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ash head-on during a

MONDAY, APR. 30, 1951

Other Car Blame You.Dort Replace Them— Train Kills Three |

In Bus Tracedy | God, We Can't Keep girs i Survivor a Wy. Losing Our Best Men’ Soiiers in Tank |

Sought to Miss Auto By JIM G. LUCAS 5 Br United’ Press / Seripvs-Howard gy | WEIRTON, W. Va. pr: 30--Al ON THE CENTRAL KOREAN FRONT, Apr. 30—We lit green boy survivor in a runaway bus flares in a river bed and a helicopter came in for a landing. thorities indicated today no accident that killed 10 church- They loaded Capt. B in one litter and the helicopter took off. charges would be filed against the goers and injured 44 others said | A sergeant waved, and the colonel blew his nose. y lengineer of a speeding passenger today the driver lost control when “Damned good officer,” he said angrily. “I don't know who'll train that struck an M-4 medium | he ied to avoid hitting an auto- be sent, but he won't be that good. Replacement hell! You tank and killed three soldiers. h don't replace men like that.” UGeorge Stunda, 14, sald driver| The captain had been shot miserably. “They haven't got all ior, She 3aitk hulling outol John (Joe) Kraina, 30, swerved to through the chest just as his the reports in. 7 a curve, but it was Bg. Aro to miss the automobile, which had [company broke 59 A Day Adds Up stop,” J. F. Marion, 61, Marion pulled from a side street, after contact with the | The executive officer put down 0, said. . , | |

Stalled on Ohio | | Grade Crossing

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the bus had started down a mile-| oo al Marte enemy. re ont He ay adds up,” he! Erie Railroad officials said the “And that's when 1 believe the bad. This one sald, simost tp imselt; =. [LAIR Was moving 80 to 70 miles brakes let go,” the youth sald. |was worse. The - “Sixty-five,” the colonel correct. PF hour when it struck the 33-ton The bus, loaded to capacily driver who ed him. “Sixty-five of the best Sherman tank, which had stalled plowed into a concrete retaining brought him in men in the world.” jon tha tracks. : wall at the bottom of the hill at was crying. a speed of about 60 miles an hour. “Why'd it have The impact hurled Mr. Kraina 300 to be him?” he feet to his death, asked Do one Door ‘Pried Open fn particu- * Eight persons died yesterday.) jar. “There's so

National Guardsmen. Ronald

Officers and men were taking

out. {Livinston, 22, Doylestown, O., and"

“Back across the 38th Parallel oq Nichols, 21, Akron, was In-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Rob N. Side Liquor Store Midnight Deadline o%' fore Hi Wisi

Three Times in Month Ti A North 8ide liquor store owner was wondering today if he . For Times Conte

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marked by bandits and burglars.

Three times this month, Hoots Liquor Store, 1216 N. Pennsyl-| . t was electrocuted yesterda vania St, has been robbed, owner Walter Tague reported. Last anes. Const. Suara Contest. 1s y night burglars carted off a safe containing $222, Police investigating the burglary found a man hiding under ay the 12 contest pictures clipped] A control wire attached to’ BARBERTON, O., Apr. 30—Au- porch in the vicinity. They ar. —-——— - - ; rested Leonard Freeman, 32. of Man Dies in Flames

708 W. North St. on a pre-bur-

glary charge. An alleged accomplice, Taylor, 24, of 225 W, 21st 8t., was arrested later at his home on in-

formation obtained from Free- h

man, Rob Ambulance Driver

A week-end sojourn to Louis-

ville, Ky., ended in a hospital for i... of the blaze.

an Indianapolis General Hospital ambulance driver. Eniil J. Kaiser, 31, of 2023 College Ave., was slugged and robbed

by two men who forced their way|30 (UP)—Richard Meleady, an| between the ages of 13 and 17 in was hospitalized for treatment of" | Outside it wasn’t quite dark. The tank was manned by Ohio i, nis car while he was waiting Irish immigrant who forgot his the circulation area of The Times.|a fractured jaw suffered whem

for a traffic light to change.

John Willlam Wildt, 52, was burned to Like to Visit the Coast Guard of here.

their final smoke before the black. Feterman, 19, Barberton; William “yr. waiser was forced to drive day. The forgotten birthday was Guard contest, The Times, 214 floor when he scuffled with °° Dale Cox, 27, Akron, were killed. ;. p04 of $15, a wrist watch, his|

Times State Servies WARSAW, Apr. 30—Terry Const lesi,. 16-year-old model airp! Deadline for entries in The ¢Nthusiast from near Misha

: this model plane came in co | Entries. must be accompanied/With a high-voltage power " TT T7777" |trom The Times, an official entry plane carried the shock to the blank, and a statement of 100 boy. The accident occurred ‘at PRINCETON, Apr. 30 (UP)--|Words or less on “Why I Would|Palestine, eight miles southwest

death last night when fire de- Academy at New London, Conn.”

stroved his two-room home near| The first prize winner will re- me BY. idol Rom Kendall/ceive an all-expenses-paid round Playful Stranglehold iW said the blaze apparently was trip tothe Coast Guard Academy, RT caused by a flerosene lamp ex-/Where he will be a guest of the Fatal fo Youth, 19 ahi FT. WAYNE, Apr. 20 (UP)==A"

plosion. Mr. Wildt's wife and nine Superintendent for two days, and children were at church at the ® visit to New York City to/friend's stranglehold during.

attend the premiere of Republic's |“horseplay” was fatal today hy Aa L551 ——— “Fighting Coast Guard” film. Everett Betts; 19, LaGrange. ‘He’ Lost Birthday Second prize is a $50 Savings died in St. Joseph's pital yea is

: 'bond, third prize a $25 bond. |terday of a blood clot in the. COUER D'ALENE, Idaho, Apr.| The contest is open to all boys heart, physicians said. al

birthday last Friday, died yester-| Send entries to: Times Coast he blacked out and fell to thé’

Two other passengers, Valentino Grossi, 58, and Patsy Rock, 6, died early today in a nearby Steubenville, O., hospital. George Studa said he heard

damned many fit Mr.L could have happened to—and it had to be him. What's going to! happen to us, colonel?” he asked. “You'll be all right, Walker,”

[for the fourth time,” said somefone.” “How long must we keep (this up?”

{ured seriously. | Don Jammison, 24, Rittman, O.,

“Think they'll make us go up

|{the tank commander, jumped clear a ILouisvilla street. Mr.

to an isolated spot in the country, his 107th. W. Maryland St. playmate. Vikan ‘badge and a pistol. He was bound pf {and gagged. . ol | His car was recovered later on STRAUSS 3 " Raiser SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW end

|there again?’ asked another.

and was not hurt. An officer of the 137th Medium

wound up in a hospital with cuts {about the head.

—qareat

Mr. Kraina, who had weaved Inigaiq the col “Ha? | “We'll be here all right,” some- . onel. He'll pull 4 ; ’ {Tank Battalion said the train hit| and out of traffic, shout, Hang through. He'll be state-side in alone growled. “Who'll take Our the tank a glancing blow and| on, everybody!” as the bus neared few weeks.” (places? Hell, when you're sent carried one track and several the retaining wall. “I hope so, sir,” said Walker. 1° Korea you're forgotten. As fast wheels nearly 1000 feet down the| The youth said the next thing “I sure hope so. That's what I as we send a man out they send track. He said the tank's heavy | he remembered was being helped yy) tell the guys. He'll be drink-Dim back. |chassis was battered and its tur-|

ae yeuiele, Deus Stews ing to us at some classy bar Has Bad Heart iret and 76-millimeter gun were] before we know it. Ain't that! “We shi Frank out today. knocked off. door open. right, Colonel” pred y

| |The guy's got a bad heart and The impact spilled the six-car ut eg “That's right, Walker,” said blacks out if he overstrains him- (The Lakes Special from the ralls front of the bus. Workers from the colonel, without much convic- (self. But they've sent him back [and left its two-section diesel enthe nearby bus company garage tion. /twice and theyll send him back Sine tilting at a 45-degree angle. used. acetylene torches to free We've got a good outfit,” he again. We've got one officer re- Two passengers aboard the them. [said. “Our lines were never|turned to duty with a belly wound train were injured. One was hos“It was horrible,” one of the broken. But we can’t keep it up| whieh hasn't healed. That's how Pitalized. workers said. “Those people were/if We keep losing our best men. bad we need men, particularly ., , = jammed in there in a big, jangled| Sooner or later it's going to|officers.” ‘Fisherman Drowns mass, screaming and moaning apr to us. God, I hate to see| The colonel walked up un-, ELKHART, Indiana, Apr. 30

it happen to an outfit like ours.” |noticed and sat down on the side (UP)—Edward W. Genereux, 68, HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO| At chow the colonel got hislof a jeep. “One of my young of- Elkhart, drowned in the St. SELL? A Times “For Sale” ad nightly reports from the adju-|ficers won his 10th purple heart Joseph River near Bristol yespresents your offer to thousandsitant. The adjutant reported 59 this morning—his sixth in Korea,” terday while fishing. Authorities of bargain hunting readers every casualties—none killed. There'd said the colonel. “He'll probably said he apparently slipped off the day. PHONE Rl-ley 5551 and been six missing. come back. This time, they onlyiriver bank. His wife pulled his place your ad! | ‘“There’s more,” said the colonel|shot him in the hip.” body -to shore.

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