Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1945 — Page 29

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Yank Sub Tracer Drove Nazis Wild

were being sunk. The Sonobuoy was described mans wild” in the summer of 1944 | as a radio-equipped buoy. when they began using a secret | Dropped from a plane, it radioed device knbwn as “Sonobuoy™ | back to the aircraft the sound of which enabled planes to trace | the U-boat as it moved under the course of a submerged sub- | the water. marine, It enabled allied airmen to Five naval anti-submarine ex- {| hever overhead and listen as the perts disclosed at a news corifer- | enemy submarines surfaced. They ence yesterday that the Germans | then were easy prey for a sudden never dic find out how their subs | surprise attack.

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5 GAS VICTIMS | * SERIOUSLY ILL

Two Reported in Critical Condition at Hospital.

Two persons were cFitically ill in City hospital today, and three others were hospitalized as the result of inhaling gas which escaped from a main at 2400 on Central ave. yesterday. A Listed in a critical condition were: * Mrs. Shirley Bisanti, 26, 2416 Central ave. : Mrs, Nola Bright, 54, of 2418 Central ave. Mrs. Bisanti’s husband, Lt. Leonard Bisante, who also was overcome by gas as he slept, was taken from City hospital to Billings last night. Mrs. Bright's husband, Jacob, 62, and Mrs. Eilene Johnson, 30, of 2416 Central ave, both are reported in fair condition at City hospital. Others Not Serious Other persons affected by the gas as it leaked into three homes on the west side of Central responded to first aid treatment and were not hospitalized. Spokesmen for the Citizens Gas

{and Coke Utility said the gas is | believed to have come from a break LOCAL SOLDIERS {in a 16-inch high pressure main |

| buried about eight feet below 24th |

{and Central. i : The leakage is believed to have

| started at about 6 a. m., about two {hours before residents began to feel the effects of carbon monoxide; the ; : He ares factor in the illuminating Groups of Indianapolis Men

ER NO TORAV FOR On Way Home Listed. TRUMAN'S JOB. BILL tot cs tos or ares in Now vors

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 (U. P.). Sunday aboard the Sea Robin en —The house executive expenditures | route to Camp Atterbury. {committee appeared unmoved today Those listed are: {by President Truman's efforts to B GF Mors ts. ette. Sab. Chests | speed action on his jobs-for-all bill. | hl pe A i ber Ne | Chairman Carter Manasco (D. & : ; : .

INDIANAPOLIS GIRLS will try for the title, “Carnival Queen,” at the Victory Bazaar” Sunday in the Kirshbaum center: They are left to right, first row (above): Harriett Dicter, Barbara Escol, Carol Goldberg and Mimi Kulwin; second row, Sylvia Adelsman, Sarah Sussman, Eleanor Yosha, Rose Weinberg; third row, Mrs. Abe Klapper, contest

{House yesterday to discuss a speed! ymyersagt, T. 3d Gr. Raleigh J. Parr, {up, said he still doubted the com=|s sgt. Avery J. Faulkner, and Pfc, Robert ‘mittee would approve the type of{A. Brooks.

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to arrive today in New York aboard the Claymont Victory en route to Camp Atterbury. They are:

T. Sgt, Samuel O. Sinn, : Two local men are listed as due

to arrive in Newport News today aboard the B. T. Washington en route to Camp Atterbury. They are: Pfc. Harold L. Hart, 1014 Prospect, and T. 5th Gr. Joseph M. O'Donnell, 1825 Lockwood.

MAN IS SAVED FROM CHAIR IN LAST HOUR

Cleveland Greathouse, 65, was too happy and stunned today to com- | ment on the 30-day reprieve, which A | last night saved him from the : a electric chair 47 minutes before he was to walk the “last mile.” Governor Ralph F. Gates gave no | reason for staying the execution of the Gary Negro, self-styled min-| ister, who was sentenced to death last August for the slaying of his common-law wife, Rebecca Coaklin, | 38, at Hammond. At the trial, the] prosecution charged that Great-! house stabbed the woman 43 times. | Only 24 hours earlier, a petition | by a group of Gary ministers for clemency was denied by Governor | Gates. Greathouse had eaten what he | thought would be his last meal—a | chicken dinner, and ‘was smoking a| cigar when the governor's reprieve! came. {

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Compete for ‘Carnival Queen’ Title

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STOLEN RADIUM FOUND IN JAPAN

Yanks Seize Supply Nazis Took From Czechs.

TOKYO, Oct. 26 (U. P.)~American troops seized another $5,500,000 in bullion and other valuables—including $2,500,000 worth of radium stolen by the Nazis from Czechoslovakia—in Japan today. j| Sixth army counter-inteligence | troops found the radium in vaults | pf the German consulate at Osaka. i| It had been sent by Czeghoslobh | vakia to Japan in the 1930's for ##% | hospital ‘use and was confiscated by chairman: Edith Lafkowitz, Ruth | the Germans when they occupied! Farb and Mrs. Rudy Klapper, co- the Czechoslovak homeland. chairman. ? The radium was packed in lead The bazaar is sponsored by the vials in lead-lined caskets, but X-Beth-El * Zedeck Temple Sister. |Yay tests at the 36th evacuation hood to raise funds for the tem. | DOSPital revealed that the vials were ple Sunday school, a Sisterhood |leaking precious radiation. New project. Mrs. David Granowsky |lead containérs were built for it. is Sisterhood president and Mrs. | The remaining $3,000,000 worth of Nathan Regenstrief and Mrs. Sam |Silver bullion and valuables was

Dicter are chairmen of the ba- |S¢ized by troops of the 97th inZaar. fantry division in a raid on a Japa-

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the world’s distance record with a i a 10,306-mile non-stop flight last FOOD FOR BERLINERS July. Aly | BERLIN, Qct. 26 (U, P)—An SI | American proposal which would per-

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The semi-annual conference of | bracket—ration card holders in Ber-' the Indiana Typographical Unions {lin as a winter health measure was will convene at 2 p. m. tomorrow | referred today to the allied control’ in the Lincoln hotel for a two-day | council. :

The plan was discussed yesterday session, Approximatel 5 | ”: pproximately | 150 ‘dele {at the kommandatura’s weekly gates are expected to atlend the meeting put decision was left to the conference. council because of opposition,

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PITTSBURGH, Oct. 26 (U. P.). ~—Don’t play bridge with your husband, women members of the Pittsburgh Bridge association | were told at the opening of their annual tournament here. | “Trying to play" bridge with one’s husband is just about the | quickest way to the divorce court: | that I can think of,” said Mrs. |

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