Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1946 — Page 17

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L. 2, 1940 FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1048 2 = — “THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ EC i C PLANE VICTIMS ‘Tech High School Service Club Plans 'Mixer' for Freshmen on Oct. 4: Other Activities ~ (SAFETY PROGRAM

Believe . { A Technical high’ school Service orations; ‘Barbara Collings, newcom-| at a meeting on Friday, Sept. 13, in pion Goliiver, Silianne Cook Joan Sox, Newport, ary Patriots Dverton, Patrica A rue v | : giclub has announced committee er list and invitations, and Arthyr|the lunchroom. - nis," Norma Jean Dixon, Jane Donel | Rais Bhine Alice Pittman. Nancy: Ports. FOR CHILDREN OPENS under 15 are motor vehicle, moat gh chairmen for the annual freshman|Reams, checking. ” Werner Monninger, business ad- Ruisell Duke, Rose Matilde Easton, Robert Betty Jo Putiphrey, Sarl Ray, Carol Reno, explosions, ‘drowning, Service : mixer Oct. 4, in the boys’ gym- Yo the Cannon, assisted by Mariya Tarson; Nona Fan Fisher, | garet Hoberts Dorothea Rosberg, Patricia suffocation, falls and firearms, { nasium. Guest speakers at the initial Frank Tout, David Saunders, and| frances i Ge Sa] - “As long as accidents claim four INTING AND LB Directed by Mrs. Martha Turpin, | meeting Sree Players’ club Tues. J3Mmes Beasley, all student eh Geser, 'Robley George. |scures, Marjorie Shelton, Joyce Shipp. National Safety Couneil, announc-

nders, Stella Scharbrough, ristopher CHICAGO, Sept. 20 (U, P.) ~The Joan Small, Opal Smith, Virginia Lea times as many lives in the § to

; Helen Grantham, Sarah Greenstein t 8 5 Bit { { LLENT WORK Rescue Party Inches Way club sponsor, and Paul Kortepeter,| day will be Mr. and Mrs. Josepli| °t the Yueiness staff, explained ei Nancy Guillaume, Donna Hamilton, Patsy Riu h, A om Be ing a child safety campaign Sept.|14 Age group as pneumonia and five : |general chairman, the dance is open|Hayes, Technical graduates, .|Youtines of selling Cannons as well| Hanlon. Mary Lee Harvey Betty Hasting, | Dorothy Surcheyich, Vera Taylor, Joan 23 to Oct. 4, said today that 20,000 |times as many as heart disease” 0 | y grad . Na- |. s awards given those who sell the! Florent: Henderson, Paul Higdon, Beth Thompson, Helen Todd, Richard Truex, . ; . | Through Bushland. to all new Technical students: [tionally known as co- authors of | loot” subscriptions. | ih, dean, Hogan, gov “aye Houihinna. Vera Vigna, Kathleen Walden, Katherine Americans under 20 years of age|Council President Ned H. Dearborn MA-7329 ih Committee chairmen are Barbara plays and short stories. ¥ | Cannes agents, chosen in their Jackson. Nyla ‘Ann Jester. Dixie donne | WHR RE ae 1a Wiekomoyer, | dle needless accidental deaths Shep sald, “the war against child acele - é GANDER, Newfoundland, Sept.|Chopsin, entertainment; Barbara| Mrs. Bessie Fix is director of the Sponsor TOOMS, are: | Kidd, Donkid Julian. Hatma Keller,’ Juei | Ramona Williams, Norma “Winn, Robert | year. dents must be intensified.” > re a C r " , Fn 20 (U. P.).—Rescue workers inched |8teele, refreshments, Dona Dickin-| club, Beity Jo. Adair. Maiy Allgood, Care miele Jr., Mary Jean Lawhorn. “| Francis Younk. Virginia Reynolds, Donaid| Emphasis on child safety since lenty of ” s Smith. welcoming: Anderson, Judith Arnold, Norma Aylor,| David M. Lennington, William B. Lewis, | Ooley William olf, Patrigia. Bender,|1922 has brought the accidental NEW TYPE OF LIGNIN th son and Carol Smith, ming; 1 ; eir way across the marshes of the : Ron patie Paka Jo Beanblos- | Judith Lobraico, Rosemary Lupus, John |Willlam B, Green, Betty See, Marguerite GGS—FISH ed Newfoundland bush AP Gene Poston; music; Julanne Best,| One hundred forty-three subscrip-| in" Beverly Benedict, Pio: An canblos. {Lytle, Elbert McDaniel, Norman McKin-|Budred,: Richard ' Ulrey, Julanne Best, |death rate for chlidren 5 to 14] WASHINGTON.—A new type of in Town tone prt nance ish OUNWY| freshman talks and advertising; tion agents for the Arsenal Cannon, son, Los” Burke, Nancy Bovard. ‘Fairica ney, ‘gall Mankedick, Mu Mason, Bar| Rowlvi Boyle, Bille Flowers, Beily Jebti| years of -age down about 38 per lignin which ean be substituted for Pout .C today, bringing survivors of the Richard Marsh, public address, student publication of Technical | Ho Burns, Dorothy Butrum, Shirley Messer, Leon Mille, Agoes Mina, lig | 30d Raunecs, Slenita Oberle le. abe ar cent, the council said, phenolic resins in paper bonding i 8 ell n n i eo J m m “ . ENATE o. crash of a Belgian trans-Atlantic|Aileen Allee and Sue Gillespie, dec+ high school, received instructions|&orden. Joseph Mary Balbara Ohaned, | 20 adh Zare Marral Eiva! Martha Snyder, Sthhuel Winninger. One of every three children who !and other uses has been developed. AL 03m girl to Planes walling to carry | mmm TC EE A. 932 0 ¢ fon.

At least five and possibly seven of the 45 persons aboard the four engined Douglas Skymaster survived when it plunged to earth Wednesday in a heavily-wooded area 22 mlies southeast of here. | The survivors will be town here by plane today. Another plane stood ready to fly those needing hospitalization to Argentia, 160 miles away.

Women, Child Seen

Pilots flying over the sea yesterday spotted five persons, two men, two women and a child, three of whom waved vigorously. Another pilot reported he saw three persons near the wrecked plane and four others walking about four rhiles from the scene. There also was a possibility that some.of the survivors might have made their way to lumber camps. known to be in that area. First contact was made with the survivors late yesterday when a rescue party from Ft. McAndrew, composed of a U. 8. army officer. a coast guard search and rescue officer and a Newfoundland guide, reached them. They were able to report only meager details to the plane that landed them on a lake five miles distant before the batteries in their walkie-talkie radio gave out. Visibility Lowers : However, they said they would Priced start back to the waiting plane at dawn. The PBY flying boat, equipped with a jet propulsion auxiliary to enable it to take off from the tiny lake, was capable ¥ of carrying 15 persons. ; At mid-morning, the coast guard said no word had been received from the search party, i Visibility was so low that planes i could not take off to fly over the i 3

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