Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1951 — Page 10

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0Se Lives on 1 Korea Front

Wounds Fatal To Third Soldier

Two Hoosier servicemen were killed in action and another died of wounds, according to ‘an announcerent of casualty list made today by the Department of Defense, Ong Indianapolis corporal was among the thirteen listed as woynded. A KILLED IN ACTION

ec. Karl F. Bowling, son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bowling Washington. Pvt. William B. Larry II, son of Mrs. Lucille Lary, Gary. DIED OF WOUNDS Cpl. Eugene Whittaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Whittaker, Boonville. .

WOUNDED | Cpl. William E. Butler, son of| Mrs.- Addie Butler, 2051 Per-i kins St. { Cpl. Don K. Burden, son of Mr, and Mrs. Lora R. Burden, New Augusta. : Sgt. Raymond L. Cochren, son,

Wayne. Cpl. Albert L. Earls, son of Mrs. .. Tina Ileane Earls, Madison. Pfe. Harold E. Grayless, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Grayless, kins, Hammond. Terre Haute. Pfe. Arthur D. Matthews,

Mrs. a , Jacks . ; of Mrs Marguerite H. Jackson, mar A. Mathews, Mishawaka.

Pvt. William D. Marx, son of

husband of Mrs, Wilbur I... Haw- son

BE A PAL—International Harvester representatives return from West Coast in firm's converted B-23, bringing $150 contribution to Police PAL Club Circus. Left to right: Policeman Ott Murphy: of Mrs. Florence Cochren, Ft. Detective Sgt. William F. O'Rourke; W K. Perkins, manager of motor truck sales, International Harvester, Chicago, and L. W. Hully, Indianapolis, district manager of International Harvester.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter 2051 Perkins St. from Tokyo last poats, and don’t overload them.

{tion point, and motorists .must| other controls in the fuels indus-

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. > i mer fuel buying program designed | A | S J ly 4 {fo avert spot oil and coal short- | {retary of the Governor, said .the Supt. Arthur Thurston of the state already stocked its supply your chanée of surviving Fourth|éitizens ta do the same. : of July on the highway may-be; The Governor's action came in iwho called on all state governors, i t Independ-|' Mao oy ted 2 ut that iy of to whip up public support for the g . port of the campaign will “make; he added; ‘lit possible to assure an adequate]

; | © Gov. Schricker’s office today gs or d g { urged ‘Hoosiers to support a sumiages next winter. Arthur Campbell, executive secIndiana State Police said today of coal and oil and invited private better this year, but hastily added response to a plea from Secretary, a note of caution. : lof Interior Oscar: L. Chapman, $ mer fuel buying program. . | the week, when not so many per- “Uo. ¢ sons will likely be driving. Then' MI Chapman said public sup-/ “Every day traffic loads In- supply for all consumers and help diana highways to a near-satura- materially to maké rationing and

use extra caution to survive holi- tries unncessary.” . day crowds” A relents

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Muncy,, Bridgeport. Jack R. Perigo, USMC, Sgt, William H. Jackson, SOD. USMC. son of Mr. and Mrs. Del- husband of Mrs. Jack. R., Perigo Chandler. Wolcott ENE 8/Sgt. James R. Morris, USMC, oon of Mr. and Mrs. Willard G.

Mr. and Mrs. Fermen O. Marx, husband of Mrs. James R. Morris, Roesch, Whiting.

Evansville. South Bend.

Pfc. Wilbur L. Aawkins, USMCQ,' Pfe. James E. Muncy, USMC, his mother, Mrs. Addie Butler,

A&P HOLIDAY VALUES!

Cpl. William E. Butler called

USMC,

Saturday to tell her he had been wounded after fighting in Korea a month, The 21 year old corporal said he was struck in the side and shoulder by shell fragments. He is in a hospital in Tokyo, Japan.

Cpl. Butler enlisted in the Army /

last January and joined a Ranger outfit after basic training. He attended Emmerich Manual Training High School and had

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