Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1950 — Page 19

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Robert Bennett Widely Traveled

Newspapér offices are unusual at their best, : Take the time a group of German Publishers were touring The Times plant and the local guide was having trouble with his high school German vocabulary. Conversation had bogged down

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Robert Bennett . . . speaks French, German, Greek and

En Douglas W. Fletcher . . . de- gish. 1 . . for. Detroit's water suppl awards for production ideas while German pouring forth from be- 3'9NS Tor Ueiroits water supply. lamploved there. hind a linotype machine in the | At the end of hostilities, he re-| composing room. They swarmed uniform as a World War I sol-'symed his work with The Times. around the machine to greet the ier overseas. During his off-duty hours he speaker, Robert Bennett, assis-i Mr. Bennett came to The Times operates a small scale landscape tant janitor foreman. {in 1937, but left for war work at|/business. The tour was a “snap” after {Curtiss ‘Wright Corp. during the] Mr. Bennett lives at 850 Roache that, and the visitors found Mr.|!ast war. He won six prize St. Bennett to be a man who could!” ’ - _— a meet them on equal terms if they] Et i EE A EE IR Lo

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With ease he listened to one language while speaking ne another, then reversed the field and answered in the tongue to which he had been listening. Proud as he is of these linguistic accomplishments, Mr. Bennett § points with still greater feeling } to the development of hig son and. # daughters. i 8 Richard Bennett, his son, |}

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