Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1948 — Page 7

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"He Was First of a Steady ‘White House’ Procession

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By Kay Summersby THE KING'S&VISIT was so hush-hush that we drove to Maison Blanche Airport just as usual, with only the motorbike escort to clear our way. ¢ : The. huge converted Lancaster came in almost immediately, taxiing down to our end of the field. On the trip through Algiers, Butch and I pretended to be earless machines. But we couldn't help eavesdropping on the King Salutes of British troops who of England. He was buoyant and|eCo8nized their K'ng in our car. friendly with Gen. Ike, the first After twitching hesitantly several to admit his downright excite-|times, he gave in and returned ment at getting out of embattled the salutes steadily. The General England for the first time since|ldter confessed to being just as war started. He and the General|troubled as Butch. talked about the Tunisian cam- . 8B, = paign and tHe scheduled invasion| I WAS PROBABLY the least of Sicily. worried of the three or us, long The King displayed a unique|hardened to the responsibility for familiarity with even the most|VIP’s in the back seat and to technical points, obviously up to|concentrating upon the job of date on all developments. Butch,|driving. At the same time, I noted, sat back stiffly and drove|as a Britisher, I found a certain himself into a tizzy trying to de-|little thrill in driving the Ki cide whether he should return the/England through Algiers, obse

ing the respectful “high-balls” he Relieve

garnered ‘from surprised Tommies. And I looked forward to Butch let His Majesty out,

speaking with him a few minutes, just as I had with all visiting frontpagers. But after we arrived at the British villa and pulled up before |a& parade-, ground guard of honor | with fixed bayonets, my antici- | MOTHER! Don’t dose your {beaming happily as Gen. Eisenchild with harsh laxatives! [hower presented his naval aide. |I gasped as Ike then motioned to |me and made an informal presjentation. It was a moment of confusion. As a villan, 1 salute; in uniform, I

{pation collapsed.

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voy drivers who refused to give| — right-of-way to our siren, our School News—

Donna Van “Benthuyseni will {take the part of Evangeline and

ONS] at the Manual High School's presenta countryside found “ition of the Noble Cain cantata] ideal spot fora new agvenes Cp ‘based on Longfellow's “EvangeAmilcar. It was a welcome, .., on Nov. 30.

Proceeds of a skating party to fully clear of convoys. Be held Nov. 24 at Rollerland and Gen. Eisenhowers ‘White sponsored by - the Associated House” was just that: An attrac-|p ing Alumni of Manual will go tive white structure with a beek-|;, 410 Delavan Smith Athletic oning terrace, a view of _Bonne|mia1q Improvement Fund. - peninsula across the bright Bay| Newly elected officers of the of Tunis, and steps right down t0|,.tive Roines chapter include the water. Furnished extrava-yonte O'Connor, president; Gene gantly by an Italian moved to &|gajiock, vice president; LeRoy bleak cell biock, it was large andy on gecretary, and Ed Mausscomfortable in everything but| .., treasurer. sleeping space. The General's bedroom was the only one worthy| jean Bowers was champion of the name. The other three orjtjcket seller for a recent skating four were so tiny they must havelparty held by the Girls’ League been servants’ quarters. of Manual. Runners-up were From Amilcar, we traveled to|gsther Archer, Viola Reifeis nearby La Marsa virtually every|anna Harvey, Patricia Denneother evening, to visit eitherimann, Delores Dillon and WiloTooey Spaatz in his plush villa origean DeVasher. Air Chief Marshal Tedder in his

Heading the list of 27 members Tooey set hot fires under Air of Manual's ROTC unit receiving — noncommissioned officer ratings Until Ike blistered the Spaatzlast week were John Moore, headquarters, the “fl1y-boys” Richard Elder and Jack Lockgreeted his impressive car andiwood, who became cadet master even the General himself with a|sergeants. bored nonchalance which would| <Cadet sergeant first class rathave been incongruous in civil-/ings were awarded to Fred Buehl, ians, let alone the military. Strict|Jack Meyer, John Rainbolt and orders, however, soon brought| Virgil Mayhew. hands out of pockets and goaded] Promotions to cadet sergeant them into salutes; sometimes, rank were given to David Brandt, even a semblance of attention. [Leland McCarty, Robert Andrews, Three or four times weekly we Kenneth White, Arthur Weaver, visited Bizerte, some fifty miles, Robert Pierce, , Roger _ Dearing, away, where the British operated| —— 2 headquarters in rather prim-| that id ihrough the nelTow! itive fashion amidst all the debris.| mine" ee Rannel That trip required a ferry ride| Was part o 100. across the harbor—a grim mass| Tomorrow: The Assault Upon of half-capsized vessels, masts, gjeily, and other flotsam of war. I hated’ (copyright, 1048, by Kay Summersby)

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couldn't curtsy, as one does in |formal court presentations. So I {shook hands boldly, murmuring— quite incorrectly, I'ru sure—"How

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When Nature“forgets”-remember | THERE WAS no reply. “Your Majesty, ” Gen. Ike prodded help-

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D 3 A F E N i D J { frustrated British subject. . | That same afternoon, Gen. Eisenhower shocked his staff by unveiling to press correspondents AFHG's secret plans for the Sicil‘ian invasion. He took the step to |choke off speculation on the next | Allied move. His garhble and his one of these Bell Telephone Lab- | faith were justified. Not one oratory designed instruments will {ome broke the pledge ot

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a arvana ne wens Manual High will Present Sa es evar amy CONtata ‘Evangeline’ Nov. 30

Was Hush-Hush

Richard Paul, Donald Fawley, Dale Lawrence, Donald Osborne land Lawrence Ritter. “New cadet corporals are Ray Hockersmith, Donald = Mason, Jerry Estelle, Robert Netherton, George Allen, Bernard Hicks, Eddie Boger and George Bright.

A series of movies are being shown during the last half of each lunch” period in the Shortridge High School auditorium. Five cent admission tickets are on sale in the cafeteria before the movies start. « The movies are sponsored by the Student Board and are chosen ‘by a committee of members headed by Howard Ashley. Other members of the committee are Donald Cassady, Joan Jackson, Ann Landstrom and Dudley Farmer.

Five of the 14 acts which have been rehearsing will be chosen this week for spots on the Shortridge Junior Vaudeville program in February.

Shortridge dramatics coach, in;

the selection of a senior play will be Patricia Smith, Mary Wallace, Jacqueline Gold, Peter Cislak and Benjamin Andrews, all seniors. The play will be presented April 1. ;

William N. Herschman, senior at Shortridge, has been awarded

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