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European Railroad Officials Observe Hoosier Techniques

things here, so they’ll know what to buy from us with their Marshall Plan funds.” The president of the Monon Railroad, Indiana's own line, summed up the objective of more

day. John W, Barriger, the man who turned the Monon from a rattletrap railroad into one of the finest short line systems in the World, had the time of his life yesterday singing the merits of the -Monon tothe “visiting firemen” from England, France, Belgium, Holland, Portugal, Norway, Sweden, Turkey and Italy.

He took them on a personal tour of the state via his railroad, wining and dining them with Monon food, and giving them a running commentary on the Monon while the Monon theme

i song played in the background.

The foreigners, a little bewildered at the fireball energy of Mr. Barriger and his cohorts, started out from Chicago early yesterday and made the first stop at a new Monon bridge near Delphi, Ind. Next stop was Lafayette and the Monon-shops. Then the Monroe County Fair at Ellettsville, where President Barriger addressed the crowd in true Hoosier grass roots tradition. His oratory gave the people of Ellettsville to understand that Indiana and the Monon would rise and fall with their city. Move to Bedford So] After the Ellettsville session of gladhanding between the Europeans and rural Hoosiers, the train moved on to Bedford, where the Indiana Limestone Institute “revealed” to the visitors that “Indiana is the greatest producer

of Indiana limestone in the world.”

The junket came to a halt at the French Lick Springs Hotel, train was turned around and the weary visitors were routed back to Chicago. The guests reacted to President Barriger's whirlwind tour with a variety of shrugs and nods that all added up to general amazement, Hear Special Tunes

After h Mr. Barriger and

r hearing . the other officials scream praises

of Monon all morning and after-

noon, most of the visitors laughed | §¢

when they were herded into the hotel at French Lick to listen to an organist play a medley of 10 tunes—written especially for Mr. rriger and the Monon. And most of the guests agreed that Monon and Indiana have something to. shout about. The visitors were out to see modern railroading in America, and “The Hoosier Line” is the first and only all-diesel-electric railroad in the nation. Take Notes This has all come about in the past four years since Mr. Barriger and his crew took over the shabby little, Indiana line which the people had looked upon with the same attitude that San Francisco tolerates her cable

d questions in rapid-fire order, trying to discover all the secrets of Mr. Barriger’s success in one day. View Americana They started their tour of American railways 10 days ago, and will be in the U. 8. six weeks. To date, most of the visitors are still getting thrills out of the little

“bits of Americana they see along|_

the way—the band that met them at Ellettsville and farmers that

Last night, as the Europeans rode back to Chicago, muttering praises of Indiana in their butch‘ered English, they settled back in

their Monon seats to watch three ff movies on the operations of the the

than 80 European railway offi-. clals visiting in Indiana yester-

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Ralph Brandemier, Jack Hofmann, Newman and Kenneth Wright.

mann and Lynn Laflin, all of Ei Lilly.

Presbyterian Group To Hear Missionary

{who recently returned from his missionary post in the Philippines, will speak on “Presbyterian Res- | sii eas toration Work in [| 1 : the Philippines” at the presbytery meeting Monday. The Indianap- ~. olis Presbytery . will hold session i beginning at 4 p. m., continuing through dinner and the evening in the Clayton ‘Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Mr. Brown is the {associate pastor of the First Pres|byterian Church. The Rev. C. M. {Armentrout, pastor of the Washington Street Presbyterian Church, is moderator. The Rev. Roy. B. Connor Jr., pastor of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, presbyterial head of the New Life Movement, will report on evangelism in the presbytery. Officials say more persons joined churches in the Indianapolis Presbytery over the past year than in any other 12 months in its history.

First Butler Collegian To Be Issued Thursday

The first issue this semester of the Butler University Collegian will roll off the présses Thursday. Jess B. Gilson Jr. Indianapolis, is news editor. : Other top editorial members

are: Miss Polly Cochran, Anderson. manag-ing-editor; Rober Pearcy, Danville, Zake-up editor; Basil Raymond, Indiana olis, editorial director; Miss Marilyn Hof feature editor; Miss Mary Jo

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George Seidensticker

Heads Honor Group _ George Seidensticker is the new president of the Broad Ripple High School chapter of the National Honor Society. Other officers include Carolyn Dessauer, vice president; Janet Rust, secretary; Spencer Trudgen, treasurer; Nancy Stassus, histo-

Irian; Carol Capel, publicity, and

Peter Bridgeford, chairman of ways and means.

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Proud Boy Scouts of Flaming Arrow Patrol, Eli Lilly Co. Troop 40, display the patrol emblem | (top) they designed to win honorable mention in a nation-wide contest among Scout patrols. Beow the emblem is the banner which they were awarded. Patrol members include (left to right)

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- hy mas Hawks, Terre average for.all ages. terial for the The Rev. Marcus Johnson, min- the Rev. Thomas jae age a aa vo J0 Talaliiraining ‘of CHU elise Church, will conduct the for the forenoon, accidents for évery 100,000,000 ers and officers, in Christian edu-

{ister of the First Congregational Haute, will lead devotions also 2 : = 1 —or—1588 percent cation, evangelism and church fey —for—the— -of— William Siebenmorgan, Terre miles -traveied, or 158 per-cen oa : my Ay period. The Rev./Haute, and the- Rev. Mr. Blue above average. |manship for all interested layNeill A. McLean, director of|will speak as delegates to the| Mr. Kemper said the figures men, The Rev. John M. Sayre is Bricks Rural Life School, Bricks, General Council meéting. Tive/show that the average ariyes 3 dean. : N. C., will give the morning ad- Rev. Alan T. Jones of Merom, accident rate gets off to a ba COPPER ORV : dress Ind.,, is association moderator|start in youth and Improves | Dr. Simon A. Bennett ofland the Rev, Martin L. Grant, steadily until he reaches 50, then| Sterling silver usually contains Muncie, Ind., state superintendent,| West Terre Haute, registrar. |grows worse again. {7.5% copper.

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Ralph Grant, Fred Merida, Jerry Hanson, Richard Hotmann, Charles. Wendell Garrett is Scoutmaster of Troop 40, assisted by Elmer Hof-

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