Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1952 — Page 24

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Cyprus Is Quiet Oasis In Middle East Strife

NICOSIA, Cyprus, Mar. 12 agalhst buildings for moré than {CDN)—The island of Cyprus is 10 minutes fill the newspapers. only 250 fniles away from the “Pity the Poor!” is the lead bitterness, hatreds and riots of editorial in the Cyprus Mall. the turbulent Middle East, but it “A ridiculous regulation might be a thousand. states the editorial, “is that which Clean, peaceful and restrained, says taxi-cab drivers must always

Cyprus is disinterested In the be in their cabs when they're not quarrels between religious sects, moving. - the anger against foreigners and the struggle between corrupt governments and the world's most desolade peasantry.

“This will mean that an unfortunate taxi-man may have to sit for hours In his cab walting for a fare, a very unpleasant orCyprus is becoming a favorite jaa) during the blazing heat of vacation spot. When the heat’, mer or the cold of winter.” hatreds and pressures of the Mid- 1¢'q not very hot or very cold dle’ East become too. much, pple ,, this island but that is another catch an airplane and make for ater. Cyprus to escape. There 1s the long-standing cam- - Here, a8 in 50 many other small paign of the Greek citizens to British colonies, the problems are get Cyprus out.of the British Em little ones and unrelated to the pire and attached to Greece but East-West struggle and the in- is a relatively mild one. ternal conflicts of Arab-Israelis. Little

There is very little poverty on At the moment, the biggest the island. Before the last war,

fssue 1s a’ new traffic law which Cyprus had 18,000 cases of ma-

deals with bicycles and baby laria, buggies as well as automobiles. rie Dpencd & ealipeisy Furious letters protesting mosquito breeding places and the against the “high-handed” police Cypriots pitched in and helped, regulation which prohibits wheel- In 1951. Cyprus was without a ing perambulators up one-way'case of malaria. The island has streets against traffic and against'one of the lowest death rates in the habit of leaning bicycles the world.

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A Manual High School senior. Philip Stenger won first Indiana state prize in the "Employ the Handicapped for National Security” essay contest, Philip, son of Jesse Stenger of 1315 Mills Ave, and art editor of Manual's yearbook, the Ivian, sald he'd add the $100 prize to his art college fund. The contest was sponsored by the Governor's Committee for Employment of the Physically Handicapped. Prizes were given - by the oy an lLegion,~ AM- Where to Go VETS, Disabled American Veter: Jordan River ans and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Philip's essay nas heen sent to Washington, D. C., in national compe tition, tra. Other Indiana winners were

Revue, University Theater. Indiana 'University, Bloomington, 8 p. m, Ray Anthony and his orches-

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Miss Gloria Mietzner, Gary, sec- gy og g p.m. ond place; Ronald 8haw, Grabill third, and Miss Elaine Mehring, Another Job

Osgood, and Miss Kay Marshall, SQwayzee, tiled for fourth place.

Dancing A 8t. Patrick's Day dance will be held Saturday night in Central YMCA auditorium, A floor show {= planned by the committee — Mary Bock, Marjorie Valls, Harriet Grayson and Norbert Matthews,

Annual Meeting ; The Jewish Community Rela- Mr. Barnett tione Council of Indianapolis will

Mr. Plum John T. Barnett, treasurer of {hold its 4th annual session Apr. 1,gytler University has added the lat Beth E1 Temple. The Council,(ioh of public relations director of headed by David M. Cook, serves {},o Indianapolis Community

as a co-ordinating and advisory chest, Edwin G. Plum, Chest body for 19 local Jewish organ-,..qiqent, announced his appointizations. Nominated to the board |, ,..+ Mr Barnett lives at 4801 are Miss Ann Calderon, Julian p grin gt. A. Kiser, Jack Kammins, Carl , . . Lyman, Max Plesser and Alvin Pike Township Wins:

Singer. A team from Pike Township 1B Ch k (High School ‘won the Marion ec County Crops Judging contest at

Free chest X-rays will be given Purdue recently. Estel Callahan today, tomorrow and Friday at coached the group including Ron-Fadley-Anderson, Inc. 302 8. New ald Bell, high scoring individual Jersey St. They're sponsored by(in the county, Ronald Schafer, Marion County Tuberculosis As- Billy Wilson and Mike Hess, Secsociation and the Indiana State ond place went to Southport High Board of Health. Hours today and 'School team. Both teams will comFriday are 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and pete in the district contest Mar. 2-5 p.m. Hours Thursday are 2-519 at Greenfield. and 6-9 p.m. A Christmas Seal —— Service, X-rays are available to persons. 15 years and over.

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