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SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951
- Hoosier Heroes—
Stationed at Parris Island
Now a military policeman! at Parris Island, 8. C., Marine Base, is Korean veteran Leon-| ard Dwain West, son of Mr.
and Mrs: George: West, 1030 8. Tremont St: Recently pro-! iE moted - to. eor- fk poral, he went to South Carolina q Apr. 11, after spending a 30d ay furlough here ‘with his i Parents, ] The 20-yea-r old corporal was
wounded at Chosin Reservoir in Korea Nov. 28 when he was hit by shrapnel and his hands and feet were frozen. A member of the 16th Marine Battalion which was activated Aug. 28, he went to Korea Nov. 11. He was returned to the United States Mar. 5. Before entering service, he attended Washington High School.
Recgives Gold Star
A recent recipient of a gold gtar in lieu of his second Purple Heart award : was Cpl. Everett Gipson, United States Marine Corps. He is the husband of Mrs. Jill Gipson, Plainfield. Cpl. Gipson was hospitalized on Nov, 17, after being wounded
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|appeal is more worried than “I didn’t think people wer |defense for atomic war, and I \wanted to find out more in-
while on duty 3 . : with A Com- (ui Gipson formation myself,” said Cecil pany, 1st Bat- : 0. Wilson, 1710 Brookside Ave.
talion, 5th Marines in Korea. He “That's why I ran the ad.” I got entered the Marine Corps in June, my answer all right—no answer 1948 and trained at Parris Island, ‘at all.”
8. C. | The man who fears Indianapolis
Before enlistment he was em- won't be ready for “its own Pearl |
ployed by Robert Gipson in Dan- Harbor” has been thinking hard, ville. about preparing for atomic attack
” nn 8 during several months’ conva-|
Stationed in Japan with an air lescence, since he fell from a scaf-|
squadron is Norman D. Wells, fold. son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W.| He's already decided the steep Wells, 840 Waldemere, and hus- hill in front of his East Side band of Mrs. Phyllis Wells. {home would handily accommodate Norman completed his boot |a private bomb shelter. But now training in San Diego and at- he's thinking in terms of a series tended mechanics school at Mil-|of municipal shelters which would lington Air Base, Tenn. six Wprotect the whole city. BORINY graduted 't Be | Proposes 18 Shelters rom Den| ar Wilson, a lifelong IndianTavis High School and joined the ‘apolis resident and a contractor
Xv last Jute: {here some 30 years, has drawn up {plans for a tunnel-like shelter of |concrete, reinforced with bamboo : ‘and insulating fabric. He's even ¢ [laid out a possible network of 18 {shelters over the ctiy, one for Got jevery five Indianapolis schools. - But atom-defense, he feels, is| Ino one-man job. That was the purpose of his ad, to contact per{sons “with knowledge of atomic |defense and to fan an interest in| la municipal shelter plan.
| “All the city has done so far is| Pee, Miller to plan to blow a whistle or siren i Pfc. William K. Miller, son of in case of attack,” says the would-| Wallace Miller, 3707 E. New York be shelter-builder. “All the sirens| St, has returned to duty with| will do is wake up the babies and | the U. S. Marine Corps, Field En-|start the dogs barking. No one gineers Division at Portsmouth, has figured out what we're supVa., after spending a 10-day fur-| posed to do next.” 1ough with his parents and wife.| 1¢ Mr, Wilson had his way, the | He has been in the Marine Corps|«next” would be neighborhood | three months. shelter. And he'd also have the {government devote some part of|
its atomic program to developing, Town Marks 100th Year defenses against the weapon it
“MOUNT JOY, Pa., May 26 (UP) | has created. To ora i oer At the start of the last war, Mr. birthday anniversary. Residents V’1s0n worked with a group of donned buckle shoes, hoopskirts Indianapolis citizens who then top hats, striped biazer jackets, | were considering building a local frock coats and other costumes POmMD shelter. The plan was dating back through the 1800s. dropped when danger of attack Men sported several months’ faded. growths of heard Women Now, however, Mr. Wilson sees shunned makeup. the same threat, with a new force
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CECIL O. WILSON—Man with a plan. Indianapolis Man Has Plan for City-Wide |
By DONNA MIKELS “Want information on building atom bomb shelters or! (deflecting bomb rays. Address Times Box B-58.” No information came to Box B-58. And that’s why the| | troubled Indianapolis building contractor who authored the,
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| Memorial Services, | Parade Planned
American heroes who died in
{this week by a program of exer[cises by the General Memorial | Association, a group of 17 Indianapolis organizations. Highlighting the program is a parade scheduled for 10:20 a.m. { (Indianapolis Time) Wednesday,
{will begin at. Pennsylvania and
|Michigan Sts, head south on | Pennsylvania St. to Washington ~@¢ west to Meridian St, north (to ‘Circle, around Circle to north ‘ steps of Soldeirs and* Sailors’ { Monument. : | Following the band, Grand {Marshal Ralph Martinie and Chief of Staff Al Girton will be {three divisions comprised of mem{bers of participating organiza|tions: United Spanish War Veterans (and Auxiliaries, Daughters of '08, Military Order of the Purple
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
After the Si .. . What? | | Cpl. L. D. We fi c iren Indianapolis to Honor War Dead
(ans, Veterans of Foreign Wars will be
military service will bs honored] {Camp Fire Girls, Service Star Le-|10: 30 a. m.; Indiana Soldiers and
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Monument Decorations, and Auxiliaries, Jewish War Vet-|8:30 a. m.; Maj. Gen. Henry W.1 erans, American Legion and Aux-|Lawton statue, Garfield Park, Hiaries, Sons of Union Veterans| 8:30 a. m.; Round Hill Cemetery, | and Auxiliaries, American War (8:30 a. m.; Shiloh Cemetery, 10 Mothers, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts,|a. m.; Mt. Jackson Cemetery, |
gion, Mothers of WAVES, Marine Sailors’ Monument (north steps), Corps League and Auxiliaries, 10 a.m.; Crown Hill Cemetery |Woman's Relief Corps, Ladies of Soldiers’ Plot, 1 p. m.; Crown Hil {the Grand Army, Daughters of Cemetery, 2 3 30 Pp m. Union . Veterans, American Red . Cross, and others.
: “Today's Activities Activities today
Local Couple Marks 53d Wedding Year
include serv-
ices. at Brookside Park’ United. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosen- For You! Brethren Church at 10 -a.m.; barger, 1823 E. Epler Ave., today Anderson Cemetery, 2 p. m.; Cal-| will. celebratent 4 wedding) 7.\ 2\ A personalized hair Shia vary Cemetery it mus’ ad [IE Seti enh fefronote {pT mind os. sesh individual Sasi Crown Cemetery, 2 P.m.; Memo customer. [ (A 04st " RL 6090
rial Park Cemetery, 2 p.m’; Jew-| With their son, Forrester, and his| ish Cemetery, 10 a. m.; Plaza U. 8. wife, also of Indianapolis. Naval Armory, 2:30 p. m.; Wash-| The elder Mr. Rosenbarger, 73, ington Park Cemetery. 2 p.m.; has been a resident of Indianap-| Sutherland, Ebenezer and Fall ols with his wife for the past 45 Creek Cemeteries, 10:30 a.m.; years, and a subscriber to The] Floral Park Cemetery, 2:30 p.m. : Indianapoiis Times for almost 40 Holy Cross Cemetery, 11:30 a. m.; years. Mrs. Rosenbarger is 72. Big Eargle Post 96, American Le- | Mr. Rosenbarger is a member gion, 3:30 p.m.; Vesper Memorial of the painters union and now is| Service, 4 p. m. [employed as a painter at the new! oer services on ‘Wednesday! Veterans Hospital.
Stamp Club to Celebrate Its 23d Birthday
The Indiana Stamp Club will, Payne, one of ay club's’ co{celebrate its 23d anniversary at|founders. The occasion will also {a meeting Friday night in the mark the 90th bf of Mr. Hotel Antlers. Payne, who still takes an active Guest speaker will be LeGrand interest in club activities.
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Some it. And the frequent ap-| pearance of Indianapolis high on! the lists of possible war targets doesn’t help. “No one can be sure Indianapolis will be A-bombed.,” he con-| cludes. “But on the other hand, no one can be sure it won't.” “All I can say is there may be| a time the name of Indianapolis [will be along with Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima unless someone gets to figuring what's gonna ! happen after the siren.’
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Frank Bane to Keynote Welfare Conference
Frank Bane, executive direc-, tor of the Council of State Gov-| ernments will open the Central | States - Regional Conference of the American Public Welfare As-| sociation June 26 as the keynote] speaker. | Mr. Bane will speak on “The Role of Public Welfare in Government.” More than 400 dele-|
|gates from eight states will at-| tend the three-day session. Lt. Gov. John A. Watkins will |
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