Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1951 — Page 10

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‘Har d Way Ascent 1 k | Dr. Dallas L. Browning and { SwiiShed

Mrs. Browning will leave tomor- | i | Food, wi

. sare} Jor .|row in a new automobile given | - i Sertalnly Of Mt McKinley Fe By them by the North Methodist + : | cate . GR Church to “wander” through the and whil By United Press » south on their vacation. : ¢ Jealous of ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June : . Dr. Browning has been pastor | eause. 1 26—Capt. William D. Hackett, | of the North Church for seven e - Bo

sum, I de {the only man ever to scale the years. Recently, an educational | er because | nigttent mountains on three conf ’ : _|unit which he was instrumental! nN bof Shirts 10 tinents, has left here to make his " ) A rb \ ————al fo g. Any | greatest mountaineering chal-| ! ; 4 in building was completed. - # : hi

young an § v Church officials report that his | and sme lenge. 2 : ;

1 Li duties in connection with the stone | - , Pond’s ha Toi Bi Sichardson oftesr wi b structure at 38th and Meridian There e part in an a

cloths, a : y BA Sts. were quite strenuous. Now wl | climb Mt. McKinley the hard way. ir q whisperin; WHEN BROUGHT IN OR SENT TO US WITH

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- T T . purpose a . . {257 feet) from the storm-swept we: eo a 8a mueh-nesded Fest. L n MN 5 E. LILA 7 0 N For an 3 AVE 20% Delivery Service {almost perpendicular west side. : ’ Members Sunday presented :

silver sta Bus | Six expeditions have con-

Dr. Browning with the car at the . Just to m EUCLA DR ESSE {quered the mountain but always il SERVICE TO

| ever since {from the sloping northeast side. close of morning worship. Edward |

qc {In 1947, Capt. Hackett was in| Gallahue, a prominent member of | i has hyster SSeS 4 [the fourth successful climb. i North Church, made the formal LUX K 4° ¥ 23 { The DeMay, Cal, man will bestowal in the presence of a con- : § as BE {meet Bradford Washburn, di- : gregation of 700 persons. | Ee \ {rector of the Boston Museum of| & | :

{Science, and establish a base J f ONLY 4 HRS. 17 MINS. \ 3 guy to go | camp on Kahiltna glacier on the! | |

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| » . drinking COUPON MUST BE BROUGHT & GET YOUR VACATION CLOTHES {west side of McKinley at the! HELPING WITH PETS—As part of the junior jamboree put on by | y wrongs. Jy IN WITH DRESS ORDER * EAN Now! Sue oon |8000-foot level. A helicopter will | the ASPCA in New York, three little bears helped entertain visit- { More : More Comfort More Service. ' Roses ma ——— ordered. JHAY JULY STH TOR cache Jo ang Supplies ai vam. ing youngsters. The drive was aimed at teaching kiddies how to AT NO EXTRA COST? : bells soup @ SMPLOYEES' VACATIONS, [ous pot ‘ : » ! : care for their pets and the three bears are concentrating on tiny v . ; eu "Hosta. gol ee seldom, — 9 Bim. duly t. our shortest route—fastest servi ; : [FLT The remainder of the party will| Ann Seaty Just at the momen . | Southwest is via C&S Air Lines new luxury Conselation 3 be the Yeas i — C&S also offers the fastest service in history to New Orleans Hs LL) Gavel ov aT Jats Rain for Music Courses Set . oymand ___ prefer the Taft and the Gult Coast, only 4 Hrs. 22 Mins. Fly. C&S new | and anyun land Washburn at base camp. At Teachers College Pl CTUR E S luxury Constellations always and you fly the best. FOR STORE NEAREST 10 {Members of the party include AND

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camps this month and’ plans to 9 and run through July 20, from Rock!

begin the actual climb early in| Open to both graduate and un7th AVE. : Small to at SOth St. NEW YORK about girls

Tus. Siately five Camps wi |derBraduate students, the colleg ‘Approx y fiv { be established with the highest at Music department offerings ar the site of our previous camp at the workshop on music educatio Denali pass, 18,150 feet,” Hackett at the elementary level and the } think they ON TIMES SQUARE AT RADIO CITY ! i “Ave the tween orth ad Uh peaks. 4| High school musicians may en- BROTHERS « Mirod Lowi, Myr. « Dig & Big, boc. Mompoment {8 i young?” I exposure to storms, the climb wiil|T0ll in the string clinic. : Ava Ss 18 involve an immense amount of : n equipment and supplies to be re- “Courtin’ T packing. There will be no support ; to bes a gin members in the party, as it is in- ] id = a2 tended for all to reach the sum- sald, “bu mit. ‘ ] clothes.

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vo und, lot me toll you With 19 years of mountain J bo low neck cover {climbing behind him, Capt. Hack- character. ( we lots of miles in & ett is proud of his record of never figures yea yeor. We drive over ell sos | 7501ing to reach the peak of a now, but the of streets ond highways mountain he set out to scale. 80 generous «s+ in wll kinds of weather. During January through March,

“That's j 1949, he became the first Ameri-

, day. Doesn’ > 4 can to ascend 23,061 foot Mt. ’ “Does gi I never yet have gone into a skid on aroad [Aconcagua in the Argentie

sometimes?’ ’ Andes, highest peak in the West- “Not sho covered with NATURAL SILICA ROCK ASPHALY crn Hemisphere. Barly last year unexpected ' he headed for Africa, where he “One thi : . a Ege climbed the first and second high- street. I ca For my money, there's nothing like it. And, it gives © |est mountains, Mr. Kilimanjaro]. “I think you a feeling of safety when you travel over it—mile (19,718 feet) and Mt. Kenya (17,-

they're drivi % ' Fa . 040 feet). mobile accid after mile—in fair or rainy weather. Like most mountain ' climbers,

Joe laug . . Capt. Hackett still isn’t satisfied. No other highway resurfacing material has been de- His greatest ambition is to be

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