Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1951 — Page 4

The. shuffler, on the other ha has adapted himself to his element. He gives with the slipperyness, so to speak. He takes the path of least resistance. 8 ” . oo THAT, companions and , said the man in | the bar, is why everybody in the Pentagon shuffles As it happens, some of my best

and I have questioned them about this shuffle, ; “Of course, I shuffle,” sald one, .|a’ secretary and a female, “If I didn’t I'd keep falling down. The

get them to let me wear roller ps skates but they're very stuffy about such things.” An Army man said, “It's ato shame and a caution what you will do for a trivial little tale. Don’t think I don't seejt

ple in the Pentagon almost anything you'll sooner or later collect a fair number of affirmative answers. “If you ask if it's true that

bad that people have tb sail down the corridors in rowboats you'll find people, jncluding | probably admirals, who'll say, ‘Oh yes, I always keep a rowboat under my desk) If you are asking your question seriously let me say without equivocation that I do not shuffle, and neither does any other sensible person. »

THIS ARMY ah was the only one of the two dozen Pentagonites I consulted who denied the

assured by people who should know that this Army man is the

“|great building. ‘However, like many another Washington figure, civil and military, he just doesn’t realize what he is doing. There the subconscious, you know. It explains a lot, I find. Remember, I don’t expect this brief report on the Pentagon} Shuffle to burst with all the splendor of a 24-karat revelation. I just say it was news to me.

Local Soldier Among List Of 22 Hoosiers Wounded

2d Lt. Robert J. Forsythe, husband of Mrs. Betty L. Forsythe, Corydon. Pvt. Robert W. Henderson, husband of Mrs. Shirley M. Henderson, Gary. Pvt. Thomas J. Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A, Kennedy, Peru. .| Pvt. Thomas E. Leffers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Leffers, Ft. Wayne.

Pfc. Mike 8, Longazo, son of

lst o Detours | Are Announced By

friends work In the Pentagon,

first week I was here I tried to|*"

thru you. If you ask enough peo- srgvel.

the roof leaks on rainy days so more).

prevalence of the shuffle. I am|{""

most practiced shuffler in the|p

is such a thing as government by over CE Haute northwest ossd St. Marys; o and county pavement—10 gom.d

IND. m 87 a Hancock County; 14 miles Wer hal 8

and 9. IND, River.

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. 19—From 1 mile oJoin. of of Nan, mi "> vor hy roads. to to Rd. 3 in

m_Pl LaGrange County; Truck etour 48 miles over he. 9, 6 and 37; PASSOnger. $F de19 miles Sve s. 9, 1 m Sou Bend to Michigan

Jine; miles Ser 31 (Ind) and iehiga an Ras. 31 a 30-—At al e of New Haven; hee over 8. 24, 14 and nty

from 38th St. to north Lg mits "of Thdianapotis trucks follow 00; enger CArs follow 1% on, 3 on 4 barar 34 mi my i an: : Foe Put than Try mn a nr oa 3 miles , 41, 40 and 43 (closed from Rockville to pel: IND. Rast, % Robi Mile 10 miles over Ra. bX dee ou U. rre “Haute and veedermburs; ays over Rds. 40, 43

5 41-PFrom Oaktown to Saflsle; coy ng ey Apa 7 and 54. 2--PFro 46 In Vigo County to Rd, 89: 21 miles over Rds. an 43—From Brookston to Reynolds;

20_miles over Rds. 18, 83 3 ND. 43— From ‘Rd. 1 . 10 in

14 to Pu and Blarke Counties; 23 miles Hl s. 14, 39 and ust west of Columbus; 6 miles county road and 31-A. om 148. to Lawrence- : 8 miles over , 148 and 50. A From 4 to Rd. 10 In In £ County: 22 miles over Rds. 14, 83,

. 8B. 52-—-From Rus! ville to Anderson ville: 18 miles over of and 244 IND. osed just et of Brooksburg; h sig 38 miles ‘over Rds. 62, 250

IND, From Rd. near Oakland Sw y 30 (Peters 10° > over Rds.

Prom Charlestown north the ditrom, © County line: "19% es over Rds. 3 an

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The following detours were an-{. nounced today by the State High-|

4.H CHAMPIONS—Marion County foam coached by W. E. Adamson Jef) New Augusta, took top honors in dairy judging ue. Also in front row is individual champion, Bordner, Hora. In the back are Marion County team ober fobt to right) John Bradshaw, James Barnett, Charles Beasely and ex McKinney.

Polio Board Quits In Dispute With National Officials

Marion County polio campaign directors posts in objection to “high-handed rule” by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in New York City. The 27-member board voted unanimously to surrender their charters after the National Foundation’s ruling to appoint the 1952 Marion County campaign director from three candidates named locally. Previously, the county chapter ® named its own directors. ;

To Continue Services

Robert Branson, state representative for the Foundation, the action “will not disrupt any of the Foundation’s services to the community.” i He expected to organize new saute to St. Marys over (Workers next week with contributors to be given the chance to make nominations at a public meeting. Another bone of contention indicated was criticism by the National Foundation that Marion County’s 1951 collections for polio patients was low nationally. Totaling $67,828.32, lections were said to represent 12 per cent per capita. Nationally, they were 22 per cent. Small towns, where collections “are easier than in big cities,” and towns having had polio epidemics “ran up the national rate,” one member said.

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[Use of Phony $10 Bills

Gets Man Seven Years

COCHRANE, Ontario, June 23 (UP)~—Stanley Benninger, a 41-year-old counterfeiter, started -a

|seven-year prison term today be-

cause Judge R. A. Danis believed he ‘must be separated from Society was convicted yes-

‘I Benninger terdey of trying to buy stolen ore from miners

with $2600 in phony $10 bills. :

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7 Die, Damage Heavy As Rains Lash Ontario TORONTO, « Ontario, June 23 (UP)—Torrential rains caused at least seven deaths and untold damage throughout southern Ontario last night. Sewers backed up and scores of doorways and cellars were flooded in Toronto and Hamilton, Ontario. Six of the deaths were recorded in Ontario traffic accidents

caused by the blinding rain. The seventh victim was police sergeant Robert Battersby of Toronto, electrocuted by a fallen 4100volt power line,

Lightning short-circuited a

resigned their

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“Sitting _ Pretty,” with Clifton Webb, at 3:55, 7:20 and 10:30.

“Miracle on 34th Street,”

with Hind Gwenn, at 2:20, 5:48 and

INDIANA

Mrs. Nick Longazo, East Gary. Cpl. Charles B. Melton, son of Mrs. Clara B. Mozino, Greensburg. Pfe. James H. Moore, son of

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Moore, Wolcott,

Sgt. 1/c Daniel J. Petre, son of Leonard J. Petre, Hamilton. Pvt. Thomas D. Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs, John J. Ryan, Vincennes, Pte. Carl J. Scheidt, brother of Ralph PF, Scheidt, Crown Point.

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“Laramie” and “Showdown.” A—+Thina Sky” and

TRAIL and “Ra AL, = “Un Prone an “Rookie

0 Fan With a

Sgt. Carlus J. Shouse, husband of Mrs, Bertha Shouse, Austin,

Pfc. Emmett ©. Berry, USMC,

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When those important happenings develop on the national a sports scene, Joe Willlams has important things to say about it. Joe Willlams’ column appears ex- > clusively” in Indianapolis in The Times Sports Section. |

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“Badman’s hat at 13:40. 3:30, 6:25 and 9:10.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett G. Berry, Terre Haute. Pfe. Robert Clesiolka, USMC, son’ of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Clesiolka, South Bend.

STATE June 26—July 1 FAIRGROUNDS s:30p

Drumg Along the Monae." 0. Cpl. James P. Farris, USMC, oolor cartoons: |husband of Mrs. James P. Farris, Evansville.

Opl. Joseph L. Kabzinski, USMC, : gon > John J. Kabzinski, South

Opl. Fred A. Marston, USMC, husband of Mrs. Fred A. Marston, Franklin. Pfc. Robert L. Mueller, USMC, husband of Mrs. Robert I. Mueller, Lapaz. Pvt. Rolf R. Van Camp, USMC, | son of Mr. and Mrs, Dale A. Van| Camp, Anderson.

INJURED

in the Navy Now"

Pfe. Donald R. Hudson, son of | Russell Hudson, Boonville, MISSING IN ACTION Pfc. Bernard C. Reynolds, son | of Mrs. Pearl H. Reynolds, Lynn, | RETURNED TO MILITARY CONTROL. 0 Pfc. Herschel J. Hankins Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs, Herschel J.| Hankins Sr, Rushville.

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Man Under RFC Fire Quits Texas Oil Job

DALLAS, June 23 (UP)-—Allen HE. Freeze, former assistant comptroller of the Reconstruction Finance Corp., has resigned his position as vice president of Texas Consolidated Oil Co, it was disclosed today. Mr. Freeze earlier this week Iwas criticized by RFC Adminis- - trator W. Stuart Symington for accepting payments from the oil firm when he was still employed by the government lending agency. In May, 1050, a month before Mr, Freeze took the $25,000-a-year job with Texas Consolidated, then [called Texmass Corp., the firm rey “ont ‘ceived a $15.1 million RFC loan.

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Swiss Steak Curb Service Available

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PENDLETON PIKE

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Color By Technicolor Dorothy LAMOUR-Bob HOPE

"THEY GOT ME COVERED"

2 FEATURES AFTER 12:00 SAT. NITE

Qualifications Start At 12 Noon INVERTED STARTS At Indianapolis’ Beautiful 27-Acre

Fishing As Usual In Lake No. 2

TODAY

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Open 7:00—-Tonite Thru Saturday Alan LADD—Phyllis CALVERT

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"THE GROOM WORE SPURS” Added fo Lale Show Tonight

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“SOUTH OF TAHITI

SUN “Sands of Iwo Jima" » “Rio Grande”

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"RREAKTHROUGH"

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BUT AS 1 could beat pound Nessl¢ made up hi ing to win e could do On the fir Nessler teed final grind,

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