Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1952 — Page 4

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . SUNDAY, SEPT. 28, 1952

Manpower Supply Here Adequate For Selective Service

War Threat Could Make Some Change

Indiana is pouring about 1000 young men a month into the jaws of the “limited war” machine, More than 31,000 have been ealled into service since the Korean police action started. But the state isn’t going to run out of young men despite the drain, Selective Service officials sald here. It would take an allout war to really strike the bottom of the civilian manpower barrel. Military officials sald Indiana can meet its draft quotas indefinitely if the induction rate is held about as it is and present deferment plans remain in effect. That doesn’t mean the state is

: | not going to feel a manpower EDDIE HALL—He's watched The Times grow from his proof desk. |

squeeze. National Selective Serv-| ice expects the whole country to feel it- by summer. The possibility of needing more | men has given rise to talk of | drafting fathers, re- examining | borderline rejections and revision | of college deferments, If quotas go up and revisions] are not made, then 8S thinks it will run into trouble here. First result would probably be a dip into lower age groups. Indiana 88 is restricting inductions to men 20 years old although those 181; years old are required to register. Officers said they are prohibited room. from disclosing the size of the| He started to work with the

“pool” of available draft-age men. Paper Sept. 2,7 1911, then known eet as The Sun, i

Eddie Hall Starts 42d Year With The Times

By DICK MITTMAN

printing business in a job shop at 2nd Delaware Sts.

11 W. Market St. for $5 a week. Today, some 50 years later, he still is following the trade and 2 beginning his 42d year in The Indianapolis Times composing

214 W. lerected.

Maryland St.

Mr. Hall recalled.

Dick Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday paper,” he said. ournal. M. L. Hall, 5250 N. Delaware 8t.,!| Since those early days the vet-| Although he has been elected senior ping leran advertising proof reader has baseball is his sport. president at Shortridge School. Ross, vice president; Debbie Col- | largest newspaper chains in the one game. lins, secretary, and Karl Fledder- country. re treasurer. The paper was housed in an old The Times’ composing room.

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| weather- beaten 3-story building | Eddie Hall started learning the on Ohio St. between Pennsylvania, in 1911, Mr.| Hall and The Times moved three| times before the modern building) was|

“The first time we changed] {buildings the movers dropped a | linotype out an upper window,” |

His first newspaper job in Indi-

. | “I started on a Friday and anapolis was as a printer's devil Name Senior Officers ic read. proof on the first|In 1901 for the old Indianapolis!

fishing, | Years ago, | High seen The Times grow, expand and while pitching for a newspaper |

Other officers are Judy become a member of ene of the team, he struck out 17 batters in| His battery mate was

Earl Purdy, another old-timer in|

Ee ys —-.-.e,e.-s a. |

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Christmas Toys For Mom And Dad Are Now On Sale

ader will wear, Toy manufacturers and retail- million national volume in sonic walking, talking doll. Minnie even .ing—simply a push and off it goes. supersonic thinggn here said his

ers expect the biggest sales sea- ray guns, space suits, repeating says, “I'm tired,” when her motor | A repeating rifle that fires eight biggest seller so far is a “B-50" a son in history this year. And, rifles, interplanetary head-phoriée runs down. harmless ping-pong balls should large model of the Air Force's from advance reports, mom and sets, and qther supersonic de-| Also, for the girls, there are| increase the life - expectancy of B.29 the plane that carried the dad really will have fun with the yjces is expected. {jewelry and picture-framing kits/ fathers this year. It works by atomic bomb to Hiroshima. kids’ Christmas presents. | For the girls, there is Wanda, (by which little Dardenella can|compressed air. | And wouldn't you know it—the |. The new toys reflect our scien- the walking doll. She walks 20 Create her own adornment. | Of course, the cowboy suit is still| toy is made in Japan. tific age. In a canvass of local feet unaided and it's impossible] Dad won't have to wind Michael popular, thanks largely to TV, but % ers Holl department stores and whole-' to overwind her motor. Wanda David's car anymore, either. The space suits are zooming to the Erskine Johnson cove ly |salers, The Times learned a $400 has a big sister, Minnie, the | new friction motor needs no wind- fore in what the well - dressed wood daily in The Times.

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