Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1950 — Page 11

U. S. Airmen Training | Atterbury to Get Palocs Entry, In England Make Big oon Ang I {thats of Papers 26-year-old British sailor was ac- ||

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Half of 700 Young Gls Unmarried; bury soon will be caring for cas- { { ; ' ace and stealing a box of diplo-| uvalties from the Korean hospital, .... papers which he threw into

Drill to Get Real Battle Experience the Army Surgeon General said) ‘ FE ? today ip Washington. a garbage bin. : : The Camp Atterbury hospitall Scotland Yard identified the was among 14 hospitals desig- sailor as Douglas Monro, of Lon-|

U. 8. Air Force's 20th ghter-Bomber Group. : E 1 | nated to receive or already receiv- don. Detectives said Monro, whose

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young aank lots - as the British refer ta them a | a ® A ng ; Wonded men brought from | seq Ee steady.’ Stake sr = ¥ fact-that percentage -outfit-hails. United Nationx battleground: into the palace grounds 1 - below the Mason-Dixon Line--wear reguiar Air Force hiue similar n | Others soon to receive Korean, The first time he took the dip-

to RAF blue while on duty. 1 | patients include Valley Forge lomatie box bearing the royal seal | y Army Hospital, Phoenixville, Pa., and threw it in the garbage bin WORLD S MOST

_ (That duty, incidentally, in-' 2p : i cludes plenty of week-end stints Reds Held go : ._ (reopened Oct. 1, and the post hos- because he could not open it. ol of rested dint . | § . # |pital at Camp Campbell, Ky., and. Then he broke in again and USEFUL RADIO

“week-end wonders” — the aux- {Ft. Devens, Mass. tried to rent a room for the night

iliary RAF pilots who. have regu- : tele rent & : jobs during : Other. H Is ause the King and Queen were oar wen iwi Yanks 2 Years & ea | Already nr Husnits wounded 8Wway on a vacation. Congo Brown, Alabester Ivory, Persion Red, er, baker and candlestick maker.) \ : are tne Army and Navy General . & u Porcelain White, oll at the same low price.

; duty. however, they can Foie i AN : , Ark.: Wil-| DETECTIVES said Monro was : wear civvies. And these loud) Imprisoned to 1947, $ oP : Heap To rig, ATR row discovered b ) Ideal for bedroom, kitchen, American ties are the talk of the H Denver, Colo.; Letterman Army abi y po all rooms! Wakes you, lulls natives for miles around. | Hungarian Asserts (Hospital, San Francisco; Madigan | 21% I 10 Passed OUT 0% you tosleep to music. .turns have grown accustomed to pilot 137 RARRPURT : Senay. i {army Hospital, Anca ah Poli ih ABey foubd 00 Wo-| dozens of eloghrie app)s- * talk at mealtime. “Could I have an, Te that [Washington D. C.: Tripler pak ery a RH there were! PC® automatically !Tells 8 shaft burst of that orange JU! our American airmen were ap} BE Hospital, Honolulu T. H. and no political implications. time, even in dark. Congo Pe Mult Unmarried tured by the Russians in 1945 and, American Legiennaire Harold Baker gets a sneak Jrevioy [hospitals ut Ft. Benning, Ga. and’ Monro was found snoozing on PFOWR Plastic. Model 515 t e fly .

held as priseners of war at least’ . . . . « LU. to lice nd Br barm | as he eyes the bathing suit being modeled by Pat Quinn, the grass and taken to a po Al itish en have got ‘until 1947. yes ub ng by Pa Army patients also are being station and questioned. Detec- 534%

ten used to taking dellar scrip po 4 | part in the fashion show which was one of the features of the ir ted in Navy hospital i aid the four officers, whose | F%'" ca | [trea n Navy hospitals. Jor Smatican drinks Sola at the names he did not know, were opening of the Legion's 1950 convention in Les Angeles. | Two major Army hospitals wil) Hed Sal earlier hat he liad Say good-bye to jangling ola oh 8) p " isa re |he reopened soon, the Murph : CC : 0 jangling alarms with which are paid for in shillings. seized when their plane made a| | Army Hospital, Waltham, Moss rthey got the story from him when this new G-E Clock-Radio. Fine-toned

| it | : {forced landing on Russian so 35 Workers Fired On From Ambus lon. Nov. 1, and the Percy Jones ® sobered up. radio — G-E electric clock, Congo

About half of the approxiafter an air raid on Japan. They - - brown plast i malty Jou afficets and Hen i the were confined in a camp near| SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 13 (UP) after members of the United Army Hospital, Battle Creek, Burned-Out Spanish Plastic. cabinet : iev, where the Hungarian was —Seventeen sawmill workers were Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Mich. on Dee. 1. urnea-vu panis w+ $29.95 Freighter Sinks

belleves Jaa Phas by oe held prisoner during 1947. shot from ambush today while Union went en strike about two a Veatch Hutchinson Kas who! U.S. officials here said the re- en route to work at the Reynolds weeks ago. Secretary of Labor inj ) . . " “ y ‘here ¢ i i i | HALIFAX, N. 8, Oct, 13 (UP) might have taken up journalism port had been referred to “proper & Manley Lumber Co. where a Police said that an unidentified Pl C . You i like his brother if he hadn't liked authorities.” It may be brought recent strike has produced spo- number of men hidden in ambush ' 1GONS ampaign our A second below-decks fire which flying so much. ; to the attention of the United radic violence, fired on a truck taking about 35 WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (UP) swept the Spanish freighter Montc You see this unmarried half Nations. . Police said that one of the men workers to the plant. Seventeen —Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Inchorta left the vessel a crazily with pretty English girls on dance The Hungarian, a former army may lose an eye. of the occupants were hit by Tobin will make 25 campaign tilted K eck in Halil nights—the officers have their|lieutenant, was not identified by By 1 p. m. 30 suspects were shots, apparently light shotgun speeches for Democratic candi- ed sunken wreck In: lHalllax dances in officers’ mess on the American officials because he rounded up for questioning. No pellets. dates in 11 states in the next harbor today with damage est

base, the non-coms have their own still has relatives behind the Iron charges have been lodged thus — rt - two weeks. mated at $800,000. club at Dreamland Ballroom in Curtain. far and police declined to say Thousands Take Refuge His whirlwind tour, starting The 3,300-ton vessel was dis nearby Margate, 119.000 Prison Dead whether those held were mem- | ‘ . Monday, will take him to Florida, abled by fire Monday 370 miles The married half mope about , ’ bers of the union involved in the From Howling Hurricane lowa, Wisconsin, Montana, Utah, off Halifax and was towed her and wish they were home with, However, it was ascertained labor dispute. VERACRUZ, Mexico, Oct, 13 Washington, Idaho, Pennsylvania, yesterday for repairs. As soon as

their wives ard children—or that that he was one of the 56 former| It was understood that the men (yp) _ Phousands of refugees New York, Connecticut, and his the Monte Inchorta docked a the group's 90 days’ temporary Hungarian prisoners of war attacked were unorganized work- gc... the biggest hurricane to hit home state of Massachusetts, fresh blaze spread between ni 9 STORES © ROGERS CORNER, 5 N. ILLINOIS ST.

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lover chilly north winds moving in

} 43 days added to A n for : 0 b- - changed ta permanent duty, so ligshe y Hungarian exiles, ask-| they bring their families over/ing the western powers to de-| Not So Brave here, mand an aceounting from Mos- LONDON, Oct. 13 (UP)—

conventions in Miami. sank.

over the Gulf Coast. - . Federal spokesmen said damage y | Morale Good - cow for 219,000 Hungarians re-| A survey among 200 British |," uo ™ 110 mile-an-hour winds

( , seems very ported missing in Soviet territory. boys and girls between 8 good an the whole. Y "The white ‘pook said the besi| and 12 by the National (“IONE the entire coast would reach “We could Be in lot worse information available indicated Sone of Associated Chil- | a a ey 4 o ? laces than here,” one of the boys that at least 119,000 of the Hun- ren's Homes showed today . 5. p Air Captain Robbed

observed at breakfast. garians had died in Russian that the children were more

“You could be in Korea,” I sug- prisons. frightened by cockroaches | A wallet containing $190 was gested. The Hungarian lieutenant, iden-| than tigers. |stolen from Capt. Bdward J.

“Wish we were,” said another tified as “F. 8. in the refugee

. ACER (Gunning, Telono, Ill, when he ’ wistfully. “At least we'd have book, was listed as having been Record Light Tremors stopped in the men's room of the e - 4 / something to do there.” released from Soviet captivity In| gq.) NTTIAGO, Cuba, Oct. 13 (UP) Union Station early this merning, ~ Most of the time, however, the 1948. He escaped later from Hun-| — Two light earth tremors were Capt. Gunning was on his way ” / pilots are kept plenty busy get- gary to the west. {felt shortly after 7 p. m. yesterday to Tolono after being treated atl / ting almost every . conceivable His statement said the Kiev i, Oriente Province on the eastern Banning Air Force Base, Ga., for kind of experience to fit them for prison camp was supervised by end of Cuba. There were no re- back injuries suffered in an air- " } real action if it develops over the MVD (Russian secret police), ports. of damage or casualties. plane crash. here, Wor instance, the F-54s| i | Gi i —, they fly aren't night fighters and| Unbearable Tortures rT :

aren't equipped with radar. Yet ‘Persons regarded by the MVD

every pilot ia Sompetied to #et In 3g not trustworthy were held in Yo ull Get a! Lift! in Thrifty. “

that he will be able to find his this camp. The quarters, treatway around in case war ‘comes ment and food were inhuman and and he has to -leave the field the spiritual tortures unbearmornings before daybreak andi,, " he said return evenings after nightfall. |= "°° °' : i Conyrighh 1950. hy Ihe Jaduapaseits Times { “It was interesting to note that §

— |eight Spanish officers were held |in this camp, including the son {of the Spanish defense minister, as well as four American Air Foree officers who, as Allies, /made a forced landing with their {damaged plane on Soviet terri-| itory after a raid on Japan in 1045." | |" The Hungarian repeated his! story under oath before officials, mi KS of the high occupation commigs-! 0 reliove distress sion and U. 8. consular officials ub on comforting . , . VaroRusS ;, Munich. i

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