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gestae ‘Freedom Train’ Legion Roll Call Nearly | ' |Halfway to Goal* vi I wn Crew Members | A total of 1,608.266- American | | 0 N i { * war veterans have enrolled in the . T i ‘Coming fo u. S. {American Legion for 1952, the A TT EN . |e. ANKFUR®P, G r, Nov. organization’s national headquar- . a FR ermany, Noy ters here announced today. For The First Time a Professional

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|gineer who ran his train across! . d agt] [the border with 114 eons mnally 2 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY (Sept. 11, learned that he, Mr. are nearer a cease-fire.agreement

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{Truska and their families williin Korea than at any time since Good OPEN ALL DAY 225 WEST 16th ST fly to New York Sunday. (the Soliference began and Viel For Abused, SATURDAY * Added to“the good mews poryEoBtinaance of the war on Soviet ate : Opposite Ambulance Entrance Methodist Hospital jhe pair ere lifetime job Of] In his first report to Texans Bleached and Opes bey : : Ler rom a Newark, N.J.,, man- since Congress ended its session, || Children's 401 Roosevell Bldg. Norm on A Fresh cut flowers and uiacturer. the veteran Democratic Party Hair 4th Floor—( I. & Wash Yo : an SgIving : fresh greenery with Lame Telastits The 40-year-old engineer, his leader struck out against admin- | be oor—Lorner IIL. i I candle in center a : i new passport in his hand, kissed istration critics with a statement i | ranged in a gloss od oLD FRIENDS—Stewardess Barbro Wenngren (left) of Stock- his wife in the consulate office that the nation is the ‘richest bowl, It's lovely! (Popu- holm, Sweden, helps Sverre Rolbiecki celebrate her second birthday and said: “Our dream has come!. , , strongest country on the ; ed ure 3 * lor prices.) *{ in Chicago, lll. Miss Wenngren helped deliver the baby, Sverre, true.” Iglobe.” kag po 3. two.years ago during an Atlantic flight from Scotland to New York. . — EEE nan mee RT ” 4 The mother. Mrs. Leo Rolbiecki of Poland, and the child are now

living in Chicago. Tommy Bartlett of the Welcome Traveler show arranged the meeting in Chicago.

U. S. Population ‘Up 5 Young Men

oN WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 (UP) pr % —The Census Bureau estimated Io ld . R ¥ 3 : the U.S. population was 155,107,- e in ape g B Bill Cronin Bill O’Lauglin 000 on Oct. 1. The figure, which d R bh } 3 : 3 includes armed forces overseas, An 0 ery

i I : rm Pick Yours Up Early! represents an increase of 3.975) pour Indianapolis youths and 000 persons since Apr. 1, 1950, one from Bridgeport were sched-

> RI. 1995 A ———————— 1, of the last official biennial uled to be arraigned "today on census. charges they turned their good| ———— ‘ mnt a a — ——— deed into rape and robbery. Hendricks County authorities said the youths admitted attack-

ing two Indianapolis women to whom they gave a ride after the women were involved in a traffic accident. The “Samaritans” were identified as Jack W. Myer, 19, of 1403 1 S. Lee St.; Samuel Gaddis, 17, of

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. . 017 S. Belle Vieu Pl.; John Styer, If your trade-in equals 15% of purchase price i and his brother. Frank. 19, Decem both of 1214 N. Carrollton Ave.,| ing ente: and Robert Hiser, 19, Bridgeport. | with a rc = 2 Sheriff Porter Money said all ! but John Styer admitted raping! showers. 4 the women and robbing them of} Mise P # en $55. John Styer is charged with witl ‘beh

robbery, the others with rape and] robbery. a . iis After Car Upsed TaVel's will allow you up to $90 The unmarried women, 25 and for your old radio or televisi . 30 years old, were stranded Sunvision set on a brand new 1952 model, big screen, Tele-Tone . § 5.¢ night when their car over-| TV. Act now while limited quantities last. y turned on Ind. 37, near Martins- : ville. The youths stopped at the scene and offered te drive the women to Indianapolis.

Instead, they stopped on a country road near Danville and raped their passengers, the sheriff said. The women didn't have a chance to catch the license number, but one of them remembered : that John Styer had given her his name and address before the at- . . tack. That led to their arrest,

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S Police charged , Pfcs. Robert Reg. Price . . 349.95 Warren, 19, and John Baker, 22, with violating the 1935 Narcotics

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They said the soldiers told them they bought the “reefers” for 50 cents each from a man in a tay ern in 400 block Indiana Ave. The officers failed to find the man. Both Warren and Baker are members of Headquarters Company, 109th Infantry Regiment, Federal narcotics agents long have been alert for marijuana at Atterbury. Several investigations led to drug users, but not nar‘cotics addicts,

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