Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1952 — Page 7
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. POLE POSITION WINNERS—This husky foursome from Rogers East V residence hall has copped
the pole position in Indiana University's "Little 500" bicycle race, May 10. Miss Barbara Bullock, Mun.
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son, lll.; Joe Konoski, resumed tomorrow,
Art by Pupils To Go Overseas
Fifty pictures by Indianapolis and Marion County school children will tell youth in other lands what America is like,
Pictures will be exhibited in the Wm. H. Block Co. auditorlum tomorrow through next Friday. They were chosen as the best of those painted and drawn by pupils from grades 7-12 in public and private schools.
From here the art goes to the National Junior Red Cross for distribution to foreign countries In a spirit of world friendliness. Many of the countries have sent their art work to American students. The exhibit will include water colors, block prints, crayon draw-
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ings, scratchboard. work and prints. The National Art Education Association and National Junior Red Cross sponsored the project. Assisting with the program here were Theodore Van Voorhees, director, and Miss Marie Stewart, assistant director of art education in Indianapolis public schools.
Negro Colleges Merge
AUSTIN, Tex. Apr. 18 (UP)— Dr. Matthew B. Davage, a Nashville, Tenn., Negro educator, today headed the new HustonTillotson College created by merger of two Austin Negro institutions.
trophy to (left to right) Harry Klein, Chicago: Bob Kaley,
, Robin-
J., and Hilary Walterhouse, Bremen, Ind. Qualifications will be
Elderly Man Slugged And Robbed Here
An 81-year-old man, knocked down in his apartment doorway and robbed of $14, was in General Hospital today. William Thiele, 239 N. Illinois St., Apt. 231, told police a man about 24, asked him directions to another apartment, then slugged him last night. Mr. Thiele’s head was bruised and his knee twisted as he fell,
14 Killed in Riot BRAZZAVILLE, French Equatorial Africa, Apr. 18 (UP)-— Fourteen rioting natives were killed and several were wounded
today in a fight with French security forces at the village of Bebalem. .
~ {sald, M¢cNary was furnishing the
| lice that he couldn't have vio-
Jury to Get Larceny Case With Twist
Walter McNary, 28, of 426 W. 12th 8t., was bound over to the Marion County Grand Jury after pleading guilty to grand larceny charges yesterday in Municipal Court 4. At the same time, police
answer to what happened to a
McNary was arrested Wednesday when he showed police a driver's license issued to Albert Gentry, 518 W. North St. Mean while, the real Mr. Gentry was in police headquarters in response to a traffic violation summons, While Mr. Gentry was telling
ted the law, McNary was admitting to police he wasn't Mr.
at which Mr, Gentry had lost his billfold containing his driver's Mi cense, social security card and
Judge Scott McDonald * found McNary guilty of additional charges of reckless driving, driving without a license and failing to stop for a through street. McNary was hound over to the $ aha jury with a total bond of
Jordan Scholarship
Winners Announced
Names of 25 winners of scholarships to Butler University's Jordan College of Music for the 1952-53 academic year have heen announced. From high schools in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, the winners are: Charlotte Schwart, 2051 N. Talbot Ave.; Janet Paxton, 5505 Pleasant Run Pkwy, 8. Dr.; Gertrude Weest, 1254 W. 34th St.; Joan Strebe, 2861 N, Denny 8t.: Joe Jones, 3760 N. Adams St. all of Indianapolis; Sally Clift, New Castle; Gayle Goodin, Harvey, Ill; Roger Keyes, Kokomo; Christine Jansen, Rensselaer; Paul Schutz, Jasper; Mary Hoffman, Louisville, Ky.; Janice Smith, Greenwood; Patricia Macey, Coatesville; Carol Boyer, Warsaw; Nancy Schockney, Franklin; Donna Orwig, Lebanon; Ivanna Gwaltney, Lebanon: Mary Lou Beck, Danville; Patricia Thompson, Evansville; Louise Forester, Steubenville, O.; Marilyn Jo
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bilifold and $60 missing since last ~ [September )
Gentry, Police said McNary told] 3 them he attended the same party]
Moon, Noblesville; Michael Sullivan, Knox; Oland Summers, South Bend; Joan Eschell, Knox, and Janet Hazelrigg, Milroy.
Bearing Workers Strike
SOUTH BEND, Apr. 18 (UP) —Some 600 CIO United Auto Workers were on strike against the Bantam Bearings Division Plant of the Torrington Co, today in a wage dispute. The production workers struck when contract negotiations broke down.
Their old pact expires May 1.
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= PAGE 17 Canadian Air Collision Survivors Hunted
HALIFAX, N. 8., Apr. 18 (UP)| Seven men were aboard the two Canadian Air Force and Navy planes which were carrying out planes joined eight Dominion war: training exercises yesterday when crews of two Navy fighter bomb- they collided. Searchers reported
‘lérs that collided and crashed in|sighting “some wreckage” of the Atlantic 80 miles east of here.|of the planes last night,
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PICKING THE WINNERS—Judging the many entries to the | Bugs Bunny Easter Coloring Contest were (left fo right) Miss | Frances Failing, Washington High School art department head; | Virgel Clark, chairman Broad Ripple High School art depart. | ment, and Miss Jane Messick, Shortridge High School art teacher. | The coloring contest was sponsored by The Indianapolis Times. |
BOYS AND GIRLS, here's the|son, 4435 5 me a Douglas news you've heen waiting for—|Nall, 3736 N. Butler Ave, and the winners of the Bugs Bunny Linda Fay Robbins, Thorntown.
» » . Easter Coloring Contest spon-| WINNERS will receive their sored by The Indianapolis Times. checks in the mail next week. Winner of the $10 first prize| Judges of the Bugs Bunny conin Nancy Storm, 106 N. Grant|test were Miss Frances Falling, Ave, The second prize of $5 goes head of the Art Department of to George Russell Obermeyer,| Washington High School; Miss 3517 N. Caroline Ave, Jane Messick, Shortridge High The five other $1 prizes were|School art teacher, and Virgel won by Tommy E. Williams, R. R.|Clark, chairman of the Art De1, Knightstown; Jerry Wayne partment of Broad Ripple High Park, Wanamaker; Katie John-'School.
Find Union Aid Guilty of Assault
BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 18 (UP)| McDonald, former Big Ten ~—A union official and former In-| wrestling champion and a busi
diana. University athlete today . faced six months in jail and a|n®s agent for the AFL Hod Car
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A Monroe Circuit Court jury . found Dustin McDonald, 43, guilty|'in® fracas Jagt December yesterday and recommended the] McDonald stil a similar penalty, Special Judge Roberticharge brought against him by Stewart postponed sentencing un-'Allen Carter, co-owner of the, til next Friday. dairy.
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