Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1950 — Page 3

3, 1950

THURSDAY, SEPT, 2, 1950

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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. - » 73 . 2 : in Salmon Wait Vain ar Smoke Screen i Play, With Tos Hoosier Elks Russia Reported Open [ Snafu. lelmen Wed al ' : ? WASHINGTON, Sept, {(UP)—~Fishermen who waited in ow? echanical Heart Made E | er ne re Dre fr erates who yatad 2 To Europe an sia Feace | hent's latest telephone di- lsalmon to return to the Adams | ild's Erector Set Plan Meetings P meen or [RY } MOW | er in British Columbia esti« } v y - ‘ f om . . 1 a Eddi _Threate $ East From Child's Erector Se WASHINGTON. -Sept:—28 [UP] unless reported peace feelers from - rectory lists gumbers for | J1o%, 10 Srifleh COloaia edo ot. 28 (UP) “Russia's new interest in ‘‘peace” North Korea bring a quick end - yout 320 government million, according to the Cae in on Radio 3 { By PAUL F. ELLIS, United Press, Science Editor - = was pushed a step farther today to the Korean War. Judi: ihe Inadian Biireau of Statistics. It Health Danger Seen | NEW YORK, Sept. 28-—Scientists-at Yale I'niversity have found. 66 Lodgés will Attend by a Radio Moscow assertion that - Reaction to reports that North budldings. ne nang hE Ha the te time in the history his govern= If Cloud Settles ra mew Use for junior's erector set. They have put the metal pieces Annual Fall Event the Soviet ‘Union’ is ready “to ne- Korea had forwarded peace feel- orton Reformatory, of Canadian fsherv that the sale State De- By United Press together and made a méhanical heart. Exalted rulers, secretaries and gotiate a stable peace, ‘In Asia ers to India through the Chinese Botanic gardens and even mon have not returned to the Adt: the other The giant smoke screen drift- The device, which already has been used successfully for almost ‘ and fn Europe ®™ Communist - regime at Peking, “lighthouses.” But 1t doesn't ams River every four yeas. et your liv- two minutes-in dogs, costs aboyt $5 to build—yet knowledge learned members from 66 Hoosier lodges = 4 q. iet broadcast “Heard “by was mixed at the United Nations, give 9—iupiber for the el p with FBI ing over the eastern states from from its éxperimental use may in* time be worth millions will attend the Indiana Elks As- government IiStening posts here where no official word. had been . re ’ NEW SMAN KILLS SELF burning Canadian forests could The Yale scientists, Drs. Wil- ~— TT |sociation’s 31st annual fall meet- ties the “peace” policy to the Ko- Sever, a V hile Biguss is ‘ ¢ | CASPER; Wyo., Sept. 26 (UP) \ ome a serious health threat to liam H. Sewell and William W. L.. y Lo. , rean War, nformed sources in New L ne of the Departments ~-Joe Hill, 28-year-old managing your radio bec o Love in Boom ing :Saturday and Sunday at the", "i; \ 09 States was por- India, said it was believed the| telephone operators has the editor of the Casper Mornin persons suffering asthmatic, heart /Glenn, told of the development in | : % and po ; pe g tion.” said the current issue of Surgery. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28 Antlers Hotel. Between 400 and y;,3y,q a5 the real aggressor in peace negotiations had been going answer: :. Star, sat down at his desk today, ations Com. and respiratory troubles, medical Eventually, the device may be {UP)—Mrs. Amelia Bange, 500 persons are expected to ate Korea and the one nation that'on for some time through the In-| “There was a mistake. (wrote out his—obituary and then where the authorities said today. ‘used by surgeons when they open 47, realized today that a tend. stands In the way of a settle: dian ambassador to Peking. Sar-' The White House number fired a bullet into his head. He $ in on the They likened the slowly seftling the heart directly for surgical re-| western-style gun fight is Distinguished “guests will in- ment dar Pannikar. The Indian foreign| is listed under ‘Weather died in an ambulance en route to pall to the layer of industrial pairs. | an Fight a foe movies but clude Joseph B. Kyle, Gary, na- The Soviet campaign aided by affairs Hnistry Jetcaing fet Bureau.’ ” a hospital n_said the smoke that hung over Donora,! Blood Intercepted { . PoL.un rea: ‘ire. tional grand exalted ruler; Arnold assists from Communists around cence to discuss the negotiations ——————— rn - J re duly ree Pa., in the or of 1948. The In using the device on dogs.) Police charged that Mrs. wegtérman, Louisville, grand es- the world poses a tough prob- said only “no communication yet] STRAUSS SAYS: i : 2 ; , Bange put on a cowgirls teemed leading knight: J. Edgar lem for American officials has been received from Pannikar k, but une deaths of abeout-20-persons were the scientists intercepted the . en 8 ® { ! e s secret. attributed to that death-dealing blood before it entered the right. outst last night, barricaded yj, ters, Chicago. grand secre-| They are wondering if there is In Peking sy the voles cloud. Medical experts said too side of the heart. herself in her home with a tary, and Bruce A. Campbell. East any “meat” in" the peace feelers. Reaction here ranged from open e said: Yes, much of the present smoke might’ The interception was made by File and greeted her hus- St. Louis, Ill, past grand exalted And they are uneasy lest the cam- welcome for the report from in the em- produce the same fatal results inserting a tube into the jugular band, Herman, with 3_bul: {ruler. paign may be successful in slow- many delegations to the-cemment » can’t give Gots Neuter Ground Coie in the neck. The blood then let through the hand when Registration for the meeting ing down the rearmament effort by a Russian delegate who was ne y ‘ . was drawn out by a small electric he tried to enter the front will begin at 10 4 m, Saturday. of this country and its Western quoted as saving that the terms ne ‘and ad. The smoke from Canada’s worst pump, and sent through a special door. ' " A ball in=honor of Mr. Kyle will Alles of the feeler were "too pat to he: - t info fires in 20 years has circled lazily tl tube into th ] ry We just can’t get along, be at 10 p. m. Saturday at the Urges Arms Program authentic.” Jacob A. Malik, Rus-| 3 re over the eastern United States OT di to he na she told police. "hotel * The first moves in an admin- Sia’ s permanent United Nations for five days, getting nearer the : ETT TTT tr oT meetin os 11 be ( , a . , delegate, said he knew nothing The left side of the heart re- District fneetings will be held istration effort to counteract any ground each day. eives [ } y Reds Enter West Reich from 10 a. m. until noon Sunday letdown in the rearmament drive about the reported feeler fal Russian The heavy fumes from 125 sep- Peives Hood Tom ihe aps proves © Week- E d R i and there will be a banquet al were made al by W. It was entirely possible that the s Washing- arate fires in Alberta and British supply of oxygen, and it is the or ee n allies 30 p. m.. with Mr. Kyle giving Averell Harriman, President Tru- peace feelers had been floated as nt. But she Columbia stretched from New right side that receives the de- FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. the principal address. A banque! man's foreign affairs adviser, @ “trial balloon” with or without | une in Mos- England to Florida and back to oxygenated blood and pumps it 28 (UP)—Soyiet zone Commu: for the Elks ladies will be held and Gen. Omar N. Bradley, Chair- Russian consent, to determine re-| the Great Lakes. High altitude jf; the lungs. In the Yale experi- nists, estimated by German at 12:30 p. m. Sunday at the Lake man of the U. 8. Joint Chiefs of action to a possible Communist ernment. A winds have pushed patches of it mant the mechanical heart took sources at 30,000 to 40.000, Shore Country Club Staff move to end the Korean War with Department across 3000 miles of the Atlantic gyer the duties of the right side streamed across the border todav Rlks Lodge 13 of Indianapolis Mr. Harriman said the nation 48 much face-saving grace as er—you'l " England and Scotland, where of the heart. for a series of week-end rallies in will be host to the state meeting. “will be in mortal peril” ‘unless possible. * ne else.” the smoke turned the sun an Regulates Circulation Western Germany. The local lodge will initiate a it goes through with the arma- sa: said thers Took. 28 Setie Blue The doctors’ report said a flow- All leaves for West German po- class tomorrow night in honor of ment program. In an address be- Asks for Unconditional e. The book - One meteorologist said there meter in the tube measures the liC€ in certain sections were can- the association state president. fore the Yale Club, he warned Surrender of Reds ot, all right. was one chance in 10 that the flow of blood and helps regulate Celed and the 22,000 state police of Thomas FE. Burke of Lafayette. against “relaxing” now that good TOKYO. Sept. 28 (UP)—Presin't. . heavy pall would drift out to sea the circulation of blood through north Rhine-Westphalia were or- The initiation will be at & p. m. news is coming in from Korea. dent Syngman Rhee of South Ko-| get Radio only to be replaced with fresh i purlip. dered to be on the lookout for at the Antlers. A buffet lunch . Gen. Bradley told a Nationa! rea said today that his: govern. smoke clouds funneled down from “ "ig a si ice. possible disorder 'will follow. Press Club luncheon that the ! 8 ! ’ | " {+ pry 2 a yap! . v C C Ce 88 ncies 15.23 Canada next week. } The “heart” is a simple device et meme en _ ee greatest danger” confronting Ment would accept nothing less| 9.69 mej a- However, fire fighters in British Some of ils paris can be bought; . the western world is that it will ! ha n unconditional surrender ’ 8 Cc . od . the five-and-dime store. The Liquor Firm Seeks . Not Sorry He's . RL ’ .e the from Communist North Korea. olumbia said many of the forest ; ; hild’ " t > * let its guard down . .. once the octors said a child's toy ereetor . le y . > Cima He contemptuously rejected rom 5:30 to blazes now are under control and oi" iin its pieces of metal and’ TO Build Warehouse Missing in Action United Nations success has beer + peace terms” which Lake Suc-| the skies are clear of smoke over , . = , .. . d in Korea.” e sal so : oT os Tie the Jog 578 B. C., center of a O\ts and taps also was used. | The Fred A. Beck Co. 214 S. ELKHART, Sept. 28 (UP)—Ol- achieve! Eoropes defenses are the cess reports said had been sug-| The same inexpensive electric pennsylvania St. today sought lie Briley was showing friends and «German gested by the North Koreans | ghts of life 100-square-mile forest fire area. t that in the erector Sy key to security and® German 5%’ gp verti ————r——— 8s 0 elegra ro e ; § ( g i | in English. motor that comes in ereclor permission to build a $180.000 neighbors a telegram from th troops are vital in building them. There was no confirmation » the man Death St ik Aaqai set was used to operate the elec: warehouse at 1930-50 N. Illinois Defense Department today which = available in Tokyo, that the nt said ea rkes . gain n _ trie pump. St. informed him that his son Lee, UN Approval to Cross North Koreans had begun putting ia AY ORR. bo jo Sept: 2M NAMED y DEFENSE ADE The liquor distributing firm 25, had been missing in action in out peace feelers. ( )—Mrs. ella anchnia 2h

said in its petition the building Korea since Sept. |—bu! he wasn't 38th Parallel Likely Although U. S. authorities here!

60. was killed yesterday when she - WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 (UP) would be one-story and fireproof the least bit unhappy about it. FLUSHING, N. Y. Sept. 28 refused to comment, they ob-| walked into the path of a Long —Robert A. Lovett, former Un- with off-street parking facilities’ Lee telegraphed his parents (UP)—Informed sources believed viously would oppose any with-| Island Railroad train at a grade dersecretary of State, will be the for 30.cars provided. A zoning from Tacoma, Wash., that he had today the United Nations General drawal of Communist troops into crossing. Two years ago, her new Deputy Secretary of Defense, ¥

board hearing on the petition for been disc harged from the Army variance of zone regulations will:Jufy 21. be e held Oct. 23.

Assembly will give tacit au-iNorth Korea and confinement of! thorization to Gen. Douglas Mac- American” forces to the Pusan Arthur to cross the 38th Parallel area.

daughter Stella was killed while the White House announced to-

He never had been in crossing the same tracks. (day.

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William C. Behnke

Services Tomorrow Services for William C. Behnke, | retired 17-year employee of Hib-| ben-Hollweg & Co., will be held| at 10:30 a. m. *5morrow in Harry| W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. om Mr. Behnke, whose home was at 229 N. Forest St. died Saturday in the home of a' skiter, Mrs. Emma Mueller, Pasadena, Cal. He was 66. Retiring in May, Mr. Behnke moved to California two months ago. He was a member of Englewood Masonic Lodge 715. Although a native of 8t. Louis, he

had lived in Indianapolis more than 50 years. . i A niece, Mrs. Helen Gwinn,

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Gomer O. Burton Services for Gomer Otis Birton, who died yesterdav in his home, 140 E. 23d St., will be to- ‘ morrow at 1 p. m. in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will]

be in East Union Cemetery, Tipton.

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