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MUNICH, Nov. 26 (U. P.).—A U. 8. army rescue train—carrying | 12 Americans snatched to safety from a Swiss mountainside after | five nights of ex —passed through here today en route to the rescued party’s European “home” in | Vienna, Brig. Gen. Ralph Tate, accom- | panying the party, said, “all the survivors still are suffering from shock.”

Gen’ Tate's wife and son were| .

among the 12 marooned passengers | and crewmen of the crashed C-53| transport rescued from the Alpine | height yesterday.by two Swiss ski-! planes. The rescue train left Interlaken, Switzerland, early Sunday evening,! and the survivors spent their first | night of safety in its hospital car! beds. :

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men, four women and 11-year-old Alice McMahon who had been rescued, Gen. Tate and Brig. Gen. | Ralph Snavely, whose wife was also | aboard the downed plane. { Gen. Tate said the only survivor seriously injured was Sgt. Wayne | Folsom, Postville, Towa. Sgt. Folsom’s knee was badly broken. The general's son, Capt. Ralph! Tate Jr, pilot of the crashed plane, | “has a bad gash from the hairline down to his nose,” general said. Gen. Tate said George Harvey, U. 8. army civilian employee who was the 12th person aboard the plane, was going on to Vienna although normally stationed in Munich. Mr. Harvey had not been listed on the original passenger manifest, and until yesterday it was believed only 11 persons were marooned. He is an oil expert from Iron Mountain, Mich. All the party except Mr. Harvey were, or had been, stationed at U. S. army ‘headquarters in Vienna. {

8 LOCAL TEACHERS | TO ATTEND PARLEY

Eight representatives of Indianapolis public schools will attend the annual convention of the National Council of Teachers of English in Atlantic City, N. J, Thursday through Saturday. Official delegates of the Indianapolis English Teachers club will be Miss Vance Garner of Technical: Miss Jessie Moore, Manual, and Miss Marguerite Orndorff, School 76. Other local teachers who willl attend are Mrs. Ruth Herin, Broad | Ripple; Miss Florence Guild, Shortridge; Mrs. Stella Walker, Crispus | Attucks; Miss Helen Thornton, | Technical. and Mrs. Rose Thomp- | son, School 23. The local club will ‘hear reports of delegates at a meeting Dec. 5 at the World War Memorial.

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Dora Lee Lothridge (left to right), B. J. Lothridge, 15 8. McKim st.,

play with doll dishes since their birthday tricycles were stolen.

TWO 5-YEAR-OLD twin girls | tearfully requested local police today. to apprehend “the meanest thief” who stole their twin blue and white tricycles from a hallway in their home Friday night. The twins, Dora Lee and Cora Ann, daughters of Mr. and Mrs, B. J. Lothridge, 15 8. McKim st,

DONALD HOOVER IS PA * ELECTED COUNCILOR»

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov, 25 (U. P.).— Donald. Hoover, assistant to the edi- |

placed the tricycles in the hallway Friday night following a | playful pedal around the neigh- | borhood. Mrs. Lothridge, who gave the twins their tricycles as a b irthday present Oct. 12, said the thief had apparently forced open | the front door while the family | slept. > ROLE SUPERVISOR GIVEN ESCAPE KEY

Drapier, district parole susor, today has a handy souvenir, given him by a "prisoner

tor of The Indianapolis Times, was| Whom he took to Michigan City. |

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nalistic fraternity, at the 27th national convention here yesterday. Senator Arthur Vandenberg was! elected a national honorary mem-

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of The Chicago Daily News and President of Knight newspapers, was elected honorary president. Officers elected were George W. Healy Jr., managing editor of The Times-Picayne, New Orleans, president; Neal VanSooy, editor of The Stanford University Alumni Review, vice president in charge of expansion; Carl R. Kessler, state editor of The Chicago Daily News, secretary, John N. McClelland Jr., editor uf the Longview, Wash. Daily Mews, treasurer; and Barry Faris, chairman of the executive council

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