Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1952 — Page 10

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Some 300 Indiana Kiwanians and their wives checked in today in Seattle, Wash., for the 37th annual convention of Kiwanis International, Many of the Hoosier delegates, including large groups from Indianapolis’ five. Kiwanis Clubs, went by special train from Chicago. Some 211,000 Kiwanians plan five days of sesgions on local, national and international issues. Conventfon theme is “Liberty—Let's Keep It.” Jack Rainey, 1200 E. 424 St,

will be a candidate for re-election) Wednesday as international trus-| Where to Go

tee for another two-year term: Dance, Yeatiahs ge | Dale. Campbell and his orche In the Army Now [Pa

Five Indiana women are start- Stock: car races, 16th Street ing careers in the WACs and, Speedway. General admission, WAFs. Capt. Betty C. Hoffman,| §1. Reserved and Box seats, 8t. Louis, Mo., WAC-WAF screen-| $1.25 and $1.50, ing officer here, administered oaths last week over WFBM-TV. children, Alfred, Thomas, GarOne recruit, Miss Patricia Cundiff,|land, Leona, James and Donald Terre Haute, starts tomorrow. Sheland Mrs. Abilene Terry, all of Inwent back to Indiana State|dianapolis, and four grandchilTeachers College for her B. A.ldren. degree today. A WAF recrult,|’ ur» Gorman was a foreman she'll go to San Antonio, Tex, 10 git U1. 8. Rubber Co. here 49 join other recruits, Barbara Gray, years, retiring in 1948. Noblesville, and Henrietta Grimes, 3335 Temple Ave. The WAC re- School for Leaders eruits are Virginia Balley, Lo-| ; gansport, and Minnie Brunnworth,; Boy Scouts Camp Belzer staff 1213 N. Tacoma Ave. They'll starts a week's training tomorrow train at Ft. Lee, Va. to prepare for camping season

El ; opening June = oF Satrations ounci ection total more than 150 for the firs pol David M. Cook, 3820 Pod ay he Washington Blvd., will head the occupancy © With = boats Towiy ie w Jah Community Relation painted. the swimming pool tested to meeting last week at jand tents checked. Kirshbaum Center. Elected were:

Norman H. Abrams, 5280 N. Capi- A reanal Cannon

tol Ave. and M. L. Larner, an, : J Graceland Ave. vice president; Mag Klezmar, 5036 Crestview oe. Wins Top Prize secretary, and Mrs, Henry Weil,l The Arsenal Cannon, Technical 414 W. 434 St. treasurer. Mrs. High School publication walled Charles Efroymson, 8015 High/away with top honors in the 15th Dr., is a new director, {annual school press project of the

National Tuberculosis Association Honor Student and the Columbia Scholastic Press william E. Lockwood,

gon of| Association. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Lock-

Faith Yeager wood, 2313 Kes- on a member of the sler Blvd, N. Dr,

1952 graduating took home more class and a Canthan a diploma

i ining article enAcademy. Col- j (titled, “Death of lamblia, Tenn. He. .

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scholhrhhipY TEC: mers : nt ords, the physica ni Associaeda ng tion said 303 schools in.38 states, trophy . a Mr. Lockwood (the District of Columbia, and

standing marksman on the rifle team. He was salutatorian of the senior class|<

and a captain in the cadet corps.

Secretary The Ideal |

Hawaii, participated in the proj-

Sigma Chi's will have a Hoosier visitor next year. William Smart, Southport as their new nation. Soil Conditioner al field secretary, will visit the fra- | ”~ ternity’'s chap-| ters in the U. 8.| and Canada. The + son of Mrs, Jeannette Smart, Southport, he is a graduate of| 7301 Massachusetts Ave. tHe University of | Ivasmasasnasrasrmmramasananaans ~ Cincinnati and] Southport Hig h| School. At Cin-| cinnat! he received “Mr. Bearcat] Award” as the best ‘‘all-around”| senior man of 1952. Besides, he | maintained a “B” acholastic average and received two scholarship awards. He's a former student at Butler University, and served in the Navy.

4-H Awards |

Marion County 4-H club mem-| bers brought home honors from livestock judging contests at the 4-H “Club Roundup at Purdue University last week. William] DeBoer. Bridgeport, was second! high individual and Decatur] Township contestants took second place in team contests,

IU Man to Speak

A Hoosier schoolmaster whose writing on Hoosier history won him a Pulitzer Prize will speak at the annual summer outing of the Century Club Wednesday night at Wood- 8 stock Country Club. The speaker will be Dr. R., Carlyle Buley, who won the award in history in 1851, He graduated from Vin- i cennes High School and Indiana University, taught in Delphi and Muncie, and joined the IU staff in| 1025. He's known for “The Old Northwest" that won him the Pulitzer and “The Midwest Pioneer, His Ills, Cures and Doctors.” f

50th Anniversary 1

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gorman,

FLORAL faeatons

Mr, Smart

Dr. Buley

Morris Plan

110 JAST WASHINGTON ST. i Indionepelis 4. Indione 1 Sond intermetion shout Merrie Plea lnvesh

Louisiana Democrat said. trouble is finding out who it is.”

1204 E. Ohio 8t., dine out Wednesday on their golden wedding an- [§ mont conten ond sewing. § niversary. They'll be guests of frome staat iasasnass FRO t their family at a 7 p. m. dinner in| So Bhiiirwsesrissianevess on ? Towne House, 54th and Meridian | thd hb bb cata dirhbbairiy Vawevuaa?

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Ammunition Slowdown Is Probed

By United Press production of goods built for sale combat.

WASHINGTON, June 14 —lto the taxpayers. |

The inspectors’ reports were sion in detail or say

House Armed

“Somebody 1s at fault,” the |Ous types of ammunition in com“The bat areas.

Top defense officials have, MUNCIE, June 14

| The subcommittee got its first denied there'is a shortage of am-igrandstand in McCulloch Park {tip on the delays in replies to munition on the fighting front. hyrned Friday with $35,000 loss. Susstignuatres it sent to more They have conceded that some |The city-owned ithan {spectors”—the men the govern-| “rationed” {ment hires to keep watch over contended this is not unusual in playing around it.

13,000 “procurement

Rep. Hebert declined to disChairman F. Edward Hebert cuss the ammunition supply situsaid today his Services Subcommittee is investi-| gating “very serious” delays in

impressed on subcommittee mem-/o¢ ammunition he referred to as bers later by conflicting reports peing seriously behind delivery ammunition. production, (from Korea of snortages of vari- schedules.

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