Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1951 — Page 11

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5 Victims of GI Bus Crash Are Listed as Critical

Times State Service CAMP ATTERBURY, Nov. 3— A fifth 28th Division soldier was added to the critical list in the Army hospital here tonight in the! wake of a bus crash that killed, two GIs and injured 21. The bus, loaded with members of Company A, 110th Infantry| Regiment, returning from a gay farewell party, crashed into a tree early today. Scene of the wreck] was Ind. 252 near Trafalgar, 20! miles south of Indianapolis. The Army clamped on tight | censorship but The Times learned the driver blamed GIs rocking the bus for causing him to lose control. oe Dead were Pfc. James J. Mur-| i“ phy, 24, New York, and 8Sgt.| SUEZ C.

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0. — Brigadier K. T. Walter R. Dunmire, 21, Monon- | Darling, above, commands the |

gahela, Pa. Pfe. Viktors Grava, Brooklyn, N. Y,, joined four buddies on the Zone from the island of Cyprus critical list tonight. The others! to reinforce British troops atwere: tempting to keep order there Cpl. Ernest Barkman, Catskill,| against rioting Egyptians, and N. Y.; Cpl. Keith F. Broughton,| back up Britain's determination Pfe. Dean C.| mot to be evicted from the vital Swanson, Tulsa, Okla., and Pfc. Canal Zone: Gerhard Henkensiefken Jr., Can- ¢ on City, Colo. : Eleven other ‘victims of the Patrolman IS : crash remained inthe hospital tonight. Five were treated and re- Floored But Gets leased today. . rE His Man Anyway

: PATROLMAN PHILLIP McAtom Dust Puts Crimp GEE got his man—in fact two

In Dupont Film Plant men—even: though he took a beatROCHESTER, N. Y. Nov. 3/08 to do it. (UP) = A photographic paper-| Ie was told a man in a tavcoating plant of the E. I. DuPont ®'n? had “borrowed” his employDeMemours & Co. was closed to- ¢I'S truck and refused to give up day because atomic dust from the the keys. Nevada test explosions had en- So into the tavern, in 1300 tered + the plant air-conditioning ploex E. 25th St., went Patrolman system, McGee, to talk to Herbert May. "A company spokesman said May wasn't in a talking mood. that approximately 700 employees He threw some punches at Pahad been temporarily put out of trolman McGee, the 32-year-old work. A large amount of film officer said, then caught him with was destroyed, he said. a victous groin kick Two other photographic com- Several other men then fhmped panies here— Eastman Koflak and the officer. {aloid reported no change in norJal otra oe - spokes. A FEW minu utes later seven men for both concerns said that Police cars sped to the scene, resome paper was destroyed. sponding to an emergency alarm.

They found Patrolman McGee $1200 Reported Stolen

with his service revolver trained on May, 30, of 723 W. Michigan From Grocer's Car A grocer who put a strongbox

St., and William Burnett, 27, of containing the day's receipts in

2441 Arsenal ‘Ave, = = o ONE SQUAD CAR took the his car was out $1200 today. pair to police headquarters. May C. Byron Holdren told police he was charge with vagrancy, dislocked the auto, then closed his orderly conduct and »esisting argrocery at 502 8. Keystone Ave. rest. Burnett was charged with last night. When he returned, the interfering with an officer. car's vent windows had been "

broken and the $1200 was gone. Editor Killed in Crash COLUMBIA, 8. C., Nov. 3 (UP)

Robber Nets $40 | —Hugo 8. Sims Sr. editor of the

. T Orangeburg Times and Democrat. At Liquor Store was ‘killed near here today in a A young bandit took about $40 head-on mator collision.

and two fifths of whisky from a

liquor store at 702 E. New York gly Rotary Luncheon Set

Sydney Becker, 58, and his, Rotary Club, luncheon meeting wife, 46, proprietors,. said the at 32:10 Tuesday in the Riley robber Neld a hand in his pock- Room of the Claypool Hotel. Wilet. They did not see a gun. (liam H. Bowman, speaker.

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Sycamore Trees Still Available

You madly still buy a Sycamore tree through The Times Plant-A-Tree Club at the Riverside Nursery. More than 30 Sycamores are left after club members picked up their trees last week. ! The price per tree iz $2. Take | your money with you when you | go out to pick up your tree. Hurry. The trees will be ‘sold on a first-| | come-first-serye basis. The Nurs-| ery opens at 7 a. m. Monday.

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Stray Dogs Ordered Shot

ST. CHARLES, Ill, Nov. 3 (UP) -— Sheriff's deputies had blanket orders to shoot any stray! dogs today as the city was placed | under strict quarantine after an! outbreak of rabies. |

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