Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1951 — Page 8
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WEDNESDAY, MAR. 14, 1951
Pupil Whisky
Local Man Also Fined $50
of Red bullets.
Hotel, and two other scouts was sentenced to 60 days on the the top of the hill when sudd Indiana State Farm yesterday for the Communists opened fire. buying a bottle of whisky for a high school girl. stantly. CpL Juvenile Court Referee Mercer MacCill was tryMance added a $50 and costs fine ing to help them to the penalty for James Par- when a buliet
ents to keep children in school 444 tent. and persons like you make our heavy two and, job much harder.”
Enemy fire was
one- half 5 ated. He road 65 miles in File for Office ambulance over rough moun Two more Republicans. have roads. * filed declarations. of their candi- ride to Pusan and to Japan dacies. for seats on the City Mrs. MacGill has received Council. They are: Joseph Bright, letters from her son since he “258 N./Holmes Ave., present coun- wounded Feb, 15. His wounds cil member and Morris M. Davis; healing and his letters are ch 4222 E. 12th St. ful. :
- . . “They didn’t have Honor Kingan Oficial
Thomas T. Co. vice president, has
Sinclair, Kingan & wrote, ‘beén Cpl.
“It came out my should ‘MacGill, who is 21,
Lane.
Jailed for Buying Local GI Crawis 250 Yards (ites Difficulties To Safety After Wounds
Facin Christians Here M will be the nog per, director of the Indiana State olis, Westville, Ft. Wayne, Lo-| Wounded in the chest, body and legs, an Indianapolis Infantry headquarters of Hoosierland Mar. | Personnel Bureau. 'gansport, New Castle, Richmond,
scout crawled 250 yards down a hill to safety through a shower Cpl. Richard C. MacGill
A 27-year-old Indianapolis man Was being stormed by the United Nations Forces.
His friends were hit almost in-
son, 2514 Shriver Ave. struck Rim in a hospital bed in Camp Traverse, light which is shed upon our world S6'¢ barrow and ‘ton Hitler hod Soon Your ot MA A ed Seen: Benne sume SORE TH ROAT Testimony in the hearing re- the chest Then Cal. He said he Is to be sent tolls very expensive, Father Carr ors in classes at the Fair ot TOD-TSE at your Druggist. vealed that Parson had bought a hand grenade Camp Atterbury soon. continued. “Grant Wood, for ex. Srounds cattie barn. DUETO the whisky as he took the girl exploded at bis Hit by an exploding mortar ample gave us superb examples On Mar. 24, the same animals Ta ~~ i to school. The girl drank the feet. Somehow shell, Cpl. Thomas will need an of modern painting. But his tre. Will be displayed in the carcass 3 whisky in school and became he managed to operation before hé can walk mendous efforts resulted in his Show at the Kingan & Co. main drunk, testimony disclosed. 8he reach cover. again. Doctors told him he early death, Had he burned less Plant on W, Washington. St. _ £2 Always at Hook Drug Store ' was expelled for several days. — “Believe me, I would he in bed for at least six intensely with the artistic urge, ; . Juvenile Court officials said wag lucky,” he months. » he might have. lived much longer. neither Parson or the girl’ had w rote his Opl..MacGill Cpl. Thomas was hit while he “No Less Costly” been in previous trouble. mother. was helping a wounded friend . ’ : : Referee Mance told Parson pwn and one-half hours passed pack to the aid station. He lay ‘No less costly is the spiritual “We're working hard with par- paeore he was taken to the first | ditch several houtss-before light which shines in our world.
days passed before he “could be evacu-
Then came an airplane 18 months in .Japan.
10. remove Cornell Ave. he Hallet trom my chest"
named to the Chicago Board of about to hegin his senior year in
Trade. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair and journalism at Indiana University supervisor of the small loans Cafeteria Courts Here three children live at. 5775 Sunset when he was called to active duty divisgjon of the Indiana Depart- i . Rr with the Reserves. He is a mem- ment of Financial Institutions, Won't Lift ‘Price Scale
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ‘State Mental Howpitals Seek Attendants
Hog Show Opens | Need for attendants in. Hoosier, Personnel Bureau, 311 W. Wash-|
e Mar. 20 (mental hospitals is acute. That's ington St..or superintendents of the word from W. Herschel Skin- mental institutions in Indianap-|
Sr Skinner said that attend- Butlerville, Evansville and Madi-
20 and 24 when a total of 1116 in Indiana mental hospitals son. Sb
[hogs converge on the State Pair- 208 0 (LACH FC Ta bls a [grounds for the second annual | month raise in July. Current ! REAR] RELIEVES PAIN AND
oF Rev. R. E. Carr Is
whose mother tives at the Marott, were sent to the top of a hil which Lenten Speaker “It costs a great deal to be a
They reached Hoosier Spring Barrow and Ton starting.salary is $115 a month’ 3 ber of Phi Gamma Delta frater- Christian today.”
Litter Show. with $25 deducted for quarters,
Entered by 196 exhibitors, the food and laundry. nity. He served one year on the’ The Rev. R, Everett Carr, D.D,, . o ' Stars and Stripes staff at Camp La Grange, Ill, made this solemn! Porkers” will be competing for Applicants may contact the
Hood, Tex. observation in-a noonday Lenten Hoe aay in cash prizes Lo. CORNS GO quick | Cpl. Robert Calvin Thomas, Sermon today in Christ Episcopal : " rg wounded in Korea Feb. 16, talked Church on the Circle. t The Bret Say will devoted or DOUBLE Your Money Bac to his mother here Saturday from “The ' artistic an © "on foot” competition in the corn with IOD-ISE. Pain Bak
enly
intellectual
The author of the Fourth Gospel described John the Baptist as a ‘hurning and shining light. The great forerunner shone because he burned—he was willing to give
50 he was rescued by British soldiers. A member of the enlisted reaN gorves, Cpl. Thomas was called
1ain 44 duty Oct. 21. He had served himself, gladly, freely.
He was’ em“Men and women today shed ployed by the Inter-State Foundry light, spread light, radiate light Bue Co. two years. a B Sim. °0Y if they are willing to burn, to 48 His mother, Mrs. Mae KE. SIm- 0 with ‘deep intensity for Jesus are mons, is instructor in charge of Christ and His great cause. It eer- ‘Walker Shi of BoaLy Suture: does something, it costs a great His wife; Arlene; lives a ““ deal, to be a Christian today.” - {= Father Care Wl preach at the noonday services tomorrow’ and Friday in Christ Church.
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Loren H, Brewer today heéame
City Attorney Michael J. Red-
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== dington today said the city's cafe- & teria courts will not add the $1.75 E= increase to moving traffic viola-| E tion fines as provided by the re-' cent General Assembly. | Mr. Reddington said; he had written to the Indiana Division of Safety Responsibility and *z Driver Improvement, informing : that agency he was of the opinion the law does not require the In- == dianapolis court to assess the ex- == = tra charge. He added that until competent
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