Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1949 — Page 2

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Stockton and Harold Crawford, Naval Reserve Scholarships; Richard Wisehart, Purdue; and Esther Cunningham, Indiana Ex-| ‘tension. d

At Howe, 308 seniors graduated during commencement exercises to be held at 6:30 p. m., June 1, on the campus. At the alumni association ‘school will hold a dance in the school gymnasium,

THE ARSENAL Cannon, week: ly student publication at Tech, has received superior rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Only 10 per

all school publications entered for . the association judging are © awarded the

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tion. Members of the Tech senior honorary group, tend an organization picnic Tues-} day on the campus, Commi members for the final gether” of this year's legion in| clude Frances Forbes, Joyce Shipp,!

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EIGHT SENIORS at Southport Rave been awarded scholarships to colleges and universities in Indiana. Jaciie McKinney and Eli«por Moeler received merit scholar- . hips to Indiana University. La- . Verne Noyes grants went to Robert Fort, Lois Aufderheide, and

ty. Frank Ernbart won an award fromm Purdue, and Joan Dinkel was Premed an honor scholarto Indians Central. Rosle

Judith Alger Jean Broeking Robert Fields, Barbara Pletcher, Jane Connerly, Barbara Cox, Jo Anne Wood, Henry Bobbe, Janet Shatter, all to Indiana University; Jennie Konold, Cora Lane, Norma Stultz, Kathryn McCartney and Julia Moore,

will be

Alumni Association

Schedules Dance

4-H Roundup to be held June 22 through June 24, They are Marcia Reynolds, Joan Sutton, Joyce Van Deman, Joyce Ulrey, Kitty Lou Echols and Mildred Ackerman, The alumni association of _ |Bouthport High School will spon- ‘ isor a dance at 9 p. m. Saturday In ~ [the school gymnasium. a

‘Uppers’ Means New Shoes, Not Teeth, in Australia’

Times Foreign Service MELBOURNE, Australia, May 26.—~Women chatting about: “uppers” may be refering to shoes instead of dental plates. The reason is the very latest in women’s shoes, The creation of the Peter Manns, the shoes come with one pair of soles and four removable uppers, .

¥ » THE UPPERS, differently colored, are fastened to the soles by clips, The Manns plan to retail them here for $7.25 a pair.

Aussie Lawmaker Raps Diplomat Car

Times Yorsian Servies CANBERRA, ustralls, May 26--The automobiles of diplomats are the latest target of one Aussie congressman, Rep. Alan aser issues this warning to his constituents: “Get tiout of the way” when a diplofimat's car approaches, + Citizens who get hit by diploat a, | tm

ia J atic cars can't sue, Mr. Fraser By 23

ireminds, Furthermore, chauffers ook of these cass are not required to {have licenses and they “may not know how to drive.” ” ny KORNBROKE snd Della May Hartley have won Dl a ale Te on Local Student fo to Get tional Scholastic awards division, ‘Degree at Bucknell Miss Kornbroke received the state Joel A. Sharp, 51 8. Oxford St. {will be among the 425 seniors to

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These Howe High School senfors are among 25 who have ‘received scholarships to Hoosior in seallages and universities.

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Pastor to Speak

for Church, Toledo, O., on "Your Community Needs You" at the noon luncheon of the Indianapolis Kiwanis Club tomorrow in the Claypool Hotel.

High honor Charles Van Buskirk, Frisbie, Riley Good Citizen award. ‘Other winners announced at Honor Day i so na pa

ot Jones. fonal Case Wallac Rovers K gar ih

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award and Miss Hartley received! |recelve the bachelor of arts de-

national honorable mention. ARBLE, gree at Bucknell University's IVAN W, LE, Southpon, Ins {99th commencement Sunday,

strumental music director, will: conduct summer music classes at June 5. the school as part of the regular, Mr. Sharp, son of Mr. and Mrs, summer seasions. A. C. Bharp, is vice-president of his class, treasurer of the Inter8X SOUTHPORT girls have fraternity Council and a member

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been chosen to represent the of Sigma Alpha Epsilon on the school at the Purdue University (Lawispurg. Pa., campus.

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VFW Schedules State Convention

members of the Indiana Depart-! ment of Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary is expected at the, state convention in Claypool, Hotel June 23-286.

partment commander, said he ex-! pected the largest convention in| history for the four-day program Quickly Arrested which will include a parade, the] HULL, Quebec, May 25 (UP)— annual dance and banquet, me- Police said today that Patrick|gich morial services and hospital vis- Murphy, 19, was a failure as aif its, as well as business sessions. robber. Murphy held up Blanche

World War II veteran, has been

named president of the conven-| But police caught him a few tion corporation, which will be in charge of arrangements.

Attendance of more than 15,000,

Jester ilips, Charles Reed, ard Sch 1 od Shenae Janet hand Tillie

‘Bungling Quebec Thief 3

Ancil Morton, Indianapolis, d

Gendron in her restaurant, took!) i$38 and locked her up while he imade his getaway.

John M. McCaleb, Indianapolis,

minutes later. He had locked the {woman in a telephone booth.

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Technical High School Announces List {Of Honor Winners in Graduating

winners at Tech High School for the term include] Scholarship medal and mathematics award: Nyla Ann Jester, Barton Bradley award, and Barbara Scary Scholarship medal, Latin department award and DAR

vid Turpin,

i-| Commencement Co will! be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Biggs the school auditorium for seniors No. 4 engine was afire. Then the of Bouthport. High School.

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2, assis Report Hundreds Dead oe rt Mas Els MACEIO, Brazil, May 26 (UP)

ores pe of persons were re-

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nds i [ere reported buried under the AME Leads, TUINS Of buildings.

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B-29 Crashes, Burns; 1 Dead, Chutes Save 8 "EL PASO, Tex., May 26 (UP) :|—Ohe man was killed but eights “1.0 2 parachuted safely when i roonr Alr Force B-20 bomber

5 crashed in flames, Biggs Air Base lofficlals said today. The pilot of the B-29 radioed Base yesterday that the

men took to their chutes.

Donne Mountains 31 miles northeast of there. The navigator, Capt. Burt oA. Alley of El Paso, was killed.

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‘In Brazil Floods

Ba oa ported dead today in northeast-

jern Brazil, where torrential rains nave caused serious floods. One estimate put the g dead in the state of Alagoas alone at 500. One hundred and

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Fuel of Indianapolis, is now in it Camp Lee, Va., taking part in Army's first experiment to uni all services of supply, communic| tions and transportation under “Logistical Division.” He {8 acting as a commandin offcer of the signal depot for ti 13th Army in the theoretical i vasion of terned after the campaign

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THURSDAY, Labor—

Ford Pre Proposal

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Company P: Raises Hop Walkout W

DETROIT, May |

“Ford Motor Co. pre "a counter-proposal

trating the main st in peace talks to s

+ weeks-old strike.

The company pea hopes that the walk idled 106,000 Ford be settled within a Terms of the pro announced, CIO 1 Workers’ officials it and then meet l: negotiators, “Definite progre ported by Federal ( thur C. Viat, despi from negotiations Reuther, UAW p rested after a lon bedside of his wor Victor. Progress Rep: The progress reg despite the compan the union’s arbitra Chief Ford Nego Bugas said the c nitely” would not UAW terms of a jssue of allocati along the assembl) Both sides said, once the vital mar headed for arbitr sues in the strike ¢ out quickly.

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SOUTH BEND,

.=—The CIO today

one-day general st members in four Indiana counties the prolonged wi: Bendix Aviation p! George Cummin: the strategy com CIO's St. Joseph trial Union Council mittee is conside: gtrike next Mond: members in St. J La Porte and Mai

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