Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1945 — Page 5
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a | FLOWN" TO ENGLAND ogee probabis wi not be flown. | RENSSELAER, June 1 (U. P).—| WHITING PILOT KILLED | 0 0onpn Germany, June 1° England until next week. Joyce, IN PARK PLAN Seven elevators owned by the W.| MCMINNVILLE, Tenn, June 1 uy p) Fourteen German generals | {who ‘was shot by - British troops at C. Babcock Grain Co. have been| (U. P),—Army authorities disclosed | left by airplane today for Croydon’ the time of his capture, was said to |sold to ‘the Jasper County Farm today that Sgt. Joseph S. Radlidak, airdrome in England, (be not well enough yet to leave. Bureau Co-operative association. 130, Whiting, Ind., was killed Tues- | Among them was Col. Gen, Kurt BRIGHTWOOD MEETING Five of the elevators which{day in the crash of his training Student, paratroop, expert who led] Brightwood chapter No. 309, O.
changed hands were in Jasper plane during a storm. |the German troops® facing the E. S., will hold initiation and me= Rensselaer, Pleasant | Radlidak died instantly when the
. FRIDAY, JUNE 1 , 1015
| OITY CENTER OF Times Executive Is Elected AIR RESEARCH Advertising Club President
Louis D. Young, advertising mans . lager of The* Times, was elected Exponent ot Exnerimeniol Station Planned.
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: ‘British 2d army headquarters said
Summer Geta ts to Be Held At Garfield.
| president of the Advertising club of Indianapolis yesterday at the Expansion of the Civil Aeronautic administration’s technical ex-
periment station at Weir Cook municipal airport will make Indianapolis a “little Washington” of aviation research, Donald M. Stuart, director of the station, told the aviation committee of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
The director outlined the work of the station and the problems which have arisen in transferring the principal units from the nation’s capitol
Athletic club.
Other officers named for the 1945-46 term were Larry "I" Sogard, copy chief of Keeling & Co., vice president; George Madden, advertising director of Wm. H:. Block Co., second vice president, and Katie Cleaver, advertising manager of .the Continental . Optical Co. secretary-treasurer, Named directors for two year ‘terms were E. H, McCaffery, of the Indianapolis Engraving Co.; Margaret, Roberts, advertising manager of H. P, Wasson & Co. and Paul
mer will “hear 68 concerts, includ- |
Mark Cowen, oity recreation’ director, announced today. The summer opera will be held at Garfield park the nights of July 20, 21 and 22, under direction of Charles B. Hedley. The Indianapolis concert .band, directed by William J. Schumacher, will make five appearances during the season, while the ‘Indianapolis military band, George @urtis di-
Visitors at city parks this sum- |
county ‘at Ridge, Parr, Fair Oaks and Kersey.; | plane, «based at Boca Raton, Fla, [One was at Lee in White county came down near here, officials said.
Canadian. army in
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Holland until he was replaced in March of this
morial services Monday.
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Dates for all but five of the programs are as follows: @ June 3, Indianapolis News newsboys band, J. B. Vandaworker director, Garfield park, 8 p. m.; June 4, Broad Ripple high school band, Owen Beckley, director, University park, 8 p. m.; June §, Vonnegut band, E. E. Kerner, "director, University | = park, 7 p. m.; Girls’ Glee club and Indianapolis News newsboys band, "Finch |= park, 8 p. mi.; Howe high school band Robert Burford, director, Christian park:
Grimes, national gdvertising-man-ager of the fhdianapolis News..’ W. H. (Hal) Shultz, of the Century Paper Co., and A. W. Voorhis,, advertising manager of Kingan & Co., were named directors to fill} unexpired terms, the annual dinner and outing June The officers will be inducted at|19 at Broadmoor Country club,
to Indianapolis at a luncheon meeting at the Athletic club. The transfer of equipment and personnel from Washington is expected to be completed after construction -of new - facilities, Mr. Stuart sald, adding that obstacles probably would hold up completion]until next winter. When the move is completed, the Indianapolis station will be the central headquarters of the CAA research unit,
Louis D. Young
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One of the foremost obstacles, the formidable after members of the housing of more than 100 workers|Chamber of Commerce committee enor Crispus Attucks high school band, who will move from Washington to|pledged co-operation in finding liv-|Rr, w. Brown; director, Douglas fbi y man the station here, became less|ing quarters. p. m.; June 10, Manual high" school band, Charles B. Henzie, director, and Chapel choir, Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin, director, Garfield park, 8 p. m.; June 12, Vonnegut band, Highland park, 7 p. m.; Indianapolis News newsboys band, School 22, 8 p. m.; June 13, Boy Scout band, Roger Riley, director, Brookside park, 8 p. m June 17, Dance Festival, Eileen Poston, director, Garfield park, 8 p.-m. June 19, Vonnegut band, Christian “park, 8 p. m., and Indianapolis News newsboys band, Washington park, 8 p. m,, and :June 20, Indianapolis News newsboys band, Brookside park, 8 p. m.
Other dates are:
Jurie 24, Shrine band, Ted Campbell | director, Garfield park, 8 p. m.; June 26, Vonnegut band, Fall Creek, 8 p. m.; fro) dianapolis News newsboys' band, Riley park, 8 p. m.; June 27, Vonnegut band, Brookside park, 8 p. m.; July 1, Teencanteen variety show, Mrs. H. Arnholter director, Garfield park, 8 p. m.; July 3, Vonnegut band, Rhodius park, 8 P.M Newsboys’ band, Broad Ripple park, 8 p. m.; July 4, Senate Avenue Y, . A band, .- M. McCormick director, Decains i park, 6 p. m.; Indianapolis concert band, | Brookside park, 8 p. m.; July 8, Indian- | apolls concert band, Garfleld park, 8p. m.;
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