Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1952 — Page 24

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a soldier, and then a student until his appointment as “jurist.”

remains. Then last year, when Helgoland’s return was certain, the veréin became more formal. A “gemeinde,” or community committee was established, with Mr.

Mr. Rickmers began to assem- ;

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EN N =~ ; : PHURSD A 1952 = ; THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1952 THURS THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1952 ; rire URSDAY, THURS ; om What's going to héfffen in In- ! a {Hel oland i ast ; dianapolis? ~ To find out, often . : O : mw. days or weeks in Advance, read ia Be . N ! Our Fair City in your sunday | : coming New Ts. idian St. O) Beaty and Quit el g Ne 918-926 South Meridian When You Call Any Alied Florist Member : | ; ® Community ¥ Open Saturday Nights Till 8:00 Gri | ‘By DAVID M. NICHOL Cl arance wale $ 9 9 | PINNEBERG, Germany, July 10 e > (CDN) -— Behind the “county” CHIC building here, almost concealed in the wooded park, is a freshly- Smart Summer Dresses football |painted section” of a standard . i in favor wooden barracks. contests. | | The county building itself has » ‘ah atmosphere of ordered bureau- HUNDREDS The 1 cracy and sacred regulations. By 3 gig |contrast the barracks is an elec- To Select From television {trified jumble. Furniture is mov- All Sizes and Styles of the N ing in—and out. Packing crates All Sizes and Styles two years {fill halls and several of the — Now rooms, Clerks séem to have a ny 1 Pr ‘dedicated concentration. - a e rices rangemen | The barracks is the most recent z land in many ways the most re- NATIONWIDE to appear Imarkable “city hall” in Germany. CLAIMS SE UND {It is 85 miles by air or sea from For Car Owners ; its administrative territory, but Corehul driving is the jt Suen, yout will have : it is the center about which the be doubly secure with Full-Coverage Automabi whatever new community of Helgoland is Wunores Sod by Groin Deolury’ iri ma growing. . 4 ; A Helgoland, a craggy, North Sea ? ; a ite GRAIN DEALERS The : island covering only about 125 NEW OFFICERS—William Bradshaw (leff) and his brother, Ralph, got all wrapped up in a | MUTUAL AGENCY, INC. ments wi : KALAMAZOO acres: Nas Se ner fairy tale-when they met the new officers of the Ladies of the Moose. Left to right are Mrs. Ema’ 1752 N. Meridian Street telecast. i R S I 0 N lin its palmier days. Under the| Lucas, senior regent; Mrs, Merle Hartlage, junior graduate regent; Mrs. Geraldine Whiteford, chap- WAbash 2456 A No : Co NVE f% Nazis it was transformed into a Jain; Mrs. Jessie Ramey, junior regent, and Mrs. Nita Beckley, recorder. reject any ; 7 {powerful naval fortress and sub-| "= g hs made for @ marine base OIL BURNER Forteots Desitoyoa Mattes Case Goes .To Grand Jury Notre The mystery of who slew hand-|about the June 23, 1951, slaying. its four h natives and 2000 ~forelgnoren|some Mike Mattes in a lover's| Sheriff Smith said he expected in- Oct. 25, O ‘mostly imported workmen, were|lane cornfield here will go to the Sietments to be returned against 29, plus t! § evacuated to the mainland. The Grand Jury tomorrow. : game is de fortress, carved into the rocks,| gheriff Dan Smith, several dep- Pa was destroyed in one massive| .. =... police and élvilian A six blast in 1947 by engineers of the : : ! offer st. British navy and until last March witnesses are scheduled to testify MAIL YOUR Se t ro ‘the island was used by British|in the year-old case. Among those pt. 29. ; ‘and U. 8. bombers as a practice|/to be called in is 18-year-old®Nada SAVINGS target. Alexander, who parked with® her OTHF le In Hie political struggles De-\; wo. alongside the cornfield the; to Celtic Purdue an ween the rmans and the Al- in by a mystervi these cont les in th fused twar night he was slain by a mystery, tr years, the diy Ie gunman, It's convenient and easy fo Notre . Sosy loinsial IR yout fumace symbol of Germany's aspirations,| Three Indianapolis men now in|} mail your savings to Celtic. | use of MOY " —- eh | Selfish groups tried to capitalize|custody have been questioned¥ Dollars grow fast with regular Sunday, e Kiama, care-free operas | ©" tragedy and its appeal. At payday savings Irish hope one stage the Communists at- . Celtic’ = © Provides clean, even econom* |tempted to make a national issue Two From Indiana U. and, Celtic's gen ® KO-WE-BA Coffee. work deal. ical oil heat! of it To Study in Enaland erous eompound » puts extra delicious . EE Pinneberg was much too small y . 9 dividends. “Save- ” flavor into a frosty Big Sale In All Departments Notre Call For FR to absorb all these homeless peo- Jams S184 Servive by - mail” forms glass because it's so $300,000 p Furnace Inspection le. 8 oved t by H BLOOMINGTON, July 10—An A TN SATA ; Ple, Some moved to nearby Ham- #sent upon re- richly blended and . Last year, burg in search of work, or to|Indlana University graduate! frothy roasted Cuxhaven, to the island of Sylt.|student and a recent graduate jduest. y . 3 Ways To Buy: Cash, 10-Pay, Layaway . ern Metho NO MONEY DOWN In the Sha they Te seaitered have been awarded Fulbright § All Accounts $10.000 . Brew it extra strong —— the Notre A er un ething. or |scholarships by the State Depart- (§ INSURED up to ’ for making iced coffee ' Itwas 45° Days Before 1st Payment ern rmany. omething, or by an Agency of the Federal Govt. i t its best. : . y somebody was required to bring ment, for study in England. |B uly 1st Dividend Rate 214% at its bes 7 as much ‘f 3 them together again. Betty Anne Chandler, Marietta, | : ° : ' would for . KALAMAZO00 I d Ga., the graduate student, will 1.390 Independent Grocers Bn > : itted : slanders Traced study at the Shakespeare Insti- CG Sell KO-WE-BA Fine Foods . permi S ALES & SERVICE 1 By the ond 1948 it appeared tute of the University of Birm- LT] RAL : ar In ad : 0 some O ® more thoughtful ingham, and Richard L. Butwell,'] SAVINGS e70°% =~ warren : 918 42% % th Merid St 130 E VERMONT | Li.ggq | o"t cloland eventually would|portiand, Me. wil attend lasses of Tatlinapoli KOTHE, WELLS & BAUER CO., INDIANAPOLIS, IM. 4507 - ou lan ol. demonstra 0 E. . restored to nhabitants. lat St. Anthony's Colle Oxford aA : One of these was a 28-year-old, University. y hi 23 W. OHIO ST. newly appointed civil servant in - ‘®. Cuxhaven, himself a native. Peter LA M A Zl Rickmers was the son of an island businessman, He had been 2

ble the nucleus of a “verein,” or : association. They started the The Ti arduous task of tracing their fel- ; ir first low islanders. Shortly Mr. Rick- : . their mers was transferred, with federal nn Ripple pool. German approval, to Pinneberg - : The fir: where the largest concentration of the course ge Helgolanders — about 500 — still Cochairmar

Moll, chairm: Junior Olymj Jim Clark, w mer and coa apolis Athletis the meets to

Rickmers as its responsible of- hs difficult. ficer. Last month the committee “The swin moved into its new “city hall.” will have to Biggest project is the “rebuild- if they expec ing” plan itself. One hundred win places i twenty architects and engineers Moll said toc took part in a contest recently, =

{tours of which have been changed

submitting ideas for the rveconstruction of the seaside resort, the harbor, and the town perched on the cliffs above, even the con-

by the fortress’ demolition. Since Mar. 1 about 130 persons have returned to the island. One of Mr. Rickmer’s jobs is deciding Who else will be permitted to go and when. Former residents will have a priority and almost to a man they have indicated

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“ALL EVE! meets will | style,” he sta Douglas meet adding backs stroke and n gerted. Mr. Clark e first six meets a city pool ex would swim ir swimmers in ¢

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