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One Indianapolis Marine wounded and one returned to duty are named along with another Hoosier killed in action
and two dead of wounds in Ko-|.
rea on the Defense Department's latest casualty list. KILLED IN ACTION Pfc. Robert E. Zellars, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Zelars,
AY, JULY 11, "1951
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Sullivan. DIED OF WOUNDS
Pfc. Norbert J. Abraham, hus-| band of Mrs. Jeannette May Ab-|
raham, Crown Point, Pvt. Gene A. Mohney, son of |
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Baumann, |
Martinsville. WOUNDED
Pfe. William O. Carpenter,
USMC, husband of Mrs. William O. Carpenter, 940 Sanders St.
RETURNED TO DUTY
Pfc. Leo. E. Wheeler, son of | Mrs. Blanche Wheeler, 304 S.|
Noble St. A member of the 16th Marine| Battalion, Pfc: William O. Car-| peater was wounded June 28. He graduated from, Tech High School, was called to duty last Aug. 28 and went to Korea in March. The 20 - year -
his wife have a daughter, Linda Sue, 11-year-old. Pfc. L.eo E.
Pfc. Wheeler Wheeler w a s
wounded June 2, gpent several weeks in the hospital and now has returned to duty with the 2nd Infantry Battalion.
and moon over Diamondhead is Dietrich, 1215 8. Meridian St. After flying to Honolulu, Mrs, | being enjoyed by Mrs. Augusta who is stationed in the Hawaiian Blanck, R. R. 3, Greenwood. Islands. She is a house guest ghe will sail back to the States
Barnum's Point Again Proven: 1U Graduates to Get
old Marine and itizen asked a pretty girl to
stand on a downtown corner for 30 minutes holding a cardboard
THE ‘INDIANAPOLIS TIMES he,
| din. Bar popular here. Recent- |
unwarranted prejudice against
{their position in Iran. NO I Isl ed | President Truman's. move has
- \emphasized here in London today jhe Somplate rresponsipility ot : ‘that ‘President Truman's offer to, Yene ossaces 9
{Tran to “talk things over” was) {ableness has prevented a deal {purely a presidential enterprise. | which would have been eminently | , While the British may have! beneficial to Iran. ibeen consulted, it was iAdicated > that they had not proposed the, TO SELL SPORTS EQU p{plan and that Mr. Harriman had MENT, tell folks about it through %. not been suggested as “mediator.” an Indianapolis Times Classified The British position from the ,q Golf sets, tennis racquets, beginning has been that the Unit- v ed States should support Britain
{gym sets; and other sports needs
land not attempt to play honest find ready buyers through Times {broker in a situation ‘where Bri- ‘Want- Ads. PHONE RI ley 5551.
ALOHA, HOOSIERS—(eft to right) Sgt. Dietrich, Mrs. Blanck, Mrs. Mitchell nd Sat. Mitchel.
A vacation in the land of leis her nephew, M/Sgt. Harold James Mitchell, and his wife.
Blanck and her nephew began a tour of the colorful isles. |
__The e trip v was made possible by of a fellow- Hoosier, 8 /Sgt. July 18 and then fly home,
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ly he ‘has bean reproached pri-| }
F { . Harriman to Iran | vately for indiscreet remarks | {which the British feel indicated]
x fo * [the ane great advantage, in the] A] | LONDON, July 11 -—- It was British viewpoint, of emphasizing |
cused of being ‘close to unbal-| \send W. Averell Harriman t0| anced” and whose lack of reason-|
| Red By the Scripps-Howard Newspapers 30 minutes. Few people bothered onorary Degrees RT Regularly 9c Each COLUMBUS, O., July 11—Peo- to read the sign. Most of those Times State Service ] ple will put money into charities who contributed just droppedi BLOOMINGTON, July 11— K COUPON MUST BY BROUGHT they know nothing about. their money in the container and Three graduates of Indiana Uni IN WITH DRESS ORDERS. To test gullibility, the Columbus went their way. [versity will be awarded honorary COUPON NOT 600D OM
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