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GOP J hil Robert’ E. Price said yesterddy told that he could have the day, cs laws. out : : . - U | an when awakened by 1st Sgt. George his 23d birthday, off. 'oseph Klein, Preliminary but definite plans for a new hospital on, oni * would make the East Side are under way. Continued From Page One STRAUSS SAYS: drug viola- Edwin F. G . : ; ] ontinned Fr ) ‘ Oe. . Gall . iffer federal ital ahue, chairman of the Indianapolis Hos (oa By United Press | Denton, Evansville, were credited : pital Development Association, said today the plans are| EIGHTH ARMY HEAD- in the Ewing statement with] : : .* being made by a committee of endeavoring to find a compromise | : 28 prominent men and women. U. Brown, Yice President, Indianapolis QUARTERS, Korea, Oct. 11 which . would eliminate chiselers| . ‘A subcommittee has suggested ber” of the School Hoard; 'Cectl M. Byrne, —Helicopters flew an entire {from the rolls and protect the unthe mame Community Hospital, President, Victory Cleaners | ; . | fortunate from humiliation. ] ] § ‘| Bernard L. Curry, president, Curry-| « Who n That's exactly the kind of hos- Miller Veneers. Thc!’ Donald D: HY of y 8 aries Ewing “More Than Glad” pital the committee wants—a Ww. Denny, physician. Edward Dirks oes into battle on e ease | Mr. Ewing said the Jenner i community hospital in which grocer 4 today and a powerful tank force, SF. Eg 54 writs ® every individual and organization viet, the Ree Sonn BP Fersanan rving: Simultaneously struck deep into] amesdment, which was rewritten may have a part. For that reason \° Presbyterian Church; the Rey. A. Dale Red positions to the west. to match the Indiana lav in Pro w . iers, ' Bu weting 4 8 8 it will not be sponsored by one Tory” ana RA Chrieg Mie] The helicopter airlift—the larg- nic ¢ tecting name from ne 1 organization : teph Juldene, erocer and real estate de-ggt in military history—was com- oe ; 4 % {for commercial or political .pur-| . . : veloper; Wayne Guthrie, Indianapolis © : " go We “4 poses, will enable him to approve| Surveys of several possible News columnist; Mr. Francis H. Insley, pleted in six hours and 15 min- #8 J he federal grants 2 sites are now being made. Neces- romery ponsigens’ Comwn pater H. & Dry/Utes within mortar range °of aT glad to bel ¢ Cleant Co. ses. r, 8 2 { sary legal steps to set up a non- “Inne | “Pr. James W. Moore, pastor of Communist defenses, Howeve i able to do this,” he said. profit’ corporation ‘are - also in Our Lady of Lourdes Church; Harold w. the Reds made no attempt to in 1 progress Shute, FS president, Peerless Fouhdrylferfere + Mr. Madden announced last pi heiviase ’0.; , . TY, s : ree 38 i Electric Co.: Ernest C. Ropkey, president, The 160-flight “Operation Bum- week that he had been assure Would Serve All Indianapolis Engravine Coop luther J. plebee” was designed to reinforce the Democratic conferees fro L . . ey, president, Shirley 0s. 0.: - “ x i ’ - % > Although the hospital will man C. Sims. realtor. a ton Pres. |e Marine lines in the eastern fe A of the| GOTHIC yy serve all Marion County, ft will byierian Church: Rev.’ Henry G. White Fouptaing Jor a senevied Bitempt i. Sr armen men i - be located on the East Side be- Wylneton Methodist Church: Rev. to break North Korean resistance : ; a rol Z) cause there is no hospital in that Church. Downey Avenue Christian “the approaches to the east He issued 3 Statement saying

that he and Rep. Denton wanted| the Ways and Means Committee] i to hold hearings on the matter | : 4 and bring it before the House “in| i ion EL # the regular- order.” Rep. Denton| He "has been in Evansville through-| the former Eleanor Holm, i (ne tax conference sessions.

part of the city. On emergency coast port of. Wonsan.

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i . Blasts Way North an East Side accidet victim dma p stumate N through city streets to gpesent The Marines first used helico

hospitals can spell the difference pters to move men to the front

betwee i z . ” . three weeks ago, but only about, .- i Er ah, project At $150 000 iN Tir 260 men were shuttled north on SEPARATED—Billy Rese and wife, 4 Jas y

: : roe that occasion. | have separated permanently, it was learned yesterday. Mr. Rose Hearings had been set for last| Is the largest singie unit, it is : On the east-central front, an is shown with Eleanor in their New York home during happier days. Monday, but Rep. Halleck, work- : peake only one Part of 3n gn plan 3 |American tank battalion blasted ing through his GOP-Dixiecrat - 0 give ngianapolls ihe hospliia| lits way north to a point 28 miles’ | ; coalition, helped get them put off y tachfies it needs. * Warehouse Fire ‘above the 38th Parallel in a fresh 3 {Would construct two runwabs 10). "née vonterees would not be i cmeaThe study completed last Mayl ee RESOTL 40 WEAKEN Red resistance $3. 2). | 0 take care of extra traffic caused y,mnered in putting the Jenner) byy James A. Hamilton and As-| Officials of the Goodyear Tirelon bloody “Heartbreak Ridge.” | ~~ °F . iby the Guard. amendment in the tax bill. { Ohio sociates, an experienced research & Rubber Co. today began count-| The 72d Tank Battalion rolled g « ; | Rough estimates indicated the Credit to GOP firm, recommended that the East ing up the fire damage to tires through ineffectual Communist dditi 1 wavs would cost! : : ‘Side hospital be completed by and batteries in their new ware- resistance up the Mundung Val- y | ona Tanways "| He credited the victory to the TWO HEADS 1953. It also called for presenti house, 1375.W. 16th St. |ley several miles north of “Heart- ) approximately $2 million. two Republican Senators from In- . hospitals to expand. An -early estimate said the break,” where remnants of a - 8 In 2 protest to “Washington diana and the signi other Repub ; The Community Hospital Com- damage would probably exceed North - Korean battalion beat Blocks Ex ansion last month. Mr. Fauvre pointed ’lican House members as well as : . + way S : mittee, now planning the East $150,000. Later, officials said it back the second American at- "n t Yadiana olis had 2 g1 . himself. But he didn’t think that : ARE BETTER : Side building, includes: was not possible to make an ac- tempt in 12 hours to take the! jed polis 8 *%" Gov. Schricker or Mr. Ewing, or| : ]

3. Danica Pubic Service Co.0f I0% curate estimate until a careful northernmost peak. | Continued From Page One [750,000 in bonds on the basis of the two Indiana Democratic Con-|

diana: Ho i Pe bulldings ‘and grounds. Indianapolis pub- check of the damage and their, Part of the tank-infantry task ington today the funds will be/the federal promise of an addi- gressman deserved any credit. ll-size aker: International Havent Sorts al | records, (force cut west ‘up the Nocdong|noton 1 “until the requirement t10na1 $14 million in matching” «of course’l am glad to wel- : — Pa hs Huge, heavy clouds of black, Valley to.support other 2d Divi- for housing for Air Natjonal IUP4S: come Mr. Ewing to this post mor- : 1 bitter-smelling smoke covered the Sion troops on “Kim Il Sung Guard is met.” He said the federal action was tem convertion,” Mr. Halleck] ; YOU NEVER KNOW near-Northwest Side last night|Ridge.” The Yanks on this ridge = jihe “next thing” to the recent de- commented. “Maybe he learned| ) (And dll heads are and hindered firemen who fought Were more successful, taking ‘a Ban on Stout Field Inial of federal welfare funds to something about states rights) better when DOBBS-ED!) model WHEN YOU'LL NEED IT the blaze more than four hours. |key hil from fresh Chinese Stout Field, former home of the Indiana. down at the governors’ confer-| : ’ Firemen entered by chopping troops. |Air Guard, was ordered closed on| Other airport officials pointed énce, where they all turned on] Although nature doesn’t give a man Jews Sours bi he reat loading |. | Stop Yanks Cold |Aug. 1 by the Airport Use Panel out today the Weir Cook ex- him when he sought to support « wo heads—so that he: can wear both a little Date PD: mes ey were | Another armored spearhead (of the Civil Aeronautics Admin- pansion is “essemtial.” : secrecy. : oon f th hats af the: # y thick smoke and! . . “He was wrong in ever ruling Oo ese na a e same Time . , notive SAVE each week! | ¢xireme heat. The first Sremen Folie] Up the Satas valley east of ne same time, the panel Hangar Space Needed out the Indiana law, as the intent « nonetheless he gets a swell result— * | called for help, and more firemen 1ieartbreak Ridge” and blasted 5 More hangar space is a ‘“‘criti- of Congress always has been to] one at a time! came. Nine pieces of apparatus ®PeMmY bunkers from that side. ordered the federal funds with- need,” Fred Sommer, airport h 2 tes administer the one : ®In Celtic you enjoy IN-] (ere used to fight the flames The task forces returned to the held until a new Guard headquar-|,.. "0. uont guid : Te Ae A > The two—give a man's head = SURED SAFETY Tires and batteries valued at Main Allied lines at dark. ters is found. This was the action pre » F310 in the way they see At. . h ; ot nd xciting ride . . -1. | half a million dollars were storeq/ The U. S. 23d Infantry Regi-|Mr. Rentzel upheld today. He added existing runways “I understand all of this will a change of scenery—ftor town ai : ® Your savings earn DIVI- in the block-long brick buildi /ment’s latest attack on the north-| Irving Fauvre, secretary of the Must be lengthened “immediately” be clegrly pointed out to Mr. business—for more casual blow the DENDS each six months ||, up # year 4 : "8 ernmost peak of “Heartbreak Weir Cook board, declared today to Provide proper landing strips Ewing in the committee report, settings—at sports, for country wear +. just like ® Mail Accounts are safe | The manager sald he did not Ridge” was launched after a 10- the federal action had the effect poy Jet Hanes ing wi 2 fe Whi‘h Will specincally uphold the “It's the Dobbs''—the most ind: convenient know how -the fire started Minute barrage by 76-millimeter of making Indianapolis responsi-, ison laboratory on the fie . Indiana Statute . meaningful thing one can Evidently the blaze had smoldereq cannon of massed U. 8. Sherman ble for the Guard. | Federal funds are made avail- — say about & hate ® Open an account next lfor some time before it was tanks on the enemy bunkers. | Mr. Fauvre denied the city/able to match local money al- Named Conmtmander Y pay day noticed. Firemen believe a pass- _ However, the Reds stopped the had any debt to the Guard and lotted to purchase of land, and . | the GOTHIC is that Ayres’ to . . ing motorist turned in the alarm. Yanks Sead iB SHIR racks oth|said it was a state duty to meet fo En uction of runways and Qf Air Transport | Smart tapered crown pens an Accoun eee — a rain of hand grenades And in-the housing problem. : erminal buildings. a . . . : ; July 1st Dividend Rete 272% | Obsolete Tax Tokens tense mortar fire after an ad-| He added the airport board! Hangars must be built with, WASHINGTON, oor. 11 UP) narrow-brimmed hat that is :fober 27. ” {vance of only 40 yards. {has been seeking to work out local funds, Mr. Fauvre said to-\—Maj. Gen. Joseph Smith was| putting a new, idea, smart!— Are Sold as Scrap ™ - a plan with state officials Which day. He said resent lang tal Be A ue] onto men’s heads! Other hats i 1 h ities (for construction of a pre-fabri- * * / i i ~h OLYMPIA, Wash, oct. 11 (up) Plan Radio Merger would Biv ® Guarg fuel cated hangar at a cost 5 approx- He succeeds Lt. Gen Lawrepeet—"" Yih the same idea Sppear hn . »harge. Jour \—Approximately 26.5 million, NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (UP)—| Asks Extra Runways |imately $250,000. W. Kuter whom President Tru-| elts of various weights—and in — SAVINGS ¢ LOAN »~3ociarion | Washington state tax tokens, R. H. Macy and Co., Inc., and the| Earlier the local airport board | Original plans called for build- man nominated to be Air Force| treatment of brims— of Indionopolis made obsolete by the last ses- General Tire and Rubber Co. have had placed a “two-runway” price ing a .new. hangar. “from the Depufy Chief of Staff for person-| 510 sion of the state legislature, were adopted a plan for the consolida- tag on Guard use of the field. ground up.” This was dropped, nel 3 and up 23 W. OHIO ST sold yesterday as scrap aluminum tion and merger of their radio] The board declared the Guard Mr. Fauvre said, when federal Gen. Smith has been director : . . for $10,000. The tokens weighed and television interests, it was would be welcome on “minimum materials allocations were denied of plans for the Air Force deputy | The WESTLAND—is 38 tons. lannounced today. Irent” basis if the state or U. S.'for construction this .year. chief of staff. { the Dobbs contribution fo

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