Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1951 — Page 9

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“ear” which is worn on the wrist i ; Sturt "° Ref ia’ Training in the segregation of| Its processing of several hun-|guarded “dangerous nationals.” [to the camp police station where| The only other MG group in hidden under the sieeve of the A amp vsia | ) | th X | bl : | innocent victims of warfare from dred DPs—actually GIs in ‘dis-| Cpl. Bill Tellefson was the first he was ruled a “loyal citizen.” OPeration is in Korea. (coat, shirt or blouse. $50 Operated at Atterbury le DP to be sed | Veterans from the Korean-sea-| includes # UIY dangerous enemy agents in dis-| guise—was termed one of the sample © be processed. {Others, more suspect, were sent This tiny “Wrist-Ear,” because insurence.

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CAMP ATTERBURY, June 28/program —known as Camp see if he was armed before being could be investigated mere com- | ; | ¢ «Who is‘ friend? Who is foe? | Refusia—set up here in confunc-| Corps ediing fiicees of Whe Sixth permitted to the camp. His pock- pletely. tiga |tiefeld experience. most of the objections the hard of MA 9381 4 Those questions are vital to tion with an Army Field Forces! Signs in three languages— ei8 also were searched to see if “Deloused” at the medical sta- hearing have against conven- . i! Uncle Sam’s GIs when ranks are test. English, Polish, and Russian- [they contained any incriminating ion Bl was immediately taken $20 Bill Wanders {tional hearing devices. You wear 3 i flooded with streams of persons) Camp Refusia is operated by were posted throughout the camp. evidence. ito the field hospital for treatment! CLINTON, Mass. June 23 (UP)|it on your wrist to gain advan- for our bonded displaced from their homes by the 308th Military Government A field hospital treated the “sick” | From the Admissions Controlof his “wounded” arm. Then hel _at 1:30 p. m. on a windy after. (ages that not even your head furrierl A modern warfare. | Group. and a company of military police Center the sample DP was moved was assigned his living quarters in noon, Mrs, Elizabeth Benway lost ¢an give you! In this manner you .

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Treq play” was the major contributing crime could RR od to a small} pection with the recent series In mon} So on the Yast Side, isjcquise ot Juvenile delinquency in factor in community life by ex-! A Ind 1is Ti ges Serving a community of 15, napolis. 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