Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1951 — Page 9

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FRIDAY, APR. 13, 1951 . THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES nits PAGE 9. Plea to Save Son Fails, Gl Dies in Korea | Pheasant Hunters Hopes on Wing [tibia tc lay avr. 3 to 13 ane

* : s : By Science Service and from place to place. the peak of the first layings oc- , | wr Serlog toward Newssawrs | 40 anything to help. that Raymond has had about, | MADISON, Wis., Apr. 13—Bet- yo rm pines 46 2 a hal CUTS Apr. 18 to 28, r APT. 13—Mrs.| “I would feel much better if enough.” Raymond was wounded ter regulation of pheasant-hunt-| 8 xam'ning ———————

Ethel Grodhaus of Wegee, O. (just one of th 1 couldn't be blamed for worrying Just 28 py Was In this |ast September and returned to

about her three sons—Charles, 26,| Rep. Hays forwarded her re-|/the front after recovering. Raymond 20, and Robert, 18, quest to Army officials, then asked! However, the Army turned They" were all on the Korean Mrs. Grodhaus which son she down her request. fighting front and Mrs. Grodhaus wanted moved to a safer place. Then came the tragic message— was “nearly crazy” with her con-| On Apr. 3 she made her choice:| On Mar. 29—six -days before cern for their safety. Finally, she “It's awful hard for me to say|Mrs. Grodhaus made her choice—

asked her congressman, Rep. which one I would like fo have Raymond had been killed in ac-| | Wayne Hays (D. 0.) if he could|transferred, but it seems to meition. |

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pheasant. [Roland K. Meyer of the Univer-| The number of pheasants varies sity of Wisconsin, Madison, Cyril from one hunting season to an- Kabat of the Wisconsin conservaber of eggs laid by the female ton, Pullman, “|| Minois & Market 37 N. Penn. pheasants varies from year to! In southern Wisconsin and . com——_

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