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By BUS BERGEN CLEVELAND, O., July 28—-This is the story of Charlie, a drunken bum of a cat, and the | valiant efforts of the Salvation Army to straighten him out. v "The grim task of taking the kinks out of Charlie's way of life has been accepted by Lt. Ralph Leidy, young Salvation Army officer. He's been trying for six months to lure

Charlie back to the straight and narrow. So far there hasn’t been even a hint of success in ° the program, but Lt. Leidy is a man of determination. :

found his first real home.

took off for Skid Row again. A week later he was back,

Three days later he was gone week. That's been happening six Charlie just won’t stick it out. ® 4 o TWO WEEKS ago the men > & 2%

“OUR POLICY is that a man may be down, but he’s never out,” said the officer, “We feel the same way about cats. Charlie will come Srouna--if he's not killed in a saloon brawl tM Charlie, a big, dirty white and yellow creature with a perpetual hangover and a hypo-

named Willie.

How has it worked?

For three days it looked as if Charlie had.

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hungry. Again he was warmed, fed, cleaned up.

picked up another cat, a younger one who showed some promise. This cat, one which they plucked from the dank depths of some saloon, they have

Willie, according to latest reports, is trying hard. He’s earnest, sincere, attends all sermons. “The men figured Willie might make Charlie ashamed of himself,” sald Lt. Leidy.

SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1951

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The of on Army 1s Charlie. critical nature, stumbled into the Salvation avy oa ken Charlie you want ©, oC gees His ened, closed appearance Army Corps, 2304 E. Ninth St. one bitter-cold to see him, He just got in early this morning, The pride of the Army is Willie. He's frying paveals he's just coming pv a binge. evening more than six months ago. you see. Three-day binge.” hard to look neat and go straight. - ire . ? AAA AAA AAA hhh The Old Couple Lives Rent Free— Ww | i cen lords Aren't Villa Wage increase : ATTENTION! These Landlords rent Hains Avert Strike n { HOME PERMANENT USERS . By CARL HENN owned the property spec v|after he came here from Boston, rd . In old-time melodrama, the S818 S18 M0 ey Sit "Hh het en : i You No Longer Need Give villain always turned ou at 310 Drover rent-free Stl onelbY 3 previous Joamtiage, all =a | ime Quar [les x Yourself a Home Wave!

be a landlord. But new days bring new

Grattan was widowed after bear-| few steps [n8 a son, who lives in Indianap- | 0118,

to move away.

The house, only a Times State Service

BEDFORD, July 28—A strike

heroes. And today an Indian-igrom the main gate of Chevroapolis tenant is throwing thelet’s huge body plant in south-| The aged couple spoke warmly|in the limestone quarries was instead of hisses./west Indianapolis, was bought by| of the realtor-—who requested his/averted tonight when manage-

dlord kisses his story had its beginning 15/Local 23, CIO United Auto Work-| name be withheld —as a “fine{ment and three craft unions

years ago, when an elderly anders. | man’. who asked only for a token agreed on a wage increase. indigent - couple moved into a| By unanimous vote, the local’'s payment of $3 when they moved The stonecutters, carvers and small frame house at 510 Drover 3000 members agreed to let the|into the house, 15 years ago. {planermen had warned they would | St. {couple stay on. | I've gone out and cut grass on gtrike unless a settlement was It ‘wasn’t known, until "the “We wouldn't want lo Jui theisome of lots he owns,” said| reached last night. use and plot of ound were'old people out,” sa am, Mr. Grattan. { | ho a a time ago. that Wil- Gaddis, financial secretary of Lo-| “It's the least I could do. X, The new JEzeement. Provides lam Grattan, 76, ahd his wifejcal 23. “We'll just wait until haven't been able to work for| wg wage Te rte at Sarah, 84, paid no rent duringlater on to develop the property.”| years because I have high blood|2! OUT Plus another vo 2 32 those 15 years—lean years of| Mr. Gaddis said the house prob-| pressure, palsy and a weak heart.” | ject to approval of the Wage Statrying to exist on Mr. Gratan’sably will be torn down one day, ee | bilization Board. Spanish-American War pension/and the lot used for an extension Dates From Feb. 16 of $54 a month. of Local 23 hall next door at 514 The settiement came at a meetIt might not be known now, Drover. except for terms of the sale. Mr. and Mrs.

The West Side realtor who married 20 years ago, 36 Leave From Here { CLEVELAND, July 28 (UP)—|

é 1 5 —17 N. PENN. On West Indies Tour A statewide strike of 9000 Ohio)

A Thirty-six men and women, |over-the-road truck drivers was| P most of them teachers, left In-|called for midnight tonight by ih dianapolis early today for a West officers of the Teamsters’ Union| 5 Indies tour sponsored by the Fed- (AFL) today. The strike will be| eration of Associated Clubs. |directed against 430 trucking] Their chartered bus. will make|firms handling interstate and in-| overnight stops in Nashville, At-|trastate shipments. lanta and Miami, Then the group!

will fly to Port au Prince, Haiti; 3 Ho Kingston, Jamaica, and Havana, |COr Kills Boy on Bike;

. Starling James, social studies|/|nquest i teacher at School 26 and leader q to Brazil oe

{of the tour, said the 36 would re-| turn Aug. 20. { BRAZIL, July 28—A coroner's nr {inquest was to be held tonight in

. at the death of a 14-year-old bicycle Predicts Crewless Planes rider nit by a car one mile West

SEATTLE, Wash, July 28 (UP) [of here on U. S. 40. ' —Vice President Edward C. Wells] David Boor, of Brazil, was {of the Boeing Airplane Co. pre-|killed this afternon when he was dicted today that bombers event- struck by a car driven by Robert ually will require no flight crews.! Baker, 47, Brooklyn, police said.

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Grattan were| {diana Limestone Co., the Indiana | shortly| [Express Greyhound bus service yjmestone Institute and the |between Grand Rapids, Mich.,| oolitic Belt Conference Commit|and Evansville via Indianapolis yee with Arthur Pearson, a fed{will begin Wednesday, according|eral conciliator from Indianap(to a joint announcement of Great) gis. : Lakes ghd Pennsylvania Grey-| The new wage increase will OUT] Thee officials. date from Feb. 16, when the old| wo “through” schedules will| contract ran out. On Mar. 21 the operate each way daily—North-| workers struck for seven weeks | bound leaving Indianapolis at|put returned to work May 10| 1:35 p. m. and 5:30 a. m. (DST); under protest. The strike cost the Southbound from Indianapolis at|workers an estimated $1 million! 11:45 p. m. and 5:15 p. pm. (DST).!in lost wages. |

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