Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1948 — Page 12

MODEL PLANE EXPERTS—These four Indianapolis youths competed in the second . international model plane contest sponsored in Detroit by Plymouth Motor Corp. Charles M. Koby, 509 N. lllinois ‘St. (left), demonstrates his model before an unde attentive audience which includes {left to right) David A. Thomas, 5237 College Ave.; "| Harold L. Stofer, 746 Orange St., and Robert L. Keough, 2836 N. Delaware St.

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Rescues Friend in Duck Creek

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{ly hurt. | Calmly, Johnny put down his ‘bicycle, dashed * ‘down to th ‘creek and lifted W%

Tie-Up Threatens

IU Construction

Truckers’ Strike Appears Imminent

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Aug. 25'

vd International ~—Indiana University's glant con-|_ "000" ope elept Three weeks ago the baby pachyderm arrived at the Moscow the erection of several badly'zoo, It was the first ever boin in captivity in the Russian cavitsl's needed housing units and the ad-800-year Listory.

struction program, which

dition of facilities in Memorial Stadium, was threatened today as tension increased in a controversy between union truck drivers and construction contractors. Saturday is the deadline for negotiations. : Tieup Indicated Earl Keiter, representative of the Teamsters & Chauffeurs lo-

out of the water. Authorities said the lad might have drowned ex-

cal, said a definite tie-up of oper-

cept for Johnny's quick thinking ations at the university is indi-

‘and action.

# =» = i IN AN EDITQRIAL entitled “Flowers for the Living,” the El|wood Call-Leader cited’ Johnny {for his heroism. | “Heroism is something usually {associated with risking one’s life {to help or gave another,” the editorial said. “Johnny did not risk his life, but he did save another, and for that he is a hero

{cated unless some settlement can

be reached before Friday midnight. The union drivers are seeking a wage hike of 25 cents an hour. There have been no negotiating meetings during the past two weeks, although the contract deadline is virtually here, Mr. Keiter reported. He expressed-the belief that the contractors are

in our book.” Johnny is the son of Mr. and| Mrsr Leo Dauenhauer.

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Baby Elephant

in Moscow

Overshadows World News

Average Muscovite More Interested In 1st Russ Pachyderm Born in Captivity

. 25 (UP)—The aver. citizen on Moscow's MOSCOW, Aug. age Nett

“Main Street” was more in from-the local t affairs and the t.

Since then Muscovites have worrying about politics land started worrying abou: the proper care and feeding of the new infant.

Takes Babe to Heart Maybe their concern was concted with an old Russian say-

{would nod vely and say, “An elephant was born.” Anyway Ivan the factory ‘worker took the new zoo citizen to his heart with the proper pride of a first-time father.

Every edition of Moscow’s daily newspapers carried bulletins and 'photographs—giving the Russian public the inside story on: the care, education and feeding of the baby elephant. Only one detail was not an-nounced--the baby's sex. Finally this week the three-week-old infant was shown to the

today in the latest conferences.

zoo than he was in Kremlin

Berlin crisis have taken a back

to the zoo. There was no name <n the ~age of the new elephant. ido now the 200 is a city-wide {contest to find a suitable handle for the . The latest newsraper report from the zoo said the father uf the infant became infuriated the other day because he wasn't allowed to see his frst-born. Appropriately enough the mother elephant trounced him thoroughly and sent him back to his own cage to sulk. It looked as. if Muscovites might start worrying about the family relations of the grownups as well.

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