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Hoosier Captain [Those Are $1.5 Million Wins Medal

But Wife Wonders, Where, for What

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 — A Hoosier soldier, Capt. Elisha K. Amos, has won another miltiary * medal in Korea. His wife, who is 8 waiting for him here, wondered, § today if it was for fighting up|} and down the country three times and “winding up in the same apple orchard.” { She is Mrs. Gertrude Kelly! Amos, formerly of Indianapolis, who lives in nearby Arlington, Va., with her mother And sister, Frances. The latter is Supreme) Court Justice Sherman Minton's secretary. |

Infi Mickey Cohen Tax | Infirmary Heads - hy Is Speeded | + |

- . | LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10 (UP)— d ll | A | {U. 8. attorney Ernest Tolin said {today that a grand jury will hold |extra sessions next week to speed

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A bill to taxe Julietta and The hearing resumes Monday. {other county homes out of poll-| principal witness before the itics today had the support of the j,ry yesterday was Las Vegas, | State Infirmary Superintenc. Nev., gambling dealer John Alexlents’ Association. ander (Jack) Waer, onetime

| Sen, Dorothy Gardner, author na rty.giver for Hollywood celebrilof the measure, said she had re-

{ceived a letter from the associa {tion voicing its approval. fury rooms that he had been con- | Meanwhile, the bill to place fury na 1h a Burbank, Cal, |Suberviston of Souny tito) gambling house several years ago fi 'board moved ahead in the Senate [wich reportedly was financed py |yesterday. It was recommended = 40. yoctitying, he ducked out

for passage by the Beveneolent' ."' iso q00r"0¢ the federal buildland Penal Institutions Commit- ing with a police escort,

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Waer said before he entered the

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vocate General's staff of the 24th Act On 2 Other Bills i ' Division, Capt. Amos. has been! | The Senate also took action Truck and Driver [Neo Don’t miss the great Indianapolis Times Cooking School Feb = up and down South Korea three on Iwo the! Measures designed Both Hit Pedestrian rvary 12, 13 and 14 of the Murat Temple. See Mrs. Marie " i aq 0 018 times, and once reported that he lof state institutions. CHICAGO, Feb. 10 (UP)—Eu- Daugherty, famous Director of Homemakers’ Service Depart .

gene Hale was knocked down twice on a street within a minute by a truck and then by the [ truck's driver, The hit-and-run vehicle slapped! /° Mr. Hale down. The driver then leaped out and hit Hale, as he staggered to his feet. | “That will teach you to get in the way of my truck,” shouted the enraged driver.

was back in “the same apple orchard in South Korea that we, were in last July.”

No Detalls

Since he wrote his wife of the award, without adding any deP) tails, she offered the guess that] it must be for that. During the] ted assault in November, his outfit went without food for two days, the captain réported. | He wrote that a Commonwealth Brigade, made up of] British and Australian troops,| has been attached to the 24th! rett, Indianapolis Democrat, and Division since September. He Hoyt Moore, Indianapolis Repubcalled them ‘very good combat | lican.

soldiers.” He also praised the Indianapolis Employees of Soars Now —

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| A bill increasing from $7.50 to $10 a week the amount to be lcharged for care and maintenance lin county homes was passed by a vote of 37-0 and sent to the House. And a three-member Senate committee was formed to.investi|gate the low pay scales in mental lhospitals and penal institutions. A resolution to create the study commission was submitted by Sen. | Harold Handley, La Porte Repub{lican, Named to the committee were Sens. Gardner, Mary Gar-

Rusy | L. Savage (seated); sfore manager, brings $1.5 million worth of profit sharing good news to employees of Sears, Roebuck & Co. The big smiles surrounding him belong (left to right) to Mrs. Ruby Willson, division head; Lawrence Marker, salesman, and Miss McClure, advertising | department,

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NOTRE DAME, Feb. 11—A to-| », eonaras [Hold 23,291 Shares of Company Stock |. thu wa wom [carrer ano rumwirure In a letter dated Feb. 2, Capt.| ltor the spring semester at the Handy 1 Amos sald: »: toont lias. com | ome b, Bayage pi lanapolis manager for Sears, Roebuck|said, are eligible to join the fund] | University of Notre Dame. Of ancy 0 of our fron ne com- 0., yesterday brought good news for 478 employees. 1 {these 437 are in the graduate © i manders have been giving our| At a meeting he announced that they have accumulated 71514,- [Emp Due year oh. the pany school. E os Finds Re troops bugles and whistles to 984 in the Savings and Profit Sharing Pension Fund of Sears, Roe- mployes membors of. the fund, - ~ MOTHPROOFING F L 0 U ® - BY DON blow when the Chinese launch buck & Co. Employees. deposit 5 per cent of their salaries DESCRIBES STATION BLOOMIN(

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an attack, They say it has one! The employee-members were called | together to receive their up to $250 maximum each year. | The Indianapolis Union Station hell of an effect on the Chinese.” | tannual individual statements. | Sears’ annual contribution to and the Terminal's physical plant A veteran of five years service These showed how much each and salaries of the 104,104 em- the fund is based on an estab- will be described by W. H. McKitwith the 79th Division during| member sbared in the company's, ployee members of the fund. lished percentage of its profits. rick, supertintendent, at a meetWorld War II, Capt. Amos was 1950 profits. Started 35 Years Ago | This percentage is credited to|ing of the Indianapolis Scientech

an infantry company commander| Mr, Savage said the local group _, ne employee fund now holds employee-members on a length Club, Inc. at noen tomorrow in

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in the Normandy invasion. Serv-| about 23 per cent of the com- of servi is. he sai o get He Teandy Invasion. Serv. [has to its credit in the fund 23.291 pany’s stock. (of Sekuite Sadia. he Said. Hotel Antlers. | NS — SE Army, he received the Purple shares of Sears stock plus a cash| The fund, started 35 years ago,’ SEINE talks about hi Heart, two Silver Stars and the Palance of $202,206. Sears ‘stock Mr. Savage sald, has a two-fold; RR That's the Bronze Star. | was worth $52.50 at year-end, and purpose. One is to permit em-| wicker and pl

{that multiplied by the number of ployees to share in the company’s| shares, plus the $202,206, makes profits and the other is to assist] ithe $1,514,984, them in creating a financial re-| Total current assets of the fund serve which will help take care

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He is a native of Scott County, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Amos near Lexington.

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