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: ec gq & * : = - A . WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20, 1952 __ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES T B ; Li t ‘New IU Music Sorority Times State Service Y ’e | BLOOMINGTON, Feb. 20—0OfS eed Out ut a ‘and have refunds coming are listed below: USING ’ - Lucille Bennett, 318 W | Jeflersonville; Yates, Dolores, 2617 South Wayne St. south fend; Zentmever, Glenn, newly organized Epsilon Omicron] p dt. Lafayette; Yates, Guy, 5017 Columbiat6lLo8 W 10th BSt.; Zerger R Ba chapter of Mu. Phi Epsilon pro-| n Ar A APS » / . : : 1 bs | Charlestown Yates, W. 47 Parkview; garet, 804. KE, Lewis, Fi Wayne: F i .. 4 ity £ I J F OY Ybhana, Lsmael, 2003 Broadway, East Cht=TaAygust and Mary, 3918 8, Fast; Zeiger, Clar- «fessional music. sorority, a n ! . ot y Yeuger, Lewis F, 810 8. 8th 8. ence J, 110%; Indiana Ave, South Bend; wear | 4 ‘tre fiaule. Yeary. Rachel O. 614 8.'Ziegler, Joseph. 615 E. 63rd 8t.; Zeigler, diana University. { - 9 J Yelton, Freddie L., 811 L W W, walter M . Boyd, Minn.; Ziemba, Frank E, ! / Brackenridge St, Ft. Wayne. Yesmont, : De . Soripps-Howard Science Editor oe rit Ave. East Chicaso; veuiam Bt. Oakland: Ziemke Na asi’| just started in the IU School of] cripps-Howar . | ; 3 Haute; Yocum, Ann Marie, 8 Spurred - on by vital require- Terre Haute, Yivahiville: Yocum. man.” Wallace, Gary : Ny, 4 Iver Oram By Fo Zimmerman. Charles's. R.'¥. D. Evans.jPresident; Elizabeth Kelle, vice Pont ts to step up the pro |David, R. RK. 1. Goshen; Yoder, Ene pme a B - ¥ ¢ Sddlebury « ¥ el + D 8 1 on i & 3 J . . ’ ape nding hh pros b # f 2 ha i lebury; Yoder, Helen A 11 ur u mmerman mma Pep: responding secretary; Cc aro 1 e « ¢ Y : T A Pegey Buz, 419 8. Grand|354, South Bend: Zimmprman, Nubert, 926 ~ n( g . -t : g # Ave., Los Angeles, Yokle, William G. Park Ave: Zimmerman, (onnie L., Box Hobart, recording secretary; Mil few months 3 N. Alabama; .Yoltz, [LL 5 Samerman, - HU io R ; . + ' 4 mer ' . . " . | ' Titanium, a curiosity of the York. Charles W. R. R. 5, Vincennes; Monroeville: Zimpleman M. E 107 8 |er; Merna Swihart, historian; Mil4 York, Dale, R. R. 1, Scotland; 106 Maly St. J AT Brook- n .« Jasper i va ¥ § ; 4 : of the ‘century, appears now to lyn, Md.; York, Ernest W.. 510 Birch Ave:ip,n “pt Wayne: Zon, Russell J. V2 Soy "0 CL York, Foster, New Burn .Road, Columbusiip o' pt’ wayne: Zirkel, Charles and Doro-| - a Se 8 e prayers of ' ayne; Zir arles i a be the answer ip the pray fersonville, , 332 Hampton CL. mg , 0 + 3 ayna: Zirkle, Charlestown; H., Vr phone g48 Ave. Anderson: » ment, . ‘ i : ¢ EA%e-| George P., 535 8. Mich A mh is a silvery white metal that wi A : r Soy ab A on fants 308 Harrlsoh zoll, Jack L. E., 14% Barr St. Ft. Wayne : £ ' 4 orie; 3 i : 498 Gloria. 71815 Pairfield, Pt, Wayne: Zore,| inum with the strength of steel a. N aL Lal Yer 610 Sionrcy Anna Loueze, 1300 Mickley Rd.: Zorlick. | , 8t arrie . Che { I OuUng ~ ¥ 2 Warsaw: Zornes, Horace, ti Times carrier Danny hapell Willard, Muncie: Young, Albert A. C. and Gi as” Richmond: Zoss. William C.. bronze. For good measure, it iS has purchased a bike with part of | Ar,4/q th mer | able to stand higher tempera- hig earnings to help him with his Youns. Benny, as Patieiseh, voi mmend, eT pal) PL nn, £ Marion: Young Oak-|Zylarf. Henry A. 617'% "N. 1llinols Afrplane designers believe that! iyree vears. ation: Youhk Chutes Jackson Bt, ak Zularf” Henry A. 8154s N° Minot oto. it is ideal for the construction of Hig hobby iz sports. He is a Ave, Anderson; Young Charles Edward, | ing: Zurek, Edward J y 618 8S. 26th 8t., Crawfordsville; Young |Ciary: Zurschmiede. Paul E, higher stresses and strains than thy 8. 1155 N. 33nd; Young, Elige, Zussman, Charles M aluminum alloys eam, Smith. Ft. Wayne; Young, Ellen E, R. R {Healthwin ta South Behd Zv-! 1 . _, | English Ave; Young, Ena R., 910 Fletcher: Zykan Peter A. 3472 Michigan Ave., East er temperatures than aluminum gate St, is an eighth grader at| young, Esther, York Hotel; Young, Evan! Chicago. alloys recommend it also for the : : — |General “Delivery,” Terre Haute, once: | i end; “Young. Frances H. 1315 W. Frank other new power plants for air- Fool-Proof Bathtub Bend: “Young. Frances H. 111s W. Fis EAs Purdue Toniaaht N craft. IC : U N xt t. Alexandria; Young, Harold, 36 g Resists Salt Water oming p e | Boulevard Place Navy designers are impressed South Bend; Young, Helen Jackson, KoJ hh as r ) { y oble | { last America may be Improving|yomo: Young, Herman FE. 425 N. N ble| fy Thompson, famed woman Dayton. O., Young, lra, Trafalgar: Young, |; 13 1 | chemicals. |" Pwo Elmira men. Arthur I.| anton. O Noung lr ns. ames journalist, will. lecture on the] Recent reports indicate that un- power and Albert Dressler Jr. |$ ay 81. Michisan City a!Camp Croft, 8. C.. Youns, Kenneth M 455 N. Main St,

a | Here's Your Defense Needs Fr Carrier Chapter Elects Officers : : | es r Names of Indiana taxpayers who overpaid federal taxes ficers. have been named for ‘the Yates, Clinton P., 324 W. Riverside Dr, gersville: Zellers, {Ave Hammond Yates, Opal Staton, Grenway, Kingsford Heights Zetty Ziehell, yelvington, Arthur KL. 103 south Bend: Zilmer, Leo J. and Lillian, 732 Those elected in the chapter, By DAVID DIETZ Fred C. and Phyllls, 3448 Wabash | 13000" western Ave. South Bend Zister-| Music include: Louise Martel, § hE bf 4 Tn C. 9757 Columbia Ave: Yoder, | . ments of the Armed Forces, du § sg A 3 ” Bonen Elsie, ville; Zimmerman, Charles H. and Elma, president; Janice Pearl, cor-| Yoder, Mattie E, R. R 20th: Zimmerman, Florence, R. R f th t Topeka: Yoder per day in the course o e nex am R.. 1020 Zimmerman, Ruth C 3034 dred Richards Christens, treasur- . Wayne 8t., Ft. Wayne, 4 ’ Union St. Mishawaka: 2 Sarah Jane, \ : York, p ah Jeng dred Johnson, warden, and Lois chemical laboratory at the turn Douglas F, 3835 Brooklyn Ave. Wann MBvansville: Zion. Fred. 1712 Spy | Harman, choister and chaplain. York, Jessie M, 432 E. Market St, Jef-|{L 0" moc ville: Zirkelbach, Alma M.. 1708 ‘all designers of military equip- her Ave. t, W : " Ave, Hammond; York Mildred, | Sovth Bend: ov \ . , y hi Zollars, Payl L., 2148 Carrollton: Zonker, combines the lightness of alum- a 3 a Riechmend: Yost. Markworth, 400 3 4th C 8 a arrollto n | op ¢ CGieorge, 5219 FE. St Clair: Zorn and the corrosion resistance of La Porte; Yound, Ruth E. 312 Rr 2546 Union’ St. ¥ 35th St. Zublk, Walter, #62 Summer ® tures than most common alloys.!wark. He has been a paper boy Young, Hetty’ Ann, 1030 & oAdams Bb. L. 1959 Oak Si. San Francisco, Anderson; Young, Charles A 1924 OhIQ Zuniga. Andres. 2900 Schrage Ave 3 Of aircraft frames that will stand ,amper of a church basketball Clara Mae, Crawfordsville; Young, Zussman ho 1 t 1827 Appl M v Y Elsie Mae, 2627/d X Hr Box 903, 'H d:| | Danny, who lves.a 2 pple- 5 ount Vernon, Young, Eisie Mae, 2627 dortza ox 00! ammond; | The ability to withstand high{School 18 O.. 54 Walnut 8t.,, Lafayette: Young, * construction of jet motors and = Young, Plorence, 403° E. Milton, South Dorothy Thompson Rensselaer; Young, Harley, 402 EF Was ELMIRA, N. Y. (UP)— At long | Young Helen J, 403 Lincoinway East LAFAYETTE, Feb. 20 — Doro by its resistance to salt water and {pa pathtub. I8t Young, Hilda M.. 933 ‘Dustin: Ave. 334 Holiday Bt. Michigan Chih 1 1 A. Purdue convocation series at 8 {John fley ' ” S 8 2 alloyed titanium is more gesistant ye been granted a patent on

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|p. m. today. to projectiles than any armor svi [Pyi. Frankfort; Youne. (P Pp new type of bathtub by the U. 8.|Leimul _D. 1524 Hines, Muncie; Young pri gq Thompson, who will speak |

lat i ist It thi the city, are 0 new Mother or have plate now in existence. S Te-| patent Office. This tub eliminates Luis K. 611 E. 4th St. Hi Eat, moved within the city. There's . : | Young, L d Mae, 212 Watt St. | " port is substantiated, the metaliyne qanger of slipping as one) fount, Luther Band Mase, J12 Sau Shiiin the Hall of Music, has chosen nothing to buy. No. cost bli.

_will play an important role in the steps over the side of the con. | Bt: Jeffersonville; Young. Marion K, 2323'as subject “These Crucial Days.” | gation. Arrange to receive these! 8 /Smooth electric power . . . all the way!

ordnance field | Iowa Ave. ave iy Young, Martin. 1 ventional bathtub. You can stand 5809 Calumet Ave, BEammonc: odes gifts. Call your Welcome Wagon | Mattie B., 130 W ,10th St.; Young, Mildes . ago Du Pont became interested Inigtraight and walk right into it. | A. Grove Center;’ Young: naity L. 1656 Nominated af IU Hostess whose phone is listed the chemistry of titanium shortly) The tub has a knee-high leak-|Coliese St. Springfield. Mo. 1 Selon AN IA A . 2 " : Young, Nancy L., 1624 Washington St, | Times State Service ow, after Work yar L Hine 1931 iti proof door in its side. The door ra Porte: Young. Paul K., RR. 3 Browis-| gy aoaMINGTON, Feb. 20 has produced increasing amounts will neither open nor close as|burg: Young Ralph E. 904 Division St. 4 ’ | 20-— | Go by Yroi Sofely—=with ' of .a compound of titanium, name-|jong as there's even a cupful of | Ruében. 329 N North Br: Youne. Reusert, Nomination of David G. Wylie, Welcome Wagon | FIG SoHityshwite Spas ore Cqmior ly, titanium dioxide. -This is a water in the tub. : | 128 w_ La Salle, South Bend. Young Rob-| Bloomington business executive, : f white pigment which is used wide-| It took the two men nine and Helen. 3 E 10th Bt. Terre Haute: eo. alumni member of the board New York @ Memphis @ Los Angeles Yo yw C.. R. R. 1, Garrett; Yo v | y | > ly in Paint, engmel, Jncloum, 1a months Of “spare-time 2 devise! oir’ i106 Bouth GL LOA etie: Youns: of trustees was filed today at Yoronta | PE corms F ithe tub, The -brains® 1s a cylin-|Vo 0 ESVo oy bo. mR. 3: Hudsoe|Indiana University, | PHONE TA. 2796

: : ake, New Carlisle, Young, William C., improve ‘ the pigment, the com-|keeps the door locked when there's 409 Stansifer Ave. Jeflersonville: Yount.

pany decided io mvestigate theiwater in he tub, Vong pa 1am Hd: $14 E. Wal: properties of the pure metal as er

J nut St. Evansville; Younger Clara, 1319 |8. Senate; Younger, adelyne, . ’ well. = Local Frank in Graduate Crown Point; Your, Cleaners & Tallors, Sy The pure metal was still a lab-| Inc.. 307 W. Sth Ave, Sullivan: Yozman, : pure : A d o F I hi [Charles Anthony, La Porte; Yuknavich)| oratory curiosity at the start of) rae eliowsnip

|Joe, 800 Washington St, Gary; Yuron,| World War II. Researches on it! ! Times State Service John, 3458 Michigan Ave, East, Ghicasy. were also undertaken at that time FRANKLIN, Feb, 20—An Indi-|

| Yuta, Willlam J, 615° E. 83rd 8 sti by the U. 8. Bureau of Mines. anapolls graduate of Franklin|f.

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Zaborac, Betty Laoraine, 1801 8 Terre Haute; Zachary, Quinton L.| d the dul College, Leon Pacala, has: been Ie A Castle; Zallyk. Michael, Studies of the bureau an e du Ad ’ : 19327 Woodlawn Ave. i Za) el, - { ‘ A | 4849 Columbia Ave, Hammond: Zajak, Pont company ran roughly par- awarded a Rotary Foundation 500 Oa asth, Hammond: Zalewski, | allel during the war years | Fellowship to study at the Uni-|Dorothy, 3828 Butternut 8t.;. Zartman, . 2 y - Imogene Crawfore, 430 Ludlow Ave. Cin-| {versity of Louvain, Belgium. Garman, Mary C.. 3116 Bt., Plant Opened in 1948 | The son of Mr, and Mrs. John |Lafavette; Zavala, Brijido. 3333 Michiean| ? |Ave., East Chicago: Zavos, Peter, P. The world’s first small-scale Pacala, RR 3, Leon currently 15 Box 41, Michigan City: Zea. Walter Fran. - 8s, 535 C . mmond: ed- | | commercial .production of titani-/acting as mihister to. the Pitts- cis. 33% Calumet Ave. Caf oe St. ! um was started by the du Pont’ ford, N. Y. United Church. Wayne: Zehe, Rees E. 207 3. Eagewood. 5 » 8 J, y company in 1948 with a small Gareth atihews of Franiiin was gore er. Betty Lee Fi Harrison. } WpO 8 i. % r, Loring, R. R. 4, Plymouth; Zel- | unit at Ne rt, Del. This has awar ot 2 may Scho ar pto Yor, bins Mo 318 W. Williams, Ft. Wayne: since been rebuilt so that at theithe Free University of Berlin. | Zeller, Richard A. 207 8. Pearl St. Bar-| moment production is at the rate] ji

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