Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1951 — Page 31

2 Crosses Burned By Florida Klan

| ORLANDO, Fla. July 25 (UP) not to” extinguish it, but finally |~Two fiery crosses were burned shoveled dirt oni the huge iron here last night, and an unidenti- symbol after a crowd pushed it fied Ku Klux Klansman was over. ! quoted as saying more would be Another cross was burned on burned tonight “because of lax Orlando's southwest outskirts. law enforcement.” It was’ pushed over by a group Photographer Robert E. Ditt- of high school children. rich said two Orlando firemen Police said they were investistood by and watched the cross gating the incidents, but had iburn,- saying they “were ordered nothing to report.

Two of the world's largest planes-—-a C-124-A Globemaster and a KB-97 military tank plane-— took off last last night from Weir Cook Airport, 2 . Phe tanker, designed to refuel! B-36's while In the _—" > alr, brought parts to the Globemaster, stalled XN 4 2 brake trouble after coming here to pick up Allison 2 jet enginas. ’ Falling trom the top of the Where to Go 774 of RNEY S e——— Globemaster would be equal to a

Baseball, Indians v. Milwau-

plunge from a four-story building. kee Brewers, $1.70, $1.40, $1.10 . Jt weighs 180,000 pounds when and 60c. Victory Field. - 8:15 is econ 2 an loaded, is 127 feet long and has Starlight Musical production, ’

wingspread of 173 ‘feet. The “Re . i» . gers and Hammerstein Fes-KB-07 has a gross weight of 148. tn g3 $2.40, $1.80 and

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000 pounds. | $1.20. Fairgrounds. 8:30 p. m. The planes took off for their Decatur Central 4-H Fair. base at Elgin AF Base, Fla. Jack Marimba's Band. 74c and “nu | 85c. Valley Mills, 8 p. m.

Amateur Contest, Free, Christian Park. 8 p. m, Ted Williams $25,000 custom car. Free. Blue Point, corner | of Delaware, Madison and Ray. 2: 230 to 8 p. m.

among 200 employees in the Price | Stabilization Offices. Today Red Cross mobile blood junits went ‘to Allison's Plant 5, {Maywood, for a two-day recruit- ? iment, Mr. Beckman Mr. Stepanek | 8.8 mn

FOR THE first time in almost TWO CIVIC leaders have been 5 gacade, the roadster class will

named industrial co-chairmen of ya jhcluded in the 1951 Red Feather campaign. (na Indiana State Robert Beckman, renamed to the pm » 4 » £50.000 post, is an Allison employee and horse show Sept. active in the Jaycees and BOY 9.7 There'll be #

Scouts. 27 state events Mr. Stepanek, with Remington- and music nightRand, Inc, is past director of thely by Jimmy Indiana Sales Executive Council Dorsey's orchesand active with Boy Scouts. tra. ® =n » | John A. Craft,

DR. JOHN W. BEST is a full LaPorte, a nd professor now at Butler after Verne K. Reeder holding an assistantship, He's also 8nd Paul Ferrel nr = googer director of student teaching in ©f Indianapolis, the College of Education. are in charge. s » #

A PAGEANT titled “The Amer- Three IU Professors Ss ican Heritage,” written by San- Share $200,000 Grant

ford Ramsey, membership chair- . y i msdn, will be presented at 7:30 BLOOMINGTON, July 26 (UP) Roth $ 50 p. m. tomorrow in Senate Ave. —Prof. Hermann J. Mueller, No- . YMCA. Marching specialties;-a bel prize winner for research in Rings

water festival and talk by Dr. J. medicine, and two other Indiana : ] University faculty members were

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Hand - engraved 14K gold bands.

Lynn Esch, president of Indiana jog ii awarded a $200,000 grant from | Plain 14K aold weddin Both 1250 Central Coliége, ate piztned, the Rockefeller Foundation today N : W J : ang Rings 9 " ._\for research in genetics. yandas. ide modern ICE CREAM will be the main gpa ing in the grant are Prof, - > frie | : Hat 4 eneraver dish at the public social tomorrow pany |. Cleland, dean of the styles for bride and qroom. Hii gold hands at 7 p. m. at Prospect Masonic Graduate School, and Prof. Tracy . Hall. Sponsors are Prospect De-'M Sonneborn of the zoology deMolay Mothers. partment. - 50c Down—50¢c a Week » » ~ TT JAMES P. EGAN and Donald Funds Sought to Keep No Interest—No Carrying Charge—at BARNEY'S W. Laur of the University fp E H Wisconsin and Harry G. Yama- Dairy Exposition Here OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY TILL 5:15

guchi of New Haven, Conn, have A drive to raise $43,000 was been appointed to the IU Psy- under way today in an. effort to chology Department. They fill keep the International Dairy Ex-

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