Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1951 — Page 21
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Quartermaster's Nightmare— |
365-Pound erbury Gl Gets Tailor-Made Uniform
Pvt. Harold Heath's Garb Improvised
From 3 Pair of Trousers and Jackets
CAMP ATTERBURY, Feb, 8—At least one GI in the United States Army has a tailor-made uniform, Servicemen of World War II will well remember the two tamous| sizes of government issue clothing, “too large and too small" Such was not the case with Pvt. Harold C. (Tugboat) Heath, | a pf the Headquarters Detachment 5015 Army Service Unit, here. | Pvt, Heath had the Army over a -—— remem | barrel, caused the quartermasters Eartham Choir
a nightmare, and wound up with a tailor-made uniform to cover To Give Concert
his 365-pound, 6-foot frame. | The First Friends Church will thing except his cap and present the Harlham ollege | He oo Ran See these Concert Choir in a varied pro-| dimensions, a 49-inch chest, a gram of music at 7:30 p. m, to-Bé-inch waist, a 59-inch seat, a morrow in the church. 38-inch sleeve, and a thigh 30| The 35 young singers will spend | inches around, which is larger/the week-end touring the state than the average small man’'s'giving concerts at Turkey Run waist, State Park, Bloomingdale, Plain-| Pvt. Heath was drafted last/field, Valley Mills and Carmel. September from his home at Fa- Leonard Hovik, director, will con-| vettville, N. C., processed at Ft. duct the tour. Jackson, 8. C., and sent here. | 5 Unable to obtain a uniform, he
wore civilian clothes during his basic training. ho Tornonpre Emergency Emergency steps were taken to Tades ke like ud get him a uniform to go home)
on a christmas leave, Post tal-| lors uséd three pair of trousers| and three jackets to improvise | one uniform he could wear.
} Special shoes and boots had to| be made at the Philadelphia i clothing depot to fit his 16-inch ankles, The former deputy sheriff lost 20 pounds during his basic] training. He thinks he is regain-| Ing them and is on the way to claiming the title of the 5 largest soldier:
Prep Music Contest . Booked at DePauw
Times State Service ! GREENCASTLE, Feb. 8—More| than 1000 students from 83 Indiana high schools will participate in the Central-Southern Indiana |
solo and ensemble contest Saturday at DePauw University. wip Postponed from last week-end drink that's "natucally™ healhfull because of the snow, the contest, | preliminary to a statewide competition Feb. 17 in Terre Haute, is being supervised by Prof. Leah Curnutt of DePauw's musie education department.
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By H. D, QUIGG, United Press Staff Correspondent WITH FIRST MARINE DIVISION, Korea, Feb, 8—This is 8 strange country to Buck Boyd. There are no dog teams, no skis or snowshoes, no seals or polar bears. It seems awfully warm to him down here in South Korea. Compared with the country he has lived in moat of his life it is warm. The first time I saw Buck, back in January, 1947, he had his arms up straight over his head - and was sinking out of sight/which had lain frozen for six down into the south polar ice cap. years. We had just dug down three| It was natural that Buck should feet into the granulated snow of be the one to break the way for the ice cap and uncovered the top the rest of us. He's the kind of a of one of the ventilators of the man who always takes the lead roof of one of the buildings of|in a thing like that, Little America. We were on the| Buck Boyd, is one of those guys fourth Byrd expedition to the ant-{Who give you a feeling of wellarctic and were digging down to|being on any expedition where a break into the drifted-under-| few men and machines are battlbuildings of the third expedition. mg the elements. shout ‘Dea Buck tied a rope around his e Knows g on chest. tossed the other end to|the trail in the Arctic and the someone to hold taut, squeezed Antarctic and almost everything himself into the ventilator, and woout practioplly Jyery pe of dropped into a Little America navigate, how to Eps with penguin, how to behave in a blizzard and avoid crevassef:
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