Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1951 — Page 2
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Two B-29s Shot Down in Korea |
First Destroyed Bys Enemy Planes
WASHINGTON, Apr. 13 (UP) --The Air Force reported today that two B-29 bombers were shot down by enemy MIG-15 fighter plafies in the Sinuiju area In northwest Korea yesterday. They were the first four-engined; 17. 8. bombers shot down by enemy | aircraft in the Korean War, A spokesman told newsmen he’ had no report of crews, but assumed that all men aboard were lost. He said the bombers went
down on the Korean side of the Yalu River which divides Korea and Manchuria The spokesman said about 100 American F-88 and F-84 jet fighters and 32 B-29 bombers engaged
approximately 100 Russian - built MIG-15 fighters in encounters’ during the day ! A total of 26 enemy aircraft were either destroyed, .probably destroyed or damaged, he added. The spokesman said the report is based on information received after a Tokyo communique which! reported 33 enemy aircraft destroved or damaged. In addition to the two B-298 lost, several other bombers were damaged, but managed to return safely to their bases, he said.
Lack of Interest In City Rapped
Robert W. Matthews. Republican candidate from the Third District for City Council, urged young people to take more interest in government at a Ninth Ward Young Republican Club meeting last night. An accountant with Eli Lilly & '0.. Mr. Matthews is a veteran of World War II. He deplored the lack of interest in politics and city government, pointing to the Pen-, dergast thachine in Kansas City as an example of lethargy on the part of voters.
He advocated a clean and effclient city government. stressing the need for wage increases for, policemen and firemen. He con-: demned the “politically ridden police set-up” in the city, charging that morale in the department is at a dangerous ebb. Mr. Matthews is a member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the Marion County World War II organization, Scottish Rite and Shrine.
State Highway Detours Listed
The State Highway Commission today announced the following 13 highways closed: Ind. I-North of Greend t } over city streets and counts. aver a i = Mami immediately wes: of oer Miami County. detour one mile my $3 Cisse trom Pate to Road 3 range Count ruc over 9. 8 and 27: er a
d 18 over Road: §. 120 and 3 obi, Sg Bg c Tain: Michigan Rose "31 and 112 oy Ind. e oul one mile west of Rosd 1 in Jay County. detour 1 i! er Roads 9 and Tr 1 miles
35 1 of Noblesville: 10 mii over 32 and 13 ot Jeon Road 14 to Road 10 fn County. 22 miles over Roads 14 south of Mt Vernon i og over <ouniy roads one
of 10. amaged Ly high water. anot ik by truck: ferry closed at ont
Ind’ I From 105 to Road 9 tn Haunt, and Whitley Counties: 18 miles over
county pavement EN Zelant iad OT tc Toad 5 ln HMalepes County. 14 miles over Roads €7
Ind M2 Perry closed at Wabash River
State Mental Group
To Hear Dr. Menninger
““Social Applications of Psychiatry,” an address on mental health in a war-tense world, will be given by Dr. William C. Menninger, renowned psychiatrist, at’ a noon luncheon of: the Indiana Mental Hygiene Society's second annual conference tomorrow in the Claypool Hotel. | Dr. Menninger, general secre-. tary of the Menninger Founda-! tion, Topeka, Kas, was head of the Army's neuropsychiatric servs, ices during Worid War II. Opening the conference will be a talk on “Troubled World - Troubled Child” by Dr. Samuel Warson, director of the Riley! Child Guidance Clinic and asso-| ¢iate professor of child psychi-! atry, Indiana University medical] sc hool. i
Plan to Modernize | Statehouse Office
State Supt. of Public Instruction I Wilbur Young disclosed today extensive plans to modernize his) office. Mr. Young said all the rr]
stacked in his Statehouse office) will be microfilmed at an esti-| mated cost of $10,000. | Records dating back to the in-
ception of the state school system |
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are crowding the state school, office at present. he said. i
New Officers Elected By Butler Fraternity
William B. Draper, Cutler, is] the new president of Sigma Delta | Chi, professional journalism fraternity at Butler University. Other officers are Chet Perkins, | Indianapolis, vice president; Mare| Meyer, Batesville, secretary, and | Chris Theofanis, Indianapélis, | treasurer.
Elect Hammond Man |
LAFAYETTE, Apr. 13 (up)! «-Don Gavit, Hammond, took over | as president today of the State School Superintendents and Busi-| ness Officials Association. He was elected at a conference here yesterday along with Alvin Campbell, Sullivan; vice president, and Elizabeth Hatfield, East Cileagy, secretary-treasurer.
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