Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1952 — Page 4

Air Force Says ‘Some Saucers’ Traced by Radar

DAYTON, O,, July 18 (UP)— The Air Force admitted today {that people actudlly see ‘‘sdmething” when they report flying saucers and said some of the junexplainable objects traveling at ispeeds up to 2000. miles an hour have been tracked by radar.

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Putnam County Bluffton Mother Of 2 Dies of Polio “ . { : 3 fe ! PT. WAYNE, July 18 (UP)—| Hospital here Wednesday after Holds Horse Show 1ndiana's fourth polio death of an illness of one week. Mrs. Dor-

the year was a Bluffton mother othy Ifér, 35, is survived by her of two who died in St. Joseph's husband and two daughters,

~ LANDSCAPING BEING DONE NOW

Evergreens, shrubs and frees. gfowing in pots are better planted now. It gives them a good start before winter comes.

ROSES NOW IN BLOOM

Some of the finest show horses in the Midwest will take part in the Putnam County | Saddle Club Horse Show to be held Sunday at the Indiana

State Farm. The Shrine Horse Patrol of the Murat Temple will put on a 25-minute precision drill with their beautiful silver saddle mounts and colorful uniforms. .

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unidentified aerial objects, said ® ; : {jet fighters equipped with the County Scottish Rite Club to Most people like to select rose bushes while in bloom. See ! young mothe: {very latest radar have been sent raise money for its charity | them at the Nursery now. jail today a laloft to “make contact” with the drive, i 31 Bemin. at’ 1 ; . fatally beat |phantom objects, but all efforts e show Ww gin { “ : to catch up iis them have failed. : ; : p. m. (Indianapolis time). x VISIT OUR SALES YARD : daughters x» PRANCING STEED—Many beautiful show horses like this high — ASK FOR FREE BOOKLET ON LANDSCAPING crying.” OF 1000 investigated reports. stepper will take part in the Putnam County Saddle Club Horse Rite May See Aly . Mrs. Willa |Capt. Ruppelt said, 38 per cent Show at the Indiana State Farm Sunday. The show starts at | p. m. EAGLE CREEK NURSERY ' was rushed f were meteors or other heavenly ————— EE CHICAGO, July 18 (UP)—Rita lespie, Ill, [podies oe ent Baligons, = as a piece of wreckage, had ever making these reports actually Hayworth dic doi bind 82nd Street and Lafayette Road (U.S. 52) ! Shijgren diag

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been found after a saucer was see something in the sky,” Capt. patween the actress and Prince Ruppelt said, “but what they are Aly Khan when he arrives in the United States about Aug, 1. nn

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: [cent hoaxes, and 25 per cent un- © explained. | He said no physical trace, such

reported over an area. We are convinced persons is another question.”

C l P l ; = J united Press Telephoto. A GALLANT BATTLE — Tommy Koons, 7, was saved from death by Dr. John Wilder and Dr. Floyd J. Fowler in the polio ward at Children's Hospital, Akron, O. The nurse is Mrs. Rose Smith, A

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[V Picks Up R TV Picks Up Rescue ie dang 3 . . mother-in-la : + pened. oy In iron Lung M : By United Press As the camera swung around { The mott 5 2x20 Ds July Js a elon the Foom, a nurse noticed that 7- : ‘ Jabies pi * sion camera crew st : © WEWS in Cleveland got more year-old Tommy Koons, in an ' of the twin ¥ drama than it expected when jt/iron lung with bulbar polio, was : other died i £ awent into the polio ward at Chil- turning blue and choking. ‘ being taken g Sor oc hospital Bere Weanesay Dr, John Wilder of the hospital ; pal Re . gor some “routine” filming. taf was ickly call 4 ’ . elp i ©The station planned to take 8 was quickly called and Im) CHOOSE FROM: ! who was m § Plotures of youngsters in the ward mediately started an operation ° ! she struck a 2nd sh a gs in to remove clotted mucus in the] Her husban i #nd show them to illustrate what . : ® : © #8 being done to treat polio. [hil Dou 0 the boy could . Cool Chambray Sheers | the deaths v 3 ¥ —— 2 ’ . \ i 3 : | Throat Specialist Dr. Floyd J. Bold Plaid Ginghams i Couple $ 3 {Fowler was summoned: from his! : : ®* Smart Waffle Piques 5.0 3 é uple : nearby office and “without time ° a x Su ’ . As Drive : , {even to scrub his hands,” he went § + UtmasF IR Suinme Shirf i i — ® Rayon Acetate Prints rer ieee . ; J TN st + 2 Ohi —+& The Police PAL Club Cirrus to work om the boy. gi mmer irt ® 3 2 + n 0 % opens tomorrow , . . and hun- Twice in the next half hour, at- mos! nou y Open Weave Cottons . A : here today ® dreds of underprivileged chil- tendants thought Tommy was Comfort * Sheer Bemberg Prints . ] { whom they 4 dren won't see it unless YOU gone, but Dr. Fowler pronounced PY : L ° } deserted the © and your neighbors buy their him safe after 30 minutes. Foremost In Sport Shirt ® Summer Sun-Backs : i tickets Hospital Superintendent Roger - { ° ope rant, 1 " When you buy your fam- Sherman described Dr. Fowler's Styles ; | i. Beguiling Boleres ; ies Ban * {ly's tickets today or tomor- operation as ‘very routine. What ® s : 3 i re ‘ : © row, buy an extra one — or made ii so dramatic was the Bright, Bold, Splashy Prints! | rim iailo 3 police Ine i more—and put them in The presence of a television camera.” » Cut Full—Made For Freedom i Classics : Kimblem, 2} 2 Times box at the circus ticket “ Sn —— . a B! i when they s 4 booth at W. Washington and ACCORDION $ 50 of Action : We're making way for the jal ' They’ sak ¢ Ilnois Sts. " : : season . consequently ! th x : Private "2 Hour Lesson » . « the car on % - A policeman will see that the rani nr Beginners For Sports, Work Or Casual f NOW You can buy a really + away with & tickets are distributed to chil- Free Band Training Wear! good dress at this amazingly { Mrs. Barne + dren who can’t afford, to buy U ic co * 1 hy . All ori 1 sold ! $65. © their own. Then they see the | INDIANA MUS ‘ ® Small. Medium. Large Sizes ow price! All originally Bo va big circus thrills tomorrow and | 115 E. OHIO IM. 4486 . ' ' q \ Jor Heh more, 2 Sus but * the Travele: © Sunday at Victory Field along eee e— i not all sizes in all styles. } m—— & with thousands of other Indian- Our Most Popular Sport Shirt § " apolis people. Open Tues., Thurs, Fri. Eves. TIP M STREET FLOOR SECOND FLOOR f 3% | \

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: Ft. Wayne Man Heads . Workers for Blind

2 Howard C. Carroll, Ft. Wayne, ~ was elected president of the Indi- . ana Association of Workers for ! the Blind at the close of the © group's 30th annual convention i here yesterday. K. E. Bratt, In- # dianapolis, was hamed first vice 4 president. 5s Mr. Bratt is a counselor with Z-the Indiana Board of Industrial and Vocational Rehabilitation for the Blind.

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