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HIGH 'N DRY—Terre Hauteans ride amphibious truck.

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an hour yesterday afternoon, despite valiant efforts of police to keep cars and pedestrians moving. At least 15,000 visiting Veterans of Foreign Wars—survivors of five wars and a dozen other campaigns overseas -— members of affiliated groups, auxiliaries and : wives paraded down Pennsylvania | ” &t. to Washington St, thence to Tllinois St. and north to Market | St. circumnavigating the Circle and dispersing at 8t. Clair St. Although curbs were overflow- | ing with spectators, many ghop-

state commandership.

for re-election on the Democratic! ticket as mayor of Mishawakax He algo heads the VFW national

director, Sells 1358 Poppies {

{gales by Richard L. Roudebush,

many citizens scurried past the t ! od Re " " ried by color| Kastner also will rece ve a citaStars ane BS Flag were tion from the national group. a mere pennant fluttering in the The 30th annual encampment breeze lwill close today after four days ‘Oughta Be a Law ...' “There oughta be a law against Satarday parades,” said one perspiring motorist. “It took me over an hour to drive from the Postoffice to Union

Station,” howled another irate driver.

But colorfully costumed bands » with scantily clad majorettes kept many eyes open under the blazing sun. An elderly man with a fullbeard trotted snappily down the street, proudly showing his allegiance to the veterans’ organization. 3 { Meanwhile, Mishawaka Mayor E. Spencer Walton, sole candidate for state commander, prepared to take the reigns of next year's top office in the Indiana department. Election Due Today

Barring an unexpected darkhorse candidate, the: Navy vet-

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1 Mr. Walton

15,000 Prance in VFW Parade As Police Sweat to Unsnarl Traffic Claim Lives of

eran will be elevated today from of the largest VFW gathering!

festivities.

HOLD 'ER, NEWT—"Old-timers" coms to the big city.

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HOME AGAIN—Three Korean veterans join festivities.

Melons Grow Big Too Much for Papa . SHANNON, Miss., June 23 (UP)| PAULS VALLEY, Okla, June —R. W. Edgeworth is ‘the water-{23 (UP)—When E. D. Kuykenoell melon king” in these parts. Hei.ran into a hospital and told athas grown a 128-pound melon and tendants his wife had ‘just had a this year 1s shooting at a 150-/baby in the front seat of his pounder. Edgeworth also is try-| truck, they hurried out to attend ing to cross watermelons with her. Papa Kuykenoell, however, {pumpkins. If he’s successful, he got his share of care. He fainted may call what he gets a waterkin. on the hospital lawn.

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Traffic Accidents

IL BERK | - By PH t traffic jams in [his present position as state sen- on record in Indiana. One of the worst ira : ior vice commander, | Featured speaker at last night's] | If elected, he will be the third banquet was Rep. James E. Van-| downtown crowds for more than, rid War II veteran to hold the Zandt, Altoona, Pa. thrice na-| {tional VFW commander-in-chief.

At 38 Mr. Walton is running/A military ball ended the night's

suffered Thursday night when his| car collided with a, truck at| Army Colonel Winchester, Ill. His wife, Merle, 20, died en route to a hospital. Three Ohio residents were killed | . ; yesterday near Columbus, o. Of Mother Robin » {when an automobile collided with 3

|a truck driven by an Indianapolis

man.

The Ohio car struck an Ohioipabies in civilian life issued an S {Highway Patrol car parked along order Three Hoosier deaths have been U- S. 40 and swerved into the bigimother robin from being dispos-

. 27.1 caused by highway accidents so ven id an Gipson, 27,|sessed while in a family way.

far this week-end and an Indian- treated at a hospital for minor | Hospital

VFW Post 1167, South Bend, apolis man has been arraigned in chest injuries. took top honors in the drum and Ohio on a manslaughter charge .

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GARY, June 23—-Gary women | crime fighters today sought a way|

Civil Defense Committee and is bugle corps parade contest, with|growing out of another traffic acSt. Joseph County Civil Defense/the Lafayette group running a cident. close second, according to judge! {C. L. Robinson. High

Ollie Feastér, {was accused of failing to stop at

School Bandi gn intersection Wednesday

{was informed by

a—and pers ignored the proceedings —anc yaw Joo poppy chairman. Mrs. Se k 3 P bli h |State Police that Feaster's driv- ticipants. y now." | e 0 UDIIS ler's license was suspended for 90 AAA AAA XARA AA AAA AA AAARRAAAAN RARER AR AA ARAAAA RRA

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days last November following his conviction on drunken driving charges.

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Dies of Injuries Clifford Palmore, 47, Frankfort,

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Annual Dance Revue

45, Indianapolis, To Be Given Tuesday Black's Dance Studio will pre-'they asked in|sent its’ 15th annual dance revue do, they hoped he'd say what he Buddy Poppy saleswinner Mrs, marched off with first place Inipayton, 0. resulting in an acei-|at 8 p: m. Tuesday in the Murat did: Marie Kastner, Evansville VFW marching and dancing band com-|qent in which Mrs. Maxine Hin- Theater. =f Ladies’ Auxiliary, was congratu-|petition. Tell City’s 70-piece High|ion 32, Columbus, O., was killed. lated yesterday for her 1358 poppy School Band rated second,

| Featuring all dancing for children and adults,| the Indiana/the program will have 200 par-{he was told. the blessed event JHeipants,

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to make public a grand jury re- died Friday in the Clinton County

port on vice and gambling which| Hospital, Frankfort, of injuries ¥

a criminal suppressed.

court judge ordered| suffered in a two-car collision on ja nearby county road Thursday

night. They called on Gov. Schricker) Charles L. Daugherty, 29,

and Indiana Attorney Gen. J. Em- Anderson, died Friday in a Jack-| mett McManamon fo investigate sonville, Ill, hospital of injuries]

the circumstances of Lake County | Judge William J. Murray's action

in blocking

Judge Murray told the jury to confine its report to the condition| of county institutions, despite the! fact the jury spent six months probing charges of an alliance between crime and politics. The executive board of the Gary yomen's citizens committee, {ganized to fight ctime and gam-| {bling in Indidna’s second largest! leity, sent telegrams to Schricker| 3929 W. Washington and McManamon.

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Times State Service = CAMP ATTERBURY, June 23—.8 An Army colonel who delivers

today which saved a

Gipson was| (Col. W. T. Stacy said his 379th Evacuation Company {must not disturb a bivouac tent {where the robin built a nest and { he {laid four blue eggs. | Col. Stacy's men, didn’t want {to disturb her, anyway. When

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