Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1951 — Page 8

PAGE 8 In the Service—

Two Local Brothers Fail

To Link Up

Damon Robert Monschein Monschein © Chinese Communists have thwarted attempts of two Indianapolis brothers to meet in Korea, although the young servicemen fought within 10 miles of each other at the start of the Chinese spring offensive. The two combat men are Pfc. Damon Monschein, 22, formerly of the 16th Marine Reserve Battalion, and Cpl. Robert Monschein, 24, serving with the Second Division of the Army. They are the pons of Mrs. Charles

rick was deferred until he

Fred Monschein

on Korea Front

14822 Wentworth Ave.

A third brother, Frederick, 18, also a for-|

mer 16th Battalion member, is on

{

duty at Camp Lejeune, N. C.

Fights Out of Trap was the first He arrived in

to go Korea

Damon overseas,

{last October, and fought in and {out of the Communist traps above (the 3$th Pareflel.

Learning that Damon was in combat, Robert volunteered to go overseas. In an attempt'to find his broth- §

er he .hitch-hiked 116 miles north from Pusan, but missed Damon by three days. He later called his mother «long distance from Pusan. Robert is a veteran of four

years service in the Army, and once was assigned to civil service duty in Pearl Harbor. He attended Tech High School. Both Damon and Fredrick are Howe wHigh School graduates. Both were called to duty with the Marines last August, but completed his high school- education. Damon is now with the First Marines, while his brother is attend-

[ing advanced training school.

Damon, was employed by Shield

Gardner, Press before called to service.

‘Ghost’ That Told That Flying Saucer You | Time Now Gone Might See Won't Be

With the Wind

HOBART, Australia, May 25 (CDN)—A “ghost” that specialized in time signals has been laid to rest at the home of Tasmania's governor, Sir Hugh ‘Binney. It was tracked down after Lady

Binney complained that at odd to record cosmic rays

CHICAGO, May 25 (UP)—This is a notice to anyone who might think he’s sighted a flying saucer

in the next few days.

Please take another long look.

It's very probably a device re{leased yesterday by University of Chicago professor Marcel Schein

at an alti-

times in recent years she had|tude of 80,000 feet.

heard a “mysterious voice” in the dining room calling out, quarter past 11.”

The device was lifted by 24

“It’s hydrogen-filled balloons and is {expected to travel at least 200

The trail led to the servants’ miles from Chicago before returnquarters. Admitting to playing a/ing automatically to earth.

prank on her ladyship, the servants explained that a sound “just like a human voice” could be heard if the dining room door was/ left slightly ajar and wind was in the east. “It's a terrible thing to confess,” admitted one servant sheep-| ishly, “but we would ask the| stewards to leave the door open

a wee bit.” | Capyright, 1951, for The Indianapolis Times} ———————————————

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