Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1947 — Page 15

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Korea Smuggler's Paradise

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ia i : nine | | £2 Margaret Gamage, Robert High- ES : ; x ge, { . § . ; 1 Despite Army Occupation Senior Council Officers mii. St ku| Delicious * Economical Easily Prepored! i : . . c ornburg and Henry Wil- : Sg By KEYES BEECH, Times Foreign Correspondent James R. White of ‘TechnicaljJacqueline G. Dale, Donald @, Hol-| con Corio ig Barbara’ Frisoie 1 { RIPE OL IVE ! ‘»# SEOUL, Korea, Oct. 31-—Neither military occupation nor domestic; [Migh School, senior sponsor of stein, Glenn F. Kiplinger, M. Jean! and Janet Hosea, underclassmen, Gr ! political rivalry has served to dim Korea's doubtful fame as the smug-| {room 8, has been elected president | Ray, Chris C. Scures and Gloria : ~~ TUN A LOA ¥ ! gler's paradise of the Far East, : of the Senior Council. = | J, Walter. {COUSIN OF LIZARD | ~: foweet p-. . 1 Strategically situated between China, Russia, Manchuria and Japan, | "Other council officers are Delores| Seargeants - at - arms are Roberts) WASHINGTON—The desert ig- k Yup crumbled va Sus shaped fige i the little peninsula country is doing a lively, if illegal, business with /Shumm, secretary; David M. Len-| Brubeck, John Curd, Robert High- uana of the Salton sea area, Cali- 1 Cup milk + nia Temenos sal |] i all four, |nington, sergeant - at - arms, and | field, David Lennington, Barbara fornia, is a 15-inch edition of its | 2 engs Dash pepper 1 Principal items of commerce are {Donald Reynolds, student affairs Powell, Stefan Stefanovich and Rob-isouthern lizard kindred, the tive- t 1 Cun Sluraltist Tuam Youn Srained ao I SU mmAlete gagolie, opium, pen: | | organization representative, {ert Weaver. © foot tropical iguana, | ” | cillin, lighter h rine an en : nl 2 humans, ‘gm ® i | The 35 recently elected officers off ¢ Eight senlors and two . under-| (Advertisement) 1 Combine crumbled soda crackers and milk and heat to boiling, Con- | Forty 1947-model American cars, | the senior sponsor rooms complise | classmen achieved straight’ A-plus Relieves of tinue to cook and stir about one minute. Remove from heat amd | ; : i the council which is the governing! : Quickly A Distress i 4 : i ar Ki i 1 believed to have been intended for tin niin beat in eggs, one at & time. Add flaked Star-Kist tuna, olives, salt, the Chin ly| body of the senior class. " Guaranteed | | : ; ; 1 ese government, recently) SANTE FEN. M. (UP)—1t 1] | Presidents of the seven sponsor VEOS for pepper and corn and stic until well blended. Pour into well appeared in rl Sesphte, Figd de ek ake . mars cy oy 1 \ tar are Jerry Baur, James wil roruELAIN Life of Building | i buttered casserole. Cover casserole, place in pan of water and cook ! Ss Wri Seal { : : ' { ; . : i : American occupation ies. Y that's what Pvt. Albertino Casados. 5 J. | Davidson, Robert Fleck, Kurt Kruse, ON STEEL - | I in 375° oven for abaut one hour, or until out is fim Serve with 1 The trafic in smuggled gasoline, is doing. . wl Ss Pe ™, 3 (Gerald Martz, Donald Raynolds| TILE HH | white sauce or condensed mushroom soup~undilute i both in and out of Korea, is heavy.| Here on furlough from Ft. Ord, HURT IN. RIOT—Richard ‘and James White. t ; =+=11171 | EXCITING TUNA RECIPES FREE! ¥ The gasoline leaving Korea is stolen Cal, 17-year-old Casados is not for-| Dale, photographer for the Vice Presidents Named . ; i The above recipe, plus many others for. hot 1 from American supply dumps. |getting the’ post-war Army for a NEA.Acme Paris Bureau, was | Vice presidents of the rooms are hl 4 lew dronsot Vicks 1 dishes, salads, sandwiches, quick dishes, party ! Seven complete American pic- minute, He hardly had time to see’ ... ek dw '« ‘Mary Ann Brimberry, D. poh " L a-tro-nol in dishes, are included in the new, exciting Star: 1 ) A injured when struck by Paris ) Ys mi RX nostril work fast to i ist Tuna R Book. This 24 lop) tures, a couple of them of recent the hometown sights again before ; o .c Lo \oved about tak. (Carter, T. Anne Henshaw, Marian | El: : relieve head cold dis- i Rist Tuna Recine M0 or ecto cs ps ! release, turned up in Seoul movie he ushered two friends to the Army ~ sicture i riotin Johnston, Patricia Meyer, Maxine « | tress, make breath. dishes. Included also are fishing stories and — | houses. ‘They were traced to Japan. recruiting station to enlist. Two g pictures aunng ToliNG |p ce and Phyllis Wilson, Ing aler And if I lore of iterest to the menfolks! Send for your” I Small smuggling craft, which fly: days later, he brought in two more. when 15,000 Communists at- ; hy 0 Stani le or | free copy by writing name and address plainly ' » | Secretaries are Phyllis Ann Baum- | sneeze, Va-tro-nol d. Add : Star-Kist T Ter. © no flag, regularly cross the 120-mile After they were signed up, the tempted fo break up a De gar, Howard Crick, Jean Hockett, helps to prevent many colds 90 Doncard, Addition Stan ial ana, 4 ! strait which separates Japan from eager private told the commanding’ Gaulle rally. The police used - Elaine Huston, Fred Monzel, Delores |' Srveloping! Ty Jo. Boliow / 1 i * 3 Korea, Many of them carry Kore- officer that two more of his bud-| clubs and rifle butts to halt |S8humm and Richard Thornburg. | I ®) TILE & CABINETCO. : ckage. ’ "nn — -— ————— . - - — : i : Sg A ans bound for Japan. # 'dies would be in later. | fighting. Treasurers are James A. Bens, RAY [5 renn. MA-2408 | CKS VA-TRO- OL A IT NA.

Even if Korean customs officials, were bribeproof, which they are not, countless bays and inlets along

the Korean coast offer a haven for ' ’ A A smugglers. A Copyright, 1947, by The Indianapolis Times b and The Chicago Daily News, Inc, ’ h Teacher El - , Tech Teacher Elected | To Science Academy A Scott McCoy, the | 1

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botany and biological department, faculty at Technical High School, | has been elected to the rank of! Fellow in the Indiana Academy of! Science, : | Mr, McCoy has been a member of | the academy since 1929. He is also a member of the Nature Study Club of Indiana, the Indiana Audubon| Society, and the American Association of Plant Taxonomists. CLUB TO HEAR FILM TALK A demonstration of photography and film development will be given for members of the Riviera Club! Nov, 4 at 8 p. m. in the club house. !

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