Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1949 — Page 10

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13 Local Men On Cruise to Returnto U. S.

~ 5-Month Voyage In Mediterranean Will End Tuesday

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will return to the United States! Tuesday after a five- months cruise in the Mediterranean with! the Sixth Task Fleet. Charles Edward Hilgidiack, geaman; of 428 8, Hamilton Ave. Edward R. Oliver, seaman apprentice, of 1629 8. State 8t., and Richard H. Bettge,. fireman apprentice, of 6731 Caroline 8t., will return aboard the destroyer USS E. A. Greene. Roland W. Goodwin, seaman apprentice, son of K. 0. Goodwin, 2311 N. Lake 8t.,

and Arnold E. Stanton, seaman apprentice, son of Mrs, Daisle Masca, 134 W, 11th 8t., will be

Wilbur Shaw Goes All Way

This is one driver who doesn't horse around. It was the cause for all of Wilbur Shaw's Speedway mystery. The horse will drive at the Speedway Wednesday. It does the act in a specially constructed | car, steering and shifting gears with its mouth. That's the gear shift the horse is about to grab with its mouth, At left is Hamilton Morris Jr., owner. showing the horse immediately without allowing him to rest for a while, , Wednesday's admission to see

. aboard the Jodar pleket aestroyer r@ PP Horse That Drives a Car: make his driving debut will

Others will be Richard L.| Painter, engineman, third class, |

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So He Brings Him Up to Speedway By JIM HEYROCK

of 3309 College Ave., and Vernon | H. Goins, stewardsman, of 1349] Roache St. aboard the attack

{Who knows, next year Gay might would cost her $2 a day to serve. {be competing with Mauri Rose, Mrs, Alves said that as a 'juror

* cargo ship USS Winston, Herman Mystery sutrounding the movements of Speedway President

Rex Mays, Bill Holland and the she would receive $3 a day, but “others.

Davidson, boatswain’s mate, thir class, son of Mrs. Hattie Davidson, 9331 « Virginia Ave,

Robert D. Garrett, seaman ap-| prentice, son of Mr. and Mrs.| Fred L. Garrett, 215 N. Sheffield Ave., aboard the radar picket de-! {ing the car; he'll get out and look seaman at the spectators as if to say, with the top cut out. At a comJuvenile | ‘you dummies didn’t think I could mand from Hamilton Morris Jr. Court Judge Joseph O. Hoffman,| 4, it did you'?”

sgtroyer USS Larson.

Francis Richardson, apprentice, ward of

aboard the destroyer USS Gearing . . . William R. Stillwell, sea-

‘than apprentice, son of Mrs. Ruth his new discovery, the Oval Prexy| Vermont 8t., finally calmed down enough to! aboard the light anti-aircraft! yi. 1ose what he has been doing Gay clamped his

. Donald t two d L. Farrell, seaman apprentice, of | T° Pas’. two cays,

Stillwell, 36 W. cruiser USS Spokane . .

2820 W. 10th St. aboard the de-| stroyer USS C. R. Ware . , . and

Robert A. Martin, seaman, son of [oufsville, Ky., which drives a ’ | Louis Martin, 920%. E. Washing- car He refused to believe it with-{2087d to give directions, At one ton St. and Kenneth E. Harlow, ot seeing it. He made immediate! seaman, son of Mrs, Peter Har-|;15ng to fly to Louisville to see

low, Fortville, aboard the destroyer USS Kenneth D, Bailey,

Serves in Samoa

Francis L. Connaughton, chief hospital corpsman, USN, son of

Station, Tutuila, American Sa-| moa , . ALt (jg) Richard 8, Ed-

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liken, airman, USN, son of WilHam G. Milliken, 1311 University

a Wilbur Shaw lifted last night—he’s just been horsin’' around.

and the mystery-lifting himself with the announcement a horse is going _ to drive a car at the Indianapolis Speedway. |

he added:

for himself. But because of the direction. threatening weather he couldn't] go

Rankin, who 1s in the electrical appliance busi. Bm Louisville. iment for his feat. Leo 8. Connaughton, 267 Iowa 8t.,|He asked Rankin to watch the)

{s serving aboard the U. 8. Naval horse perform and give him a by Morris as a 2-year-old, He is | “full and detailed” report.

Rankin, went silently to Seneca horse to turn out lights, open| wards, Medical Corps, USNR, has |p. ic n Louisville, where nobody | s P

been assigned to duty to the Ma- .,14 see the action.

Of course, he'd be the dark Excited: as a kid with his first pair of long pants, Shaw did |. 00.

That's exactly what he said. And before he caught his breath, |

Mr. Horse, named Gay, walked | up a wooden ramp and stepped! iinto the car, which is a "41 model]

“After the horse finishes driv-

owner of Gay, the animal stepped | ion the starter and the motor Flamboyantly shouting about roared. Teaching Simple Morris gave another command teeth around ‘an iron bar protruding from the {top of the car and shifted gears. {Then, he took the steering wheel

{in his teeth and drove the car. It seems he heard of a horse in| Morris hopped to the running

Refused to Believe

command. ‘Gay turned the car| to the right. Another command sent the wheels in the opposite

After a short drive, the car », |stopped, Gay walked back down| He phoned his friend, Armond [the ramp and looked at the three men, awaiting some acknowledge-

Gay, it seems, was purchased

inow 10. While Morris was in the

The horse, its owners and service, his father taught the! (doors and various other tricks. { When Morris returned he hit upon the idea of teaching Gay| 'to drive. It was simple, Morris,

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moved to Ban Diego, Cal. , . Hubert ¥. Sparks, chief teleman, USN, son of Mr: and Mrs. Lewis Jones, 90 N.' Becond S8t.. Beech

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