Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1951 — Page 30

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9 More From Here Safety Board Hires 19

‘Wounded in Korea

Pfcs. Oliver, Sanders On New Casualty List

Two Indianapolis men were listed as wounded on today’s announcement of casualties by the Department of Defense. KILLED IN ACTION

Pfc¢. Robert E. Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams, Shelbyville.

Cpl. Robert A. Bolen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Bolen, Logansport. WOUNDED Pfe. Howard CC. Oliver, son of Mrs. Mary Oliver, 828 Fayette St. fe, Kenneth E. Sanders, brother BI Mrs. Roberta D. Harmon, 8 W. Kansas St. ? Pfc. Donald E. Thompson, son

of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Thompson, Richmond. INJURED

Pfc. Warren L. Humdt, son of Louis A. Humdt, La Porte Neither family has heard the details of the wounds suffered by Pf¢s. Oliver and Sanders. Pfc. Sanders, serving in the Marine Corps for the second time. was with the 1st Marine Division. A veteran of 18 months service in 1945 and 1946; he was graduated from Washington High School before his recall to active duty with the 16th Marine Battalion in August, 1950. He is 23. A letter was received recently by Mrs. Suzan Seymoure, 708 Torbett St.. from her brother, Pfc. Oliver, who is serving with the 15th Infantry Regiment in Korea. Overseas since Nov. 13, he was wounded in the hand. Pfc. Oliver, who is. 18. had been attending Crispus Attucks High School prior to his entrance into the Army last May.

Pfc. Sanders

Realtors Get TV Peek At Doug in Congress

Gen. Douglas MacArthur's appearance in Congress will be televised preceding the Indianapolis Real Estate Board meeting tomeorrrow noon in Hotel Washington. After the program. members will hear a talk by Dr. John K. Langum of the Indiana University Schoo! of Business.

State ‘Exams’ Set An examination to qualify per#gons for positions as state probation officers will be held tomorrow in the Senate Chamber. third floor of the Statehouse. by the State Probation Commission.

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Emergency Policewomen

Nineteen emergency policewomen were hired by the Safety

{Board and sworn in at 11 a. m,

Fourteen of the new women officers were to he assigned to Juvenile Aid, which had origi-

nally sparked the move in requesting additional aid. The others were to clerical, relief and other at Indianapolis police quarters, 35 S. Alabama St.

take up duties head-

Have No Pension Rights Under emergency status, the women begin at $2400 a year, have no pension rights and may be fired at any time i Their pay may jump to “®2700 yearly if an anticipated increase takes effect June 1. In other action, the Safety

Board announced applications will be {taken for 25 jobs as emer-

gency policemen, Men will be hired on the same status as women who began today, but those between the ages of 24-34 will have opportunity to apply for regular merit positions on the force. Men

from 22 to 55 may apply for the emergency positions.

| Policewoman Marjorie Small 'was suspended for 30 days by the board for being absent from duty without leave, It was her third suspension on the same charge. Ray Torrence, former traffic officer who quit the force Jan. 1 to become an investigator for Sheriff Dan Smith, was rehired by the Safety Board today. Mr. Torrence left Sheriff Smith's employ Feb, 10 in company with James McMillan, another former policeman who became a deputy at the same time,

Plays to Be Presented At St. Vincent's School

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