Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1951 — Page 5

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Hoosiers Herows— ShAY) FEE. 15, 1651 - ____ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : EL. Stet ; are Dr. Robert Kopecky DePauw Dean to Speak Bunker Hill Soldier Ike's Headquarters Opens Practice A Church Dinner

Dean Louis W. Norris of De-

Awarded Silver Star AN Open SOTBL |.ox moi samc, nih sod cas Set, vs nat

has begun gen-|in the North Methodist Church.

Pfc. ; B MH. Dean Norris’ Lenten talk will be [= Fi ie Pearson Cited for Bravery VERSAILLES, France, Feb. 15 With Dr. J oh titled “Heroes of Hops." He heads n Administering fo Wounded Buddies (CDN)—If war breaks out be- Deever in offices|the University's department of re-

t 4131 Shelby|ligion and philosophy, and is the ate ns y author of the book, “Perspectives Dr. Kopeckylon a Troubled Decade.” wan oan interds | ETRY itMethodist Hospital, after which he did

By JULIE LE © |tween Russia and the West the ® An Indiana aid man, heedless EN ls Russians will not have any trou-}

exploding about him, moved calm] whizzing and shells|ple finding Gen. Dwight D. Eisen 2 y_about the battlefiel ETE Cen : \ medical treatment to wounded men. For this, Pfc, Billie Br ROWsFS headquarters,

Bunker Hill has been awarded the Silver Star, ah commen. kaowiedge hire with the Medical Compas Tals Pearson and Is stationed in Koreae)q in ongedongliny 9 pnd o Combat Team. yo y - hird Divistog's 15th Regimental ground just beside the main su- | post « graduate Pfc. Pearson was cited for nisipt Homer Mullen Jr. son of perhighway leading from Paris TR work at the Uniheroic and inspiring actions dur- yy. 20d Mrs, westward will form the center of} pn, x versity of Michi. ing fierce fighting last Dec, 18 on HOMer Mullen, the North Atlantic Treaty Or.| DF WOPeCKY gan His home is the battlefield near Hungnam,| 515 8. o- tate ganization’s rear headquarters. |at 71 8. 8th 8t., Beech Grove. ves All stand out clearly and could|y "cio piished on ground adjoin-

SSeS Koreg. {Mar, ¥ on a 10- / : Recently graduated from a dis- 42 Y- furlough. ot Dolaliy be camouflaged ef-|;,o tne racing stables of Marcel : cussion leader's course at Ft 1° 8 serving : Boussac, French textile baron.

Old Stamping Grounds “- Leonard, Mo. 8gt. Dan D, Laue. 3 ALD the 101 Versailles residents say Gen, This a ol at phi os ence, of 5546 Rosslyn Ave, is now rv , m » Brecken Eisenhower and his immediate o.0 onter of Baris three miles a basic training instructor in the ridge, Ky entourage will live in Trianon| wou oe the Seine. Super Sixth” Armored DIVISIO prior io enter- Palace, a de luxe hostelry with| “wamo omeials here are delay-

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there. : ing the service, 105 rooms, 65 with bath, It \ A veteran of World War IL | pt. Mullen Tice: stands right on the edge of the ing Jublie , on or ina DA S Sgt. Laurence was Indiana repre-lemployed with Pvt Mullen [Park of Versailles facing the yi ng with French owners $Meansentative for Berke Brothers Dis- A&P Food Stores. He is a grad- Grand Trianon. Gen. Eisenhower ime they are giving out mo in- : tillery of Boston, Mass, uate of Manual High School. [lived there in 1945, formation.

Sfc. Francis O. Barham, has| Pvt. Floyd West Jr., son of Mr./de Noailles which has 60 rooms,

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