Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1951 — Page 4

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Hoosier Heroes Fraternal Auxiliaries {Harold Hartley . , . Is In The Times every day . , . and every

Forces Young Brother of Korean Mes fire tne i War Casualty in Europe ternal Order of Eagles will hold |

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fore they could launch any|,, rorce. Two weeks ago Allied] He left for {benefits and college educations Turn Left from Elevator new. offensive on the first/tank columns moved in and out duty in Europe j (for children of Eagles killed in| 3 Lf. | Established of the area at will. after finishing military service. MONUMENT For Abused, anniversary of the Korean war. Today's explosive ground action. his training at Lt. Taylor Pvt. Elsbury | Delegates will also hear a re-| CIRCLE Hard-to- 22 Yeon AT hill south of Pyonggang, marked the first significant clal Ft. Benning, Ge, port on the auxiliaries’ part in MA.7437 Wave, Grey, Open Every northern anchor of the triangle, nal is Jon sgn) Beant © bat. Poi Sbickde His brother, Frank Perdue, 747 Fletcher Ave,;! (the Eagle campaign which raised Bleached and Day 8 A. M. Sh ano 1% ime 1 0 7,8 vcion 0 1, cot. Cours” and Co. Merion 1. she ton re 5 Go er || tt 1 a Jul n ol i . for hours. At nightfall the Allies|Ing and aggressive patrolling were. Shield, was kille y of Mr. and Mrs Clifford H, Fies Runyon Fund for Cancer Re-| BROTHERS | ar, J 4th Floor—Comer Il. & Wash.

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United Press Stal Co h BE Sora, Siw To Tut, Lp tints, 2 eS oo owls PICTURES were $C 49 : ear-o. nfantryman who en: 3 3 , e es specially Prepar army turned and fought Saturday, but Allied troops drove, i listed after his |e and Mrs. Raiph Honeycutt, For You! the Reds back in the biggest bayonet battle of the Korean | brother was io I chat t about AND a war i killed in Korea, |general chairman, expect abou A personalized hair style é ti fii has arrived in {350 delegates to attend. FRAMES created for each individual United Nations infantrymen slashed through the once- | Germany with | Mrs. Nellie Bauer of Evansville, Omar RL. 0481 or RI 6090 formidable “Iron Triangle” in central Korea to break up! Company D of (past state president, will discuss, Choose From One |

capturéd the high ground and braced for a counterattack.

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back: the Chinese on the western ul, Missing in Korea

frog¥ near Korangpo above Seoul, while in another day of serial Times State Service Taylor, USN, formerly of 1142 HUNTINGTON, June 24 -— A N. Pennsylvania St, and hus-|

battles 30 American F-86 Sabre5 Te oe ots meer “MIG Alley" and|Mmother, whose son has been miss. band of Mrs, Ruth Schulte Taylor of Coronado, Cal.

enemy jets over “MIG Alley” and; Lt. Taylor is a graduate of|

inflicted another defeat on the ing in action since early November Red planes. received a Silver Star Medal for! . The F-86s damaged one MIG t0/p,.. so) hare Thursday night. Shortridge Hilsn Eehoql ang Bt run the week's total to 35 enemy y nig r planes destroyed or damaged. The! The award, the nation's third | dogfight ended when the enemy highest, was given to Mrs. Ethel! planes again fled to their Man-| Guynn for her son, Pfc. John E.| ‘ churian sanctuary. SnYan The presentation was Resistance to. United Nations made by Col, Roy L. Dalferes, Culadvances and aggressive patrol- |ver Military Academy, | Heb a ling stiffened noticeably all along! Pfe. Guynn was last reported Raymond St, ‘was wounded in| the Korean battlefront in areas With a heavy mortar company in| goreq : whee the Allies fought platoons the Pyongyang area on Nov. 4. | and a oe days ago they| TT Two Hoosler GIs fighting with ha alions and regiments {the Seventh Infantry Division in| Saturday, Dramatic Students {Korea have been awarded Com-| © Reds Reformed Will Give Recital {bat Infantryman’'s Badges for, Li appeared the Communist| Dramatic arts gtudents of Ber. 1ULY In Brouild SODA ie che forces, whipped by the 8th Army’sinice Van Sickle at Jordan College oboe dar son of Mr. and Mrs % cular counteroffensive last| of Music will be presented in an| : adh : : Hod , had reformed. And there annual recital at 8 p. m. next 3.8 strong indications the Chi- Thursday, Friday and Saturday Summer Training nes ‘were moving into the area/in the Civic Theater. Theodore E. Morton, 903 W. no of Kaesong and Korangpo| Called “A-Shopping We Will Go,” 54th St., is among 94 University in west and the Pyonggang|the recital will present a series of of Rochester students who will Ku ng vicinity in the center. skits representing the various de- participate in summer midshipChinese regiment—perhaps partments of a large store. A man's training in the Naval Re- | og ps—fought with bayonets| limited number of tickets will be gerve Officer Training Corps. He ;

Pyonggang area, Field of-|available at the college, 1204 N. has been assigned to the defeers said there was no goubtivelaware St, until 5 p. m. daily. stroyer USS Gearing.

Pvt. Shields, who formerly at-| (tended Technical High School, tn {the son of Mrs. Helen Shields, 435 E. Ninth St.

|In force to clear the Pyonggang! area of Red troops.

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