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Sergeant Bruised, Billfold Missing

A 25-year-old Camp Atter- letic Club, His organizations. in-

in; Chils bury soldier was saved from ied Som Chu fi lowniiend BE, ve ve.

drowning in the canal at New Masonic Lodge,

York St. early today. %

8gt. Stephen Greenwood, Bellaire, O,, a Korean War veteran, was revived by ‘oxygen admin-! istered by a. police emergency squad. He was treated at General Hospital, then taken in an Army ambulance to Camp Atterbury] Hospital, Doctors there said Sgt. Greenwood's condition was good. He was unable to say how he! got. in the water, Police said he may Rave been slugged and| rob There was a bruise on his foréhead and his billfold was! missing,

Jordan ard licemen James| Dabner and Starmeth Bell pulled | 8gt. Greenwood semiconscious| from the water onto. the low | . bridge. at New York: St. |

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They had been called by John| W. McFadden, 65, of 38 N. DeQuincy St, a watchman for the! . New York Central Railroad. !

+ Mr. McFadden heard 8gt. { Greenwood's cries for help and saw him clinging to the piling under the watchman's shanty on the canal's east bank at the bridge. Police said the.water there was + gver the soldier's head. They and Sgt. Russell Coulter of the Ft. Harrison military police said he had been drinking. Sgt. Coulter said he saw Sgt. Greenwood’s Dhillfold when he asked to see his pass In the bus terminal about an hour before the rescue. : Got on Bus , He did not arrest him, Bgt Coulter said, because he saw Sgt. Greenwood. get on a Camp Atterbury bus with another soldier who said he'd look after him. How, when or where Sgt. Greenwood got off the bus, neither Sgt. . Coulter nor Indianapolis police knew. He is now assigned to 206th Signal Base depot at the ‘camp.

Local Deaths

CHAUNCEY E. WISE, 59, of % 8503 Brookville Rd. Former employee of Allison Division of General Motors Corp. here and for- + mer . school teacher at Lapel. = {arvices at’1 p. m. tomorrow in "avster & Askin Funeral Home. ‘al in Lapel. ; o

MIS. ZOE MAY HICKS, 6125| Niverview Dr. Services at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Flanner-& Buchanan “‘artuary. Burial in Crown Hill

=" ” ” VILLIAM H. PENNINGTON, 3, Peru.’ Former Indianapolis sident and employee of Capitol iries. Services at 2 p. m. today

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s #n 2 * MRS. GRACE GIPSON, 81, of ; 510 8S: Holmes Ave, Services at * 10 a. m. tomorrow in Royster & Askin Funeral Home. Burial in Floral Park.

- é 88 8 JOEL A. CABBAGE, 85, of 1718 N. Sharon Ave. Retired farmer. Services at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Conkle’'s’ W. 16th St. Mortuary. Burial in Crows HL

: MRS, GLADYS N MOYER, 73, - of 4924 Ford St., Speedway City. Private services at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Crown Hill Mausoleum Chapel. Cremation, Crown Hill,

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Clerk, Paliceman Bitten by Dogs

A candy store clerk and a policeman were bitten by dogs last

night and early today. Both at-|

tackers were caught. Louis Peters, 58, of Washington 8t.,

ing bitten in th man shepherd. ing the candy store at 954 Ft. | Wayne .Ave. . for the owner, George Pappas, who is in’ Methodist Hospital recovering from an

illness. The dog, which had been con-

fined to Mr. Pappas’ living quar-

ters, escaped into the store and

bit Mr. Peters, ripping his nose

and chin. : Police Sgt. Clinton Auter was checking a business building on N. Delaware St. early today when a stray dog nipped him. on the knee, He was treated in General Hospital. Five hours later,

scene of its crime. It was turned over to the municipal dog pound for observation.

608 E.| is in fair condi-| tion in General Hospital after be-! face by a Gers) e had been tend-|

the dog was apprehended by police near the!

Dies in Hospital

Prior to retirement,

Western Brick Co., Danville, IIl.| Born

Indianapolis. waember. of the Indianapolis Ath-

Pentalpha Scottish Rite, Murat Teniple and Shrine. = Services will be at 1 p. m, tomorrow in Flanper & Buchanan Mortuary with cremation there.

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{ter, Mrs. Burr Harris, Marion; Ham, Rosalyn Janes; Raberi, Ruth Siti rT o eneva » 3 four, brothers, Frank, Los Ange-| Tomas YMoraiezi William, Patricia WES ARO Righ by es; Josep! ew Vienna, O.; ACHAT Cs siah » + sas 5.5 1% + 8 2 + 560 Nn + E hgye NY incent’ s—Cilenn, Vofida Binegar, | ela Hi A {Charles, Auburn, and John," Wa-, Reginaid, Beity Patton; William. Wini: | Boston 8 bash. and a granddafighter, Miss Ll Then TI iu, Cleveland. ia Franel 08epil 0 a CLONE, Denver oo * - yee ope Ann Woodward, New Al Neon: ‘Wiinia Havinaker: Donald, Row Bvansyille oot HR ork City. | marie Dakin: Robert. Margaret Buck. pg Warhe # 80 5% hels glster: Slomas, Altha Martin; Dot aid, fra orth RPO PRR ua ‘8 Shirley Bollinger INAIanNAPOHS Loi vivvisrsnnnnning 3 |At Coleman—Arthir, Hazel Fieicher; Rob- 8 City .... . 1 43 Retired Schooleacher orto VIER WIE. ye cance: LS ADEE 11001 nt 8 ic i shen . t Al George, Jeanne -8t, § « 40 To Be Buried Tomorrow Bitar "8 Ets Cathe ET ™ a 8 0 Verno! a ' ew ork i Service will be at 3:30 p. m.| Donald. Anne Matterstad Qkishoma City or 2 Hnesni LT ohn, Jane Evard; Rob- 0 maha pe ae & 3 t. Pat fttabur i ‘ve Mortuary for Miss Josephine © Furic Git San Antonio .... wa. Herron, retired schoolteacher. DEATHS ae routs FRestedsupritents : erin i Burial will be in Crown Hill.

Miss Herron, member {prominent pioneer Indianapolis (family, died .yesterday in her] ‘home, 4315 Central Ave. She was

Herron, Indianapolis jeweler. Miss Herron received her edu-. cation at the old Indianapolis Normal; School, the University of Chicago and Butler University, after graduation from Shortridge | High School. She last taught here at School 45. A member of Second Presby- | terian Church, she was active in the Red Cross and Catherine Merrill: Club. Shes belonged to Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, of the Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution, Over-the-Teacups | Club and the Propylaeum. A brother, Walter, Seattle, Wash., survives. .

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DES MOINES, 1 (UP)— The president of Drake Univer-| sity will auction of his services as a busboy today and the dean! of students will go on the block! for his services as a “houseniother.” President ‘Henry G. Harmon and Dean Robert B. Kamm will: 80 to the highest bidding sorority |

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