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Roads; Woman Drowns &:" ee Two Ft. Harrison soldiers were crash. At Logansport, Mr. Afon-| Without speaking a word. killed and an Indianapolis GI in-|hajt died yesterday of injuries! ‘jured in a spectacular 80-mile-an- received Thursday in a car-truck the rooming house who told police 'hour head-on collision on U. 8.'crash which killed his wife. 52 by-pass near Lebanon early

play today in the|tests for poisoning made by the death of an unidentified woman state police laboratory at Indianinto ajapolis. He said labels from cloth rooming house, collapsed and died/ing had been removed, but the |Initials “F. 0” or “F. D.” were on Mrs. Ann Kresno, landlady of|/& garment.

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; { ; Mr. Hood died at Michigan Cityjior vestigation. Foley ‘be Indiana's . Largest Real Estate { today. yesterday of injuries received Fri-| e " Digectory. NA d today WASHINGTON, July 28—| | Violent death came to seven day when he ‘was struck by a car/lleved the young woman may Nt SOUTH, EAST ARK Tobe Jet planes capable of speeds |other persons yesterday in traffic on U. 8, 12 near there. The driver have been poituned, She was * wesT in The TIMES you'll a tilled an of 600 mi : {and drowning accidents, of the car, Alex Uschuk, Lansing, ®XPeC : a aia». run duel futil les an hour mad@ 3, The dead: Mich., a television engineer, was It looks as though someone, the system's pent. Home ads now unsolved utile attempt to intercept| Cpl. Robert M. Shelton, 23, en route home.after working at Wanted her out of the way, hejotfereq by the nunber ot bedAlje M. mysterious glowing objects that! Crawiorgevilie, the Democratic National Conven- Said. LO ‘fooms as well: as hy location, streaked over the capit & opl. Clyde W. Cunmingham, 21, tion in Chicago. : t : . ‘ att a toa uptial for te! | Melrose Park, Ill. Miss Yurkstas drowned in Bass] ~~ STRAUSS SAYS: STORE HOURS DAILY 9:30 TILL § r of the ve week end. { Robert Eugene Arnold, 18 [ake near Knox yesterday when SATURDAY, 9:30 TILL I 'a lonely The Air Force, which always, | Plainfield. [she slipped into 10 feet of water | o state's has maintained a skeptical Roy Crull, 76, Miami, Fla. {from anh inner tube. I , . attitude about “flying saucers,” Frank Plummer, 28, Wabash. | sald today it was investigating Hugh T. Shannon, 38, Muncie. : at Belle- the unidentified objects, described Guy Aronhalt, 65, Kokomo. Schricker Moves He was as “glowing white lights,” which Emery W. Hood, 68 Long! I Agent were spotted by radar and then Beach, Ind. 3 To Close S lit: gunfire visually by Air Force and com- Miss Leona Yukat: > P ’ Miss 1. ukstas, 22, Chir. Brock mercial pilots Saturday night. cago A i f H t fired by “We don’t know what they are,! According to State Trooper 8S PpoIn $ ur ‘10 most but we are investigating,” an Air| L.. Hamilton, Cpl. Shelton » ar- : Force spokesman said today. ently ‘went to alee} r pp ! i 3 > eep, permitting his » Massa« ‘We have no concrete evidence car to the ed “ \ ge across the paveved “ene that they are flying saucers. ment into the path of a semi- | question Conversely, we have no concrete <n | 1X, 22, a evidence that they are not flying ey ya » Hupert nff’'s who saucers.” son, o 2 nois St. hattle at The spokesman said the reports Sheers Off Side of Car had been relayed to intelligence] The fro | | nt end and left side of eads are officers in the Pentagon and toy the soldier's car 'was sheered off to point the Air Force technical intel-| by the impact } ne «in the ligence center at Wright Patter-| y * to ny sald son Air Force Base, Dayton, 0. .The left side of the cab of the » 4 ot alone center for the investigation of] truck also was ripped away. a “flying saucer” reports. The truck skidded 400 feet have Start to Chasing from the point of impact. } The CAA control center at the’ Trooper Hamilton said a wreck- | National Airport across the Po- er was used to pry open the hot nine tomac from Washington, first! smashed body of the car before | tomahile picked up the mysterious objects the bodies of the soldiers could | I ives he on its radar screens Saturday eve-| be recovered. { | fo Summer Buses ning. In the next four hours the| Sgt. John Richardson, 33, al 9 Ya CAA reported as many as 12 of] member of the Army Band sta-/ fort . ! the unidentified “blimps” appeared) tioned at Ft. Harrison, was riding | i com tse en tlose on the radarscope at the same i with his brother in the truck. Sev-| | n a Mile tiie. , > {eral hours after the accident Sgt.| NAMED JUDGE—John Hurt. | ved they lv . . Co : J : : {Richard | ohn Hurt. . obbed a des Siielals imme dia 1e1y STRAWS IN THE WIND—This miss is not conducting a pre-election poll—ijust cooling off. She a yaon femained Jagonselous Gov. Schricker today appointed, Plenty of ways... 2 00 last mercial pilots to be on the look-| is Miss Diane Moeller, who with Louann, is a model at Farrell's Model and Charm Studios. These two ‘The truck driver was uninjured.|John E. Hurt former secretary without needing much Lm out. The Air Force ordered up| photos are a continuation of Times Photographer Lloyd Walton's studibi in staying cool. Another | Both dead men were stationed'of the State Democratic Com- of your means! F-94 jet planes in an attempt to] picture, Page I. . at Ft. Harrison with the .head- mittee, judge of Morgan County] ° intercept the lights. |Juazters company at the Finance!Circuit Court. i : One jet pilot reported spotting; . chool. The appointment was seen 28} . the objects twice but said he was, * " 3 Men Awaiting Discharge a move by Gov. Schricker, can-| Cool Shirts unable to overtake them. |: Cpl. Cunningham was a veter. didate for U. S. Senator, to close! Sport Shirts Civiian pilots also reported f ian of two years service in Ger- 2 SPlit in Democratic ranks for Under Shorts seeing the “lights” on four dif- many and was stationed at .Ft the campaign. Mr. Hurt was sc ferent occasions. Harrison waiting his discharge Secretary under the Frank Me- Socks Lt. William Patterson of the) from the Army in 10 days. Hale-Ira Haymaker regime which | Slacks 142d Fighter Interceptor Squat | & Cpl. Shelton was a veteran of WaS\ousted by forces led by Gov. Oxfords am the Korean Yar Sud tu suey Scher Sat lots to sight the lights on 1 | through four major campaigns The 39-year-old Martinsville @ - day night—expressed er) Truman and Barkley there. He was to be discharged attorney will serve until Dec. 31.) “ ; ment. wa i | in November, {A successor will be elected in “I don’t know what they were,” | Spark Campaign P The truck driver told Trooper November to take office Jan. 1 and. / Those Celebrated he said. “I don't even know what By United Press Hamilton he was driving the/Serve until 1955. | 7 . Easy Jeans . I saw.” thought the “sau.| CHICAGO, July 28—Gov. Adlai empty van to pick up a load of! ih Hurt SuceReds Laue: Hom-| 4. a Some experts thought the “sau-| produce when he saw the carer Elliott who died July 18. 3 . cers” over Washington were real. E. Stevenson prepared to return plummeting toward him. He said/ -This was the second time Gov.! 7 Those Denim Slacks Stop the ‘Jokers’ ito his governor's mansion at he was attempting to swing off Schricker filled the Morgan Cir-! and Jackets “I definitely believe the objects Springfield today after learning] the road at the time of the crash. cuit Court post because of death.| ; Y were not a figment of someone’sithat President Truman and Vice, Bike Rider Killed He appointed Judge Elliott in| . imagination,” said R.L. Farns- President Alben Barkley willl Young Arnold was killed when 1950 After the death of Judge Plenty of apparel and worth, president of the U. S.istump the country for him. a trong STHb the poh ee €0 Omar O'Harrow, Martinsville, | . accessories at reductions Rocket Society. : Mr. Stevenson's train from Chi-| riding on a Flan Sa oe ae as! ER BT pes d the reductions Dr. Farnsworth said “there is 2 cago will stop briefly at the TIVer, Lowel OS iragt: = om hs ot Bon Ait an requ possibility” they are interplanet-ip,. atic nominee’s home town | - Stilesville. was held by PI ainfiel dl 9 are plenty! oe eiantiary space travel is/°f Blgamington, Il. Ate 2 refi} police for investigation, But He Gets Her $17 Plenty at Regularly } rear platform speec ere the i . definitely possibly,” he said. [train pa push ge Springfield. | Mr. Crull was killed when the | DETROIT, July 28 rg Featured Prices 0) bring Dr. J. Allen Hynek, an astron- “po 0. 4. "notional Chairman car he was driving left U. 8S. 40| Nettie Palmer laughed at a hold-! # on EXCESS VALUE! omer at Ohio State University, n ..." gp McKinney emerged B and struck a parked house trailer), man yesterday when he failed said he thinks the persons whol, °° ootino with Mr. Steven-| Y2-mile ‘west of Knightstown. [to And any money in her wallet. have reported seeing the “saucers”| — . i. 4ay to announce that] Mr. Plummer died in a similar: “I've bee d inst teil COME ON IN—The were not just letting their imagi-| }, battle plan for the fall cam-| accident when the ear in which ve n Warne aga ft si icking is. as pleasant as nations get the best of them. He paign against OF Nominee! he was a passenger struck a |lOWS like you, . said. at's | p ng FP! . said he wae conv juced these per-\p ight D. Eisenhower called for| paticed truck along Ind. 57 four | rs Stayed *arrying my money | the air-conditioned air . : sons saw s . a “four- instead of. miles sout | 4 But Dr. Hynek said it is “high-/> /four-edged sword ins h of Washington. | "gne "told police the thief you breathe. ly improbable” that the wsaucers”|® 70°08 . ! A two-car collision at a Muncie | promptly searched her pockets y rp! Se otiwr planet, | Mr. McKinney explained that, intersection brought death to Mr.|and found $17. which he trans. ’ Soms r ist. who Ah 4 that/Mr. Truman and Mr. Barkley| Shannon yesterday. Three other|ferred to his own pocket before L STRAUSS & (0 THE MAN S STORE re ae oe srithheld, speculated| WOuld bring their political _ex- persons were injured in the fleeing. . " : his name be wit he « Spe (perience, and campaign rhetoric, | a rere TTR that the “saucers” might be oh to bear against the Republicans perimental aircraft developed bYiajong with Gov. Stevenson and FENCE SITTING—Politics might be responsible for a part of ! the U. 8. id “it'g/D 15 Vice presidential running the heat wave, so model Louann Dummick is taking no chances. | If this is the case, he said, 1'3imate, Sen. John J. Sparkman of She's a fence sitter to avoid the heat ‘ ! time the government quit playing|ajahama. Sadie) A : ; jokes on the people.” : | The President and Mr. Barkley : ; i The same scientist said hel will campaign “to the fullest ex- With the guide books and the : : thought ‘it was “slightly fishy"li hi» Mr McKinney said. C 00 eX local history text, social science! y : that many reports of the weird, 00.) chairman, whom courses in all the city’s primary, objects come from the general yr. Stevenson named to continue . schools will be standardized. area of Washington and atom “lin his post, said the Democrats The seminar was held at the proving grounds in New Mex oO: {have decided on a “sharp. hard-! d gs | Instruction Center, 1644 Roose-| " % Other scientists were keeping yitting campaign, not to last § ’ their hands off the mystery. {more than two months. | velt Ave. under direction of Dr. 3 rier The first text of Indianapolis R. L. Springer, y a . { historical lore for primary grade- Dr, Springer said there has : E Collects Democratic ‘Burned Up Suitor {school ipupils is among four new heen a great demand for an In-| 5 eas iy ] Gear to Stage Party . [books now being printed for use dianapolis history text in the city : CHICAGO, July 28 (UP)—A Returns the Fire 'in Indianapolis this fall. schools. The guide books, he 7 ’ The books are the result of a added, principally are for use by Chicago society matron was all, JERSEY CITY, N. J. July 28iveaprs planning and the work of teachers fueXoerienced in teach: set today for a party featuring a (UP)—Authorities held Edward 60 Indianapolis teachers who at- ing the courses mock political convention, and yg,qnix on arson charges for tenfed a six-week seminar which — a ——— she had real trappings to Work|y,,...nc a woman's dresses and ended Friday. ACCORDION a " |. with. ; ‘setting fire to her mattress when| Besides the local history text $ 50 Lal The woman was seen hiring op. ¢ai1eq to return to her apart-'for third grade students, the new | Private V2 Hour Lesson little boys in the area of the ment [books include three study guides | Atcordions Loaned to Beginners : ' ti hall Saturday to " i 4 a Stuay guide Free Band Training =" convention : yO Mr. Koshik explained that he for teachers to be used in in--gather up discarded "Democratic Firat ” structing courses in national, INDIANA MUSIC co 1 pl d She hauled felt frustrated when Mrs. Grace 3 . politieal Plasards . iy did not show up. She State and local history and gov- | 135 EB. OHIO IM. 4486 them away in her car after ex. 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