Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1951 — Page 37

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Pretedical Friternity Session Set Saturday

all

i. colleges in the state are invited to

the B. & O, Chicago terminal Indiana Harbor Belt Railway City for shipment to nce, They were ready for load- IU aboard ship when the hlast irred. and te court held that the B. & O. and Indiana be

bor Belt firms could not

hoxcars because they were

attend the convention of Epsilon Delta, honorary

national

fraternity. It will be held Saturday at the

Medical Center,

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classrooms laboratories of the Medical Center and will hear talks by doc tors there.

original carriers and their interest in the shipment ended when they deposited the cars at Texas City.

way at International

Crippled. Airliner Landed Safely

With 49 Aboard

acting as exetutor

By United Press PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18 A pilot skillfully maneuvered an air liner carrving 49 persons to A safe landing: here last night after the twin-engined ship's landing gear collapsed as it touched the run Airport “He did a marvelous job,” said Stewardess Pat Zenner of the pilot, Henry Hollingsworth. “The passengers hehaved beautifully.” Mr. Hollipgsworth, 36, of North Miami, shrugged off his handling of the big ship. “I didnd’'t know what was happening until I got off the plane.” said. “It was quite unnatural There was a sound of scraning of metal but the landing was mooth, with just a .slight dip in it.” The plane, enroute from Miami and scheduled te go on to Newark N. J., skidded in normal about 200 feet before grinding to a stop.

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