Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1952 — Page 12

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HEALTHY CHOICE — The National Swim for Health Association selected Hollywood's Anne Francis as the 1952 Motion Picture Swim for Health Queen. Anne's natural beauty, form ‘and photogenic qualities registered plainly in the camera as she posed on a pier in California to prove she is a good choice.

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By HARMAN W. NICHOLS | United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, July 4 (UP)—| During the last days of the war,| Paratrooper Fran Hoffman ‘of Madison, Wis,, had to bail out over Bavaria. It was the luckiest jump of his life. : Fran, a captain in the 101st Air Borne Infantry, made a discovery there which helped him and his brothers to organize and operate] a million-dollar-a-year business. x Remembers Taste

The qfficer was taken in by a Bavarian family. At his first meal he tasted a mouth-watering sauce made by the good hausfrau. Fran couldn't get the woman to tell him the secret recipe, but when he got back home he still remem-|

sauce. ‘Finally with the aid of a chef they started experimenting, with Fran as the “taster.” It took six months ‘and- the former officer fasted gallons and gallons of sauce but after mixing all sorts of Ingredients and seasoning, they made it. ¢ Fran and his brothers set up a company to bottle the sauce. Before long they were doing a | ing business with an international flavor. One woman sent a bottle |

to her brother who owns a restaurant in Hong Kong. Back came, an order for 30 gallons. Fran says he wouldn't be surprised

someday to get an order from a|..

Bavarian inn. Ran Lunch Room

The story of the Hoffman brothers started back in 1941 and is. told by the Veterans Administration. Two of the bréthers, Fran and Bob ran a campus| lunchroom on the University of} Wisconsin compus. Fran was the chef, Bob the cashier. World War II came along and the brothers answered the call In all, there were nine Hoffman brothers. All but Tommy, who was too young, joined up. All came home except Bud, who was| killed on his birthday Feb. 14, 1944, while flying his next to last mission in the Pacific. | After the firing ceased. the brothers joined forces and the Hoffman House, an eating place and the dream of two college] kids, became a reality. The boys had to have some] help, of course, and they floated | a couple of loans under the GI| bill of rights. They turned oub to be a good risk for the government.

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