Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1950 — Page 8

Heroes. eo ! J : - ; ; re pt. t. Powell in Japan as Forecaster Capt. Francis son of Mrs. Crystel Powell, 1433 N./Mrs. Carl W. Leek, 431 N. St., has been assigned to an air base in Japan for duty St. 88 8 weather forecaster with a unit of the Fifth Air Force.

A graduate of Connersville High School, Capt. Powell attended Purdue University before entering the service in May, 1941.

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Albert Stump, 127 Blue Ridge Rd. » i Before entering the service in! Pvt. John Owen ‘Phillips, who 1949, he was a resident physician enlisted in the Air Force Sept. at Sunnyside Sanitarium, 28, has just com- _ pleted -basic airman training at Lackland

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Mrs, Owen Phil- ° Sixth Fleet in the Mediteranean } ips, 1625 8. * we Sea. Randolph St. Sues “ su # k Pyt Phillina 4 = Raymond E. McClellan, seamhn, son o who is 22 was son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.{ graduated from McClellan, 905 E. Maryland St. Clef Technical High ” is assigned to the landing ship v. School He “Pvt. Phillips —¥8S-532-operating —with—the—At—3 Se a

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Dr. D. C. Schwindler (right) receives the Ln of adminiehra: tion from National Commander Harold V. Haines, at installation ceremonies of La Societe des 40-Hommes et 8 Chevaux. He is the new Chef de Gare of Voiture 145, Indianapolis, largest chapter in Indiana.

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By JACK BURBY, United Press Staff Corr¢spondent followed by one up Buffalo, Wyo., WITH THE U.S. 1ST MARINE DIVISION IN KOREA, Nov. 4 way yesterday when wounded by.—Many of the Chinese Communists who have been taken prisoner Hunter Peter Buntyn, Tampa, Fla, are expressing great surprise at the presence of American troops. in The animal turned on Mr. Buntyn Korea. :

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who only escaped when the doe They say they thought they were to fight only Koreans. ZN overran him. Mr. Buntyn tripped Officers in charge of questioning the C hinese captives listen with This Christmas ” : on a rock and the ‘doe sped. on. great interest, but they still ‘have’ R - Tar : Ea zz they're different not decided what to believe. oreans were goo on camou- : +f From the Nest American Marines have run in-' flage. but’ the Chinese were ex- of Course, You I be «PTI, uni

A__16 - year-old Southington, to some of their stiffest opposi- Cellent. Conn., lad, Roland Frazier, hopes tion from the Chinese troops who Friday, six Chinese held a ridge Send PHOTO \ to become the youngest: licensed have entered the fighting. bv waiting until the Marines were ) ie airplane pilot in the .nation. A So far, three regiments —the ON top of them and cut loose with GREETING CARDS! ry high school sophomore, he will try 370th, 371st and 372d Regiments Small arms, and grenades. . Ch

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“The North Koreans would nevthat,” Capt. France de-

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Miss Torrie Ahern, 21,/ Salt “Posin Reservoir, Lake City, Utah, will side-saddle Hamhung. Ha up the aisle to her wedding today. They hold their fire like sol|She was roped and will be tied ders; and they get around better,” by Rodeo Stéer Wrestler James Marine Capt. Donald R. France; {Connelly, Benson, Ariz. The Atlanta, Ga, said. {branding ‘will take place in the! Capt. France .said the {Boston Garden, but it has been no cinch lo find a mounted pastor.

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