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ager of the Kroger Co, here, A deal has been closed for the lease of a new Kroger building to be erected on the southwest corner of 52d and Keystone. The building will be 60x120 feet and the parking lot 200x150 feet. The owners will be Fred and Jessie Millis of Carmel, Another new building will be erected for the Kroger Co. at 718 E. Washington St. by the August Realty Co. ‘vill be 50x140 feet, and the parkThe deal was handled by D. J. Brosnan of the William A. Brennan Agency.

: Plan New Buildings In Logansport a new building

2 50x150 feet will be erected at 815 | EE. Market 8t. and will be owned § by Keith Campbell, attorney. {

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Heidelberg Students Stage Walkout

FRANKFURT, June ‘Twenty-five hundred walked out of classes at Heidelberg University today, charging existing conditions made it impossible to live or study. The grounds of the 600-year-old school resounded to marching | feet as the students——half of the university's enrollment — massed before the United States military government buildings on the campus to demonstrate. Later, they marched to the Heidelberg city

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SCOUT WINS ESSAY AWARD—Wayne Smith, member of Troop 332 of Crawfordsville, accepts a bronze plaque from E. M. Tomlinson, Hendricks County district Scaut commissioner, for his

contest was sponsored by the Church:Scout Committee of the Central India#a Council and awards were.made at the Camporese in Ft. Harrison Saturday. The plaque was given as a troop award to the Crawfordsville unit and an individual medal was received by the essay winner, :

Anti-Submarine Duty Seen For 4 Aircraft Carriers

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Times State Service | COVINGTON, June 16-For the first time in this area a helicopter has dusted 50 acres of fruit trees in Cofing Brothers orchards a few miles south of here. " Frank Kollman, who directed the operation, stated that 400 pounds of spray will cover eight acres. However, - hecause the| helicopter; a Kaiser-Frazer owned by Stewart Motor Sales of In-| dianapolis, had only six hours flying time 200 pounds were carried to cover four acres in nine

Foliage Covered Flying about two feet above the trees, the helicopter releases the spray from tanks on either side of the lage. Due to the down-| draft from the machine's move-| ment all foliage is covered. ®ilot Bruce Johnson of Buffalo,

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AIR CONTROL SOUGHT International financing of existing radio communications, radio ald to air navigation, air traffic| control systems and meterological| services in Iceland ‘are proposed by joint agreement of the airlines whose ships fly the North Atlantic.

WASHINGTON, June 16 (UP) water range. This country is ~The Navy plans to convert four basing its new subs on that ship swift, light aircraft carriers to/and so, presumably, are Great anti-submarine duty to meet the Britain and Russia. ‘challenge of high-speed U-boats. | In requesting money for two carrier escorts, that were good of the conversions, Adm. Louis enough for the submarines of Denfeld, chief of naval opera- World War II are now considered tions, recently told the House Ap- practically obsolete. With a speed propriations Committee that “our of from 16 to 18 knots they sim-

kept pace with the increased ca- be made fast enough-—to cope pabilities of the modern subma- with modern submarines. rine.” on |. But the light carriers are alThe Germans had developed by most twice as fast and as heavy the end of the war a submarine/as the babies. In addition they \with almost twice the speed of carry from 45 to 50 fighter and

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