert J. Cor- man, 2/c, USN, son of Mr. and| % bett, husband of Mrs H. E. Brandt, 6705 Riverfront!

Co-operation | Yields 500 Quarts

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. Muncie will tear into 500 quarts Mrs. 7irginia/8t, is serving aboard an amphi-| | of tomatoes this winter because y Corbett, 3105 bious flagship operating in the Fred Reeve, Mrs. Charles M. 4p Gracel"=d Ave. [far-eastern area.

Pfc. Cqrbett, “who is 22, skrved

a military outfit in Vienna, Aus: tria, is Donald Whicker of Sheridan, Ind. |

Booher and a large corporation i got together yesterday. at Mr. Reeves, director of the Self 4 : f Help divisian of Flanner House, 5 Jd Marine Di visited Muncie recently to talk-to "#7 { : vision at Camp officials of the Entrenous Club.'* £ =~ Lejeune, N. C. The club sponsors the Muncie Day Pfc. Corbett before re-enlist-| iNursery. At” the meeting it was ing. decided to try to utilize some of Pfc. Corbett formerly lived at) the surplus crops that were being Detroit, Mich. where his family] buried, plowed underyand stored now resides. { in caves around the nation. ~

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. Hh 7% Tit te Mrs. Lawrence tquipment Donated 2d Lt. Keith C. Kinsey, son of, ) All H a a d 9 au , Mr. and Mrs, Williain H. Roberts, Wh'eker of, ey cacked Was MONEY, tr 4832 Carvel Ave, is taking Pfe. Whicker .3heridan, Pte.

workers, equipment and the crops for the project. i A Muncie manufacturing con-'"’ cern got wind of the idea and. ®’ found that they had canning machinery sitting around gather-

training.at the United States Air| Whic¥ r who is Force borhbardment school, Math- 20, was last heard from in Tuly.

Air Force Base, California. | Bernard J. Pray. ; H . . Pfau, chief hospital The new hine month air force| .......° USN son of Mr. and,

course will qualify him for the \ C navigator-radar-bombar- Mrs. C. A. Victor Pfau, 414 N.

ling dust. They donated it. The JOP Of Oakland Ave. is undergoing a Wheeler Mission found that it had 9ier ; a 4 from course 0” instruction at the U. S. surplus tomatoes. They went to Lt. Kinsey was graduaie Naval School of Hosp’ .1 Adthe project. Mrs. Booher found Technical High School and re-| .. ....tion Nationa! Na vial

20 willing members of the En- ceived his B. 8. Degree from Pur- yredical Center, Bethesda. Md: | trenous Club. due University.

At Purdue he was a member of On the staff of the Commander,

Yesterday the good will, capa-

500 quarts of canned tomatoes for: He entered service in August,|Poett, aviation aerographers

the Muncie and Indianapolis 1943 and received his commission mate 2/¢, USN, 709 Greer St. nurseries and the Wheeler Mis- in November, 1945. ‘ Indianapolis. ion, ~ anol Sion Pfe. Wiiliam L: Neville, ei d Three Indianapolis men recenti. the Xa- ly participated in a full scale GOP Veteran Group rines on his amphibious landing on a beach To Back Brownson 17t. birth i Niginis. - day, June 6, 19,0. | They are Duane F. Rasmussen,

A group of Republican veterans ; was organized here today to sup- 1. left the folport the candidacy of Charles lov n g my to Brownson, the GOP nominee for Start his irain{11th District Congressman. at Charlotte, N. John Tinder, attorney, who was C. Recently be

engineman, 3/c, USN, 530 Rybolt St.; Robert A. Hogan, quartermaster, 3/c, USN, 548 N. Beville| |Ave.; and Gerald E. Wineman,| (seaman - apprentice, USN, 1321 Hiatt St.

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#8 Officer Retires type of government in Washing- Te aaa Ple. Neville After 20 Years ton.

: livés at 1152 8. Capitol Ave, The retirement of Patrolman Attending the organization me Rudolph J. Price, a veteran of meeting, Mr. Brownson attacked! gix Indianapolis men recently more than 20 years with the poAlex Campbell, Democratic sena- participated in the second phase!lice department, was approved torial nominee, for “attempting to of exercises by the United States today by the Board of Safety. use the hard-won victories in and British Mediterranean Fleets.! Patrolman Price, 47, who was Korea to make political capital They are crew members of the appointed to the department Oct. for himself and other Demo- aircraft carrier USS Leyte. 15, 1929, is retiring because of cratic politicians.” | They are Alton Lee Cook, air- physical disability. nia man USN, 764 Ketchum St.;: Don-| Patrolman Price, who lives at Picket Line Still Up ald C. Davis, seaman, USN, 4216 60 E. Pleasant Run Pkwy., walked . E. Michigan St.; William Drouse, into a drug store while a holdup At Beveridge Paper Co. seaman, USN, grandson of Mrs. Was in progress in 1948. He made Nearly 200 employees of the Bridget Flisk, 1130 N. King Ave.; 2 quick draw when the gunman Beveridge Paper Co. 717 W./Joseph W. Patterson, seaman,|turned to meet him. The wouldWashington St, were still nego-|USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ww. [be robber lost his nerve and Patiating today on a new wage scale Patterson, 3110 E Michigan Si.jtroimay Price walked out with a p ./Dale 8. enstein, fireman, USN, | . to replace the contract which ex {son of Sus Mrs. H. F. Rugen- | In 1935, Patrolman Price traced stein, 5207 E. 63d 8t.; and Jackie! ‘WO Women’s combs found in a

E. Vest. seaman, USN, 2546 Lock-| Stolen ear to solve a series of South Side burglaries. i

The combs led to a woman, and. Participating In mock battle she took Mr. Price to a man who

Employees set up picket lines yesterday in a surprise move. The strikers are members of burn St. i the International! Printing Press-|

BB 0 ih Orville: erations in the Mediterranean | Was linked to the burglaries. Slqwinaspresdent. are Donald T. Sweeney, gunner's, T— IE 3 BANGUET ‘mate, 2/c, USN, 1401 English State Labor Division Ave.; Charles Edward Harris, sea-| . . Q ‘man, USN, 319 E. 13th St: ana Adjusts 257 Disputes

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{James Andrew Greig Jr. seaman, The State Labor Division, pre(USN, 1312 N. Meridian St. paring an annual report to Gov. — | Schricker, disclosed today it had Donald E. Chesher, airman ap- settled more than 90 per cent of prentice, USN, 737 N. Dequincy the state’s labor disputes without 2 /8t, recently began a 28-week strikes. {course of instruction at the Avia-; Thomas Hutson. State Labor [tion Electronics Technician-Elec- Commissioner, said the state in{tronicsman School at the U. 8.!tervened in 272 labor disputes and [Naval Air Technical Training! adjusted 257 cases. {Center, Memphis, Tenn. | There were 23 strikes in Indiana

during th y Robert L. Boswell, engineman at le Jarod Sey Jn Te 2/¢, USN, of Whitestown, Ind., re 1950 y aie ’ 4

cently arrived in Norfolk, Va.| The labor division found 202!

violations of state laws during se more than 6000 inspection trips {through Hoosier factories and in-i}. | dustries. | | The division reported 25 com-! | plaints of violations of the state's Fair Employment Practice Com-! ! mission law. All 25 cases, Mr. [Hutson said, were satisfactorily settled a !

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Two More to Face ‘Grand Jury in Burglaries

| Two more men among the five implicated in a recent series of burglaries were waived to thel|. grand jury this morning hy Judge ,Josepli M. Howard of Municipal | Court 3. They are Robert Halsell, 21, 710 Lexington Ave. and Herschel Wilkoxen, 22, 1120 Fletcher Ave. Their bonds were set at $500 each ‘on charges of first degree burglary. , Part of the loot, which inluded $900 in government bonds, jewelry, money and a gun, was ound buried in a cemetery Sept. 7.| Two others have been bound over to the grand jury in the case and police still are questioning the fifth man.

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