The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 23

SUNDAY, K0VE31BEB 13, 1351. JUE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SEG 2 PAGE Ten Hoosiers Serve Their Country At Home And In Battle Abroad Second Lt Dean I. Chapman, New Albany, recently teamed with another Thunderjet pilot over North Korea to inflict heavy damage on an enemy MIG-15. During the air battle, one nmt nlana U'to tic rA Ba w.K- I i 1 vtv yr i vvsrf i tu nr. "-sk pvr' bef of the 136th Fighter-Bomber Wing of the Fifth Air Force.

The wing recently completed combat sortie. WHITE MF.CUM EAR LEV SMITH BLACK HLSOV AMSTUTZ BRIMBERRY DeBOO CHAPMAN Morgantown, is completing his basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tex. Pvt. Dun M. Rhu-k, son of Mrs.

Irene M. Black, Warsaw, is on duty with the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, also at San Diego. He has enlisted for three years. Serving at the Lackland Air Force Base at San Antonio, is Pvt. Harold L.

Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Wilson, many. They are members of the 443d Trooper Carrier Wing, one of the latest air units to arrive in Europe to support North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces.

The wing's functions are to carry and supply troops and to evacuate casualties. It is now participating in "Exercise Cirrus," a maneuver. Pvt. Billy Dean White, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel White, Emit A. DeBoo, husband of Mrs. Margaret DeBoo, 31 North Kenmore Road, has been pro-fnoted to lieutenant commander in the Navy. A former resident of Chicago, the officer is serving aboard an aircraft carrier, the U.S.S. Boxer.

Pvt. Valier Grant Amstutz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oswin Amstutz, Berne, has completed initial training at the Marine Corps re- Force Base, San Antonio, Tex. The basic training is designed to prepare him for entrance into Air Force technical training and assignment to specialized work.

Lackland is the world's largest air force base. MSgt. Ralph O. Smith, 1916 Prospect Street, and Sgt. Craig M.

Mecum, 2324 North Delaware Street, are serving at the RheinMain Air Base in Ger- cruit depot in San Diego, CaL Before joining the service, he was employed by the Indiana Construction Company at Fort Wayne. He is a graduate of Berne High School. Pvt. Robert Brimberry. 20-year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. L. D. Brimberry. 917 West Drive, Woodruff Place, is completing his Air Force basic indoctrination course at Lackland Air Pvt.

Samuel A. Earley, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. L.

Eailey. 2842 Forest Manor, is assigned to the Second Recruit Training Battalion, Marine Corps Recruit Depot at San Diego, Cal. A graduate of Arsenal Technical High School, he is scheduled to complete training this month. 2318 North Illinois Street. He formerly attended Shortridge High School.

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36th Anniversary Special Rates Now in Effect Ask About Our 2-for-l Rates Civil Rights Dispute Threatens To Split Demo Party Lines By DOX WHITEHEAD Washington (AP) Talk of "Why there's bound to be some profit," the youngish Tuczak exclaimed. "Anything would be better than the boating I was taking when I had to throw good food out the back door." "I'M STILL PAVING outlandish wholesale prices, but the volume of sales will more than make up for the difference." Last week's records showed an average take of $55 a day. "You know how much I'm taking in every day now?" the cafe operator asked. "Something like $600." The waitresses were as happy Housing conditions around military Installations in' the United States generally are "deplorable," the Senate preparedness subcommittee said in a blistering indictment of "shameless rent gouging" of servicemen and their families this fall. However, lt singled out two area, Columbia, S.C., and Lake Charles, for commendation tn its rail for drastic, action to prevent serious damage to service morale.

Here is what joint army and civic co-operation has done to improve ronditions in Columbia. Columbia, S.C. (AP) "Columbia is known as a good army town." This report by a Senate com mittee investigating housing for military personnel merely confirms a reputation dating back to the Spanish-American War. The approximately 50,000 men in the 8th and 31st Divisions at nearby Fort Jackson are enjoying the fruits of a long period of joint Army-Civilian efforts to provide plenty of reasonably priced housing. THE SENATE COMMITTEE headed by Senator Johnson (D-Tex.) reported Fort Jackson is "a prime example of the benefits that flow from sincere attempts by the military and local authorities to co-operate on the housing problem." The present civilian-army or- political revolt against President Truman and his civil rights pro ganization got started as the Camp Jackson Committee in 1939, when the 5th Division was being assembled.

Now known as the Columbia Armed Services Committee, it was set up under Chamber of Commerce sponsorship at the suggestion of residents who remembered sk'-rocketing rents of the World War I period. Housing became a problem here in 1940 when the 8th Division came to Fort Jackson and was followed by the 30th Division. The committee first got the Columbia housing authority to allocate 100 units of a low-cost housing project to military1 personnel. Then it promoted construction of Jackson homes on the post with Federal aid. A FORT JACKSON billeting office was set up in Columbia to handle all military rentals.

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HERE'S VOVIl seems quite sure how the rebellion will be staged if there is one. States' Rights leaders still are groping for a positive course of action some means with which to defeat Mr. Truman and block a civil rights platform plank without abandoning the Democratic Party entirely. THIS BECAME CLEAR in the last few days during the Southern governors' conference at Hot Spring, Ark. The anti-Truman forces know where they're headed but they don't yet know how they're going to get there.

On the other side, pro-Truman forces in Dixie have begun to speak out boldly against any rebellion that would split the party. They seem disposed to challenge the States' Righters in a dispute that threatens to grow into a bitter family quarrel in the South. Young Governor Sid McMath of Arkansas disclosed this mood recently when he said: "We're going to fight for the South. We can't take it for granted." THE HOT SPRINGS conference also showed that Mr, Truman can make peace with his Southern political foes for a price. But the cost tag on the peace package apparently is nc bargain for the President.

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