Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1951 — Page 10

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Two Boys Scalded By Boiling Water

Two little boys were scalded today when they pulled a pan ol boiling water off the stove. Taken to Methodist Hospital were Jack Eakins, 5 and his brother, Gary, 2. They are both sons of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eakins, 30, of 912 Cedar St. The boys suffered burns of the face, arms and chest. was being heated by their father for shaving.

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Highways Closed For Construction

. Hoosier Lawmaker | Twelve Indiana highways &re | over Hida 37 and 13. (bridge, out). 10 miles 4

. a { IND, 49—From Rd. 14 to Rd. 10° in| closed because of construction. Jasper County; 22 miles over Rds. 14, 53, . IND. 1-—=North of Greendale; two miles and 10 eonstruction), nver city streets anf county gravel. IND. 69—Closed south of Mt. Vernon: IND. 16 — Closed immediately west of detour four miles over county roads (one Denver in Miami County; detour one mile/phridge damaged by high water, another over county roads (bridge demolished by wrecked by: truck: bridge construction ! truck) 6-1-51), Ferry. closed at Ohio River.

U. 8. 20—Closed from. Plato to Rd. 3 in = IND. 114— From . 5 to Rd.

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Lagrange County t Sek detour 48 mes Huntington "and Whitley . Counties; " over ‘Rds. 9, 8 and 27. passenger-car de- miles over Rds. 105, 14 and 9. (Repairing . tour 19 miles over Rds. 9, 120 and 3. surface.) Also n Brash Outburst Grading and Paving.) Rend. ti Mich ‘ IND. 121- Wiliams Creek Bridee; abou ND. 23—From South Bend to Michigan five miles south of Connersville, wrecked » r line; 22 miles over U. 8 31 Ind) and by an automobile; detour 13 miles over By DAN KIDNEY Michigan Rds. 31 and 112 (Reconstruc- copnly oil i and Rd: a Rd 94 Times Staff Writer tion--Apr. 1 to Nov. 1, 1851.) ND. 234-From . to n IND. 26—Bridge oul one mile west of Hancock County, i4 miles over Rds. 67 WASHING T ON, Apr. 6— Rd 1 in Jay County, detour 11 miles qyer and 9 ° ‘bridge construction), . Rds. 203. 22 a xd 1 2 v IND. i62--Ferry closed at Wabash River Freshman® Re pu blican Rep.

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With a brashness seldom displayed by Hbuse freshmen, Mr, Crumpacker took the floor to! castigate the top U. S. military ieadership and the armed services committee veterans “ds “planning to win the war of 1812.” He spoke in opposition to lowering the draft age to 182, as the

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As a drafted enlisted man and [later an officer, he was convinced that 17 and 18-year-olds are too young for military service he said Later, however. he pointed out that this wa% the age group of most of the U. S. Marines at the close of the war. Then he argued that the draft age should not be lowered = because the Marines, Navy and Air Force would be ieprived of making selected enlist ments from the 17 and "18-year-old groups. “I lay no claim to the oracular wisdom which some members of the armed services committee evidently feel they have Acquired by spending 10. 20 and 30 years : listening to the generals and ad-

mirals,”” Mr. Crumpacker said sarcastically. The committee is headed by

Rep. Carl Vinson (D. Ga.), who is* serving his 20th term in the house.

Boy Slightly Hurt In Fall From Wagon

A 6-year-old boy was recovering today after a fall from his grandfather's wagon yesterday in thé 1700 block of W. New York St. T.ewis Mospeller was treated for slight injuries at St. Vincent's Hospital after the horse, driver by nis grandfather, Homer Mospelier, 119 N. Richland” St., becamer frightened and jerked the wagon. DEMAND IS GOOD, and prices are good! Sell your home NOW while the advantage of the real estate market is in your favor. LIST with a reliable real estate broker.

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Convicted Murderer Dies.

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