Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1949 — Page 6

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{Moore - graduate science student A - | i §| —Two citizens of this town are/,; "p,) giate Teachers College, lio 18 Alto MUTE A ters Goethe Link Observatory win Class of the Brookside Evangel. able to boast 8 vacation. that ip trying to determine thelsagle ior with a wing shattered hold the first of a weries of three °*! United Brethren Church will really paid off. [strange affinity of young bald vi present the “Brookside Varieties” by a. rifle bullet. spring “public “nights” conducted ; They visited an abandoned eagles for Delaware County. Migratory habits of the large by the Indiana University astron-| Saturday ats Pim. in the ehureh, Opal field in South Australia,! Rare in this area, no aerie of/yirds usually take them up the omy department Sunday from ar nl Qiney 84 the rummaged around an old mine, the large birds has been reported mast Coast, or into states farther to 9 p. m. : we Boum hI I} anc net cast and uncovered a giant semi-/nearer than Hovey Lake Game yout The second lecture and demon- 2c TUS B Mathis » Serve Af precious stone. [Preserve in Posey County. -= j2uaten is scheduled § for May 8 - : It turned out to be almost pure] A Harrison Township farmer 30 MILLION VISIT PAR and the third for y 29. - . Opal i a Port Augusta lan brought a dead bald eagle] More than 30 million persons liam H. . Potter of Bloomington, program Sunday night. The ob. purchased it for $3000, the high- [to Mr. Moore, and the young visited National Park Service graduate student in the IU astron- servatory is west of Ind. 67 near | est ever paid in Australia, {scientist is preparing a taxider- areas during 1048. omy department, will direct thei Bethany Park.

I Ateturk’s Modernization of Turkey

I~ Is Model for Revolutionary Government . oo]

ALEPPO, Syria, Apr. 21—8yria has more than a new govern“ment. It is entering upon a new way of life. | On the night of Mar. 30 a swift, painless revolution swept away the Syrian administration headed by President Shukri El Quwwatli, Fifty-five-year-old Col. Husni El Zaim, the Syrian Army's! chief of staff and prime-mover of the plot, took over. A military!

government was immediately Pro founded up and jalled. It is be-|

claimed. lieved that Syria will desert its!

The revolution is a popular one. : There have been no demonstra- Previous policy of semi-isolation

g _ Here in Ale and join the western powers in a b> ak OF disorder. not even pro determined stand against further | organized, so peaceful has been SOViet gains. | the shift of power... i Chart Future Course Private citizens, politicians of Looking back at the early years all camps, and foreign observers 0f the dictatorial regime of Ataare unanimous; the change was! turk in Turkey during the 1920's badly needed. The old govern- and 30's, one can chart the future ment was shot through with cor- course of the new Syrian governruption. Its ill-advised economic ment. There will be an emphasis policies had forced the cost of on adopting the forms of western | living unbearably high and nearly culture, and a one-party govern-|

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bankrupt the country. {ment which will gradually liber-| ‘Inspired by Ataturk’ alize as the reforms are feit to

secure. There wil be de-

be “The coup d'etat was inspired emphasis on religion.

by the example of. Mustapha Ke-| “myer will he compulsory mill- 'v

EE G2 mal Ataturk of Turkey, Our goal tary training. It is already known % h ny SR = is to accomplish re TMS In CVETY that a new constitution will be N fleld—economic, political, social. : EE

x written, We will carry out those reforms mu..." oo; ang political re-

which have proved successful in oo. =" Syria may be the Josephine Bonilla is a real

wed redo shock which will set off a chain asset to the good neighbor pelus declared the néw governor reaction throughout the Arab, : F of Aleppo, Husni El Barazi, in a!worid. icy. She was chosen queen of private hour - long conversation| Mustapha Kemal Ataturk | the Miami Beach, Fla., Good _ With the writer. By reason of his father of modern Turkey, seems Neighbor Program, held in con. Job: “the governor of - Aleppo “is to have been reborn in the-form. _ _.. v Sean Weak second only to General Zaim him-|of General Husni El! Zaim of Mection with Pan-American Week.

i . hese Sr Sp Ani the people of Syria are TS Jl quia Ho | ROST is going ofl. out te make is great Watch Event the biggest first of the Arab states to make Coprrin. 148, br Tos Iniasaoeis Times Soc 9a S.4ran) Hovend, ibs, | of its kind . . . with great savings to you. We have planned this conservatism of the Middle Eastly a Lanl Deo. a sale for months . . . to bring you the finest watches . . . most tote oven nna: HIGH SCHOO] Press Radar Warnings soda deigh 5 + oh te lowest prises i yoerd women will be emancipated and | : Of Storms Coming n 9 {

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ruled illegal. * It means complete religious Times City Editor at leust 30 minutes in fdvance) equality, vigorous effort to im- T Be P | will enable airlines; ships and prove the standard of living, and| 0 De on Fane electric light companies to “get { a4 program of land reform to, A panel discussion, “Interpret-iset” this summer in New York! break the hold of the feudalistic/ ing the’School to the Public,” willl City. TW land barons. een {be held at an 11th District lunch-| Radar equipment, installed by| Ziam Acts Quickly {eon meeting of the Indiana High the U. 8. Weather Bureau on the| c

General Zaim has acted rapidly. School Press esociation {Satur- top of the Wiiitshall Bullding = echnica B chool. wil ve an accurate picture of] One decree has abolished regis Panel members will be Richard WE gh ‘where the storm will tration of religious affiliation on iyewis city editor of The Indian- strike. Plans for the new projidentity cards. Another has given apolis Times; Clay Trusty, as-lect were disclosed hy weatler litical rights to all women who sistant city editor of the News bureau scientists at the meeting ve completed primary school.|and Virginia Childers, school ed-|of the American Meteoroligical| Another will force the sale of all itor of the Star. |soctety here. land lying empty, whether it be| Misg Gretchen Kemp of the In-| : NT. | §ovettiment or priate, pang dlNa University school of - Marian College Students Corript officials are now being nalism, former director of publi- : : ousted from office. Rigid price cations at Manual High school, Will Attend Fiesta

, controls’ have gone into. effect. will serve as moderator. Latin American students at

The price of bread has dro Marian College will be guests at P Prey General Chairman the annual Pan-American Fiesta,

20 per cent. Fortunately, bumper Terons are predicted in Syria this Miss Ella BSengenberger of sponsored by the Indianapolis] year. , FY a Technical High School is general Chamber of Commerce and the) _|chairman for the meeting She|iith District American Legion waa foreign policy has like: will be assisted by Miss Ione Col-\ Auxiliary at 5:15 p. m. tomorrow tion—the proposal of the Ara-|.8an of Manual High School in the Marott Hotel. bian-American Oil Co. to con-| Miss Ellen Kroll, Howe High! A musical program will be pre-/ struct a pipeline across Syrian School; Mrs, Julia Jean Rhodes, sented by the Washington High! territory—will be signed by Prime Technical; Miss Jeanette Grubb, School Colonial Chorus, The # Minister Zatm. " Shortridge High B8chool, and speaker will be Donald D. Hoo-| Meanwhile,” all. known .Com- Clyde Nice, Warren Central High ver, former associate editor of] munist leaders in Syria have been School . {The Indianapolis Times, a memgram chairman. Guests will be York City. d bl Miss Helen - Hinshaw, Habart, | a —————————————— : 1 ~ engabie president of the state association: Reports Net Profit Note the amazingly low price for" these fine, dep : COFFEE watches! Cases are of very latest 1949 designs. These sociation, and Willlam A. Evans, /income taxes were deducted, was . & vent Eos =) S00) 23 40 il |onistant superintendent of the reported for the first quarter of watches were especially purchased for this great eve ba : Indianapolis Public Schools. |1949 by Chicago and Southern| | period last year, Prom Set Saturday "00 2 Franklin Township High {School's junior-senior prom will Richard Copeland, president of, the junior class will give the welcome and Richard Walker will history, Evelyn Glesing the class will, June Cramer the class prophecy and Dorothy Pierson J

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