Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1952 — Page 10

hope, man as an individual, people. As I see it, we can re- 2 - wk ol he may live. will dem. turn thanks for the position of Gibson St. likes the Marine! onstrate that he is inherently leadership which we now hold in Corps ; honest- and decent. He wants 1it- woFld ‘affairs, only as we exer On Feb, 4 he bv tle more than to live In friend cise “this leadership “to- obtain Was given his i ship with his neighbof, in rea. freedom and peace. We ean leaq discharge at the j sonable security. and to raise his abroad only as we continue to Naval Ordnance children so they may find oppor. improve our life at home, to truly I lant Twenty. four hours later

tunity before them. I think the troubled world in which we live should not dismay ug, I belleve the world today is historically a better world than

a lahd in which there is equal opportunity for all, - This brings me hack to the personal responsibility of the individual I believe IT can improve my life

hecome

Cpl. Donald L.

he was at the recruiting office; re-enlisting for 4 six-year hitch,

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mA es ; ‘ fg . : MIT INT AN A DOT 70 DINERS as = inion a pL, _GATTIRNAY ran «row : mo 0 : > % 4 3 . i: ; z . . - : ; w . > Le - Ee : =: = PAGE 10 ieee - ic THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SUNDAY, MAR. 9, 1952. SUND. £ d “ - . . : o> 2 | ‘ . T . ! " li Se w Hoosier Heroes— .- - . | ; a Hogs Fatten | hi elieve Mai i I ====INTRODUCTORY OFFER S ++ Major George Does Well in Second War On Detergents + a GEN. LUCIUS CLAY. A Georgla-born soldier : who . A . . es . n i o UF licionee Serves At t! The wave u have always wante Ex oy SEN uaLs a BY ih Berlin airlift. Gen. The Air-Force is a career yu . Yokohama, Japan. Prior to thik, WASHINGTON, Mar, §—Farm- j tes! The vey # v + . Clay reveals here his [or M: Nilliz G:. George. ? (Lt. 8hanklin served Yi ti7an air- ors may some day sprinkle small’ at a price you can aitor IN THE MIDDLE of the Lucius ay r yea ry ao for Maj. vii lam F. reorge, 7 borne unit. in Korea, _ amounts of detergents, the so- APPOINTMENT NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY Far against Hitler; if some- Personal § EO , prepared recent recipi®nt of tie Dis- Pvt..Charles D.-Hensley is sta- called soapless soaps, in the feed The Sensational Snap-Curl Mermak body had - told me that I for broadeast by thinking, use- tinguished Flying Cross for Honed I De Cal, a new JOY Sinciens and Doge to speed . - gaye! : aay r Irabiel core Nor (oFen. ) of the e animals’ ‘growth. : . ~ would one day be standing mn fl odie i. - A at Hal 4 bat , North Xdrea, |U. 8. Marines. This il is foreseen from Lanolin Cream Oil on Swim Meet the heart of, Berlin before several gp . 0 0 Murrow over WFBM ir i ; " DE No ale oe 1941 His wife, Mamie, - experiments in both Michigan and me - hundred thousand of its citizens 4 “5.0 gna 10:20 p. m, Mon- |. rooived his wings in CApada jand son, Charles Ohio that have shown about the! Push-Up Permanents Pa The a0 demonstrating their desire to be , J through Friday. " d nent IR ne ntha there 4s an Jr, live at 1210 same amount of growth spurt in a1 American | free, I would have said the person I ER rhs STE a wn |E. Bates St. chickens and hogs fed a standard > Machine, Machineless or Cold Wave ters. Hal was crazy, esa Fortaniate neichibor flere ani ILUCLOr. Jie ae tion Sel The 20-year - diet plus laundering detergents as Including D. C.. exec Yet that very thig happened to abroad . ho Cpl. Vest Pfe. Singley old Marine is one in. those animals fed the same : can Associ: me . recently” when I. returhed 161° ; lay sal y wy bor oben 2 of two GEsons of basic diet plus certain of the anti- : Haircut Every Wave Officials, the former German capital with or . il n 1945 he was “mustered o Feb. 5, 1951. He was immediately Mrs. Gladys biotics, the miracle mold drugs. $ the Freedom. Bell, the symbol of THIS, T@ ME, Ig hopeful prog: jut remained in the active’ re- rushed to the. front where he Hobbs of 441%; If further tests show the gs | S : Cream Guaranteed and 1. PI the American campaign to pierce “9% It stems, I think, trom he gery, Come 1951 and a new wal gerved as a machine-gunner with N. Davisson St. 4 ; tergents do -make chickéns and Shampoo SPECIALISTS apg the Iron Curtain with the propa- “Pread of freedom in which I he was sblazing. Maj. George was tne 1st Division. He was wounded The men are } w hogs grow faster, great savings and IN 4 Tesday ganda of truth. liéve and whi h 1 hold fod 8 WE called” up again, This time he yune 10 and hospitalized in Ko- brothers of Roy Pot. Hensley are in store for farmers, and ul- y POODLE CUTS diana Farr In open and dangerous defiance '* # 24 privilege. Tike apt pre os. plans to stay with the Air Force. voy Japan and Great Lakes. and Clarence timately for consumers, for these Hair Style DHDE 'D Associatior of the Russians -and their East pos a raf Tet in ank myseld Maj. George is a modest hero, Pfc. 8ingley was a rifleman Hensley and Mrs. Mae Curtis, all chemicals are much cheaper than . UI eS a0 "and you may get thir ? Speakers, ] (German puppets, thousands of BURR et Blah hy A wird it ang refusing to tell even his parents, with the 1st Division in Korea of Indianapolis. ithe antibiotics now used to speed terre apecial wave whenever you need your nex! 3 and John West and East Berliners gathéred te answer T Rid i ritizan hip, MI. amr Mrs, Glenn George, 2949 from Nov. 11, 1950, until" Apr. 26 Prior to service, Charles Hens- the animals’ growth. . All Operators Are Licensed Slate ors in thé middle of the city in a "1, |v view, to he a good cit} E. 38th St, the exact details of of last year. He was then evacu- ley worked as ¢arpenter here. C. M. Ely, of the research di- These permanents afe greatly reduced 1 ham 1 di moving demonstration against "qos not require the holding his bravery. ated to Japan hecause of {llness. eprom eS vision of the National Distillers . price because Ne sie advertising for us all of In tyranny. If they had believed In 0 opie office the achisvemient. He 1s married to *Mrs. Lillian "a L Lasti Products Corp, Cincinnati, re. tdelie oh . IY Rave Oot set On the tyranny a few years before; they ge “aither - political or financial (1COTB€ of 9551 Central Ave. They 1¢'g “Back Home Again in In-’ ong Las ing ports tSertain surface active AT-1406 ere EE rs ) helieved in 1t no longer. They ., ces But it does require that have three children, Leslie, 8, diana” for Lt. Max L. Shanklin, Except for vultures and par- Ee fo including Sommercial 6th Floor, Kittle Bldg. creamy ingredients which Doutish he hal } had seen what democracy could 1 vote from conviction, that 1 Sandra, wt and William Glenn Hl Indianapolis. He has been acting rots, wild geese live longer than. rare ona oer ome a 122 EAST OHIO ST. nd Bair ruts. Seneficls) to 5% mean and they wanted ft participate in community activi (Billy), We as Public Information Officer, 2d/any other birds—sometimes as iy rowth promo S 2d > — : » x ties to the extent that T am able, Mal. George, who Is on leave, mr, neportation Major. Port 1inilong as 70 years. Si gr GHEING 0 Ye 1 CITE - : % aa walt will soon be assigned to ‘a jet|- ns aoe ___|per cent above controls. . CITE this incident to support that I be honest with myself and bake at New Castle D.. He has ————— - m@ conviction that given the with others nil h % Yioirie ee : has proper circumstances, and some - God has been good to us as a "1 a oe Wells, of 950!

3 m hers and, perhaps; help others Cpl Wells the world of the past. hough only as 1 show pride In my coun- served in Korea ruthless men still maintain pow try by Andi he ti to with the 16th ¢ A ; . er through force and would ex ry by finding the time to try lo Cpl. Well ’ Spacious hall with . be a good citizen, and by being Infantry Battal- pl. Wats. OST EXCLUSIVE LOCATION. Spacio b is tend power through .conquest grateful to God for his goodness, lion. He was hospitalized twice] M irculor stair. This fine and gracious pve De veryuhary Bre Necoming Sy ra with Irostbite | ve lable ith immediate possession. Good schools more tolerant and understand Two Hoosier 1 bers of th val atte We An interesting descripIng than ever hefore. Strongest Quakes 1th IAfatbr Brri received within Vili Be in classitication 42. More peoples and more govern The two gtrongest earth shocks discharges in February. { 8 Yon 9 ments are willing to co-operate, recorded since the use of seismo- They are Cpl. Robert I. Vest, to work together for peace and graphs for measuring them be- son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Vest, 230 AES LAFAYET freedom than at any time in his- came general about 50 years ago N. Walcott St, and Pfc. Harold tory. At home, we are more toler- were the Assam-Tibet earthquake Ellis Singley, son of Mr. and Mrs. ant and understanding with each of Aug. 15, 1950, and the Colom- Ellis T. 8ingley, Fountaintown. other; more willing to help our bia temblor of 1906. Cpl. Vest @érrived in Korea on ee —————— a —— - — act ————— ——————— | S———— — | OPEN TODAY, SUNDAY, 10 A.M. to 4 P. M. | : A wn - Pennridge id focation ‘Mpg NE. To kmanship, A \ E 90 RANCHTYPE C0 materials and oh corner knoll Drive. ot home is sit oted on 0 for this con- FE : . pt on acre. Asking y classification 42. Ro oo wn \ o rtible home See SCHooL 84 AND IMMAC. HEART, Spacious brick : v ve t ey colonial ‘home with ultra-modern kitchen. Carpeting

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