Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1949 — Page 44

Americans Missing in Europe d Victims of Soviet's M. V.D.

Sri Vanished Behind Iron Curtain; |"ere engineered by the same per- ~ Polish Government Mysteriously Silent

believe that two Americans mysteriously missing behind the The movements of foreigne Curtain may have been kidnapped or “liquidated” by the police states are usually A secret police. itraceable. The Poles have reThey believe that the full story of the disappearance of mained silent on the case for brothers, Noel and Herman Field, lies in the filles of the Seven weeks. ¥. D. in Moscow. otal aS Some informed quarters here known basic facts are |admirer of the architectural plan- believe that Noel Field's disapners of eastern Europe.” was lastipearance is the xey to the case. seen at Warsaw airport where he They think that Herman may

Official described by Prague. was trying to find out what had as an 1dsalist Wa leftist) His sister-in-law, Mrs. Noei become of his brother. E Ean casual acquaint. Field, met the plane In Prague GROUP » SETS MEETING ce received a telegram saying| ‘but he was not on it. Later, a ¥ . Was going to Budapest. nef casual acquaintance received a! : Department says no trace postcard which Herman apparent- _ Of him has been found there. |v wrote from Warsaw Aug. 2 Poles Are Silent |a day after his disappearance. | Herman Field, 29, an architect] Two factors at least, intelli-|)oun& 2165 Walker Ave. 4 card) and Sirector of planning for gence officials believe, support the |Party will follow the luncheon. In Cleveland C e, Western Re-itheory that the M. V. D. is recharge of arrangements are Mrs. ‘University, disappeared in sponsible: {Grace Spurlin, Mrs. Mabel Myers, . 22, | ONE. Similarities in the two Mrs. Mayme Roeder and Mrs. Ella

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of rhumba maniacs? They're too|

Square dnnecge. stance Collier, is “a physically! joyous rhythmic ythmic expression]

and of ‘help thy neighbor.” “The best argument I know in having 2 hilariously good time?”|

fayor of square dancing, besides| Baneed. Every D:

“is that you can’t go introspective. “Whirlpool”

Wayne A. Johnston Mr. Johnston, president of Il- | linois Central Railroad, and | Coach Edwin - {Mike) Saavely

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Banquet to Be Held -3 For Butler Pledges

146 ‘Affliate With | Six Fraternities

Butler University's Interfrater-| nity Council yesterday announced: the pledging of 146 men by the six! fraternities on the campus. The council will have an annual banquet for the new pledges at) 7 p.m. Wednesday in the univer-| dity cafeteria. Guests will include! President M. O. Ross, Prof. L.| Gray Burdin, dean of men, and {fraternity faculty advisers. Organizations and new pledges: | Delta Tan Jeita—Don Davidson. villian |

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ankfort; James Heingoer. Toberty “M riin Husted. erty: | Albany: Patrick Master- | fon. Chicago: Harold Martin, Danville: | ve- Northam, Zionsville. Fred Ryan.’ hrock, Marion: Robert Frankfort: Victor Tanguy. port: Jack Whaley, New Bet big “Peter Quinn, Chicago.

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Indianapolis citizens will have an opportunity to give warm]. : usable clothing for the needy in Europe during a clothing drive sponsored, Oct. 30 to Nov. 6, by| the Ecumenicity and World Berv-| ice Committee of the Church Fed-| eration. Wherever possi le it is expected) that persons giving garments will pin a dollar bill to the bundle to] defray’ packing and shipping} costs. Clothing may be deposited at churches in your neighborhood. | Fred C. Lumley is chairman of] the clothing collection committee. | easier See eis amin —t

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