Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1952 — Page 4

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| . |—the other and Tour BAt 8 SS Cli le p : af a . By JOHN SPICKLEMIRE War II he served with the 3dent Selective Service Regulations, n State Le or held by a : 'Marine Division on Bougainville,|so long as their military service : a a a } | The 406th Military Government Guam and Iwo Jima. He is em-lis sa ry. | ‘Sunday Na a 33ya {Co. will hear the final in a series tisiacto State police, analyzing Indiana’s motorists e deadliest.

! J ployed by the Indiana State F100d| (5.1 reachin h : in "1052's 26 t Dr. Wilbur Peat, pon g 19, each may ap- 224 accidents in which 's 261 - i Balance aio a incom |CORtEol ‘Commission. ply for training as a fighter pilot261 traffic deaths for the first soy tor victims died, 80 oe - Monday at 9 p. m. He will deal CO Promot ed ® 3 or apply for training in the USAF three months of 1952, weren't curred on a Saturday. » Nation Calm 2

- | : with protection of histeric monu- ; Seehmical School, to quality in one|cheering over the fact the toll] : Fritays fers the next most ‘ Seal Fronti ments and: will show pictures of) The Commanding’ Officer of the|o techn specialties re- was 12 less thin the same period letha . Thursdays claimed * After Police Coup . | ; ni lrontier; monuments destroyed or damaged|451st QM Base Depot Co. E.|quired by the 122d Fighter Inter-| iis or © 31 lives, Tuesdays, 30, and Suna 8 . With Iron Curtain during World War IL Color slides|Berry Smith has been promoted|ceptor Wing, Indiana Air National |'35t ¥ - days, 29. " ny Vesien Fowh k wolic] By United Press of the famous “Saltmine” paint-ito Captajp. ' |Guard. For details write Indiana| There was too much room for Midnight Déadliest = PARIS, May 31--French police BERLIN, Sunday, June 1 — ings will be shown. In earlier lec- Afr National Guard, Stout Field, improvement. But the state po- Nr sr Tilo. the » imashed the barricaded. en-| Russia formally sealed the fron- tures, Dr. Peat discussed te Ms Aviation Cadet Program Indianapolis. winds, here. mprovement ¢ could’ port showed, is. midmight to 1 france of the fortress-like Com- | itier of Soviet Germany to western tory of organized looting from The. Ina A} N al ja. m. when 22 of the 224 fatal fhunist national headquarters to- y ne oe at 12:01 a. m. today, but Roman times to the present day. e Indiana r atio | be made. , .

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: laccidents occurred. Nineteen hap- « day and seized tons of secret] effects of the change were not{The 406th meets at Jordan Hall, Syasd hy offering High Senool Mystery Gas Kills 3 Collisions : of motor vehicles pened between 5 and 6 p. m., 15 ® documents which = may Teyeal ately apparent. Butler University. Taduatss an Oppo y

ea BOURGES, France, May 31/caused 136 deaths between Jan. 1in the hour before midnight, and . come fighter pilots. and Mar. 31 this year—33 more ® Kremlin plans for seizing power | | Even Red franait officls 1s 2d- New Platoon Leader UP)—Three persons were killed 14 between 10 and 11 a. m.

( Gradiiates who enlist in -theland 17 others poisoned today by|than in the first quarter of 1951.| More than half of the fatal acah In France. » ‘ Ye The order tighteming of iron! Lt Robert F. Tindall has joined Indiana Air National Guard be-|a mysterious accumulation of} All other types of fatal acci-|cidents—115—occurred on U. 8,

With co-ordinated raids police ope curtain restrictions became effec-/Battery A, 535th AAA Battalion fore the age of 18% years will be|coal d gas i in a low-lying. section ,lor state highways, Rural trafic

= throughout France carried out tive a few hours after Gen.|as platoon leader. During World exempt from the draft under pres- of this : | deaths totaled 182, urban 79. - fhe sternest action yet taken Thomas T. Handy, U. 8. com- . oe ASS.

« ‘Against communism by any west-| mander in Europe, had demanded ——————— = ern European government. ! immediate suspension of an \ .! . Government specialists began : Co earlfer Red order banning Allied

\ / \ « examining tHe documents tomutl 2 } military police from the highway — .\ V " 2 WN - Pp A Y * for: names of party members, | i linking Berlin with the West. :

. Communists secretly inside the The new Red order created a ‘ ; 2 WORE TERT + government, and Yor evidence 3 three-mile “forbidden zone” all | e adhd = * that the Communists are con- along the 375-mile border be- : + apiring to overthrow the right-j tween Communist Germany and * wing government of Premier An-W the W est, * policed by guards with _ toine Pinay. 19% orders to “shoot to kill unay.|

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+ The Communists appeared | is thorized Havelera, a - thrown off balance, Lea . | te A ie several days be- = ® | Forty West Germans living in

iit vacation cottages in a disputed 2 Be hoacw Tecelve Rew w orders | z ; gs border area were ordered yester- - . day to decide whether they would 5 “The first clue as to whether get out, go to jail, or become citi- % fhe Communists intend to launch zens of Red Germany. Most of Anew disorders may come Sunday, left at once for Western Berlin, v tional day for the biggest Details of the new regulations, ww $ommunist turnouts. The coun- B® (however, were a mystery. Up to! » My was-calm despite Red pleas 5 [1 a.m. today the new restrictions 5 Go strikes and Red demonstra- had no notable effect. ns calling for workers to arise :| ‘Traffic on the superhighway to + in protest, = |Berlin was normal, and guards at ! ““¥ocal point of the search was i. L" ". [the Soviet checkpoint on.the out “the massive, seven-story “storm Ei ,* |skirts of the Red-encircled city ? Proof” edifice in the heart of were allowing cars to pass with- ? Paris near the Place De 1'Opera oe { [out unusual delay. 4 where Communist headquariers J , 4 . fs $4 In one respect, the situation in e located. Police squads also{BE ug _% | Berlin was brighter. Telephone into at least five other BEES [communications beiwean the east- * rty - bulldings In Paris. ern and western sectors, abruptly ow toarty. * single casualty was re- STOP OR GO? — North. |severed by the Reds several days

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| Phones R tored fo ye oi of Communist! when they each busy. Soin St. | Leader Jacques Duclos, himself, The stoplight is practically hid | mee aE ne pate Sor) charged with plotting. against.the, den by.overhpnging foliage and uae» =Orriciats Nere-recattod: howl ms oo = Security of the state "3D the street light post. “-° lever, that the Reds had offered] o protest om : i Matthew B Ridgway Wednesday. “two days ago to restore service|l ® Double Dresser ® Full Size Bed © Chest ® Mirror

on 70 of the 2000 blocked trunk Mrs. Young “Services 0d 1 ap ared tos they naa] Fine veneered hardwoods in blonde finish—good hardware, 6-

Are Set for Tuesday done so despite a Western rejec- draw d esser, large mirror, full size bed. wn rawer dares gq William A. Bro Services will ba halal 10 ». ton of the proposal as inadequate.

+ C 3 i . {| The new regulations provided a . : Rites Tomorrow Fe Brothers, that residents of Western Ger-|| “ALL x : : Mohair Services for William A. Rrown,/R. Young. ‘Mrs. Yeung, win ANY And Western Senin could . : ) - ; ? a guard at Crown Hill Cemetery. lived at 4108 Spann Ave. died BO a a = : sritory Frieze will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow iniyesterday. Burial will he in Hah i Alning vecial seerei], 4 PIECE . : Moors & Kirk Mortuary, with Crown Hill. {police “visas.” So tar, no instrue- ; ne :

Cover burial in Moorsaville. : Ble ‘was 78. a hative of Boone [tions for obtaining these permits Mr. Brown, whose hobby wasx|/County, and an Indianapolis vest. | had been bean issued. : - NO MONEY DOWN E ‘ 0 o : gardening, died yesterday morn-|/dent 30 years. Mrs. Young i > NO MONEY DOWN ing in his homes, 3235 Boulevard|a charter member. of Henninger Henry H. McNamee Dies gr Y - : ; . : Place. He was 83. Méthodist Church, near here. At 88 Michi : v : rn on a farm near Moores-| Surviving are her four sons, in ichigan ville, he had lived here 22 years. Lloyd W. Plainfield, and Esta] Services were being arranged He had worked for Crown Hill|B., L. Kenneth and Buell L,; allitoday for Henry (JHughes- Mec17 years. . of Indianapolis; 14 grandchildren; Namee, a former Indianapolis Survivors are his wife, Sarah: 11 great-grandchildren, resident who died yesterday in one son, Donald: a daughter, . = =» his home in Northport, Mich. Mr. + Mra. Eva Lockhart, all of Indl-| THOMAS P. MANNING, 50, of McNamee was born in Wabash # anapolis, 11 grandchildren and 3137 Rroadway. Services 9:30(38 years ago. y, four bin -grandehildren. | a. m. tomorrow, Blackwell Fy-| Surviving are his wife, Mae, - dorms ‘| mara Home. Requiem Mass 10| [Good MeNashue: a daughter, Mrs. - m. Holy Angels Catholic Stanley Shipnes, Houston, Tex, * Rites to Be in Toledo NIE. Rurial, 3 Croas. and two grandchildren. “For H. M, Pettengill | "2 » . - MRS. CLARA HEICKE, R81, of, JOHN EDWARD McKAY, 45; w Services and burial will be held 815 Union St. Services 2 p. m. to- of T41 Colton St. Services 1 p. m. | Tuesday in Toledo, O. for Harry morrow, Robert W. Stirling Fu-| Tuesday, Stuart Mortuary. Bur- | " M. Pettengill, 1420 ¥. 11th St. re- neral Home. Burial, Crown Hill, al, New Crows. * tired New York Central coach re-| ® = rn | ~ pairman. 4 | JOHN GIL MORE — MRS. SU IE BLAIR, 73, of| » Mr. Petterigill died yesterday 53, of 4455 Marcy Lane, co-/R.R. 13, member 25th St. Baptist ™ at his home. He was 65, an In-|OWner ‘of Roco Chemicals, Inc, Church. Services 2 p. m. Wednes- ~ dianapolis resident- 18 years and |lebanon. Services 2 p.m. tomor-/day in Jacobs Bros. West Side %. & native of St. Johns, Mich. row in Kirby Mortuary. Burial, Chapel. Burial, Floral. Park,

C «Surviving are his wife, Martha; | rown Hill.

[ two sons, Donald, Cleveland, 0.) MRS. HATTIE I. L CHORN. a ‘Breaks Arm in Fall

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