Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1950 — Page 14

REA, hg jockeying 7000 pounds of condensed milk or ammunition or! spam over the Korean mountains in a cargo plane every day.

m | supplied. Come along on a “routine flight” with a Brooklyn pilot, a Massachusetts co-pilot

KILLED IN ACTION

° Opl. Keith H. Grimes, son of rant D. Grimes, Tangier

WOUNDED IN ACTiON [the gloryless war,

= Int Lt. Willis E. Ho son of Mrs. Richard Hilton, 36 N. |}

~“I'll Take You’

= ram INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

Man-Sizéd Job Flying Supplies Over Rugged Coron Monten, Co-Pilot

* job—movement of cargo, Brooklyn but while a mall—but seas his wife 8 living in Colum-| ‘Kyushu Gypsies’ because We'vein the Air Force” he says. “We

'3— There's nO Io on the guys who won the Pus. 0 Korean War ‘as much as the ifighting troops did. You ge to Seoul municipal alr-| baggage and records and office His wife port. It's a bumpy strip of brown equipment of a “mosquito But the job is as important to grass. You ask the first officer/which is being moved by air to! %{winning the war as that of the you meet if there's a chance for Pyongyang. | combat soldier. For a soldier can- 3 ride t6 Pyongyang. He says to! not keep ' fighting unless he 1S go down to where some C-47s are. pjjot, ‘picking up equipment.

he is over-|350 men—but they call us the “This is the most thankless job

moved bases six times in four|,.. part that big paratroo Inside the silvery C-47, | montns. ys the sew Sue: 3, br north » an - s gt. Robert L. Peacoc ’ (and wooden boxes are piled’to the ly but they didn’t say anythingy,

ceiling: They are the personal who comes from Dallas, Tex. : and daughter are liv-labout us in the papers. They » outfit: ing at Saint Clair Shores, Mich. only talked about the C-119s. Uses Plastic Spoon {Come on, you can ride up front The co-pilot is Lt. Donald F. with us.” The weather is cold but the Witkos, 25, of Gilbertville, Mass.! Just before the take-off the co-pilot and crew chief | The pilot sits down to take on sergeant comes up and says a (sweat at the labor of tying down|a big roll ‘of rope which ts cov-|couple of soldiers have been put [the cargo. They lash piles of| ered with rice straw matting that!aboard with their baggage. That's

a sandy haired friendly Texan {wearing a green cap with the bill e -ows ‘of rain clouds. The plane

will

dulating under you like a choppy

3 FRIDAY. NOV. 3. 1050

Assure You —

Korean mountains. Lt. Drew sits

sea.’ A harder bump and you're/with a map in his hands, ear-

in the air, The Han River and/phones

mountains drop below. “This is the kind of a haul I hate,” says the crew chief, point. ing to the lashed boxes. “You can’t rearrange your load.” He's

anked down over his right ear. e picks up a mathematics textbook entitled “Supersonic Flow and Shock Wages.” Some day he

pushed back off one ear, one foot eh up while the copilot handles the plane. These men are in the air about seven hours a day for six days and then ‘take two days off. ahead—

Pyongyang shows. up brown fields mottled Te shad-

skims down. Another grass stream comes up to meet you and the plane bumps along it.

“Sure, I'll take you,” and a/first man you approach. He turns'so’ they won't shift during the| East.

Theirs is a workaday, thank- Brooklyn. He

Texas crew chief who are part of lout to be the pilot of one of the flight. {C-47s, Lt. Herbert Drew, 28, of |

says’ the heavy wooden boxes with rope! lis used for packaging in the Far

“This outfit is the 2ist Troop for use in gobbling hurried meals is a ‘native of Carrier Squadron—40- Planes and't from cans while aloft. i

In the sleeve pocket of his {flight suit there's a plastic spoon

the usual thing—move cargo and come aboard at the last minute.

You bump down the runway, en- air in two wars—plods along at gines groaning, brown sod un- 160 milés an hour over _rugged

“Well, that's that,” says Lt Drew. “The old standby made another trip. This is a light day— we're going to get back to the base before dark.”

says he hopes to get an engineering degree.

Drew guns the two engines. The C-47—the workhorse of the

| Rural St. f= —Opl-—Jerry EK: Cohen, brother of i Dewey E. Cohen, 530 N. Mulberry} __Bt., Martinsville, Cpl. Howard B. Hamilton, son of Mrs. Ruth M. Hamilton, Dunkirk. ye . Pfc. Thomas G. Smith, son of Oma Smith, Seymour. { INJURED “Cpl. John F. Wells, son of Ralph H. Wells, Oaktown.

= ® =

1st Lt. Willis E. Honeycutt has|

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been wounded in Korea three times He was first wounded in / July and again in August. The first two Woundswere shrapnel wounds Which didn’t keep It. Honeycutt down very ‘long. This time facial . = wounds from a hand grenade may keep him in ? i the hospital a Lt Honeycutt little longer. A graduate of Technical High School, Lt. Honeycutt enlisted in the army in 19486.

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Defense Department : Hires 150,846 Since War |

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (UP) | _=The Defense Department hired | 150,846 additional employees dur_ing the three months following J the outbreak of the Korean War, Sen. Harry F. Byrd (D. vai! reported today. Sen. Byrd, chairman of the Joint committee on reduction of | non-essential Federal expendi-| tures, sald in his monthly report that the Federal“payroll increased 102,096,821 persons in September, He said this was an increase of 44,565 over August and was the | fifth monthly increase in six months.

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