Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1950 — Page 12

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a : : Shortridge High . . Is First in Field By CARL HENN : IN THIS, the air age, Junjor and Sis are being urged to try their wings. = No longer myst teenagers stay rooted to the sidewalks of Indianapolis while their older, tunate brothers and sisters sweep by overhead and turn lazy. graceful spirals among the clouds. With the heip of Civil Air Patrol, high school youngsters now can get an early start toward eventual possession of a pilot's license. And, with the co-operation of Civil Air Patrol pilots, they can take “orientation flights” regularly, although they are barred from taking the stick and are not given actual flying instruction, It is all accomplished through a nation-wide program, established by CAP, with the backing of the U. 8S. Air“Force. = » ” “THE CADETS —boys and girls—are organized along military lines of command. They wear uniforms bought at their own expense for reduced prices

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“Now, here's the flight

. » » Civil Air Patrol cadets huddle at Schoen Field, Ft. Harrison.

“1 Love: a Divorcee; Her Daughter Loves Me’

DEAR MRS. MAYBE YOU can help me out of my dilemma. Two years ago I met and fell in love with a divorcee. She has

exceptional figures. Now for my problem.

a daughter, 18, and both mother and daughter are pretty and have 2

The daughter has fallen in love with me, so she says. I am positive, though, it is physical infat-| uation. This next part WU o IN ? started some wo time ago. : Sometimes I arrived early to wait at © the mother’s apartment. While waiting for her, the daughter showed me quite a bit of attention, wearing scanty attire but leaving when | she heard her mother coming. When I felt myself desiring her | I decided never to go over unless | {the mother was home. I called one afternoon to learn | {the mother was keeping a dental | appointment. The daughter was | there with practically nothing on. As I turned to leave she grabbed {me threatening to create a scene Lin the hallway. :

a long time before she'd lose face. There isn't much you can do but hope she'll be quiet. If you explained to the mother, you'd blame the girl. That would’ make you ungallant. You were just as much to blame. as the daughter. You know

| arrive early and that you made yourself irresistible. If the daughter talks, take the blame. You may lose her | mother but you'll keep some of her respect. ’ Whatever you do, if you | marry, don’t the three of you try to live together. Tell the mother frankly it wouldn't work, and it woulda’t. A girl 18 would have trouble accepting.a new father, particularly a young one who attracts her.

Expect Miner Buried 2 Days to Recover

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‘Shirley Todd Is Bethel Queen

Miss Shirley Todd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Todd, 752 Le-

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ford as senior princess, Miss] 3 Sue Au Newby as nior princess, Miss Janet Miss Todd Graves as guide and Miss Marilyn Norman as marshal.

FUNDS FOR BLOOD PLASMA WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 (UP) — | The Defense Department has contracted to advance funds to the Red Cross to speed a blood plasma stockpiling program for the armed forces. None of the money goes to pay .for blood, which comes from volunteer donors. etbrmr——

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Left to right Sgt. Ernest Wells, och High; Pvt. Robert Short, Crispus Attucks; Ist Sgt. Bob Thayer, © Niprened, Mrs. Manners. FNUMCLAW, Wash, Dec. 18 perfect stock. They have week- =

Howe; Sgt. David Hauck and Cadet Lt. Robert Hauck, Shortridge. Now the daughter says it 1|(UP)—Jékin Wolti, a tough Fin-

ly staff meetings to discuss and plan activities. This fall, the cadet program was speeded and enlarged here when the Board of School Com-~ missioners gave permission to form CAP cadet study clubs and hold classes in the public high schools. First response came at Shortridge High probably because of the Hauck brothers, Ronald Hauck, 18, a Short. ridge senior, is the only CAP member in Indianapolis to belong to both junior and senior groups, A licensed pilot who soloed on his 16th birthday, Ronald in July was sent to Switzerland by the CAP to take glider training. He made the trip _With four other youths from

Hail So Big Aussies

Still Don’t Believe It

BRISBANE, Australia, Dec. 16 (CDN)-—-The groggy citizens of| the. Queensland countrv trwn of Mackay know what hit them but still can't believe it. Venturing outside after a night | of terror, they found that hail- | stones as big. as building bricks | had stripped hillsides bare of vegetation and had caused widefpréad damage. One hailstone found on a farm | was 11 inches long, seven inches| wide, and two inches thick. Copyright, 1950, for The Indianapolis Times

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different parts of the U, 8. and came back with a third-class glider rating from the Swiss Federal Air Office. His 15-year-old ° brother, David, a Shortridge sophomore, is a flying “bug” too, n ” ”

DAVID, now commanding officer of the Shortridge flight, has been a CAP cadet for a year and two months. During that time, he hasn't missed a single Sunday staff meeting at Schoen Field, Ft. Harrison, where CAP planes are based. With 18 hours of “orientation flight time” under his seat belt, David likes flying so much he can hardly wait until his turn at the stick. David's ambition is to join the U. 8S. Air Force. He would like to be admitted as soon as he is graduated from high school, but admits, regretfully,

| that the college requirements

for admission to Air Force pilot training probably will keep him busy in the classroom for a while, Then there is Carol West, Shortridge senior, who is senior assistant commanding officer, and Sandra Jordan, whose father is a pilot. J - ~ » »

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Mr. Hilliker flew fighter planes in Africa with the 15th Air Command while the Air Force was still the Air Corps. His knowlege of aviation made him logical choice to lead the 20-odd cadet pupils at Shortridge through the mysteries of flight. A CAP-issued textbook covers such things as aerodynamics, meteorology, navigation, plane engines, military procedure and flight tactics. The book is studied at home and discusséd in one two-hour class each Tuesday afternoon.

Older CAP members believe the cadet program will be of immense value in young America on the values and responsibilities of aviation,

as well as an incentive to take |

pilot training as soon as age

and finances permit. Cadets agree the program is

sound. But they have even bet- |

ter reason for joining. It's interesting—and enjoyable—and the uniforms are | swell.

educating |

don't marry her she'll tell her nish coal miner who was trapped {400 feet below the earth's surface The mother is blind to the] [for more than two days, was re{covering from severe shock and

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{daughter's actions. She worships! the ground her daughter walks! on. The mother loves me deeply. | What shall I do when I love the Mr. Wolti was mother with all my heart and fully” plan to marry her soon? cover, SAD SACK. |

i I very much doubt if the daughter tells her mother what happened. She enjoys her mother’s adoration. She'd think

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He was rescued from his sub{terranean prison last night after spending 54 hours trapped in a collapsed mine shaft at Renton,

The cadets receive no credit |

toward graduation. ward is in satisfaction of learning about planes and flying. Shortridge High, first in the Indianapolis high-

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school field, did not remain first

in number of pupils enrolled for cadet training class.

~ » » EACH of the six other pub-

lic high schools now has a regu- | lar course of instruction, al- |

though some are not yet fully underway,

nical High boasts about 60

and Arsenal Tech- |

members. Crispus Attucks High |

has 52 or more, and Howe,

Broad Ripple, Washington and

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Marion County high schools |

are expected to join the fold as soon as the city schools are fully established,

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