Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1952 — Page 21

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TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1052 Outdoor Mat Series Begins The first in a serfes of open-air

wrestling cards will be staged tonight at the Ww. 16th St.

‘Midget Speed 3 Gor George Grant, Helfy-

wood, and THe Elephant Boy, South Africa,*meet in the main event for two falls out of three with a 90-minute time limit;

--An Australian tag-team- battle will precede the main go with Iron Mike Angelo and Sheik Araby meeting Izzy Becker, Brooklyn, and Carlos Mendosa, Mexico, for two falls out of three or 60 minutes. Starting time is 8:30 p. m.

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Mangrum Enters St. Paul Open

By United Press 8ST PAUL, Minn, July 1—Defending Champion Lloyd Mangrum who set two Keller Course ., records in winning the $15,000 St. Paul Open last year served notice today that he will be back again this year.

Mangrum; ‘this year's Western Open titlist, joined the three other members of golfdom’s big four of 1952 in filing his entry in the St. Paul Open.

Sam Snead, winner of the

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you to

of the groove, he

heads for the nearest practice tee. ‘| Then, if he isn't satisfied, he consults a fellow professional.

TEACHERS will tell you that

of the time they

straighten out pupils by correcting a. faulty grip. When you get a chance to watch professional golfers in action, pay particular attention to their ‘hands. action is the cause of many a soaring score. So to correct a -faulty stroke, start - with the hands. hands and forearms are properly

Faulty” hand

If the

Master’s; Julius Boros, National |co-ordinated, the hips, shoulders Open champ, and Jim Turnesa, and pivot will follow. If they do National PGA winner, also havel|their work properly, timing must

entered the St. Paul test scheduled pe correct. for July 10-13. | Mangrum “fired a record 22-| under-par 266 for 72 holes to |pivot.. : pocket top money last yegr.

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By JACKIE BURKE AFTER a golfer has acquired the proper grip and developed a sound swing, the rest is pretty much up to*him. He must practice and play a The rest will come naturally. strength and mentality being equal, the player who prac tices most willibe best. Common sense tells practice with the club you are playing poorest. When a playing professional’s

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1 STARTING the downswing, let the weight move with it, from the right foot onto the left.

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While the use of the hands and

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your headache, they must still be okay after you find yourself off your game.

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club too hard with the right hand. Maybe one hand is in a bad position. Perhaps you are coming back top rapidly, or out of the groove.

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Serum Rushed To Houston in Polid Outbreak

HOUSTON, Tex., July 1 (UP)—

from anxious parents descended on doctors and polio workers yesterday ‘as the anti-polio serum that will be given to 17,500 Harris County children arrived in Houston. : Most of the parents asked the doctors how they can be sure

of gamma globulin, the medicine

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Famous Music Patron [Dies of Heart Attack

Harry Harkness Flagler, lof New 'York’s outstanding music patrons, died of a heart attack yesterday physician.

their children ‘will get injections|®

NEW YORK, July 1 (UP)— 81, one

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Mr. Flagler had served as presi-

dent of the Symphony Society of New York and of the Philhar-|Mrs. Peggy Garrett, foster-father of Mrs. ) monic Symphony Society. He was Cope, Carl Griffin and Jack Griffin, A new flood of calls and letters|creditéd with supplying the financial help which kept the New pallet. York Philharmonic - Symphony Mrs. Orchestra alive during the depression: years.

Better for Fliers

WASHINGTON, D. C.-— For

United Nations fliers in Korea, winter is ummer. Skies are clear 10 to 15 days a month and the air is dry,|5,. whereas in summer's rainy seathat doctors hope will prevent thejson only one to three days a paralysis of polio; rather than or-month have clear skies.

a better season than

ldinary gelatin. Doctors could give them no assurance that their children will id the serum. Shots will be given to ‘35,000 Harris County children between one and-six years of age, but only half will get the gamma globulin, or “GG.”

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The other half, doctors said, will get only harmless gelatin. That is being done to see if the

tually do suffer from less paral: ysis, as doctors hope. Dr. William McDowell Hammon, a University of Pittsburgh professor who heads the experi--ment, said only a statistician keeping a coded master chart will know which children get the GG and which get the impotent gelatin. GG is a protein derived from the blood. It is intended to strike at the infantile paralysis virus before it reaches important nerve centers. The gamma globulin arrived in la refrigerated railroad car. It must be kept at an even 41-degree temperature. The doctors and their aids say] they can inoculate 7500 children a day if they work at capacity eight hours a day. From the response they havé been getting, they expect to operate nearly at capacity.

Minnesota Town

Plans Fiesta Day MONTEVIDEO, Minn., July 1 (UP)—This town’s annual Resta) day celebration—a salute to its

namesake in Uruguay, South will be officially)

The festival will get underway)

tigas, “father” of. the republic of Uruguay. It will continue through July 6. Since 1946, when Mayor Roland Aaker of Montevideo, Minn., inlitiated the fiesta days celebratio: to perpetuate the friendly rela-

and Montevideo, © the festival has become an annual event. It salutes the South American town il a formal ceremony and through portrayal of Uruguay's way of life.

Hundreds .to Honor. Doctor's 88th Birthday

HAWKEYE, Iowa, July 1 (UP) — Hundreds of persons from Iowa and around the United States who were brought into the world

by Dr. Thomas N. Walsh are expected to attend a celebration in honor of his 88th birthday here July 6. Dr. Walsh, who has been a-doc-tor at Hawkeye for more than 60 years, has been in semi-retire-ment for the. past two years. Well-known in Iowa medical circles, Dr. Walsh has done work at the Mayo Clinic’ in Rochester, Minn., and the State University of Iowa hospitals.

Blaze Destroys Truck And 4 New Cars

ROCHESTER, Minn, July 1 (UP)—Fire, caused by an exploding gasoline tank, destroyed a haul-away truck and the four new, autos it was carrying yesterday. Truck driver Donald Kincade, St. Paul, who escaped injury, said the fire broke out when his truck scraped against®a bridge, bursting a 50-gallon gas tank. The accident occurred on Highway 52, 11 miles north of here. The explosion and resulting fire touched off two other truck tanks and all four auto tanks.

Damage was. estimated at $20,000. 3 Maureen o Hore Set To File for Divorce HOLLYWOOD, Cal, July 1 (UP) — Dublin-born screen ac-

tress Maureen O'Hara was en

route to Nevada today where she will establish residence in order to divorce producer-director Will Price. Lloyd Wright, her attorney, said the flame-haired actress will rent a home “somewhere near Reno.” After the required 6-week period in Nevada, Miss O'Hara will charge incompatibility, she told friends. She will ask for custody of their 8-year-old daughter, Bronwyn. The Irish actress and Mr. Price were married in 1942. -

Services Thursday For Leo Wolf, 83

Services for Leo Wolf, father of Mare J. Wolf, prominent theater chain operator, will be at 2 p. m. Thursday in ‘Kepler Funeral Home, Wheeling, W. Va. Mr. Wolf, 83, of 729 E. 5Tth 8t., died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital. He formerly owned the Whee]ing Mattress Co. and was a member of Elks Lodge and Eoff Street Temple in Wheeling. _ Mr. Wolf lived here seven years. He was, born in Cincinnati. Survivors besides the son, with whom he lived, are a sister, Mrs.

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CALLA UR Mise Adal or aline”’ McMAHON-— “Hila MILLER sther WILL IAMS— Warren Cc

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BEAL—May, wip nshel AY : m y Spancenverser. Mrs. Viola Grooth

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HarrggMonhinger, passed away Saturday evening at the Methodist Bos. Ral Services ednesday o 1:30 RE Eon LE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 ‘W. Mr hivan St. Friends invited, ry: Crown Hill, Friends may call at the funeral home.

CARTER —Laywn, of J of A138 N. Rural “Monday, age

nte 62 yrs. Husband ot Fr eins 10 8. Ch CarServices ednesda. EACH

t HARRY Lira Christian’ &, Michigan | St Ey In a r Friends may Je,

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helby St. Clarke, forBaptist o! 8. yme SE ABE i, fo rke, grandmo this Tite Monday, age a Services _

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Washington 8t., 10 a. m. Butia Sunset Memory Garden on Alto Rd. Kokomo. Graveside services, (Kokomo papers please copy.)

RAN—Grodus, 723 N. Noble. age CO toved father of Roscoe Cochtown, Ind:, and Mrs. Russell Hastings, Indianapolis, Lio away. FuFUNERAL “HOME, Shelbyhy yo Burial Patterson Cemetery, 9 Tuesday and _ at M F NERAL HOME after 9 a m. COLLINS — Luey, ToFmCEly of 4729 . Prospect St., entered into rest SunHARR' MOORE" OodAcE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Michigan St. , beloved ‘wife -of Garnett mother of Mrs. Mary Monroe, city, .

ran, Mrs, Russell Trimble, Morris neral Wedne from the N 0 1 i : nots, Y Wednesday. day, age 68 years. Services yy ednesCORN—Eva B., age 74, of "1218 Cotsister of Charles Munsch, city, Mrs.

ville 1 and 16 eats andch aren, jag pits suigst Binge, sry nesda - IL. R. HURT SHEFIELD CHAP

i H. EL, 2) Shelby Bt. Stiends may call at the chapel.

CRINGLE— Teresa E T1 years, beNite of Ritans Goring m0 William Hnal 2% Thomas Andreotls. Thompson Walter

Mrs. 8 St Michael Deo ig po : away Mond ay Funeral faday, 8:3 0

NERAL, ‘Ho * 1508 8. East et Ys uw Bt. Philip Neri Church. Priends vite, Friends may call gfter 6 Ea DAVIS Emma. age 87 3 of Davis, mother of

h on a Earl E Day , sister of Nits. a Neidhammet. x grand-

ther of Richard E James: E. ES Toners Davis, go t-grandc ren, Sud a3. Zuneral wednesday, {i

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¢MAHON—Ela R., late resident of 2033 Brouse “Ave.

wrence and Louis McMa 0 fhdisnapolis, sister of Mrs; Yvaia Jestraub, o Cleveland, Ohio, passed Way Says Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS. TREN RAL CHAPEL, $46 N Illinois, Thursday at 8:30 a. m., St Bridget’s Catholic Church, 9 a. m. riends invited. Burial Holy Cross ameter, C Callers after 6 p. m. Tuesay

AMILLER—Henry S., age 85, of 1417 N._ Warman Ave. Husband of Mat: tie E. Miller, father of Harry L. and Robert D. Miller, Seymour, Ind.,

Francis Reeves, Helen

USN, brother of Elijah Miller. Brownstown; . Russell, Virgal Enos Valonia, Ind rs. © Amy

Mary Ellen Sitterding, Brownstown, Ind., passed away Sunday eveing, Services “Wednesday, 1:30 m,, Brownstown Nazarene Church. Friends invited. Burial Brownstown, Ind. Friends may cail at CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. Michigan St, until 10 p. m. Tuesday.

MILLER —Esther, 1428 N. Dearborn, age 54 beloved wife of John G. Miller, mother of Mrs. Dorothy Belschwender, grandmother of Janet Lynn Be jschwender, sdnesday, SHIRLEY For BROS IRVING WHEY PEL, 5377 . Washington. Fina} Se Tours) from the . SHOPPENHOME, Clay City . Peter's "Evangelical 3S rea ry ind, & jiers y rving ape Washington, after 5 bp.

Mrs. Betty Ann Mrs. Marjorie] Trager of Laporte, Ind. great-grand-mother of Irvin M. IIL, Sunday. Friends may call NORDAN FUNERAL 0 8t. Funeral a. m, Hill.

HOME, LA E, p.m, onda Weddinsday July” 2, 10: % Friends invited. Burial, Crown

O'CONNOR—ARNA «i =Bradiey, si Mrs. Sosewn

Mahone! Mrs. Frank 4

fro; LACKWELL FUNERAL HOME, 1503 N. Meridian St., 8:30 a. m. Requiem & Paul Cathedral, 9 ‘a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at Puneral home. Daughters. of Isabella meet for Rosary Tuesday, 7 p. mortuary. = |PETTY—Clarence | W., 1250 Congress, husband of Charlotte, Mrs. Bernice Hawkins, Russell, Elmer Wasson, Walter Petty, Chicago, away Monday. Services at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Nn day, 10 a. m. Friends invited, Friends may call at mortuary.

PYRITZ—Louise ©. C., 5402 Rosslyn Ave., wife of George Pyrits, Bosra daughter of , Eister of Mrs. |

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Freda ams an rs. Lillian Rosemeyer. Was on, Mo nday. age > 8 esda. CORE. & SOLON & AP

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RICHARDS Laura, mother of Sien. Paul, Joe, Albert, Carl, Orvil}

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SOWDEN—George A., age 62, of 7033 E. 14th Bt., husband of Lillian Bowden, father of George A, Sowden Jr., stepfather of Gwendolyn Conley and Florence Wilcoxon, 9 grandchildren, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday. 10.2. m., at the FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W. Morris -8t. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p. m. Tend day. TEX—Ruth M, ge 50, 185 Union Bt. mother of brs nd ta C ad 0. Ts. erta Carnin an Guy 0. sister of. Mrs

Tex . Se gar iighe SL Ruth TAD Ca car : y @rnine an » N Guy ada away Sa urday. Get a loan to consolidate overdue bills, for seasonal frases, wi nS daz, 10 a, m.,, F 3 expense any good purpose. thly payments CHE 25 " Friends invited. Pri nds] for Man may cal iat “Chapel of the Ohiends arranged to fit your need. TYLER—Catherine, 1431 Hoyt ave. of - ! entered into "Si! Sunday, age ears, piste: of Lillian ner, FINANCE Mrs. khimer, Mrs. fir Sul, Wht Seimart mad Rt E Market StU Lemcke Bldg. 2nd Floor—MArket 7567 ~~ E. Michigan. Friends are welcome. 3 fMinols 3rd FL, WW. SL Cor, VAN WIE—Miss Helen, sist J Miss Merchants Bank Bldg., 3rd FL, Washington & Meridian—IMperial 5414

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GARTNER—John J, Jr.’ a 217, Shelbyville, R. R. No. 3, formerly of 1414 Hoefgen, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gartner 8r., brothre of Dorothy, Robert and Richard, grandson. of Mrs. Justine Linaty and

Mr. Benedict Gartner. neral LAUCK FUNERAL HOME. 1458 8. Meridian, Wednesday, 8:30 a. m, St.

Catherine Church, 9 a. m.; burial St. Joseph. Members of St. Thomas So--Siety will meet for prayer Teusday, p. GOODE—Lydia, age 63, wife of Harry H. Goode, sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Petrie and Mrs. Florence Anderson of Chicago, passed away Tuesday, Funeral service at the McCORD FUNERAL HOME in Oaklandon, Thursday, 10 a, m. Burial IOOF Ce!

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Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. Wednesday. ; GROSS—Meta E., 69 years, beloved

mother of Luciele E. Chestnut and Oliver A. Gross, sister of Alex Reiners, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 3:00 p. m., at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL "HOME, 1505 8S. East Bt. Friends invited.

HAM—Hattie Lou, 5827 W. Washing- + ton, wife of the late Willlam Ham, sister of Mrs. Alfred Shumaker, GosInd, and MN Daisy Buisuead Mrs, Anna Rhea, rs. Sam Butler, all of city, and Raymond Finchum, Martinsvilje; Herehyl Finchum, Plainfield, an Finchum, city, departed this life age 71. Services WednesJuly 2, at MOORE & KIRK BEN BAe CHAPEL. 6112 W. Washington 8t., at p,m. Burial at Mannan inyited. papers please copy.)

HAMILTON—Ruth, 017 8. Senate, mother of Lester Cook, Franklin, Ind., Opal Rogers of - Muncie, Ind, Henry and Herbert Cook, Ines 8mith, Apes Coghill of India Mary Plessenger and of Anderson,

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nlis, sister cott Pruitt 8 grandchildren. 2 ices Wednesday, July 10 at BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY, 1331 W. Ray. Burial, Carmel Ridge Cemetery, Brown County, Friends may call at mortuary.

HARVILLE — Horace, beloved father of William, Thomas, Edmond and James Harville, passed away Monday EB m. Friends may call at the ROBRT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect 8t., 10 po

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Tuesday. Services and burial at Clinton, Ky - HERMAN - Eliza M., 4345 N, Illinois

8t,, widow of Edward Herman, assed away Sunday, Service FLANVER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Wednesday, 3:30 p. m. Friends ine vited Friends MAY cail at woruary

* HOWSON—Glen, age 47 years, son of

Mrs. Susie : Howson, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday.' July 2, 2 p.m, .at the GEORGE W., USHER MORTUARY. 2313 W., Washington St, Friends invited.

KAHN-—8arah Lang, age 89 years. mother of Mrs. Mortimer ©. Fur$k Ned away Monday. Service HANAN: MORTUAY Wednesday, 10 a. m. KRIEGER—Lena Mauer, 81 years, 1920 N. Meridian St., beloved aunt of Lous P. M. Adams, plied sunday

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LANG—Mrs, Goldie, age 65, mother of Frank and Paul Black, Mrs. Dorothy shman, Mrs, Erma Sowder) Louls, nald Richard and Gordon Lana, sister of Pili O

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LeMASTERS—Hal W., age 71, passed away Sunday evening. |Byrvived by daughter, . Mrs, - Esburn . Chafin. Services Wednesday, 3 p. m,, at the Grace Methodist Church, Franklin, Friends may call at the FLINN AND MAGUIRE FUNERAL HOME, a in, after p. m., Tuesday and Wednesday until time of service, POYNTER Marvin. 49 years, beloved husband of Lecta Poynter. father of Mildred Harrington, ernice Moore, Evelyn Robert and Ear Jorn. ter, “brother of Katherine BSavag Geney race, Edith Willls, Everette and, aiter Poynter, passed Away Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 RMANN PU.

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