Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1945 — Page 12

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ing some infants not over 18 “The best time to teach children * says Mr.

months old, to swim: swimming is before they've

frightened of the water,

Clark.

were po pigeons on the grass—they were flying blithely over the English channel, The result was that bigarre chapter in the history of world ‘war II which might be titled, “Lt.

Irwin Salz and the Patriotic Fal-

Served in Navy

Son of Heze Clark, Indianapolis

, he hi t

arned his dis-

ught several thousand “gobs” Salz told me the story aboard the [sn swim at the service school

ship which brought me back to the Great Lakes Naval training station.

United States after three years as

a war correspondent in Europe.

took | charge under the point system. In T€- the course of his navy service

arfare.|jast month, when he e

For through his efforts, the war vived the nearly lost art of falconry. iq

probably the first such In w one of its strangest turns—it

with new demands.

had been on strike six

Frank as personally responsible for|ing and sonstryetion. w the six years of death and terrormarching

Britain. A political 'revol which the Nazis imposed upon their st. -

taken

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gone in Poland I have found that the Poles regard

* o In Le the Athletic club, carry on, with|Havre staging area, readiness date

visions

D Alert for Return PARIS, Nov. 19 (U. P.)~Today’ 3

re-deployment timetable:

26th infantry division: Now in| wherever I have

Mr. Clark is planning to train|Camp Pittsburgh, Oise section.

75th infantry division: On High 89th infantry division: 79th infantry division: Initial ele-

6 More set for Nov. 28.

seas. for movement.

Yap and Truk. He returned to his|

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b= iments at Calais.

American command was this: Some-|jish a course at the club in the! 12th armored: Now at Calais stag-

time before D-Day England would) increasing] ular sport of - have to be sealed off from the rest areanTy A sen] 90 _8yn- ing ares.

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When the war ended, Mr, Clark, who held a chief specialist’s rating Plans Wide Program His wife is the former Ella Lois

former post at the Athletic club

{Nov. 7. boys” and girls’ swimming teams at

Red Cross, a life-saving pr

the co-operation of the

Homing Pigeons

The problem troubling this Anglo-|for children and adults, and es

the world. Cable .communica~ OE he watched. Telephon~|cox of Henderson, Ky.

Falconry, popular some 200 years in athletics, was stationed at Ulithi

8go, Is the sport of bringing down|atoll, the recently publicized secret

birds by means of trained, fierce pase the navy estalbished between

birds of prey. Salz, heir to a foun-

tain pen fortune, had amused Jitm-

self by collecting books on ‘the subIt was through his book purchases that he was traced by the army when it encountered a tough prob-

ject and training and using falcons.

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