Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1952 — Page 10

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: ! | : : | | ‘ ’ 3, : : S Fi i R Navy Leis Contracts | Mrs Fromhol Mrs. Brandmaier, | U. S. Will Rush. ‘Lung’ to Bangkok | . i » i Ine avage 1g ing ages For ‘Steam Slingshots . Resident 40 Years, WASHINGTON — The govern-/has broken out in the tiny-rar { (atl W. King & Son : ° WASHINGTON -— The Navy, . . Di H f 69 ment says the. next available Eastern land that possesses no le General Insurance © On 1 00 Bun Ff 4 lsaid it has let contracts to two, 1es ere a military plane out of Tokyo wili/iron lungs. It put in an urgent § Lei us be your insurance American firms for construction Mrs. Frances Brandmaier, resi- carry an iron lung to polio-'request for one. counsellors in all coverages. h— i . dent of Indianapolis 40 years, died Rocke NT By United Press _ tar barrage, described in field Of the powerful, British-developed Mrs B Here yesterday after a years ill- stricken Bangkok, Thailand. MSA said it expecta the lung {230 Mass., Plaza 2061 0 TOKYO (Sunday) Sept. 7-—/dispatches as very heavy. steam catapult for aircraft car- rs. Edith M: Fromhold, well- ness. She was 89. . The Mutual Security Adminis- from Tokyo to reach Bangkok b Savage fighting raged today on The Allied footsloggers repelled piers. known ' in South “Bide business. “5. = La 0 Ce Bartholomew tration said yesterday its Thai- this week end and another may| y the blood soaked slopes of Bunkerithe attacks, most of them com-| nov Brean of Aeronau- 20d church circles, died yester- Brandmaier, she was born in land mission has reported polio'be dispatched later. Hill as the Korean war mounted pany-sized. tics announced the McKiernan- day in her home, 825 E. Edge- Marsberg, Germany. : in fury aground and aloft. A Red company swarmed UP po... (orp, of Harrison, N. J. wood PL She was' 73. Mrs. Brandmaier was a memChinese shock troops stormed Capitol Hill on the central front oo", 0 E. W. Bliss Co. of Can-| Besides her activities withthe ber of St. Patrick's Catholic Bunker Hill and a nearby heightiafter 10.500 shells had blistered | “wir build the so-called St."MArk’s Catholic Church, she Church and the Indianapolis S< late last night after hammering the ridge and surrounding ter- “steam slingshots,” termed by helped her husband, Andrew, for Liederkranz Ladies Society. ib ae Mt them with an artillery and mor- rain. The Communists withdrew some engineers one of the most many years with his grocery and She is survived by her son, Hel- for anv. occasion. 1or on ; sl TT TT after two hours—losers in bloody oo iiant advances in naval avi- meat market he started in 1903. mut Brandmaier; two daughters, y ’ y. age: : hand-to-hand fighting. "ation since Woftd War II | Mr. and Mrs. Fromhold cele-/ Mrs. Carl Nilges and Mrs. Robert Movie Star Tour Across the Korean front and in “0 © 0 LE powerful | Prated their golden wedding an- Fisher; a brother, Hans Kleffner; . d the skies: et a Pet fighters even Miversary Oct. 23, 1951. a niece, Mrs. Wilbert Koch, and 0Wers To Begin Mon ay Recapture Position while a carrier is moving down- Mrs. Fromhold was a member a nephew, Alfred Kleffner, all of : $6 0 o ONE: American troops of the wind or tied at a dock. At pres-|°f the Auxiliary of the McGrew Indianapolis; and the following fill the home with beauty and cheer! A state-wide personal-appear- os¢y Division's famous 27th ent. carriers must steam into the | Spanish American War Veterans brothers and sisters living in Gerance tour of Hollywood person- “Wolfhound” Regiment lost ahd wind to launch their craft wither [APG Altar Society of St. Mark's many: Hefman, Aulon, Clevens | alities will start Monday, under then recaptured a key position from hydro-pneumatic catapults! ureh, : pial 7; ~ ik He * the Allied Thea. On the slope of “Sandbag Castle” or by flying Jey of the apy { Survivors, beside the husband, Sopie ‘Weber and Mrs. Thea CLEVE the auspices 0 : Te on the east-central front in 10 yr — — (are one daughter, Mrs. Merle Brand. 4 oe 0 oo oo Big Luke ter Owners of Indiana, Inc. hours of heavy fighting. Egan; two sons, Dr. Willis and Services will be at 8:30 a.m. mean so much to the sick or shut-in! 18 Opening with a press break- TwO: Allied Pantherjets, Me- 600 Glassworkers Emmett; one brother,” Lester Tuesday JB the S. H. Herrmann won the 1 fast Monday in the Marott Hotel, {eors and shooting Stars smashed . . . |Smith, 4nd three grandchildren. Funeral Home and at a.m. in the tour will cover most of the the a Ee fh fo head- Strike at Muncie Services will be at 8:30 a. m. St. Patrick's Church, Burial will home eo sizeable cities in Hoosierland be- quarters at Kowon, 35 miles MUNCIE—S8ix hundred glass- Tutsqay in Latex Fupersl Home be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. i Ia fore it winds up Friday might. southwest of Hamhung near the workers at the Kimball Glass Co.|20 a. m, in St, Mark's urch. a a | NOTE: Comult the ‘sellow pasts : rs. on the junket : ; 'Burial will be in Holy cross Blood Collections OTS: the Browns Screen player n J East Coast, kindling 10 ‘great pare were among 6200 going on Cemetery. of Your telephone Sirectory tor The viet

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include Forrest Tucker, ReX fires and destroying 56 buildings. , | Allen. Tony Romano and Billl THREE: U. 8: Saberjets flying strike today in four states. Con-| Sitti —— | Schedyled for Week ! " t tract talks broké down between] The Red Cross Defense Blood |

Shirley, all of whom have been cover for the Kowon attack re appearing at the State Fair, plus tought two dogfights with MIG's Industry leaders of the Ameri.) Local Deaths Center, 18 W. Georgia St. will| night's Ne Audie Murphy, Gene Evans and trying to guard the Red base, ¢an Flint Glassworkers Union| be open for donations from 11 game. ) ‘ Bob Lem

G (AFL) at Toledo. | WILLIAM H. ROBERTS, 88,3 m. td 5 p. m. Tuesday and 2| The strike was ordered when of 2634 Ethel St., former restau- p. m. to 8 p. m. Thursday. | the deadline set by the union for rant owner. Services, 1 p. m.| Tomorrow the bloodmobile will reaching a new agreement, passed Tuesday, Jacobs Bros. West Side stop at Mew Castle and Pendle-|

Carey Wilson. MGM producer They were credited with one MI Edward Bernds also is in the pronably destroyed and one damparty. aged. The West Coast visitors will "FOUR Allied fighter-bombers

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be split into three groups. They hit a tungsten mine southeast of without results The union is de-|Chapel. Burial, Floral Park. ton. A two-day stand has been Doby were will be escorted by Al Raymer, yangdok and set off two big ex- manding a 20 per cent wage in-| ae wt. _ scheduled at 'Anderson Tuesday The Bros of the Manta Rose theater cir- piasions crease, CALVIN 8. LYDAY, 64, of 4509 3nd Wednesday. A bloodmobile] soar cuit of northern Indiana, and : Also affected were workers at'E. 18th St., Dean-Hill Pump Co. wij] stop at Lebanon Wednesday, | run spurt | Trueman T. Rembusch, president, Level Supply Center the® Overmyer Mold Co. Win- employee. Services, 10 a. m. 354 Thursday and Friday at] a moment and Marc J. Wolf, treasurer of FIVE-B-26 night raiders vir- chester, Ind. (Tuesday, Harry W. Moore Peace Muncie, then Peoby Allied Theater Owners, ‘tually wiped out a Communist ——————————————————— Chapel, Burial, Anderson Ceme- ; - re OL 48 She Santina supbly center at Pikstong. < Red Cross Jobs ery. uu City Man Is Killed Jum they : —S8uperforts from Okinaw ‘ SE vole : Bogus $10 Bills ly SWerlonts trom Okinawa Open in Far East ROBERT PARK HUSBANDS, In Illinois Accident quished. Being Circulated near Hamhung. : 70, 3555 Washington Blvd. for-| ;.,narq K, Weeks, 39, of 3417) Easter hc Women interested in Red Cross Mer shipping clerk for the Penn- |x naquincy- St. was killed today| with none ©

i ; Pukchong is 40 miles northeast Authorities today warned of Hamhung and a few miles in- duty as clerk stenographers in sylvania Railroad 50 years. in a two-car crash near Farmers-|

counterfeit money is being circu- 4 : Services 11 a. m. Monday in _, : : land. Hangdok is 40 miles due the Far East are requested to ville, I1l., Illinois state police related in Indianapolis. eat of “Wopaan. check Red Cross headquarters Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. ited, |

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Hospital at Children’s | Society of Engineers | NCAA Group Studies . Home to Be Dedicated | To Honor Officer Questionnaires { The executive board of the In-| KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The It was Si gh Dew nospital 2 the Indiana giana Society of Professional En- NCAA extra events committee, returning te gow will. be dedicated Bineers will honor Paul E. Rob- concerned with the effect of post- Day. next Sunday, Sept. 14 bins, an officer of the national season competition upon college T IND) Gov. Schricker and other state OTSanization, at a dinner tomor- athletics, dug into a mountain of : ue N officials will take part. row in the Warren Hotel. questionnaires today, but delayed i, oe 2 The services, held in conjunc-| Mr. Robbins is executive di- reporting its findings. oti Da tion with the town's annual Le- rector of the National Society of A report will be made late in ; Dob g th gion Day, will include a short Professional Engineers in Wash- October to the NCAA Council, as 2 entertainment by children of the ington, D. C. Representatives of NCAA Executive Director Walter with a doul ome, beginning at 12:30 p.m. all Indiana chapters will attend. Byers said.

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