7f Pen 16 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Friday, May If. 1964 .1 3 Held In Bank Theft. I HI HOE Shortridge Honors Pupils For Merit And Leadership A Cut-Rate Tour Of U.S. Gardens Calvin Howard, agent in charge of the Indianapolis FBI office, said a third man till is being sought. He wis believed to have been the drir.f the getaway car and to" hae part of the loot.
Police recovered about at a Louisville motel when they arrested the men and Miss Hebard. Two men and a woman held at Louisville are to appear before a U.S. commissioner here Monday on charges filed in a $17,718 Knox County branch bank robbery. Warrants charging John H. Cleveland, 31, Vincennes, and Oscar Davis 32, Louisville, with bank robbery were authorized yesterday by U.S.
At-, If LUNCH HERE, BREAKFAST IN PARIS Leave Indianapolis at 2:55 p.m., arrive Pahs at 7:45 a.m. This was possible for the first time today as Air France inaugurated nonstop Chicago-Paris flights. There are to be departures from Chicago at 5:50 p.m. each Thursday and Friday. Connecting flight from Indianapolis will be the Eastern Airlines Electra leaving here at 2:55 p.m.
and arriving in Chicago at 3:44, allowing time for customs technicals ties. 0 I JSC I By LEON STANLEY Would you be interested in a coast-to-coast and border-to-border tour of 130 famous gardens for It's yours by purchasing a copy of "America's Gardens," a Better Homes Gardens book published by Meredith Press of New York and Moines. L.jLS Miss Bloom Phillippi Perry Rosenbaum Ziegler Miss Schwomever torney Richard P. Stem. Miss Carol Hebard, 21, Louisville, was charged with aiding and abetting the robbery.
The three were accused of the Wednesday morning robbery oftheFreelandville branch of the Security Bank Trust Co. of Vincennes. They were arrested six hours later in Louisville. Flag Day Proclaimed WASHINGTON ftJPI) President Johnson yesterday proclaimed June 12 as Flag Day and urged that it.be re-dedicated to "equality, justice and liberty for all peoples whatever their race, color, or creed." hk ms 1 MwaBsiww(g foe 1 Reunions In Hymera Sptcial to Tht Niws HYMERA, Ind. This Sullivan County community has scheduled two reunions for this summer, the 60th annual soldiers reunion July 8 through 12 and Hymera and Jackson Township schools home-coming July 12.
mm of? asp gjift) aidav Miss Towe Miss Mclntire Miss Jenkins Marks Miss Rinne Tally If you are more than fed up with the flood of "how to" garden books that swirls over the market every year, you are surely ready for a volume such as this. Between its 9Vi-by- 12J4 -inch covers are 208 pages of brilliant color and black and white containing intimate and over-all views of every great garden you ever have heard about and many of equal merit that you never knew existed. The route criss-crosses the nation, from New England, down the coast to the boxwood country in Virginia, to Bellingrath, Hodges gardens in Louisiana, Natchez. through the desert to California and up the coast into the Pacific Northwest. On the itinerary are spring, summer, fall and winter gardens.
The famous botannical Sine 1854 SEEDS JLLUJ FLOWER VEGETABLES Tuberous Begonias Camelia flowered Red Pink Whiret Orange Salmon -Lovely plants for shade Petunias Asters Coleus Alyssum Zinnia Lantana Marigolds Dusty MillerBegonias Geraniums Columbine Hollyhock Sedum Lythrum Veronica Rudbeckia Shasta Daisy Roses Silvermound MO m.tt Shade-decorative frees bOlt potted Shop if you must, but before you buy see Miss Butt Evans boy exhibiting scholarship and leadership in athletics. MARVIN KEENAN end MISS MclNTIRE OAR good citiienship medals. MARY GLEN RINNE end PHILLIPPI Dads Club citiienship award. ROBERT PERRY Lilly Endowment i scholarship. ROBERT STOKES Quill 4 Scroll national gold key award.
CHARLES W. TALLEY Steve Wright memorial award for outstanding senior bandsman. KATHY BUTT Shortridge Spanish Club medal. ROSALIE BLACKWELL Underwood award for outstanding student In business education department. DAVID MARKS Bausch A Lomb award and Julius Birge memorial award.
FRED WIECKING-Brown University alumni award. JENNY ROSENBAUM John Brooks memoriol award for senior who has done the most for race relations at Shortridge. MARY ANN MICHAEL, KATHY BLOOM, THOMAS SEGAL ond JANET TOWER Atlantic Monthly literary contest certificates. CECILIA WHITE American Horn Economics Association award. SANDY SCHWOMEYER United States Figure Skating Allocation award.
Shortridge High School pupils have been rewarded for service and scholastic excellence. Principal Robert J. Schultz presented the awards in a special auditorium program. Pupils and the awards they received are: BOB EVANS and ANNE MclNTIRE Outstanding senior boy and girl. PATSY TOWE Theto Siamo Phi award lor outstanding senior ft-mo't (ournaiist.
FRANK PHILLIPPI Al J. Kettler award for outstanding iournalism work. EVANS Siama Delta Chi award for outstanding boy journalist. SALLY JENKINS PW Beta Kappa award for first In senior class rankings. PHYLLIS HOOVER PI Lambda Theta award for outstanding senior girl Intending to become a teacher.
JOHN OZOLS Donald Klopa memorial award. JACK ZIEGLER OH Hodley award. BILL BEACHAM OsrfC Mills Wat-kins trophy for outstanding senior VE8ETABLB PLANTS FLOWERS FORCH BOXES DAHLIA BEGONIA CANNA ITALIAN GREEN BEANS ILLINICHIEP SWEET CORN organizations are represented, and studies are made of water landscaping and yea r-round arrangements. One of the fascinating sections deals with topiary gardening, in which evergreen trees and hedges are trained and trimmed into weird shapes, such as a privet giraffe, a boxwood elephant and an arbor vitae corkscrew. Fanciers of Japanese gardens will find some outstanding examples of this type and no doubt will gain many ideas that are practical for their own use.
In fact, the illustrations contain countless suggestions useful to the average landscaper in spite of the fact such gardens, because of their size and cost, are completely out of his league. His own modest little property will provide no such background as the stately STEPHEN McKINNEY and DAM EN MocPHERSON International Graphic Arts Association awards. DANIEL REES, JAMES DAVIS ond SAMUEL PRIDE Department of the Army citations. GEOFFREY ALLEN, SHARON BAR-NETT, KAREN BARNETT, ROSALIND OAKSHCTT end ROGER OLIVER Ball State Teocners College certificates far music honors. ANDREW GAUS National Council of Teochers of German award.
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