Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1948 — Page 14
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Street, Food, Officials Greet Lillian Hakki and His Family Also Welcome «| rd
Hoosier as She Arrives in Istanbul
By LILLIAN TRUAX MY FIRST THOUGHTS upon reaching Turkey for my wedding: | y vy (1) No Sea could, by nature, be as blue as the Marmand. (2) Wat, heart, Ismail Hakki Egilmez. a perfect day to arrive for a wedding. (3) Ye gods, where is my| arrival in Istanbul and fiance? ! separation. ’
ana University student, went to
In this article, Miss her” reunion with her fiance after years of
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jrector, will give the invocation.
be appointed. Reports will be read.
In Turkey [Catholic Women [irs Soisziedtai cg
This is the fourth in a series of articles by Lillian Truax of Clermont, describing the life of a Hoosier in Istanbul, Turkey. Miss Truax, a Ben Davis High School graduate and former Indi-
Istanbul to marty her IU sweetruax relates her
A square mile of upturned faces stared toward the loading ramp. | One was he, but which one? It would be as impossible to find him <an consulate to register as an as the proverbial needle in a hay-,— | Atherican residing in Turkey and, stack, The only hope was that accuracy of airport information. asp, to obtain from the consul a he would see me standing con-| (It was, they sald we'd land atigworn statement of Américan
spicuously like jiu {7 a. m., we landed at 11:30 a. m.) loitizenship and freedom to con-
|Notwithstanding the beard and tract marriage.
the rumpled suit, he was to me| pp, .,qylate, which is reached the most wonderful example ofl y driving through the heart of A minute passed, masculine beauty I've ever seen.|; si nbul business section, was
stony silence,
ences between sidewalks
and Joseph R. Hilger of Columbus, streets. Most of them perfer to{Ind., and various priests of the
" ang - Mrs. John D. Gallagher is| 0 ur d !deanery president and Mrs, Ed- Retreat House, will speak onyx the installation of the fole ward P. Dober of Aurora, who is :
iexpected to attend, is a Mrs. Joseph Hilger |cesan president.
Booked 10 Speak ‘oe. 1 ,r.. The ema ie Coun- S peedway Church
cil of the National Council of Catholic Women will ffresent Mrs. To Break Ground The St. Andrew’s United Lu-
walk, or stroll, in the street, archdiocese in talks at their meet. theran Church of Speedway City
crashing horns and ‘screaming|ing Thursday. : | Members of the council wil'new building. | ave luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in| - The congregation will meet for speak on “The Apocryphal Books of the Bible” at the 6:30 p. m. dinner Thursday in the North
breaks notwithstanding.
There are about half a milliqn: puskcarts in Turkey and one isithe Hotel Lincoln and conduct always poking along in front of the program afterward. Mrs. Hil-
{will break ground today for the
‘worship at 10:45 a.m. in the town
you or waiting in some dark alley|ger is the archdiocesan chairman Dall and walk in a body from
: ;there to the site at W. 16th St.
‘Crime’ Is Subject
The Rev. Fr. Eligius Weir, breakfast
|0.F.M., director of the Alverna
|“Causes and Cure of Crime” at [the 9 a. m. annual communion {breakfast next Sunday of the
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rs of Isabella.
SUNDAY, NOV. 7, 1048 |
Of Pastor's Talk
afterward im
ithe Claypool Riley Room. | "In addition to Father Eligius'
lowing officers is scheduled: Mrs, Zeo W. Leach, regent (by reelection); Miss Alma Nalley, vice
Martha
Mother Theodore Circle, Daugh-Iregent; Miss Alice Lips, recordte
ing secretary;
The daughters will receive com- Hickey, financial secretary, and
{munion at the 7:30 a. m. mass in|{Miss Charlotte McHugh, treas-
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Apacryphal Books
Methodist Church.
|" Dr. Normag B. Johnson, headmaster of the Park School, will/troductions
St. John’s. Catholic Church andlurer.
to Be Discussed
tannica in 1949.
ryphal section, and special ine and notes for the six books of the Apocrypha for the King James Bible to be pubMfshed by the Encyclopedia Brie He also is
To add to the wonder of thelstop one. We rashly chose the/to dart into the path of the un-|of study classes.
Dr. Johnson has re ared a author of a book and articles on Reha he said I looked thinnery rygh” hour to make this particu-|suspecting motorist. Then there. The Most Rev. Paul C. Shulte, 30d Beeler Ave. The. Rev. Rob- prep
general introduction to the Apoc-/the subject published this fall,
(Actually, I've gained six pounds|js, trip and so occurred my “bap-|are the wagons, of which there archbishop of Indianapolis; the ert Heine, pastor, will eonduct or so since I last saw him.) { / i
were one million at the last|Very Rev. Msgr. August R. Fus-/the ground-breaking ceremony, # = =» x) 2 a =u census. ‘ [senegger, archdiocesan spiritual Using the liturgy for such an oc-| | THE ADULT members of my] CARS DRIVE on the right! Wagons have all the privileges director, and Miss Marian L. Grif-{casion provided by the United . [fance’s household Include the side of the street, except when of automobiles, even on the bus-/fin, chairman of welfare, all will Lutheran Church of America.| "|greying and gracious lady wholthey are on the left side or in|iest streets. Tooting the horn at speak. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Al-/ Walter Blase is chairman of the {is my mother-in-law; Suat, a the middle. This occurs, roughly, these 10 m.p.h. conveyances both-| bert Busald, deanery spiritual di-'building committee. | plane hangar brother-in-law in his middle 30s/60 per cent of the time. The guy | rs it not one whit. The pusher | ? | which had been converted, more | =." icter inlaw, Hayriye, who!in, front has the right-of-way Knows his rights. Besides the Mill J 3 | C or lest (mostly less) into a Cus-|\ "ap out my own age. There is an regardless. |iron-bound wheels make such a| iier Jewe ry O. | toms inspection depot. My pass-| older brother-in-law whose two| ja may make (without signals) | clatter on the cobblestoned streets) + or Naps oo a teen-age sons are charming and .jont turns, left turns and “U” that even you can’t hear the horn. | 4 : al Td a ee wag SDETTussed oy turns, turns, may back up, park in the EA | I a raft of bewilderment in a sea| Another indispensable member traffic lane, load and unload his) THERE is no such thing in| of confusion. of the household - is Fatma, vehicle at will. No signals are Istanbul, as a preferential street.| "Huge piles of boxes, crates and mother of Ihsan, who has served|required. | tiere is no cop to direct vou what not reached almost to the MY mother-in-law for fifteen) 1¢ yore the guy behind, that's|into the path of oncoming traffic,| roof. In the center of the room Years - tough. Anyway, you've got the|Just blast your horn and step on| a small island had been cleared! Alfo, in those first few daysidrop on the driver behind you.| the gas. There is still a good and there was deposited a motley came a myriad of well-wishing| Traffic cops wear white gloves chance you'll “tag” another car,
{tism’ of fire” Ar Turkish motoring.
'GORNE! WASHII DELAW
uniform was zently but firmly ropelling me to-* ward an air-
Miss Truax
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-ollection of luggage. Several friends and relatives: All gracious and . white sleevebands. They OF 2 pedestrian. Since streets be- ; ain travelers were Ed about, and anxious to make “HakXki's\stand in elevated ash-cans at|!ong primarily to, pedestrians, FOR COUNTRY Ragged porters were moving suit- bride” feel welcome. |intersections where drivers them- | they may naturally cross them| :ases from one inaccessible spot 4.8 =u selves are unable to snarl traffic ~henever the notion strikes them. | FOR STREET" o another. Harried officials! THAT FIRST day we had a completely. As one approaehes, | 1 Dey tell me the devil is to pay
he toots his horn to attract said |i you hit one of them, no matter
houted at each other, at the por- dinner of soup, lamb chops, vege- what the circumstances
cers and everyone in general. tables, salad, fruit and coffee. My|COp's attention, then points (from inability to eat what my Turkish |inside the car so as not to tip
FOR CAMPUS
a a» MY LUGGAGE was finally ex-|family considered “adequate” off the guy behind) which way | AFRICAN VIOLETS | ‘mined, passport duly stamped. Amounts of some of their highly he wishes to go. Y was at last officially, legally flavored and very rich dishes, has # = |VERY SPECIAL | nd indisputably in Turkey. practically caused a household, THE TRAFFIC snarler upper BY MAIL OFFER for o
{panic. A constant
de of motions you on, regardless of] v Extraordinary - bargain I had gone but three steps out- para J y Vics Sturdy 8ide the custom house when there dishes which might appeal to me, the. fact that he has directed Xba BIOL ra, Piants,|
began the day of my arrival and Blue-purple,
: 8 ks, taxicabs, (ZriARnN pink, whit tood my guy. His suit was into your path trucks, tax ANN) 5 Pr + . ampled, there was a stubble of 18 still going strong. pushcarts, wagons and pedes- FgPguN) Beant J } ever siooming eard, his face was drawn. He| Errands to two representatives trians from intersecting streets. $1.50. SEND NO MONEY
Pay ‘postman C.0.D. plus | postage. Or enclose 10c extra with cash orders and we | |
J ship prepaid. Return for full
YOU refund if not pleased. GIVEN with Buin. |
ad the look of a guy who has of our respective countries were| Sometimes, when these boys vaited, sleeplessly all night for|required immediately upon my ar-iare really on the ball, they get| . plane. He had. (rival. First, to the local police traffic so jammed that For 14 hours, napping as helstation where, as an alien I must|remain’ in ore spot for five oiders, exotic fragrant Chinese Lily Bulb. uld in the car, he had main-/register within twenty-four hours minutes or more. Istanbul Pe Bloomington: Sr CUORSERY, Desk 153-B, ained his vigil’ fearing the in-|of arrival. Second, to the Ameri-|destrians are unaware of differ-| ——— ———a——
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