Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1937 — Page 16

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SEVITZKY NAMED

ORCHESTRA HEAD

Philadelphia Leader Signed To Conduct Symphony For Three Years.

Fabien Sevitzky, Philadelphia Sinfonietta leader, is to be the concuctor of a reorganized Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra for three

years beginning next season, it was announced definitely today by the new Indiana State Symphony Society executive board.

The program, which will put the

organization on a “major orchestra” basis, was announced tentatively early this month and confirmed at a special meeting last night in the Columbia Club. Definite 'announcement had been withheld until the results of a donation campaign were available. Aside from sale of subscription tickets, the fund is within a “comparatively moderate amount” of the budget, the board said. ?

New executive board members |

elected at last night's meeting are William H. Ball, Muncie, president; Arthur V. Brown, treasurer; William Ray Adams, Dr. G. H. A. Clowes, Otto Frenzel, Theodore B. Griffith, Charles J. Lynn, Dr. L. A. Pittinger, Muncie, Peter C. Reilly, Leonard A. Strauss and Herbert M. Woollen. “It is hoped,” Dr. Clowes said, “that the public which loves music and concedes the importance of a fine symphony orchestra as an asset to a community will consider it a personal duty to guarantee the remaining sum in subscriptions of any amount.” More complete plans for next year, together with the list of guest soloists now available, are to be announced at the season’s closing concert Tuesday night in the Murat.

SLAYER OF HUSBAND TAKES TO BED AGAIN

By United Press LOS ANGELES, April 15 —Mis. Helen Wills Love, who lay six days in a coma while a court waited to sentence her for slaying her husband, was back in bed today, reportedly in a relapse as the time approached for her removal to prison. She is under sentence to seven years in the Tehachapi Women’s Prison and is scheduled to be moved there from the County Jail Saturday.

Fighting with the Rebel troops, these two German aviators and the Moor were captured by Loyalist troops in their great drive on-the Also taken, according to military reports, were hundreds of Italian soldiers and great stores of ammunition.

Guadalajara front.

Fi ive- “Year-Old Pennsylvania Murder Solved, Mayor Says

By United Press

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.—Solution of the five-year-old mystery slaying of Norman R. Bechtel, 31, Mennonite einrreh worker, was announced today by Mayor S. Davis Wilson. A Negro, held on a homicide charge, was named by Wilson as havHe was said to have named three One of the men, according to his

ing seen the slaying of Mr. Bechtel. men and a woman as particianiz. confession, now is dead. The slaying in 1932 was A by | unusual circumstances. When found, Mr. Bechtel bore knife marks which police believed symbols of a “hex murder.” The Mayor shortly. Mr. Bechtel was found near death on the night of Jan. 19, 1932, under a cherry tree on the estate of Mrs. Thomas P. C. Stokes in Germantown. He died the next morning from numerous symbolic stab wounds which had been formed around the heart and over the temple. They suggested the shape of the human eye. :

ENLISTS IN NAVY Leonard Thomas Ward, son of

promised arrests

SCHOOL ENROLLMENT AHEAD OF BUILDING

High school enrollment here is ahead of building construction, according to Carl" Wilde, School Board vice president. “Increased cost in building materials already has made il necessary to curtail some of the original pbuilding plans for high school projects,” Mr. Wilde said last hight at School 31, 307 Lincoln St. He referred to the proposed Irvington High School. Architects estimate it will be necessary te leave one four-room wing out of the working: plans to construct the building within the allotted $450,000.

POISON FATAL TO INFANT By United Press NEWCASTLE, April 15. -— Death of 15-months-old Clara Evelyn Phelps resulted from strychnine poisoning, Coroner Eimer H. Bentley said today.

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