Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1949 — Page 8

= ; IB itr 8 DL Aug 18 (UP diana. nor Senator, wil speak 1 1d girl was } 3 4 i “the Retary Club _lmcheon|s A-Year 0d gir " 13. (UP). Dr. Roque 1zz0, nn va aa) IAF i tl Sis nian suffered when we Bt. baa recut Room "ofthe Caupoolicttt in the Badiands near Dore

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"tiring foreign minister Juan At-| “AS Trdlgna"y polio total climbed) jo Bramuglia has been settled and to 419 yesterday, the death of a ia proposed duel between the two'!23-year-old Russiaville wo man ance . {men will not take place; {fixed the fatality toll at 44... _.

; Dr. Izz0 made the brief an-{- Fourteen new cases were re- in VI wr “. A ld A. tu 1 fe) a. -. 1 BA B comers fon : . ane FOR RUPTUR EF rouncement to newsmen without pomted. ih Ws Hint : ‘ for the closing details about how the! Balpnspols count: st) wi . ; ) 4 Sh HE hod : SIRE" Behool--in .

furnishin eurrent novena o, hat Binds, Cuts, Gouges. dispute “been settled. Remor- a it : : ov : - Flim and Does Not Hold Hn had challenged Bramuglia tojas the parents of 1l-year- served reea; 7 7, | A Catholic Church, {the duel as the climax to a heat- old Barbara Schwieters, who died - | = A : ; : i : i -3 The Rev. Fr: 8 you must wéar a Truss for ed personal Sontroversy between Friday + in Methodist Hospital, . i : 2 ; 2 u \ : ntly appoint « Rifpture, don't miss this. A Post the two men. {completed funeral arrangements. rr fs : | urch, announce d, with name and address, 1s » || Medical authorities were still in- June, ; 8 A : ;

tigh, the ‘complete, modernized Theodore Marion Watson, 19, of Latest reported polio’ death in ' ; er of Jesu: ris Plan of Reducible Rupture gos Blake St. has admitted par- the state was that of Miss Made-| . . r the Cathedral of trol. Now in dally use by| ticipation in two recent Indian- Tine Bitton, of Russiaville. She’ : ll ———— re Me pe o- . eated to the thdusands, who say they never, apolis robberies, police said last dled in Robert Long Hospital yes-| “-” " . - ur Lady. | dared possible such secure, de: night. terday les-than 24 hours yiter pe { ; ¥ re Asqumpti pie and comfortable rup-|. Arrested for the hold up of mission. It was the second polio: - ’ | : . ; ons began a we 3 protection, Safely "blocks! Harry Nata, an Indianapolis Rail- death recorded by Howard, _Coun-| qos Railroader h : a And will end te 5 opening, prevents escape, way trolley operator, Watson is t —e 3 Lived Here 59 Years WS SH CHRIS é ih - — sored = % LL Et == ~- JAIL ol the Assu) ut need for bulky, cumber-isaid to also have confessed as- 4 In SL Jone I Yellow metibare of the Men's] ! 5 r 1 Other nevenas sdiie Trusses, tormenting springs sisting’ In the robbery of al St Joseph County fled the] : : : Bonor of the F of harsh, gouging pad pressure. woman attendant at Davis Clean- slate with new cases yesterday Club, Church of the Little Flower, | ‘ — 8 . maculate Concep ardless of how long ruptured, ers, 403 N. Illinois St. -early in with a total of four. Three others will participate in rosary services| E w— ‘ y the Annunciation or eyed Youlthe mth were A org 8 P- m. tonight for John Law: J i bark’ [i ou tea worn; , and send’ Ungétermined amounts were from Howa ce Foley, retired ~railroader,] , ES | Stock . yar Post Card today. taken in both robberies, | Vanderburgh, Grant, DeKalb, ™" Ww n 4 t ut rer I urp us months of May, | — oO Ee Oa an All . Delaware and LaGrange. who died Friday in the home of a e ou a a ; ; 2 55

month, and Octo Jay County continued to. lead! brother, Leo Foley, 1205 N. Bo- |

His Holiness, |]

jrour days, polio death, that of] ineral Home will be followed by al

i _|requiem high mass at 9 a. m. in {Dorothy Mae ey i gig nv {the Church of the Little Flower. w | Burial will be in Holy Cross Cem-| {ville Hospital Friday night, at ete tery. | | pot counted in the Indiana tota | because the disease was not con-| Mr. Foley, who lived in 707 N.| tracted in the state. IDeQuincy St., was a native of} Tcted I on eayor, Ralph Connersville, Tnd., but had lived| Se yor: iin Indiahapolis 34 years. He re-| Tucker, has proclaimed this week tired in' 1044 after 25 years of | as Polio Prevention Week. fo in the freight offices of

H 3 Sart Ave. He was 70. Rha med § tein a I Suites oi “Tha S ll. sic A e Yi - oR = “ 5d b¢ Cove vere vepores ne pon, ev assem omerron lf | OF Beautiful Suites . . . The Savings Are Tours Pan In sea

Assumption of N e. present novi was planned .a8 the expected pub of the dogma. 70 NEW POLIO, : NEW YORK, Seventy new ca: argest number period this yea

* ROYAL ¢ UNDERWOOD Businesses to Spray DDT Ee f “| . 4 2 z 4 Z = wi today to the Cit © CORONA Among features of the preven-|the Monon Rejoin Cnlgago, A : i L — mz ZZ = , ; ment. . REMINGTON = tion ‘program will be official Previowsly, be had 8p Smployed fii : i : — == Sm ; a closing Thursday afternoon of all |! 3 the Sreigut 's ON ir i 4 z ; 4 E— Ai : It It, taverns, clubs and other business| Railroad and the Central : i Na 7 =e rE — PE] | establishments to give owners a Raliroad in: Indianapolis for 20 IF ; =0—re- Al ro— 2 | chance to spray with DDT. years. a Ab wt md CF RR Ph Pro It's Go any | Only adults will be permitted] He was a member of the = Ze TUB LEE = : 3 EF =——— Fine Jewoles | to attend the funeral of Indian- Church of the Tittle Flower, An- ; = : CHAS € - Machiae ' first victim, Barbara cient Order of Hibernians and the : ap hwieters, at 10 a.m. Tuesday at [Indianapolis Association of Re-| 136 W. Washinglos

[tired Railroadmen. f Our Indy of Lourdes Cathelle Surviving are another brother, |

. , , ill be in Cal- oS Fist THREE MONTHS RENTAL APPLIED ON PURGHE Chyrelt. Burial: w William H. Foley, Indianapolis: | “BA

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vary Cemetery. EIN SMALL MONTHLY AYRES Dr. Gerald F. Kempf, city pov ge William, Clarence SA TAG EA pa i a | RE : -haaith =wonld-not-Say LaF a LE

jeeriain ast the death of Ronald's: 0. and a niece, Mrs. cart “Burk,

' was the result of polio. [Clincinnatl” The child died suddenly Thurs- 1

day night. ‘Results of an autopsy | Joan Gudgel

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