The Spokesman-Review from Spokane, Washington • 39

THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW July 17, 107)2. 13 DOG "HITCHES" 2500-MILE RIDE AVIATION AWARD WINNERS NAMED COU-DN'T MAKE IT SOME OTHER TIME, TEC I AKe PVMF0 TO HER ROOM AT ONCE, MISS FLEECE! SHE 5 HAO A VERY i- PAY! -00 Ar-RA, II -r HAvE TO MR 'Lk: REFUSE TO N3.PJY05 ATTORNEY OR AwSNE ELSE TO t.c e.EA.,--4 mR.CARTmlefelt4T 6 IN THE LIBRARY, MRS. PUMP! HE IN5675 ON SEENG 6 YOU! 15 lad ay ith 120-DEGREE TEMPERATURE SLOWS FRENCH FORCES HANOI, Indochina, July 16. tin-- A tropical heat wave with temperatures running around 120 degrees Fahrenheit daily is slowing up the French war against the communist. led Vietminh in northern Indochina.

The weekly summary of French mopping up drives north and south of Haiphong, 38 miles southeast of Hanoi, today said the blistering sun was making the task of the troops "particularly painful." Many soldiers have had to be evacuated because of the intense heat. Sunstroke caused an unspecified number of deaths. SOUTH AFRICAN INDIAN LEADER GETS 6 MONTHS JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, July 16. Y. M.

Dada, South African Indian leader, was sentenced today to six months imprisonment at hard labor on a charge of violating the union's suppression of communism act. Like two others sentenced yesterday, he will appeal. All three have been freed on bail. Dadoo, president of the South African Indian congress which champions the right of South Africa's large Indian population, was one of the first of several persons recently "named" under the suppression of communism act. The freedom of a person so named by the justice minister is restricted and he is forbidden to attend gatherings other than those of an educational, social, or religious nature.

0 0 A M. D. 41,1,1,0, 77. :13 PS. Chicago Tribune Service CHICAGO, July crossbred shepherd dog wearing an Alameda, tag was turned over to the Animal Welfare league here today after it hitch-hiked a 2500-mile ride aboard a train bringing Korean war veterans home.

The train left Pittsburg, last Saturday. The dog came to the crew's attention at Gallup, N. M. At Kansas City the railroaders got a leash and exercised the animal. When the train reached Chicago on Tuesday, Thomas Haddon gave the dog temporary shelter in his home.

Haddon's own dog objected how. ever, so Haddon called on the league for help. Alen Glisch, the league's humane officer, said: "The dog is quite friendly and that may explain how it got on the train in the first place. We hope to trace the owner through the license tag, which is Alameda 289." 1 CP 1371 PS' ay, Late Air Force Major, Two Civilians Are Honored Los ANGELES, July 16. (A') Three awards, one given posthumously, were presented tonight by the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences for outstanding contributions to aviation.

The awards were made during an opening session of the Institutes three-day summer meeting. Two winners shared the Thurman H. Bane award for 1952, the late Maj. Patrick L. Kelly of the United States air force, and Henry See ler of the aero medical laboratory, Wright-Patterson air force base, Ohio.

John C. Seal, chief research pilot of Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Ithaca, N. is the recipient of the Octave Chanute award this year. Normally the Bane award is presented to a single officer or civilian of the air force materiel command. This year, however, the institute determined two achievements of equal merit.

Major Kelly, kilted in an airplane crash last year, was honored for developing techniques providing for artificial stability and control of aircraft during high performance phases of aircraft operation. The system incorporated the use of a 't VC. L-- PEANUTS By Schulz iNG! I tAOHA FELL IN LOVE WITH AN AmEIZICAN OFFICER.THE SECRET COUNCIL MUST HAvE FOU.NO OUT IT OUR RULE THAT EACH AGENT IS HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACTS OF otER PARTNER. SAY, VANA, IT NEVER WAS CLEAR IN MY MIND WHY kiOUR PEOPLE KILLED YOUR CO-AGENT, LAONA, SAND TRIED TO KILL YOU.T00. Ult leS rs.

nd leg .95 I PENALIN FOR FALLING tM LOVE! IOU HAVE TOUG4 LAWS ON THE 'TWIN PLANET. wA7cH OuTI Excg A combined control boost and automatic pilot. See ler developed and standardized a resuscitator for use in combat or evacuation aircraft at various levels. The unit can be operated on air, oxygen or a mixture of the two. The Chanute award is for a notable contribution by a pilot.

Seal has logged about 3500 hours of actual research test flying. His award was given for developing precise piloting techniques, making possible fundamental research in full-scale dynamic stability and control flutter and structural loads determination. WIN ELKS SCHOLARSHIPS NEW YORK, July 16. UMMiss Katherine Mc Lin, 18, of Attleboro, and Robert Ray Hillis, 18, of Lawton, today received $900 college scholarships each as top winners in the Elks national foundation most valuable student competition. The two top winners received their awards in person at the Elks grand lodge convention.

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