Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1948 — Page 10

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THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES

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Fire Spotter Planes Studied By Foresters

Cite Lower Cost Of” Air Watches

By JACK THOMPSON Indiana forestry officials are studying the possibility of using planes to spot fires—a growing: menace to the state's wooded areas now that the sap is start. : ing to leave the trees. "7 Blate Forester Ralph F. Wil cox sald it probably would be more economical to use planes than to erect 22 new fire towers. Fire watchers are needed in -- southern Indiana forests,

8m» i Monmouth, N. J, has a “fy- | In | theater” for alr-minded

" movie fans who don’t want to | leave their airplanes to see shows. They taxi their planes | to an adjacent drive-in theater. In Los Angeles, Cal, a pri- | vate flying firm operates a hellcopter mail service. Five of the flying windmills, operating between the suburbs and the roof of the central post office, have speeded up mail delivery. They handle 10 million letters & month.

» ” » Weir Cook Slips Weir Cook Municipal Alrport has slipped from fourth to eighth place among the nation’s airports. in the number of flying operatons, according to the latest CAA’ rontrol tower report. r » ” The importance of the Berlin | Airlift was brought home to | Indianapolis this week-end with an announcement from Stout | Field the Air Fores is seeking | to re-enlist all of the ex-airmen it can get its hands on for duty l in the European Theater. i

Suggestion Pays Off

Two Allison employees, Stuart Carey and Joseph F. Bebout, made a suggestion to company! officials recently which paid of to the tune of $1000. They thought a simpler gadget than .the plant wis using could be employed to measure the| thrust of jet'engines gn the test stands and said so, proving i" pays to speak up.

Mrs. Byron Harvie Dies in Chicago

Funeral Wednesday | For Ex-Resident | Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes Giblin Harvie, former resident of | Indianapolis for 30 years, will be! held at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday in' Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, fol-| lowed by requiem high mass in! oly Cross Catholic Church at 9 a. m. Burial will be in Holy | Cross cemetery. Mrs. Harvie was a ndtive of Indianapolis, but moved to Chicago 25 years ago. She died yesterday in a Chicago hospital. She was a member of St. Frances DePaul Catholic Church and the Altar Society of the church. She was also a member of the Daughters of Isabella. Surviving are her husband, Byron, Chicago; two sisters, Mis. Mark Kestler, and Mrs. C. J. Buennagle, both of Indianapolis; a brother, David Giblin, Indian-

apolis; four nephews and three nieces.

W. A. Neal, Retired

Farmer, Is Dead

William A. Neal, retired farmer,’ died yesterday in his home, 34th! St. and Lafayette Rd. He was 75. A native of Morgan County, Mr. Neal retired from farming several years ago and for a time operated a filling station on Lafayette Rd. near his home. He had resided in Marion County for 33 years and was a member of Mount Zion Baptist Church. Services will be at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries Colonial Chapel. Burial will be in Bloomington. Surviving are a son, Arnold 3 Neal, Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs. Manecy Zering, Mrs. Millie Egan, Mrs. Ethel Smith and Mrs. Etta Meek; three brothers, Frank. Ranous and Virgil Neal; twa granddaughters, and two greatgrandchildren.

; ‘Mt. Olive Methodist ji To Mark Birthday

. The Mt. Olive Methodist Church tomorrow.’ will mark . its 78th

building at 1447 High School Rd. The congregation of 550 mem- | bers will meet for the birthday, dinner tomorrow at 6:30 p. m. after which Dr. Buel E, Horn, Gegenetive District superintend- | a speak. The First Mt.

Olive Church was destroyed by fire and the second by a cyclone.

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