Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1951 — Page 9

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Pvt. DeHart vw. -. 2% i TWO INDIANAPOLIS servicerecently received purple heart awards at the U. S. Naval Hospital at Yokosuka, Japan. They are Cpl. Eugene B. Baker, USMC., son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baker, 3133 St. Paul St, and Cpl. Frederick T. Keers, USMC. son of Albert C. Keers, 1911 Dexter St. ” J n CAPT. FORREST S. Pauli and his wife and daughter will rive here today to spend Thanksgiving leave with his par-

KOREAN GUARDS—AIr Force Lt. Col. Kenneth E. Keene, 5456 E. 10th St.,

of Korea officers inspect ROK soldiers assigned to guard duty at an Air Force base in Korea.

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ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. C. —Charles L. Paull, 2844 Park Ave, ing an automobile for 53 of his Following the leave, Capt. Pauli 895 years. will go to Japan. He said his first car, in 1 A veteran of four vears’ World was a White steamer. His sec War II service, Capt. Pauli was car was an air-cooled Franklin. recalled to active duty a year Mr. Davis. takes leisu ago, and has been stationed at automobile ride almost every Camp Detrick, Md., where he ternoon. His Massacusetts served as Post Adjutant. istration plate 694. lowest numHe is a graduate of Shortridge ber in this city, is familiar High School and Butler Universi- everybody hereabouts. ty. Mr. Davis is a remarkable man

*™ Motoring Veteran of '98 Still on Road at 95

NEWBURYPORT, Mass. Davis has been driv-

in many other respects. He he came a drug store owner at 22 He still owns the same store and

now is one of the oldest active druggists in the nation. Mr. Davis’ father lived to be G8. Mr. Davis hopes to exceed that Private Carillon The late financier Thomas W. Lawson built on his “Dreamwold” estate at ‘Egypt. Mass, a 30-foot brick tower to house arillon

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Hope for 2d Largest Crop Total Jolted

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (UP) A 17 million bushel drop in current corn forecasts. aided by a seven per cent decline in cotton prospects. has pushed expected all-crop farm volume this year down from the second largest on 3 record to third place. Until the Agriculture Depart: ment’'s November crop report, experts had hoped for farm output

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of 8500 tons of coal today in pro-

test to the sale of their companyowned houses. Housewives living in the Allegheny Valley town of Harmarville appeared at the entrances of the Consumer Coal Co. mine there this morning and 1200 men refused to dare their lines, Roving banks of women spread to two nearby mines of other at Harwick and Dorseyville in the afternoon and another 700 men refused to enter the pits. United Mine Workers Union officials were dismayed by the shutdowns, They called a amass meeting for tomorrow in hopes of placating the miners’ wives. The women, who live in’ 145 héuses in the 30-year-old town at the base of a burning, vile-smell-ing pile of mine refuse were de-; termined not to be put out of their homes.

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The . company specified present tenants had first chance to buy their homes. However, the miners complained ~ that- many families had found it “impossible” to get loans to make down payments, “It's hard to get on that much money right off.” a miner said. “When you can't get a loan, what are you going to do?” While the miners respected the female picket lines, it angered wives of miners who do not live in the company town. They objected to the loss of wages.

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