Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1946 — Page 8

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Escapes After Firing Wild ~~ Shot at Pursuers.

bandit who kept his gun cov-

$45 out of his pocket. Mrs. Vinell Davis, 26, of 1102 N

man in a car stopped, forced her into his car and speeded away. She said he drove her out into the country, robbed her of two rings and raped her, She said she hitchhiked her way back home.

VICHYITE GETS LIFE PARIS, July 18 (U. P).—Hubert LaGardelle, labor minister in the

Vichy government, was sentenced

ta life imprisonment today for collaboration with the Mussolini regime in Italy.

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Eli Lilly Co. officials said today |

five major drug firms in the nation and Edgar Schiffer, 20, Evansville, in

drug for civilian consumption, they | of 4-H club scholarships to Camp| ( said, Nearly all of the strepto-| Miniwanca, Mich. where they will|ed

Two special trains rolled out of Union Station this morning carrying a hilarious group of Indianapolis Shriners to the big convention at San Francisco, They'll arrive on the west coast Sunday. Here's a shot on one of the trains ... left to right (backs to camera)—P.«<E. Cox and Jerry Minton. Facing camera, seated, «left to right=Paul Burch and Harry Pell. Standing, left to right—Kenneth Pitman and Dr: R, E.

OUTPUT OF NEW DRUG mycin manufacturing center in sev-| JEWS IN PALESTINE | instruments and the timing of the

FOR CIVILIAN USE SET sui. END GENERAL STRIKE’ emer serusaLem, Juy 18 u. py— ‘FAIRLY SEVERE’

i a the concern would begin civilian | WIN 4-H AWARDS | Palestine Jews ended their 15-hout | QUAKES RECORDED

production of streptomycin Sept. 1! LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 18 (U. general strike at midnight and 2000| NEW YORK. July 18 (U. P.).— The Lilly company was one of P.).—Martha Small, 10, Carthage, | Jewish internees ate their first meal | Two earthquakes rescribed as “fairly

authorized to manufacture the rare today were announced as winners| conflict eased in the Holy Land. by the seismograph at Fordham uni-

mycin goes to the army now. attend a national fwo-week civic| Cunningham, the British high com- {New York. but the direction was A new plant, the former Curtiss-| encampment. They were rewarded | missioner, was: flying to London for | unknown. The first was recorded at

will be ready for use as a strepto- ment. I tion.)

» ; : : : - . . 4 : ee ’ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1946 ‘THURSI . { ’ . . A . 4 + as ; Shriners Convention REHEARSAL SET | 5 : ah mE REREAROAL OL | layo ii | 8 10 Mayor Tyne Photo Flash Blast: Among * | ering a clty-v kd bs i 4 | ference as Ships Set Tomorrow. 5 | were being pl Ba state to curb By JOSEPH L. MYLER - | "Soll United Press Staff Correspondent . i OFF BIKINI ATOLL, July 18.— + | ged Pi A full dress rehearsal for the Baker . Bafety Coun day subsurface atom bomb blast . safety confer was set In motion today and will - than 300 Indi be climaxed tomorrow with the ex- x ) day were pr plosion of a photo flash bomb . action progr among the target ships. x ] ONE; Insts Task force ships began leaving “4 lights in citie Bikini lagoon for “safe” positions state highwa as they will on the eve of Baker TWO: Stri day—set for July 25. applicants fo Nine vessels, including the flag- better trainec ship U. 8. 8. Mt. McKinley, will { THREE: A remain in the lagoon overnight and 8 driver-trainin a handful of personnel will remain hind-the-whe {aboard target ships and the four operation wit ligands of the atoll to make last- lice and sche {minute instrument adjustments. FOUR: Co | The last of the personnel will be trian proble; | removed three hours before the time pedestrian tr | set for the bomb to explode. 5 While Indi ee.

| The star r le tomorrow will be played by a massive floating concrete drydock in the inner cluster of the target array. ! The drydock will substitute for a special weapon ship from which the atom bomb will be suspended on Baker day. The purpose of the flash bomb tomorrow will be to test

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