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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 7
FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1952 hel - Weather Pa Drives IC Play Indoors
Potomac Meeting Place Restored #
By United Press leiety of Colonial Dames. The land condition, structurally and mate-| WASHINGTON, May 9—Gun- and building were to be adminis- rially,
| ston Hall, home and guest house tered by a board of regents se-| of many Revolutionary leaders, lected from the national society,
U. S. Cargo Ships at Sea |
Reach High Record Battles Economic Crisis |
WASHINGTON, May 9 (UP)—| 2 : Adm. E. L. Cochrane, United! TEL AVIV, Israel, May 8 (UP) sufficient credit to keep the coun | States maritime administrator, '— Four years old next week, the try going: Gunston Hall's original statu-| jestified yesterday that during state of Israel is straining today| Dr. Dov Joseph, Israel Minister ary marble mantle, Mason family| he past 18 months the United to vault tha biggest obstacle jt/0f Commerce and Industry, and
r traits, and the Bill of Rights’ A “ a A. Z. Hoffi hal f the e more | Years Take Toll por States has “had at sea the great-!has faced sine ’ , . Z. Hoffien, chairman o The Indiana Central College Bas Been reopened after ore : table on which Mr, Mason wrote, merchant marine of any pe- ha fat since the 1948 war with board of directors of the Israel presentation of “The Trojan than a year's restoration work. The years began to take their nis famous document. can now be ; @ Arabs. An economic crisis
riod in history short of actual threatens insolvency. National Bank, are in the U, 8. ’ {seeking ald,
" | In four years Israel has acThe number of cargo ships in complshed much. Communism {s| Israel's economic difficulties the active merchant marine was contained although still a threat. arise from the yawning gap be{more than doubled in strength The great flow of immigrants has tween imports and exports, It ex-
Women” last evening was driven j § : © indoors to the gymnasium by ™ chilly weather. § Originally the Euripides tragedy ¢ ° of women victimized by war was |
The picturesque Virginia estate toll of the red-brick building and was the property of George Ma- its surrounding landscape, Shortson, author of the Declaration of ly after Mr.” Hertle’'s death in Rights which became the first 10 1949, restoration of the plantaamendments to the Constitution. tion began, :
found amidst their original surroundings. All of the furpiture in the mansion is of the 18th century period and some if it actuallly belonged to George Mason.
! . y 1. - to have been staged outdoors in Bullt in 1755-58, the brick man- The funds for repairing the his-' Even the garden has. been re- through ship reactivation from heen. slowed to a trickle but Ports hbout 300 million to $70 the college amphitheater just fin- f= sion overlooking the Potomac toric site, some $230,000, were ac- stored by the Garden Club of Vir-| reserves, he sald. “ hiav {thousands still need housing des- jo o_o 0 $00f 2a Jeat fghed. River was a favorite meeting cumulated from within the mem- ginia under the direction of Alden! But he added that “In achiev. |perately. ou A wu on mus ‘ spent In last night's performance, the F. place for - George Washington, bership of the Colonial Dames. Hopkins, landscape architect of Ing this record, we were forced Some rationing is necessary to annually to buy the most essen
‘player most clearly audible was Joanne Dennis, as Hecuba, the tragic Queen of Troy. Others were | not always easy to understand. So talky a play, even in the ex- 88% cellent Gilbert Murray transla- >. '% tion, demands careful projection a
Patrick Henry and other histori- The work was placed under the Williamsburg, to dig very deeply into the barrel provide enough food for every- commodities such as food, macal figures who led our struggle direction of Fiske Kimball, re-| The only modern improvement 80 {ar as our maritime resources one but agricultural production chinery and raw materials. for independence. |search consultant of the Phila-|in the Gunston Hall structure is Were concerned. is climbing steadily. as Tw In 1933 the owner, Louis Hertle delphia Museum and his assistant, a new heating plant. All plumb-| Adm. Cochrane testified in the| With $40 million in payments to| Kix It Yourself tells how to of Chicago, deeded Gunston Hall Erlung H. Peterson, {ing has been removed and elec-| House Merchant Marine Commit- make by the end of May, the Is- care for your house. In your (to the State of Virginia in perma-| The bullding was restored as trical wiring remains only in the tee an the proposed long-range rael treasury is depending on two Sunday Times. nent custody of the National So- closely as possible to its original brick masonry of the fireplace. shipping bill lenvoys to Washington to find
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ixcellent violent spirit of a man dead seven !¢ brecian amc years has returned to stir. .the Cial report to Parliament contain. = Practieal gs “minds “of millions in this giant, INE 8n eye-witness account of cen sizes restless natiop. Bose’s death. Srown. The man was Subhas Chandra Stronger in Death ! R Bose, a leader of Indian opposi- And so strong is the Bose cult,
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of lines. I — - -Besides—Miss— Dennis, players; —HOLES IN—HIS— HEAD —}] In principal roles included Paul
Hunter, Effie Buchanan, Carolyn Schrack, Dixie Key, Betty Hawkins, William Price, Robert Miller and Kim Richards. With Prof, Anna Dale Kek as cast director and Prof. Lois Fouts as ‘chorus director, the play will be repeated at 8 p. m. tomorrow In the gymnasium and at 4:15 p. m. Sunday in the ampitheater, weather permitting.—H. B.
Jerry Bynum, 5, of Fort Worth, Texas, has two holes in his head, but he isn't complaining. The holes were drilled in his skull to give support for a specially designed bow which is helping to
| correct Jerry's curvature of the | spine. The unusual treatment, | being given at Fort Worth Hos- |
| pital, causes Jerry no pain.
Dead Man Anti-British
By TOM A. CULLEN CALCUTTA, India, May 9—The
tion to British rule, who went over to the Axis powers in World War II, and who died in the crash
Inspires in India
| belief that Bose still lives that
Prime Minister Nehru was forced to refute it recently with an offi-
that Nehru, whose dislike of the! fiery nationalist is an open secret, |
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has felt compelled to describe him (publicly as a ‘great Indian; 'patriot.” ! But it’s hard to kill the feeling r a man like Bose, Reminders of him are everywhere. Few cities of India do not have a street named for him. His birth,day is observed as a holiday in
{West Bengal. In Calcutta and The British arrested Bose at the yer cities his picture is. hawked |
outbreak of the war, but he was| { released on a sort of parole atter| "pe eer a death his!
he went on a hunger strike. In 1041, he gave the British the slip jo yi 1° Sreater than it a i |
of a Japanese plane carrying him to safety in 1945. The brilliant, British-educated fighter for India’s place in the sun’, Hved and died during World War II in a storybook manner which] appeals strongly to many Indians! still favoring an aggressive Indian nationalism.
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and turned up in Berlin, ‘When the British crown colony ® of Singapore fell to the Japanese, Ply R I Bose left Germany in a Nazi sub- IS anc er marine. He arrived in Singapore
k ° ly in 1943, aft d ; tr am and erie Rides Herd ately took command of all Indian] ° ° On His Fish
troops captured on the island bastion. Soon he had welded them i STIRY of seven ov eign By JACK W. LAUCK | Brilliant and gleaming diamonds : PARADISE RANCH, Cal., May! > in yellow gold mounting. . Fought for Axis |9 (CDN)—At 38, Elliot Growe : + These troops, fighting under the has fulfilled a 20-year dream—a| flag of the Free India Govern- 100-acre ranch where he can ride ment: which Bose had proclaimed, herd on a million rainbow trout. | and which Germany, Italy and, pg carved his ranch out of rug-| Japan promptly recognized, in-igeq virgin timberland in the
yaded dian soil with the Cry gtanislaus National Forest in the n a nL n 4. high Sierra, created a seven and iF 8 e of war changed— a half acre lake in the middle of
it was the beginning of the end ’ | ,.:it, and today it’s a trout fisher-! for the Japanese — and Bose Slywian's paradise.
army retreated out of India, sick,| Growe, a civil engineer who!
ragged and living largely on grass. | SO days BE Bey Japanese spent several years surveying inj surrendered, the Nip plane carry- Alaska, has been building his ing Bose to Japan to escape Brit- ranch since 1946. First he built
p= ish capture crashed in Formosa, 2 108 cabin for himself, his wife | eure Fras ied the and small daughter. Next he built] REE
Japanese and his ashes are en-|the lake, shaping it to match the, EXPANSION T GIFT COMPACTS
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Today, the memory of Bose in-place this year.of more than a} ; spires a fiery and almost religious million fish, Heavy $|61 = fervor in the hearts of millions of aay Indians, who, like Bose, believe Fish. Take. Time Chain Style that the path of India should be! Although Growe doesn’t have along forceful lines, to drive his finny herds to mar-| Many of these millions believe ket, raising them is a ticklish {§ | Expansion $288 ‘their fabulous leader didn’t die in|and time consuming job. The eggs, AN | Style Band Now you can owe the aationaly odveriued Dormaye Miser of tht weight the wreckage of the plane on placed in wire trays in constantly| i : . The lowes! pris in years. jl uss. «full pont _ + 108 quality right new Formosa. They place him vari- running water, must be constant-| ee . 5 makes COOK ; plogsure een, Grey ously in China, Russia, Indo-'ly picked over for 10 days to three Identification Bracelets us waist- China and Malaya. And the be- weeks to remove the bad ones.| 7 r tailored! lievers are confident that he is Then when the fish hatches and|}] Two handsome styles . . . 3 iniv : not only alive but will return to!drops into a metal trough, it goes tials engraved on the expansion OR save India at some critical time. {on a special diet. . band with out ch arge.
So persistent and strong is the| Growe feeds them on liver, {ground 10 times and reinforced with vitamins and cod liver oil,
Judge Urges 5 Lashes Just before they grow to an inch long and leave for outside
For Drunken Drivers {ponds, the diet switches to ground |
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, May 9 meat. | (UP) — A municipal judge pro-| When they really grow up| posed yesterday that “five lashes” [and reach seven inches, they go, be given to motorists convicted |into the lake on their own. Right] of drunken driving more than now there are about 30,000 of once. ! {them there, ranging from seven «Judge Tom Bergin said his plan to 15 inches. “to discourage drunken driving”! Growe’'s fancy diet, the result) would apply only to those persons of his own experiments, gives him | convicted of the charge {wo or an 80 to 90 per cent hatch. Gov-| more times, They would be given!ernment agencies consider a 60) an option of five lashes or 30 per cent hatch exceptional. | days in the city workhouse. | Fishermen can fish year-round | “Use of the lash would put the at Growe’s ranch, either with fly,
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