Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1952 — Page 15

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i now can be squeezed from metal-|installed here’ by | Out-of-state scholarships pre- By United Press shortly to Vienna and then move shaping equi oly sented to Shortridge High School, WASHINGTON, June 7-—Set-|to Bonn as the first post-war eo a SS [students have been announced by retary of State Dean Acheson|American ambassador to Western, Joel W. Hadley, principal. /plans to fly to Vienna late this| Germany, told reporters here that! George Bangs, son of Mr. and month through the same Rus-\ine Red fighters appeared soon! Mrs. D. A. W. Bangs, 5353 Grace- slan-controlled corridor where an ,¢ter his plane took off from the, land Ave. hds received a $3000 American diplomat’s plane Was mun air base in the Soviet zone! scholarship to ‘Carnegie Tech. |buzzed by Red fighters last. . ira near Vienna. | A $1000 scholarship to Milwau- Wednesday, it was learned today. wpwo Soviet MIG fighters ap-| kee Downer College was present-| Official informants said Mr. proached on the starboard side ed lo Natalie White. She'll study Acheson's present flight plan ;,u¢ 250 feet from our plane at) “there to become a physical thera- aboard President” Truman's per-|g speed with flaps down,” he! pist. Her parents are Mr. and/sonal plane, The Independence,|ya;q Mrs. Luther White, 417 E. 25th calls for an overnight stop be-| my. goviet jets wheeled away! {St. ‘hind the Iron Curtain in Vienna, onq then came back at: fulll Marilyn Marting has accepted as well as a visit to Berlin, deep speed, before flying off to the| a $600 scholarship to Smith Col- inside the Soviet zone of Ger-goutn where a Russian air base {tege. She’s the daughter of Mr, many. He also may stop off at|;s jocated, Mr. Donnelly said. ‘and Mrs. W. B. Johnston, 3317 Rome if there is time, “It was deliberate buzzing,” he mn 'N. New Jersey St. | His stops at Vienna and Ber-\ageq, “The Russian officials : FO ~ Pat Burkhead has been given in, Shoth besieged outposts; ot must have known I was in that, J Re. i i will be loosed by members of the Murat Temple a $700 scholarship to Radcliffe, Western power, would provide plane.” in Ms TN ee ming Yo right) Karl outed by member Robert Brown, Femple College by the Indianapolis Rad- dramatic notice to both the Rus-| Mr Donnelly said the Rus-

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. Ea of . . cliff Club. Her parents are Mr. sians and the Communist-harried sians have been “monitoring” Carroll Castleman, pigeon fancier; Paul » potentate, and Cecil M. Byrne, high priest and prophet. °"7 1/15: HCC Burkhead, 5313 Austrian and German people that|the telephone line over which Le : Cohn A FR-4305-6.7 ' Boulevard Place. /the United - States is standingigave instructions earlier in the 935 College Ave. ’ Murat Temple is set to|ings to mayors of respective|they could make 500 to 600 miles The Indianapolis Vassar Club firm in the face of all Soviet|week to Tulin flight personnel for

. the first day and complete the ; ‘intimidation. march again, cities, he y comp has given Lynn Catterton an'in the trip to Paris.

Sunday and Evenings, IR-0591 And Mayor Clark will be wait-|trip In three days. Then again it $200 scholarship to Vassar Col-| It was considered likely that| “Furthermore,” he said, “I had :

caution will This time members of the|ing for his. The local pigeons are might take them six weeks,” Mr. lége. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Catter-| American jet fighters might escort|to travel 32 miles through the ———— er, £00." Ancient Arabic Order Nobles|the property of Carroll Castle- Castleman said. {ton, 6031 Carver Rd. are her Mr. Acheson’s plane through the/Soyiet zone to the airfield in a — S\ ted Endy, of the Mystic Shrine will invade| Ma 5544 Madison Ave. A pigeon “Of course, I've had some start parents. ; icorridors to prevent another “in-|car carrying the American flag.” Th B . d | S $ f H D he r a dog to the South hobbyist for ls Years, he has en-/ ut in a rate and come home a Mary Ellen Burton, daughter cident.” A —————————————————— é riga e 0 er reams e ckup any- So it will be “look out Miami” ua But this is the first, time| Year later, Birds are like people. OL ay. aud a Rig tlt Rerican oficiales Denne Nylon Vest Saves Gl S AVE on Dismond » piped up when two trainloads of Shriners yo" nas chanced any to such a They get lazy and stop.along the ,ameq recipient of a $600 schol-iest to the Soviet occupation au-| WITH 45th DIVISION IN KO- Jewelry had- been : _ toot out of Union Station Friday long flight. : way, they just loaf around or arship to Wellesley College “bY inorities against the “buzzing”|REA J Buy Direct From One of America’s a , June 7 (UP).— A soldier N Ing during night. Aboard will be some 500 T Tri they run into other birds and just tp, Indianapolis Wellesley Club. incident . Leading Jeweler Manufacturers red-fezzed merry-makers and 200 ough p can’t make up their minds to fol- The alumnae regional scholar-i Two Russian jev fighters flew wearing one of the U. 8, Army's Beautifully’ carven Geter I said, step- wives. He admits there is a chance the'low business.” ship of $800 to Wheaton College yu: 250 feet of ar 8. AtrieW nylon armored vests fell di-| gmart. modern designs "ramond wi ar, “and I'l) . The land of palm trees will Shriners will be home before his| But pigeons or Shriners, the yas peen given to Julia Gray. n . wi oe phate rectly upon an exploding hand Ings made WR I RAN ne er for you.” welcome the Hoosiers to the 78th pigeons as the more than 1000- homing instinct is there. For the yer parents are Mr. and Mrs, Force Sanspor g ane San yins grenade without suffering major Rings. AND COMPANY alled Edith Imperial Council Sessions. For mile flight is fraught with danger Murat group, it will be homeward prank W. Gray, 261 W. 46th St. vaiter J. Donnelly, . 8 8hiinjury, authorities. said today. GR they pulled all, the trip is a combination of/ and temptation. The flight over bound June 20 with arrival inIn- °° ~ "7 7° 7° "°° 7" Commissioner to Austria, from pfe. Emile Pinard, of Fairhaven, INCORPORATED fun and serious intent of the be-|the Smokies is perilous because dianapolis the next day. | “Caprices” by Christy is a bright | Vienna to Paris en route to the|Mass., fell on the grenade to pro- 848 South Meridian 81. Jr im a bone. nevolent projects sponsored by|of hawks and eagles. Meanwhile, Miami will have ex-| feature of The Times women's United States. tect some buddies. Only his dog-|%'\ 401 Jackson Bldg. Ovposi ” I shouted the Shrine. “If they get off to a good start,'perienced a Hoosier hurircane, :

pages Sunday through Friday. | Mr. Donnelly, who will returnitags were bent.

The fun-loving group will not arrive in Miami until late Sunday -

son for there will be a long stop in the Smoky Mountains Saturday. : d ay Join The Indians and South. There Murat Potentate Paul E. winners of Rathert will be welcomed into the : ¥ L county Athe Cherokee Indian tribe and don 3 ds for 1951« the ceremonial feathered head- % L : WFBM-TV gear. Then it will be down : CN a ’ 4 oe through St. Augustine sag uta Bi a A : 5 + Ae Dic fabled Miami where the Mura . wit oth \® Ji a — 3 yi edd y ck junketeers will be housed along : Bs nd, ET Nl : outstanding the coast in the Bancroft and : he : : , A — a = . : : : . Charles Hotels and Haddon Hall, ; ; | AE 2 : . 2 The Timex . be on dis~ - Only the Temple's official dele- . - = : ; ra i gates wil stay in ths Meas . fsa : ne CHOICE - EXTRA BEAUTY AND QUALITY : ry " WI . : ii . : RES : 2 roid ALE Dr oe : Sn oth 4 < : vital i ‘For five days, Murat Shrihers]- 2 7 RL . of and Colors : of Body by Fisher =... .. ~ orp il : Wil Joh IN festivities With Oe | y Sa Fleetline or Styleline . , . solid colors or two-tone . The graceful, flowing lines of Body by Fisher en) : a aw gi There combinations—26 in alll Here's the widest color styling . . . with extra quality in every detail and ry for the “will be band concerts and ban- choice in the low-price field . . . with color. - Spelt, You'll Boticy the finer workmanship lay as the : quets, fireworks, fishing, swim- matched interiors on all De Luxe models. materials inside e Portland ming, golfing, parades and more = 'acific Coast parades and extravaganzas in the Orange Bowl. i

Nested in the mountains of ceremonial garb which the Shriners will take with them will be five pigeons. Normally they play no part in Temple activities.

But this year , temples have : i scoured to find pigeon fanciers : ; : willing to send their prized homers on the junket. They will be,

turned loose, each bearing greet-

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