Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1951 — Page 29

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¥ Mrs. IsaMi n, & "Loo year-old. wom- | in who 1» “Aunt Belle” to her rend Ed 8 NEN any sur.

that yesterday. ar nt Belle tell ‘while carrying 2 shed at her home at n, and fractured her Dr. James Y. avg

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Nw Albany, pieced together the!

fractured right hip vesterday | , and his patient was able,

few minutes in the afternoon. i Dr. McCullough said, “there is every possibility the fracture will and she will

Except for falling eyssight,

morning, UNDERCOVER — Jerome to sit up in a wheel chair for a; Goodman, 21, Clayton, Mo, a

Harvard senior,

posed as a

starry-eyed fellow traleler and

World Peace festival.

was accepted for a week as a “delegate fo the

Communist

He

re-

Aunt Belle has been in excellent turned to West Berlin with the

health. She says she hasn't taken medicine in years. Recently, when she observed her 100th birthday amidst gifts, flowers and twe cakes presented by neighbors and friends, Aunt Belle sald she had no formula for long life. She was quoted as saying, “Sometimes 1 think God just let me live s0 1 could be with| Georgia.’ 8he referred to her 84-year-old. daughter, Miss Georgia Martin,

-. Tip—See? ‘* SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Aug. 168 (UP)—A minister's tip to his congregation in drought-stricken San Antonio: “A piece of ice dropped | in a glass will not take | the fire out of firewater.”

i

Guard Against Blindness

that certain types of filariasis resulting in blindness or elephan-!

{together at

first

| American delegation.

authentic story about the

20 Swimmers Race in Channel

DOVE

ER, England,

(UP) Thirteen men and omen began a swimming race {across the English Channel from

{Cliffs of Dover, Calm waters and

their bodies with

almost

{fect weather conditions gr the contestants as they sl

grease

Aug, 18

seven

France today with $19.600 prizes \ waiting for them on the White

pereeted icked for

warmth, adjusted goggles and set

forth from Cap Gris Nez, France.

The swimmers

were

bunched the two-mile mark

Only a slight swell disturbed the unusually calm Channel. The swimmers represented nine The magazine RN chronicles countries, not including the United

States,

American swimmer,

was f

Florence Chadwick, an

orced

tiasis are estimated to affect 190 by poor weather yesterday to de-

million people in Asia, Africa,

lay her atempt to

make

the

South and Central America and tougher England-to-France crossing until later this month.

Oceania.

{inary education

| Academy,

signs o) of life.”

The former Ernestine Booker) iof Indianapolis will be known as [Sister Ernest Marie and wear the! ‘habit of the Sisters of the Holy {Cross as a newly invested mem{ber of the order. | Sister Ernest Marie, daughter lof Mr. and Mrs, Ernest G. Book-' er, 8568 Oxford St. received her habit and religious name yesterday in ceremonies at Notre Dame. The clothing service took place in mother house of the Sisters of the Holy Cross. The new aster and 20 novice

(companions who toek their first

vows yesterday will continue their training under the supervision of the Order. The Indianapolis novice grew

{up in the St. Philip Néri Catholic

Church and received her prelimin St. Philip's school and St. Mary's She was graduated from St, John's School of Nurs-'

ing, Anderson,

Scale Peak to , Reach Wrecked Navy Plane

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 18 (UP)--Ground party climbed toward the wreckage of a Navy privateer today, missing since Sunday with 12 persons aboard, after the plane was sighted smashed into the side of a mountain on Amak Island.

A lone Navy pilot who spotted the plane yesterday reported he saw no survivors. Amak Island is 430 miles southwest of Kodiak, Alaska. The ground party left by Coast, Guard cutter last night. The Navy pilot, identified only, as Lt. Zakarian, sald “I saw no

grade

military ‘isald, beat him with a club last he was taken to the federal

Cross Habit ack

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[Hoosier Gl Identjfies MP He Says Clubbed Him

0 NATL Og. A _16/ings’ yestérday that Sgt. Booth ; {Py Robert Booth gy cuiod at tne Re Ol a rir He said oC ‘was ordered to the who, he!corded shoulder decoration when

building. Sgts. Booth and Orville Kes-| 'sell are being tried before a 10-| Blazier quoted the military poman military court on beating|liceman as saying as Sgt. Booth charges brought by Pfe. Blazer and two Cincinnati soldiers. Pfc. Blazier said at the opening of the court-martial proceed-

Pfc. Blazier said the beating oc-

up a second time.

remove a ther said Yesterday the P. Rew| Mr. Reuther. sesking betore he

“Now will you take it off,” Pfe.!

put his hand on his automatic. |

curred later when he was picked)

THURSDAY, AUG. 16, 1951

War's End Won't Solve | Problems, Reuther

LAFAYETTE, Aug. 16 AW President Walter P. Reu-

the problem the free world faces. “Until we have changed the economic environment in which the conflict in ideologies is takplace,” he said, “we shall ‘e_and freadomjthe war in Korea should end to-{not have solved our problem.

and now must learn that econ-, Th ny is just as fndl-|

roy Reuther, speaking before a

learned that

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