Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1951 — Page 12

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Ends Defeatism In Two Months

By KEYES BEECH TAEGU, Korea, Mar. 10 (CDN)—When Matt Ridgway arrived in. Korea last| December and announced, “I aim to stay,” very few people here took him seriously, “The new guy talks a good| fight,” said a skeptical regimental {commander the night before {United Nations forces abandoned |8eoul to the Communists, | Few generals ever took com- | mand of an army under more dis-| | Couraging circumstances, From GI to general this army was shot {through with defeatism, Chinese Communists had _ snatched victory from our grasp.

Gen. MacArthur's unfortunate | “home by Christmas’ remark, in-

H for cynical gibes. - Practically everybody in the

vises- the reading of a group of first graders while Miss Marguerite Goens looks on. In the circle are Jesire in SO elo of call. The aide reported with ‘his Chinese ever had a chance to run (counter clockwise) Nancy McGaughey, Rick Coble, Mike Veon, Carol Edmond, Marilyn Lazar, Rusty. | “Bug out,” was the byword. ace lathered and his frame clad 4 out of Korea—which they did Loucks and Betsy Draper. : ‘ Busily touring the front, con- only in long johns. it was after the fall of Seoul.

” (ferv(ng with f(s comitdanders, Gen:

It gradually began to dawn on

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. - . “I ‘don’t think anyone really, Matt ‘Ridgway's determined $ 3 i a2 Ray ia Lifelong Resident |. troops and their officers that knows him,” sald one subordinate leadership has changed the whole 1b c 3 Ibs 29 n Cc 0 i Xperimen Jom se do Mrs: Dilan F. Knapp, a life-|'‘the. new. guy.’ meant what he Who has known him for 10 years. picture. Even the Marines like : \ : :

Members of Third Grade ‘Service Club’ [Jesterdny oF iarnoon of a heart Creates ‘New’ Army {social or otherwise, you're al- ————————————— , Guaraioed Hue -from-crabgrasd. Will give a Juxyriant. he / : j lattack, e was 60 years old. What Gen. Ridgway has ac- ways aware he's Gen. Ridgway.” : : . wn. t was developed for lawns with li F i Aid Beginners Learning to Read | Mrs, Knapp was a member of complished here in the space of 3 Perish in Fire y. Spo little

|St. Paul's Methodist Church and two months is barely short of ap

“And a little child shall lead them , , .” the Reb This Biblical phrase has found its place in the new approach to ehecca. Lodge. jminor miracle. He has almost a

education of the young, through a special reading instruction planp developed by Miss Marguerite Goens, primary teacher at School 80, di The old system of teaching ABC's, then words, to beginning ,, i " ee yrtle Gardner of Long Beach, in military parlance—plus tactics readers is obsolete. Today's first graders learn words and eX cal, and two stepsons, Roy J. cold-bloodedly calculated to kill

perience charts” in which they see . la G ‘the Nl their own experiences on the way|/on more an aspect of fun in this nd George R. Knapp of India- maximum number of Com

anapolis; a daughter, Miss Personality — command presence,

to school—the bird they saw, the/plan. The small groups get more "2POlIe. were bel DU YL Ine TBimun 1088 York. From years of service in| . For kite they flew—take shape as individizal 4 lention gd Jey san by: hii a Oe ng arranged| The author of this miracle jpLatin Amerie he speaks fluent, ; words, |work up r own projects, dra- _- : : | § _| Span i | > As a supplement to this, Miss matizations, readings and so on. Henry E." Havron ja precise deceptively hlqcman ‘Marshall's Boy’ | Expert Goens decided to put into practice “Educators” Learn Too | Services for Henry E. Havron,leyes set in a handsome face] With Gen. George C. Marshall : a widely held theory that begin-| what's more, this is a process Sign painter for Shell Oil Co. 24 topped by a balding" pate. he helped plan inter-American de-| CARPET and FURNITURE | ning children gain by listening to where the educators get educated. years, will be held at 1:30 p. m.| His voice is so pleasantly low- fense. He is still considered one] EY G i older children read. With this in/Tg ‘be a Service Club member is tomorrow in Conkle West Michi-!pitched that it fools everybody of Gen. Marshall's fairhaired CLEANIN : 4 8

mind she organized the “Service g great honor. And in order ‘to 8an St. Funeral Home. Burial will except those who havewfelt the boys. tig . : There has been much specula- MIKE TEMPLE The Shopping Trend Is Toward Mapket & Illinois Sts. in ehtldren teaching children. lleave class to perform the duty, Mr. Havron, who was 40, died| “Can he get mad?” said g tion over possible friction be-| ; . th tween Gen. Douglas MacArthur : ; former pupils who had reached own work at a high level. fron Ave. He was a member of Lt. Gen. Ridgway’'s ‘persohal = ~~ °° pr a

Club” of Bchool B0, an experiment achieve this and ta be allowed to bé in Floral Park. isting of his anger. “Miss Goens chose some of her the older pupils must keep up their Friday in his home at 1820 Sha‘ subordinate “Oh, brother, can he

the third grade to be “Service| Miss Goens has been trying out Grace Lutheran Church, [life is as closely regulated as the Club” members, selecting those this plan for two years, Next fall] Surviving are his wife, Cornelia; mechanism of a fine watch and! with good reading habits, . |there will be extra pleasure for a son, Lt. Billy Lee, Pensacola,'he expects his headquarters to Divided Into Groups (her in her project, for the third Fla.; a daughter, Mrs. Wanda Col- function with the same precision. | She assigned a Service Club graders who will become the Serv- leen Cain; two brothers, Gordon, When sand gets in the works

reader to.small groups of threeijce Club will he made up of pupils |Walesboro, and- Harry Hagers- somebody catches hell. | and four of her beginning first/who were her beginners when she towns two sisters, Mrs. Hazel! The general's passion for pre-|

graders last fall, at first to read first put the plan in effect. (Bradshaw and Mrs. Anna Leslie, cision led one staff member to and tell stories carefully selected “They can hardly wait,” she Columbus, Ind, and two grand: speculate: “I'll bet when he goes from the school library. |says. “They remember how im- children. [to bed at night he sleeps with his

This supplemented regular read- portant the Service Club young- Mrs. Arnold J. Sellmeyer heels together and his hands

struction. Later after the ster seemed to them and they all! ’ » Ig Snsteu Hart the Reading ant very much to be good ah! ‘Mrs. Elsie Sellmeyer, former 1n-jfoled china heart s up at| Readiness test, the Service Club/to merit the honor.” {dianapolis resident who dieais.q,"; 1 "hag a cup cA black reader became more a. listener, Miss Goens hovers nearby while Thursday in her Sarasota, Fla. |. rcoo’ then breakfast. After helping the beginners in group the Service Club groups are in home, will be buried in Sarasota !preakfast he takes a constitureading. {session. But for the most part after services there today. Shejijona) setting off a wave of - “It’s a marvelous stimulant to she’s “just looking,” ready to help was 53. Ilutes. | |

beginners,” sald Miss Goens. if needed but staying in the back- | “Born in London, Ind., Mrs, Sell-| Energy Inexhaustible “They sit and look at another giound to watch the development meyer lived for 21 years in Indi-| During his walks he mulls over| child and think “just a few years/of leadership and creative ability anapolis prior to moving to Flor- the day's activities. Often times] ago he couldn't read either and taking shape at the same time her i43 5 years ago. Her husband. he is trailed by a secretary busily| look how well he reads now. charges are learning the first of Arnold J. operated a plumbing taking notes as the general dicThe process of learning takes the “three R's. company here with his brother, tates over his shoulder. | Gilbert J. Sellmeyer. | He is never far from a noteMadea of Honor Wearer In addition to her husband, Mrs. book and keeps one by his bed Bellmeyer is survived by two sis-|to jot down his better thoughts . . ° ters, Mrs. Willis Johnson and Mrs. at all hours. In the morning he is Wins Ri kh to Fi ht Again E. J. Bornman, and three broth. likely to hand his aides a sheaf 4 4 |ers, Clarence, John and Herbert Of papers covered with notes. |

. . ; | His seemingly inexhaustible Marine Col. Joe Foss to Don Blue Uniform Means, all of Indianapolis, {energy keeps two aides hopping.

Of Air Force Friday as Rule Is Waived U. S. Flier Killed By United Press | ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands, GIRLS—LADIES SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Mar. 10—Joe Foss, Marine air ace who ya. "19 (UP) — One U 8. Air Needed for Beauty Work shot down 28 Japanese planes and won the Congressional Medal of ‘porce flier was Killed and four Good Salary Apply Honor, got his orders today to go back into uniform, |were injured today when an at- , y. y +. “A lot of things are different this time,” he said. “This time tack bomber crashed into the sea you know what it’s like, The last time it was all a big mystery here. Three others were rescued CENTRAL BEAUTY

xeiting. aN Ss were . and a little exc 4 an eyelash of winning the Re- uninjured 0 names were given

“But know what ——. war is—that its dangerous, that Publican nomination for gover- MIRACLE CORDLESS HEARING AID men get killed. You play for fon Yah a tantamount to cle! ANNOUNCED TO DEAFENED

keeps in this game.” Reports Next Week He helped form the state's |N INDIANAPOLIS

Mr. Foss, a colonel and 35, was Alr National Guard, serving as 3-11-51—Telex, makers of the|the ear for everyone to see. John ordered to report next Friday tolchief of staff. And he built a world’s first A wearable vacuum A. Bonetti, local dealer, says he headquarters of the Central Air small freight and passenger air [tube hearing aid, has announced can hardly believe it himself after Defense Force of the Air Defense service into a highly successful the development of the world's many years of fitting conven-|

Command at Kansas City, Mo. company that has 12 planes and first successful cordless electronic/tional hearing aids. { His assignment was not specified, employs seven men. {ald to hearing, according to John “But,” says John A. Bonetti, “it's

but he hopes it will be with a = ———— [A Bonetti. not just something you can't see | This new aid opens up whole new —-there isn't any cord or any re-| v tt 4 | i tactical uni Poetry Clubs Meet vistas of hope to the deafened, ceiver button at all.”

That is the reason he recently | Wn the Air Force to waive its, Members of the Indiana State especially those who want the If you want more details on this

ssi Federation of Poetry Study clubs closest approach to good hearing latest hearing miracle call John Be a eo a igmenly will meet at Cropsey Hall, Cen- with nothing to show and almost A. Bonetti at MA-0316, go to 41 or winners. tral Library at 2:30 p. m. today. nothing to wear. E. Washington Street or write In World War II Col. Foss wore Mrs. Eva Weir, president of the There's no electrical cord to hang direct to Telex Laboratories, Telex the green uniform of the Marine Terre Haute chapter, will preside. down and no button to wear in Park, 8t. Paul 1, Minnesota.

Corps. This time it will be Air] Force blue, Col. Foss, the first Air Force ace to destroy more enemy planes) than Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker did in World War 1, glanced at the picture of his wife and two young daughters on his desk. ‘Leaving a Lot Behind’ “I'm leaving a. lot behind,” he said. “But so are a lot of other men, and you might as well face facts, Maybe if we hadn't made some of the mistakes we've imade. . , , “When I went in last time,” he 3 said. “I didn't have a family and Be , I was nearly broke. Now I have one and I'm leaving a good busi-| CONVENIENT

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In Korea Classed As 'Minor Miracle’

The aides take turns getting up|latter was graduate manager of

earl | |evitably exaggerated beyond its Sarl snd trying to anticipate athletics at West Point when

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8 va : » : tions one was shaving. last week - —— { Unit Nations m Gen. Ridgway is doing consider YOUNG TEACHING YOUNG—Priscilla Gates, a Service Club member at School 80, super- | 0 ed Nations army had one o, “ipo general sounded the spy petter a all Haht, If the

[long resident of Thdianapoirs died) satgi de BRS NIRS ACSIA IN Cg |“No matter "What the occasion is, him.

Survivors intlude her husband, literally created a new army. He his intellectal range is beyond and five other members of the oy; a son, Carl Gardner of In-has done this by sheer force of|that of most military men. family severely burned when a

soldier-diplomat having served on| =~ ti tripe the United Nations military staff] committee in London and New!| Phone MA-5141

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General Has Passion For Precision.

and Gen. Ridgway who was unquestionably the Pentagon's choice to succeed the late Lt. Gen. Walton H., Walker.

Gen. Ridgway himself says Gen. MacArthur was consulted and concurred in his appointment. But whether Ridgway was MacArthur's first choice is another matter. Gen, MacArthur's views are known to differ from Washington's in many respects but it is doubtful if there is friction between him and Ridgway. Even if he disliked MacArthur, Ridgway is too much a soldier to quarrel Gen. Ridgway . ., "| aim to |With his commanding officer. stay.’ For his part, Gen, MacArthur {calls Gen, Ridgway “Matt.” The

general's buzzer will MacArthur was superintendent.

| Korea has been rough ond Despite their elaborate precau-| American generals but so far,

. ” : Matt Ridgway ls not untriend- But they fatied to follow up for : S L : Shad Young Help Teach Younger Mrs. Knapp Dies; hirano ro. nie i tt fits mm so wos > oer) Suny Lawn or Shady Lawn g P qg * f men, we're here to stay.’ eserve. |selves, : ”

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