Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1948 — Page 22

SNe en . " [into the library, where he sat and (F}* y motioned me to a chair, | Dinosaur ar S He stared at the floor. “Kay,”| he said finally, “I don't know how!

ito tell you this. , . . guess I | better give it to you straight.” fl 0c : |e :

|He looked up and said, “Dick has

{been Killed cv = | Scaly Imprints ' May Vanish Soon

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Kay Learns of Fiance's Death . In Action; General Breaks News

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» td - . | IN ONE OF war's tragis ironjes, Dick was struck down after| the actual campaign fighting was several

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INSTALMENT 15 {nis. He had been with his new Coxsackie, N. Y,, leaving the im-

ih By KAY SUMMERSBY | regiment less than a week. {Print of his scaly Bide wiiich was "FOR ME, that strange late spring was filled with the scert of, : subsequently buried in silt an orange blossoms. I couldn't smell the ordinary jasmine, the poppy| Investigation’ showed that he hurdened into a permanent stony fields; I could neither see nor hear the war being readied against and a friend of his, a captain, record? Mussolini. I expected to be married before June melted into the both engineers and intimately Or is there a less dramatic exAfrican summer. > |tamiliar with mines, had been Planation for the marks? Dick, now a full colonel, was in Oran with 1I Corps headquar- walking across an area well- | At the 1 eeting of the Geologters. Gen. Eisenhower not only,” ‘marked with the usual white mine ical Society. of America here this promised each of us at least, sey- mander’s vila, and an evening tapes. Suddenly, the captain morning, Dr. George H. Chaderal days’ leave after our mar-of excited plans for our mar-i,myeq on a trip-wire. He was Wick, consulting geologist of riage, already approved by theiriage—all In blessed privacy, seriously woarided by the explo: Catskill, N. Y., called’ the attenArmy after its usual 90-day wait- rarest luxury in any army. Sion. Dick was killed instantly. [tion of his colleagues to the pecu-

ing period; he aiso offered, as a) The next day, Dick laft for! Gen. Truscott sent a personal liar “dinosaur leather” markings sort of refuge [rom the war, the yateur and his new regimeal. message of condolence immedi- On a vertical rock surface by the use of his little farm outside Al- x = =» ately, explaining the circum- roadside, about six feet wide and

glers. We would have a full-| | BREEZED through the next stances and offering his sincere 30 feet long. fledged honeymoon in North week or so. With the North sympathy. His note was dis-| _Fxplores Undersea Canyons Africa. 'African campaign over, Dick was! patched "tight after the accident! He presented his observation as Dick arrived in Algiers the last safe, even at regiment level in aon June 5 but, by one of those > Challenge for investigation. It week of May, en route to Gen- division. horrifying examples of Army pa- will be necessary to work fast, eral Truscott's Third Division, I heard back-seat whispers per work, it was lost at AFHQ however, he said, since weather-

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Institution of Oceanography at!suggest that a hitherto neglected!

weeks after the dinosaur lle down on the mud, ported by Dr. Thomas F. Bates this research were Fred A. Hilde\spectacular victory parade at Tu- near the present site of West of. Pennsylvania State College!'brand and Ada Swineford.

‘headquarters at Mateur. about plans for invading Sicily. message center for almost five I"€ will Soo sponge out tus pus With his West Point back- But none of it belonged to my ful days. Then a colonel men- 7" 78 record of the earth's dim ound and his ~ impatience at Orange-blossom world. tioned the fact to Butch and Tex, P25! Br routine Be wis &5 This light mood continued until assuming they already knew:

. : one lovely June afternoon when I Be I I lennon drove Gen. Eisenhower up to his hower's office; the general shoul-

alone; that was the place for it.

villa, My airy chatter, I realized dered the sad task of telling me, r leutenant. with a start, was going unan- even though weighted down with, | sat around at first in a stupor, . ys » i swered. He was quiet, unusually a million responsibilities connect-| st FEL WE HAD one day together. ,...¢ ror a man who, even during ed with the imminent invasion of, THERE IN the country, how-

It was a wonderful day, thanks 00 0i00¢ operations, to Gen. Eisenhower. He gave, x of storing away his worme time off, plus a special presi~jeg and making small talk.

has the Pantelleria that very night. jever, J Gen. Ike was kindness per- things out, I realized thousands, sonified. upon thousands carried loads of ent: “I'll make it a point to 80 456 his strange muteness this He offered to request release of grief as great or greater than| out somewhere this evening. You particular afternoon drove me my services as a civilian with the mine in this war. And I knew I and Dick can lake over the villa into similar silence. By the time American Army, if I found the Would have to stick, too. It was and be alone for once; with this'we pulled in the narrow drive- surroundings and the memories 2 natural decision: to stay with] wedding coming up, you must way, that silence was oppressive. too strong to bear. a] {the Americans, and the war. have a lot to talk about. Sgt.| . ih. “Why don’t you take a couple] Fo8sibly to divert my thoughts, Hunt'll fix you dinner. And telll GEN. IKE climbed: out slowly, °f days off?” he suggested. “We Gen. Bisenpowep SohBded : sn | Dick he's to be my guest for the preoccupied. I left.the motor run- 30 Spare you. There's no one at per-secrel, SiH neXi VIP wa

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night.” He grinned. “Have a ning, ready to leave. But.he called the farm-—go on out there for ato be Rone ther nan jp Majes. good time!” over his shouMer, “Won't yotr While. You can ride and get away "7: 8 ming A nglanc, We did exactly that. Swim-|please come in, Kay? Td like to (Tom everyone: I know that's “And 1d like vou to drive me ‘ming in the afternoon, dinner talk to you.” Wha 1a deg He paused. I kindly, “if you feel like it.” for two at tha Supreme Com-' I followed him into the villa, on eas ere $ not mu can say, ! SE pl omens — mt ——————— The | At WE "3 welcome TOMORROW: The King is a CROSSWORD PUZZLE haven. to hel Vator. (haven. sCopyright, 1248, by Kay Bummershy)

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