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{ A former Indianapolis attorney, now a major with the ‘1st Cavalry Division in Korea, has been {awarded the Army commendation {ribbon with metal pendant for meritorious service during the period from July 22 to Nov. 2, 1950. . He is Maj. Robert E. Brown, husband of Mrs. Helen Siefert| Brown, presently Irving at 3501 Euclid Ave. The 36-year-old alor. who is assistant .1st Cavalry Division judge advocate, is a graduate of Tech High School and Indiana University Law School. For his services as a field ar-| tillery officer during World War II, he earned the Bronze Star

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Korea

Lima Mae Olsen, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Olsen, 1726 |Lafayette Rd., was inducted into the Women's Air [Force (WAF) Monday, Mar. 12. She will receive (her basic train{im at Lackland (Field, San An|tonio, Tex. | A graduate of {Washington High School, Miss Olsen was employed with {Linde Air Products Corp. She lis 19.

Six Indianapolis Naval Reseryists are taking a two-week training course at the U. 'S. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, IN Critical Condition

They are Donald E. Scott, san’ A of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Scott and in critical condition today in

husband of Mrs. Josephine Scott, Methodist Hospital following an jal of 1025 ig New Jersey oe auto accident in which he suffered Mrs. Louis A. Speeir and husband {of Mrs. Pearl Speer, all of 1921 | Ruckle. St.; Russell’ R. Graphmap, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graph‘man, -we-ashanid of -Mrs Puen Fyraphthan, au ‘of 1118 . North .|Mount St.; William Hargett, son »jof Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hargett {of 703 Kappes; Jerry M. Sheeks, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Sheeks | of 1301 Hiatt St.; Charles A.

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