Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1952 — Page 18

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* General Phones Kin, Girl Friends Auto Tire, Cash For 296 Gls Serving Overseas Taken in Two |

By ALBERT M. COLEGROVE He'd telephone their families tors” he explained. “I made my

" a ert ie SiulF Welter Brig land friends—collect, of course— calls at-nights and on Sundays: R FAS ’ | because they cost the soldiers’ 0 eries ere : , « Al i Gen. William P. Campbel] had Jehent hie ot baci nome. All they families less at those times. Also,| } : t

yas tell him who they sod cause to avoid the telephone had to do was ) ! OR MY OWE Bo. He's had enough. wanted called. apd what they ante Wide, | 3 y Robbers bagged $33 and a tire] In the past sevén days, Gen. wante to say. : . A «ix hours In four jobs early today and last Campbell has made 296 telephone! Three hundred soldiers took He averaged ‘abi Bx put in MIENt. } calls to families and sweethearts him wp. Naturally, many were a night. : hi Theft of a $58 tire and cigaret of Gls. assuring the home folks privates and. corporals, who got 11 hours. h aid. “waa machine money didn’t pay off for » that their boys still love them, a special bang out of having a The response, e 8 ' break-in artists surprised by po-| are healthy and are doing fine sna star general deliver their dandy. fete lice early today at Community with the Army overseas. nessages personally. The general failed to complete pg. a7 Ww. 38th St. : The Army's 55-year-old as- po. nome Gen. Campbell be- only four calls. In tree Cages Police sald the jittery thieves sistant chief of finance last night| "pe miseion on Memorial Day the parties couldn't be located. /jgadeq five new tires and other completed his long-distance ma la week end. “I arranged with the The fourth was the lady In automotive equipment valued at! athon chats with people n « jal opera- Moose JAW. more than $325 into a company phone company for special opera i states plus the District of Co- car, started the motor and were lumbia, * * apparently ready for a getawa And he would have talked to | Phil Is Doin Fine: Rppa; ond al ad off, y a young lady in Moose Jaw, Can- Cp 4 { ‘ J! Police believe the burglars fled ada.; but she told the operatos * lin a car southmon Illinois St. (a that she had a new boy frien one-way street north), then atand wouldn't be tempted to turn right on 35th

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Still the talks had international : : flavor. Reaping the harvest of Mrs. Bertha Smith, 3547 N. ne Smaited jnlo 2 Jari Ps a former spell of duty in Peru, Illinois 8t., is .mighty proud of e Sar a an hone a Gen. Campbell polished off two her son Phillip, a 24-year-old ene of the BR i 31 of conversations entirely in Spanish corporal serving with the 43d In Mrs. Burdel ‘Blac kman, 3 Lo for the benefit of families in Los fantry Division in Germany 229 Martindale Ave. told pol Se Angeles and Laredo, Tex. Then, gps has good cause to be, too. iomeone cut a hole In hee beg he had a tete-a-tete with a: flab- A general called her up from wg screen last n ght. reached in hergasted Polish-born Pennsyl- iy, hington night before last and with a stick and lifted out a purse vania coal miner, who marveled: told her so. : containing $28. a “I'm talking to a general? Cpl. Smith was one of the _In an attempted burglary, two This never happened in the old GIs who asked Brig. Gen. Willlam teen-age boys, identified by a witcountry.” P. Campbell to make a call home Ress, were picked up " olice It doesn’t happen very often , . him when ‘hé got Backs fo the last night near ym 8 farat Bon in the new country, either, and gi.tes Service Station 1107 iver Ave, here's how it came about: The corporal, who was gradu- shortly after the station had been This spring, ren. Campbell 4464 from Shortridge High School broken oN ve. Y5 57 697 Arbor went to Europe ahd North Afri-,nq was employed by the Union James R. ert , 0 3] A rbot ca, to find out for his boss, the ryt Co, before joining the Army | i Aven Was BiTester on pye Aninary -head of the Army Finance Corps,inearly two years ago, is serving charges of burglary. His 16-year. how well the military pay sys-in the division's finance section. Ola companion Nas Lore over| tem was working. About a week ago he wrote his ol ON Tay CL an + “My official mission included mother telling hel’ the general | i A a i Tm talking to.as many soldiers asiwould - be calling. Wednesday = Jn a ma patice possible abput the pay system. night he did and talked for. five : DE re driyawaw—of = Case: It segmed like a good ries <Siminutes; ; Cpl. Phillip Smith Eg ny > 3 $ offer my services as _telephoner, He said Phil, who is due home too,” he %ald. lin October, was doing a great; “It was certainly nice of him : So as he met some 5000 GIsijob and Mrs. Smith coud be to make all those calls,” Mrs. Wallet in his Bd Shes Man abroad, he made his proposition:|proud of her son. |Smith said today. “The mail from °% . € Ubup 8 —— wen— “ Ce CH RH ws esse Phillip has been good, but it ‘was :

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had seen him in person recently.”

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13065 N. Meridian St. who just Ley returned from a vacation trip to i<% | Hurope, narrowly escaped injury, {in the Communist rioting in Paris ¥ : last week. ~ Macy's of New York

Mrs. Langsenkamp and an es- : i jcort were going to dinner. ey(ROpS Fair Trade Bilt

‘found Paris streets crowded with : 4 thousands of national guardsmen, Ine big New York department out to quell rioting timed with the [Store of R. H. Macy & Co. has jarrival of Gen. Ridgway. [warned . Congress prices on { All at once a group of some 30| ‘thousands of items will go up, : Communists rushed the Indianap-|\f It approves legislation valiMolis woman, brandishing iron/dating state “Fair Trade” laws. ~; pipes and smashing windows. Her | Don’ Smiley, Macy's general “lescort quickly pushed Mrs. Lang-|counsel, told the Senate com\senkamp through a swinging door merce Committee yesterday, '‘Priinto a darkened theater and the Yate price-fixing invariably .and theater watchman snapped on a|\Devitably: works against conlock. When rioters attempted to|Tic *

of the explosion was given by the agency, known as ¥Information | Bureau West.” Peenemuende was, the site of the. Nazis' V-1 and V-2 rocket testing station during World War II :

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