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¥our more Hoosier men have been killed in Korea, the Defense Department an-

nounced today. It also reported 12 Indiana serv-

ijcemen wounded, including two from Indianapolis, KILLED

Army Sgt. Vernard G. Bell; son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bell, Lamar, (Previously injured and returned to duty.) 5 Pfc. Wilbert R. Harper, ‘son of Mr. and Mrs, Hardy Harper, Bloomingdale. Pvt. Robert C. Lawson, band of Mrs. Glendora L. son, Shelbyville, : Marines Pte. James Letcher Gillam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manford K. Gillam, Knightstown,

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WOUNDED . Army Pvt. Norman A. Bartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J, Bartz,

South Bend.

Sgt. 1/¢ Billie J. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lindley, Kokomo, Marines Pfc. Warren L. Munson, son of Mrs. Martha 8. Munson, R. R. 3, Indianapolis. Pfc. Walter H. Schaler Jr., husband of Mrs. Walter H. Schaler Jr., 5523 Walcott St.

Pfc. Schaler has been in Marines about 11 months and in

Korea about five months. His wife had heard no details about his wound. She and their baby

daughter, Karen, expect him home

about January. Pfe. Schaler is a native of Indianapolis: and attended Southport

High School. He is 21 years old ‘and worked at Allison Division of

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tering service. Pfc. William F. Allen, son of Mrs. Vina Wallace, Lynnville, 8/8gt. Harry Orin Blake Jr, husband of Mrs, Harry O. Blake Jr., Mt, Vernon. Cpl. Hubert J. Cottom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E, Cottom, Terre Haute. Pfe. George Gary, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wilbon Gary, Gary.

Pfc. Kyle R. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs, William 8. Martin, Greenwood.

Pfc. Harold A. Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morrison, Tippecanoe. Pfc. Melvin H. Rouse, husband of Mrs. Melvin H. Rouse, Evansville, Pfc. Lamar H. Trees, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fay O. Trees, Grenfield.

Local Deaths

MRS. MINNIE E. JOHNSON, 68, of 3302 Kenwood Ave. member of the University Park Christian Church. Services, 10 a. m. Friday, Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Crown Hill. » n n ARLIE F. HARRIMAN, 1958 Holloway Ave., Circle City Decorating Co. employee. Services } p. m. tomorrow, Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Floral Park. » » ~ BURTON K. SPEAR, 56, of 2349 Talbot Ave. Pennsylvania Railroad conductor 30 years. Services, 1 p. m. tomorrow, Flan- | ner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, ! Washington Park. n on ” GEORGE ‘'F. LAWRENCE, 58, of 2148 N. Rural St. Services, 2 p. m. today, Moore & Kirk Northeast Chapel, Burial, Crown Hill. on n ua

CHARLES B. GRANDSTAFF,

65 of 719 N. Sheffield Ave. Moran Electric Co. employee. Services, 1:30 p. m. tomorrow, |

Conkle W. Michigan St. Funeral Home. Burial, Floral Park. 5 u ” JACK WIMS, 63, of 535 Min-| erva St. Services 10 a. m, Sat-| urday, Jacobs Bros!’ West Side. Chapel. Burial, New Crown. on n ” WILLIAM H. JOYCE, 86, of 1420 Woodlawn Ave. a retired Marion County farmer. Services 1:30 p. m. tomorrow, J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial, Acton.

SOS Sent Out for Midget ' To Work in Plane Plant

TULSA, Okla. Aug. 27 (UP)— 'Oklahoma’s State Employment Service put out an SOS today for) a job applicant not more than | four feet tall and weighing 100 tpounds or less. A midget is needed urgently by, a Tulsa defense plant for work |

(0 side the wings of an airplane.

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THE. INDIAN APOLIS "IMES ‘Four Hoosiers Killed, } 12 Wounded in Korea

fighting General Motors Corp, before en-|

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DON'T MOVE—Sgt. William E. Danner, 5825 Broadway, ako:

like a prisoner while Maj.

Wilborn C. Bufkin, Jeffersonville, shows

members of Indiana's 384th Military Police Battalion how to search a captive. The battalion is at Camp McCoy, Wis., for two weeks

summer Haining:

Local Vital Statistics

MARRIAGE LICEN

Jesse Brewer, U. 8 Toom

SES ISSUED |

Army; Barbara

mey, 20, tEits aaa,

| Russell Wakefield, Gibson, 27, 730 Dwight Davis,

30, Center. 22, 2033

730 Center;

Agnes Hendrixson, 16, 2033 N. Carrollton.

Gary Corlette, 17, 924 N, Ostermeier, A 914 N. Carl Smith, 344 N, Elend, 57, 3p’ N.

Oriental; Donnas Highland Randolph; Ona]

Illinois.

Harry Sacks, 47, 3169 Washington Blvd.;

Bess Draizar, 37, 2410

. Delaware,

John Riester, 25. or 'S. East; Louis Childers, 21, 1902 8S. Talbot. John Akin, 24, U. 8. Army. Iva Dodd, 22, 1626 N. Tacoma, Gene Courtney, 22, 8. Navy: Zoe Ann Yundt, 20, 1034 Blaine

Richard Townsend, 23, 1014 E. Banta Rd.:

Joann Felske. 21

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Minnesota.

Robert Lineback, 21, U 8 Army: Anita, Tribulak. 21, Indianapolis |i Rampley, 30. Cedar Rapids. lowa: Jira Jarvis, 39, 5319 University vid Marcum, 19, 1936 Central; Bonnie Da 1325 College. DIVORCE SUITS FILED Helen vs. Donald Cochrane: Edna vs | Robert Kett; Dorothy vs. Harold Harrison; Barbara vs. Lawrence Mitchell; Rose vs. Stanley Gibbons: Eunice vs Paul { Jackson: Geraldine vs. Carl Ryan: Virginia vs. John Watson; Robert vs. Doro- | {thy Fleming. BIRTHS TWINS ! At Methodist—Lawrence, Virginia Freud (boys).

Effie N. Carrollton; |

James, Anita Thomas; Munford At St. Vincent's — Stanley, Helen Lukasik: Robert, Marjorie Stevens: Earl, Irene Hackleman; Sherman, Nora Jordan; Charles, Barbara Lucas. i At Methodist — Paul. Betty Smith; Leonard, Ollie Stapp; Richard, Esther Pow-| ers; Paul, Betty Mars; Edwin, Virginia] | Stewart, Walter, Elsie Reed: Charles, Siale Hughes; Robert, Edith Hilton; ohn, Norma Benge AC Home —Dayey: Huberta Hester, 1302 E. 25th; Delia, Alphonso Wilks, 2015 Ronald, Aurelia Cole, 973 Willis, Frozena Cobb, 834 Melvin, Edna Morton, 829 Ruby Barnett, 417'a2 W.

GIRLS

Roosevelt, Mary

Bellefontaine; N. Tremont; 8. Illinois: Lord; Ralph, 8t. Clair.

At St. Francis—Raymond, Clara Jay; Donald, Theresa Sweeney: James, Margurite Bacon. Donald, Virginia Bastin; Fred. Betty Carter. At General--Roger, Edna Eley: Dorothy Marshall al, Coleman—Joseph, Sarah_ Childress: ames, Jacaueline Moores: E. §., Edith Tes At St. Vincent's—James. Winifield Kelly: Leen. Edith McDonald: Richard. Jorita Ritter: David. Hannelore Killian. At Metvodist—John, Janette Quinn; Betty Maynard: Theo, June Martin: Ann Todd; Lynn. Dorothy

James,

John, |

Norris Jr. LaFave; Lee, Ruby McKinney; Alice Cummins, John, Audrey Charles, Maude Ford; Lloyd,

Cummings | ome-—Walter, Sjelia Simpson, | Bright: Eugene, Mabel Cox. 941 { ress; Donald, Patricia Colwell,

Broadway.

DEATHS i

Marie,

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BOYS St. Francis — Howard, Evelyn Wise- Lida Allen, 68. at General, carcinoma.

At man: Thomas, Mi

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Samantha B. Darst. 42, at Long. nephritis. Harry Magidson. 70, at Methodist, arteriosclerotic heart

Robert J. Mendenhall, 65, at Veterans, | carcinoma, William E. Quigley, 59, at Veterans, con-| gegtive heart

{Dwight Shoemaker, 57. at Methodist, cor- | onary occlusion. Levi Skaggs. 64, at General. Anna Whiffing, 64, at 16 8. nary occlusion

Official Weather

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU —Aug, 27—

carcinoma. Harris, coro-

6:08 |

Sunrise ... Sunset . Precipitation 24 hrs ending 1: 30 a.m. 00 Total precipitation since Jan, 1 dvies 30. 72 Excess sice Jan. 1 viene 3.43

The following table shows the temperature in other cities:

Station High Low ALIanta .......ccoiviioriveiivea 81 60 BOSON ......¢0cervoenneies . 86 68 Chicago 90 70 Cincinnati 90 56 | Cleveland 88 61 Denver A 92 62 Evansville 91 57 Ft. Wayne .. 84 56 Ft. Worth 103 8 Indianapolis .. . 88 64 Kansas City .... . 89 3 Los Angeles sevves +15 64 Miami .. . 86 73 Minneapolis-St. Paul .. . 83 7 New Orleans carinin 87 7 Oklahoma City .. 98 76 Omaha 88 71 Pltsburgh ...........0... 84 £35 San Antonio... ..... ec, . 08 3 San Francisco ...c......... 66 46 Bt. Lonis | .L naldainn 91 f8 Washington. D. C 84 62 Too Generous CHICAGO, Aug. 27 (UP) —

Christmas came early for Santa Claus today when Anthony C. Adams, a Santa with a flair for forgery, was given five years probation by Criminal Court Chief Justice Thomas E. Kluczynski. Adams allegedly gave some $30,-| 000 over a span of two years to his friends in a neighborhood tavern, police said.

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