Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1951 — Page 11

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, 1951 |

Roday at Ft. Harrison. Sgt. Phyllis Mothersead,

Gallez. The three women and bgt. Gallez are stationed at it he Indianapolis Station.

& Principal speakers were Col Mary A. Hallaren, commanding . officer of the WACs, who flew

here from Washington, and ColL. 8. Smith, commandant of the

AG School. “The percentage of problem

cases of women in service is very small compared i bs with any cross- % Col. Hallaren section of civil hd ian womanhood @nywhere in the country,” said

FEFROYNSON'S

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FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1951 _

Recuiting| 72,000 the

AN INDIANAPOLIS sergeant was an honor student in|Sound Bay 50 miles north of he nation's first WAC-WAF recuiting class, graduating here yesterday, killing five of the

1031 N. Euclid Ave., ranked

with the top three grads. Other Indianapolis graduates were|Guard helicopter pilot who flew pls. Helen Denkovich and Ellen Gallez, wife of Sgt. Wayne

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{Col. Hallaren, “Though the WAC {WAF quota this year ig raised to recruiting program will ‘still emphasize quality, not

quantity,’ she said. 3 ~ n » THE PLUSH four-motored

DC-6B gliding into Weir Cook airport yesterday was one of Aemrican Airlines’ new fleet of 19. The plane was on its first one'stop flight hetween Chicago and New York, | Cruising speed of the 58-pas-isenger ship was 340 miles per jhour, with hot water at any al{titude, maintained by freezeproof {waterlines.

u n o { FUMBLING husbands may turn thumbs to folding at the Red Cross’ new Baby Care Class |apening at the Chapter House at !T p. m. Thursday. Expectant {fathers as well as mothers are {invited to classes Mondays and {Thursdays, 7-9 p. m. for three | weeks,

" o 2 THERE'S sun-suit changing

OPPOSITE STATEHOUSE lunderway for enrollment of pre-| {school children at Kirshbaum Community Center. Children 3-

Navy Bomber’sCrash in Shallow Bay Kills Five

By United Press SEATTLE, Wash,, June 22—A

four-engined Navy patrol bomber crashed ' into a shallow Puget

10 men aboard and seriously injuring another,

Lt. Walter Curwin, Coast three missions to remove injured men, said, “It is the worst crash I've ever seen anybody walk out of.” The big Seattle-based PB-4-Y:2| Privateer, on a routine training flight, smashed into about three| {feet of water. The lowest tide] ‘on Puget Sound in 35 years made rescue operations difficult because |

Among the injured was Avia-| tion Mach. Mate 3/¢ R. D.| McWilliams, Evansville Ind.

{John K. Garriott, Millard Smith, Richard Soots, James Corya, Paul Farley, Jame# Green, Wil{liam Hammond, William Lotz, {Charles McKenzief/Charles Schell-| berg, Stanley Parrant, James Nyce, Harry O'Connor, Martin Northeutt, Emanuel Dabney, John Zetzl, Robert Packard, William Booker, John Ellis and James Steward. FJ =n ” WILLIAM DEER has picked! himself English-speaking friends; {for his summer in Spain. While! studying at the! University of Madrid he will stay in the home! of Jaime Richar-|

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vears and up register Mondays through Fridays, 9-11:30 a. m. for nursery school to open Sept.| 10.

” » » J Morning push-ups are in order]

with lawyers. who'll hold thelr, ; versity together lannual family picnic tomorrow; last year. Wilafternoon and evening at Fires! Mr. Deer liam sails MonPark, Noblesville. On hand as! : day from New

always at the Indianapolis Law-| York. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.

yers Association's event will be|Leon L. Deer, live at 9005 E. 21st 3

| Henry O. Goett, umpire, and cap-|St. . tains John Carson and James a8." |Stewart. Judge Dan V. White] SQUARE DANCERS and call{will return to the judge's standiers from eight Indiana counties {for the golf matches, will limber up for state and nabe horse shoes,| tional competition at the District | bridge, canasta, pigochle, tennis Six contest at Purdue-Marott {and games for the children, and| Center here Aug. 11. la chicken dinner, family style. One set will be named from R. M. Kroger is general chair-leach of the 10 Hoosier districts

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

- Local Deaths

Miss Emmie Anderson

Services were hdld recently in Detroit Lakes, Jinn, for Miss Emmie A. Anderson, former assistant collector #f U. 8. customs here, She was #aid to be the only woman ever holding that position. She ‘was 61 and died in Orange, Cal. ' Miss Anderson came to Indianapolis from Charleston, 8. C, in 1945, retiring in four years, after 31 years’ federal service. Her first job was in the War Depagtment in Washington in the maili and record section of the Ordsance Division. Later, she went to France in similar work. e joined the customs service in"1920 in Puerto Rico where she taught school.

A brother and two sisters sur-| vive, i

Mrs. William White

Mrs. Grace Ann White died today at her home 2102 Kessler Blvd. Born in Hancock County,

apolis most of her life. ! Mrs. White belonged to Char-|

the Service Club.

Harner, Wabash; two brothers, J. M. Faull, Luna Pier, Mich. and Russell Faull, Greenfield.

Mrs. Emma Van Osdol

Mrs. Emma K. Van Osdol,

volunteer Red Cross worker Ip ———

World Wars I and II, died today! at her home, 133 W, 46th St. She had been {ll three months, { Mrs. Van Osdol was born near! Vevay, but had lived here 35! years. She belonged to Third) Church of Christ Scientist. { Services will be held Sunday from Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, but the hour has not been | set. Burial will be in Vévay. Survivors are her son, Nathan K., Detroit; a sister, Miss Blanche Knox, Indianapolis; two grandchildren and two great-grand-children. |

Mt. "Auburn Woman

Marks Her 101st Year SHELBYVILLE, June 22 (UP), —Mrs. Mary Young celebrated

the plane crashed close inshore. N€ was 54 and lived in Indlan- her 101st birthday yesterday at

her home in nearby Mt. Auburn. | The celebration was quiet for!

llottesville Christlan Church and|Mrs. Young is confined to her bed

much of the time.

Monday at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary with burial in Washing-| ton Park. Surviving are her husband, Wil-| liam; father, Charles H. Faull, Tulsa, Okla.; three sisters, Mrs. George Stevens and Mrs. O. E.|

“MT. JACKSON T

| man and James €. Courtney, mas-' and will go to Chicago Oct. 26-27 ” :

{ter of ceremopies. They're as-|for the Judge John B. Niblack and Louis! the district meets will send a set A. Weiland, horse shoes; Ralph to the Indiana Festival at the Hamill, children’s games; Louis|State Fairgrounds Aug. 29. | Lowe, entertainment; Robert Or-| sess | bison, tennis. i 2%. 8 i Thirty-seven students of the! Purdue University Technical In-| stitute of Indianapolis will be! ready ‘to punch clocks after Sun-|

Réceiving diplomas at 2 p. m.| in Purdue Memorial Union Build-| ing, West Lafayette, will be the!

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