Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1951 — Page 8

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ugh his amendment to obtain $300,000 for levee construction at Vincennes was turned down by the House, Rep. William Bray, j Republican, today expressed hopefulness that the Senate will accept it, In an economy mood, the House turned the Bray amendment down _gfter fervent pleas for passage were made by Rep. Bray and Rep. Winfield K. Denton, Evansville Democrat. Mr. Bray sald today that there was no substance to the contention of those opposing his amendment that Army engineers do not have the plans for Vincennes ready. “Construction can start as soon as funds are available,” he said, Sen, Homer KE. Capehart (R. Ind.) will press the Vincennes amendment in the Senate, Mr, Bray said.

Board to Estimate Freight Car Pool

The freight car pool of the Ohio Valley will be estimated for the third quarter when the Trans-

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local organizations gets together here next week. Local sponsors of the transportation pool are the Indiana ‘State Chamber of Commerce, the Indianapolis C. of C, the Infianapolis Tarflic Club, and the Board of Trade. i F. A. Doebber, Citizens Gas & Boke traffic director will be

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By HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Press Staff Correspondents

WASHINGTON, June 14--This was the “gladdest and gratefullest” day in the life of Nancy Witherow of New Cumberland, Pa.

It wasn’t so much the fact that today she became 10 years old and got a lot of nice presents, The important thing was that for the first time in many a month she was able to walk a few steps. Nancy suffered severé spinal injuries and the loss of her right foot last year when she was hit by a car that pinned her against the unbudging trunk of a mighty oak tree near her home, Now, thanks to the combined

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Services for George Allen Robertson, former radio repairman who entered the fleld when radio was in its infancy, will be at 9 p. m. tomorrow in Moore and Kirk Northeast Chapel. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Crawfordsville, Mr. Robertson died Tuesday at his home, 2446 Guilford Ave. He was 50. For the last two years he had been employed as a service man for Westinghouse Supply Co. ¥ Surviving are his wife, Myrtle; two sons, Leonard, San Antonio, Tex., and Hershell, Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Crouse, Tarzana, Cal.; a stepson, Abner Cox, Greencastle; a brother, Raymond, Indianapolis, and seven grandchildren, :

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efforts of a lot of nice people she can walk a little with the aid of an artificial foot made by specialists at -Kobat-Kaiser Institute here, Many to Thank

The copper-haired little miss has all sorts of people to thank and, the public willing, she so thanks each and~all who have contributed to her recovery.

There is the Junior Civic Club of New Cumberland. Those young people started a “Nancy Witherow Fund” drive which brought in $5,000. Enough and to spare to take care of the expensive treatment that has been necessary across the miserable months, Then there are the employees of Capital Airlines Fleet Club, who unofficially have adopted the little girl. They are going to foot the bill to take Nancy and a group of 16 New Cumberland Brownie Scouts from Nancy's old troop and their mothers on a' superpicnic here late today.

Gave Them Tickets

When Nancy and her mother first ‘came to the hospital here— wondering if the child ever would wilk again—the airline boys and girls bought round trip tickets for the two. { “We want you back here, Nancy,” they told her when they presented the tickets. “And we want to be around to watch you walk off the plane.”

Doctors at the hospital sald that it won't be long now until

Army's 176 Years Old

No Sweat WASHINGTON, June 14 (UP) — President Truman sald today that he hopes to -go back to the farm some day, but, contrary to the desires of some of his politieal opponents, he ig in “no hurry.” Mr, Truman made the remark as he chatted informally with 400 farm boys and girls here for the 21st annual 4-H Club camp.

FBI Nabs Pair Fleeing

Kentucky Court Action William R. Morrell Jr, 21, of 700 Fletcher Ave. and his wife were held in Marion County Jail today pending a hearing before a U. 8. Commissioner on a charge! of fleeing Kentucky to avoid testifying in a local court case there. FBL agents who arrested the couple yesterday sald they formerly lived in Lincoln County, Ky., from which they fled to avoid

appearing,

In Jail After Cutting Charles D. Engs, 23, of 311 W. Vermont St, was charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after a cutting affray at his home last night. | In fair condition at General Hospital with cuts on the neck nd body was Carsell Dates, 37, of 422 Blake St. Police said Engs cut Mr. Dates in the scuffle last night.

WASHINGTON, June 14 (UP) —The Army observed its 176th anniversary today with ceremonies at posts throughout the country, Since the Army was organized its troops have fought in

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Will Mark 65th Year

Mrs. Mary Jarvis, teacher of piano, will celebrate her 65th consecutive year of teaching with an open house from 2 to 5 p, m. next Sunday in her home, 401 Forest

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