Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1947 — Page 10

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, THE INDIANAPOLIS, TIMES

Mrs. Paul Griggs Joins Butler Staff

tment of Mrs, Paul Griggs to the evening division staff of the university

struction Monday re. svenings in a course, “Supervision of School Publications.” Three hours’ credit’ will be given for the course.

ARMY PILOT KILLED

MYRTLE BEACH, 8. C., July 21 (U. P.).—First Lt, Charles J. Tharp, an army pilot, was killed when his P-51 fighter plane crashed on the seach here yesterday after nar‘owly missing a house,

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day. arrested only

home in Rangoon. A cache of arms and a jeep were found in U Saw's home. Tho assassinations were carried out by five men who used automatic weapons and escaped ina jeep. The eighth victim of the shoot ing, Sao Sam Htun, died today. Rangoon Tense, Peaceful U Saw's followers were shot when |Z they resisted arrest. No formal charges were filled against U Saw, | who was premier of Burma during the Japanese occupation. Since then, he has reported frequent attempts on his life. Among those arrested in Rangoon was Roh Yah Haing, son-in-law of Ba Maw, who was widely known for his association with the Japanesesponsored government during the war, British army public relations officers reported “everything is peaceful so far” in Rangoon, although tension was high.

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Receives Minor Injuries Albert Dischinger, 53, of 920 N, Audubon rd, received minor In. Jurjes this morning in a two-car accident at. Emerson ave. and Michigan st. He was a passenger ii an automobile being driven by Oscar G. Aulenbacher, 53, of 943 N. Audubon rd. Police sald the other

Keep your good looks even [fil driver was Phil Davis, 50, of 2742

N. Butler ave. RUSS CONSULS IN WRECK

SHANGHAI July 21 (U. P,) —8ix members of the Soviet consulate escaped serious injury today when their automobile plunged into the shallow Soochow creek and over. turned, The officials climbed out of of me Submerged car and waded

SINGAPORE, July 21 (U, P.)~ Burmese police have arrested former Premier U Saw apd 177 other persons in connection with the assassination of eight government leaders, British officials reported to-

tish sources said U Saw was after three of his followers were shot to death at his

Lg In Atlanta Slaying

ATLANTA, July 21 (U. P.).~Police said today they have “broken the alibi” of a second suspect in anal the sex-slaying of Mrs. Jeannette |. Reyman, who battered body was found in a truck here June 26. They withheld the name of the suspect, but said he fis a tdxidriver formerly employed by the slain woman's husband, The driver has been held without

bond since Tuesday on a charge of “suspicion of assault.”

{Develops New Way] To Liquefy Gas

CHICAGO, July 21 (U, P.).~Two Northwestern university scienting

Writer Threatens to Move, Says He ‘And Cat Can't Stand Jeweler's Steam Organ

the windmill was strictly Class “C” Pennell’s scrap with a calliope. What's more, it looks very much as though Mr. Pennell, the author of the hest-selling “History of Rome-Hanks,” is losing the bout.

league stuff compared to Stanley

didn’t make much noise but the 44-year-old calliope attached to it did.

to utilize natural gas which is present in nearly ail of) fields, They sald it also would insure a high quality natural gas for cooking and heating during periods when the drain on, local facilities is great.

Turks Seek Trade Pact LONDON, July 21 (U. P).—~A Turkish delegation has arrived in Belgrade to negotiate a TurkishYugoslav trade agreement, radio Moscow reported today.

as a public nuisance. - Most of -the folks in town hated it and that in-' «Up to that time the town had been a perfect place for Mr. Pennell to thump his typewriter for long hours dally, turning out best-selling Watiisigs, Tho ealiiope Yuined. things, he said. Mr. Pennell announced to Junction City-that either he or the calliope had to go. “Calliope” may have been the muse of song, but her offering wasn't conducive to a——DE STS Of Wriling, he ald,

spits at it, he declared.

Mr, Pennell lived near it. Mr. Swan, meanwhile, was boast-

cluded his cat, Sgt. Goldbrick, who | sits across the street and snaris and ment js located here

| brass horns. That one] really go!”| Junction City was a quiet little ity until July 4 when the local _ That, vas the crowning blow tol? Tr nnell, He protested to the city comrute- | eave the town to the ecalliope. sioners, describing the steem organ Within three or four weeks he said) he will take Mrs. Pennell and Sgt. Goldbrick to California.

| will convert the. apartment tnbof or The commissioners replied they | offices even though many hopeful were sorry but they already had home hunters have queried him. issued Mr. Swan a license to Fup | They said they wouldn't in the least the merry-go-round and couldn't mind the calliope 300 feet down very well take it back just because! the street.

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“You can hear her sing five miles, I ] JUNCTION OITY, Kasi July 21 (U. P.).—Donh Quixote's tilt witn 8way with. the wind in the right]

" he boasted. “What's know where there's one with 13

He has decided to

He plans to retain ownership on

He said he| of

Mr. Pennell said he would prob-

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|Author, City Officials Feud Over Noisy

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TOKYO, July 21 (U P)—Ten

shima and other points in southwest Japan. The editors, guests of the war department, have conferred with most the. top American officials in

FRANCE TO GET 4500 PARIS, July 21 (U. P).— The French foreign office announced today that

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