Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1943 — Page 17

4 plane after being trapped

Rescue Big Plane In Quebec Wilds

PRESQUE ISLE, Me. April 9 (U. P.)—One of the most am_bitious . rescue missions in army ‘history was disclosed today with the return of a four-engined Care 0 months in the snowbound wilds ~ of Quebec Canadian bush pilots, flying

: small ski-equipped planes, rescued

two of the crew of the trapped plane, a Consolidated €-87, when it was forced down on a frozen lake Feb. 5. They brought sup-

A plies for the two. other ‘crew ‘members.

. Later a large tractor was flown fo the scene and cleared a runway out of the snow. Skiis were then fitted on the Consolidated and the big ship lifted itself from the ice and snow, returning to its home base here.

PLAN BUSINESS SESSION ‘Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 227 will hold a business meeting at 7:30 Pp. m. Monday, with a social hour following.

8 INJURED IN 9-CAR CRASH |:3

High School Seniors Were Returning Home From

Class Party.

LOGANSPORT, Ind. April 9 (U. P.) —Eight. persons remained in serious condition at a hospital here today of injuries suffered in an automobile-tractor collision near

Royal Center yesterday. A car driven by Hugh Thimlar, 17, and containing eight Royal Center high school seniors en route home after a senior day party, collided

‘with a tractor driven by Gale Beck3 ley, 49.

Thimlar, Beckley, Beckley’s son Robert, 22, who was , riding the tractor, Donald Campbell, 18, Robert Schmaltz, 18, Betty Anderson, 17, Phyllis Farrer, 17, and Percy Fultz, 18, all were taken to the hospital.

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CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION SET

Eighth Annual . Meeting.

The eighth annual state conference of the Indiana Council on Religion in Higher Education will be held Saturday, April 17, at the Indianapolis Athletic club. Approximately 300 persons are expected to attend the all-day meeting which will include addresses by several Indianapolis citizens and responses by college presidents and professors concerning the place of religion in higher education. Dr. ‘Georgia E. Harkness, professor at’ Garrett Biblical institute at Evanston, Ill, and widely known author of religious works, will speak at the luncheon. Her subject will be “Religion in Higher Education and the Peace.” Fermor S. Cannon of Indianapolis will preside. Dr. Harkness is a graduate of Cornell university and received her A. M. and Ph. D, degrees from Boston university. She also studied at Harvard and Yale universities and at the Union Theological seminary in New York. While teaching at Boston universify and Mt. Holyoke college, she was a. delegate to the world church conferences at Oxford, Amsterdam and Madras.

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The conference will open at 10 a. m. with Mrs. E. C. Rumpler of Indianapolis presiding. Speakers, all from Indianapolis, will include

i Alvin T. Coate on “A Church Col-

lege,” and Paul R. Ruppfecht, a director of Valparaiso university, on “Why Support a Church i gl Mrs. Logan G. Hughes will talk on “The Professors.” Comments will be offered by Prof.

versity, President I. J. Good of Indiana Central college, and Dean Jasper A. Huffman of Taylor university. Edgar H. will preside at the afternoon :neeting at 2:30 p. m. “College and Religion” will be discussed by Wiiliam P. Evans of Indianapolis, and the Rev. Richard E. Lentz of Franklin college will speak on “What the Church needs from the College.”

| The concluding speaker will be Mrs. |

Eldo I. Wagner of Indianapolis on “Mothers Think of College.” College officials who will give the afternoon responses are Presideut V. FP. Schwalm of Manchester college, Dean Gino A. Ratti of Butler university and Prof. Walter S. Haldeman of Anderson. college.

300 Expected to Attend,

C. D. Hildebrand of DePauw uni-| |

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Anniversary to Be hier With Dance Tomorrow Night.

The U. 8. O. club at the Kirshbaum community center will observe its first anniversary with a service men's ce tomorrow night starting at 8:30. The Billings general hospital band, under the direction of Sergt. Jack Gottlobe, will play. On the entertainment bill, Pvt. Joe Vera, appearing in the Ft. Harrison show, “Khaki-Kapers,” will be featured at the piano. The Camp Atterbury quintet will sing. Has 138 Cadettes

Other entertainers will be eight-year-old Denny Eschol, singer; Libby Maurer, singer; Mildred ; Stein, pianist, and Roland Krause,’ master-of-ceremonies, During the first year of its opera-. tion, the cadette staff of the center has increased from 80 to 138 girls.| Refreshments will be served by the cadette platoon under Bess Draizar., A platoon under Rebecca Nichols has charge of decorations. Sylvia Forman and Phyllis Cooler, ! cadette majors, have charge of gen-! eral arrangements ' and Carolyn Strauss arranged the program.

BURGLAR INVADES HOME OF PASTOR

A burglar last night ransacked the house of Dr. George Arthur Frantz, 5433 N. Delaware st., pastor of the First Presbyterian church, obtaining two Masonic rings, one of whieh was valued as a keepsake, Dr. Frantz said when he and Mrs. | Frantz returned home they found a! door window smashed. He said one of the rings was inset with a half-| carat diamond. A suitcase also was stolen. Investigation is being conducted by Clifford F. Beeker, chief of police. and William H. Remy, president of the board of public safety.

SURRENDERS GUN, FREED NEW YORK, April 9 (U. P.).— Mrs. Mary McMeekin, 34, was freed of criminal charges and commended by a magistrate for turning over a pistol: to police because she feared: she would shoot her husband.

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