Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1940 — Page 7

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Scores of Hoosiers Seeking - Places With All-American Orchestra for Tour.

\ Scores of young Hoosier musicians began at 9 o'clock this morning to audition for places with the 109- - piece All-American Youth Orches- - tra which will tour Soyth America next summer under the baton of - Leopold Stokowski.

The auditions are being held at ‘the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, 1204 N. Deiaware -St., and will’ continue until 11 p. m. tomor- - Tow. : Judges of the contest are Norman Phelps, of Butler University and the Jordan Conservatory, chairman; Dean Robert Sanders, of ‘the Indi-

ana University School of Music; |

Adam Lesinsky, Whiting, National * School Orchestra Association president; Brother Pierre, C. S. C., of the University of Notre Dame and Cathedral High School faculties, and Mrs. Elizabeth Cochran, Technical High School music department head. : Winners in the auditions will compete in regional trials, from which winners will be sent to final auditions under Stokowski. Entrants from Indianapolis in the preliminary Indiana contest are: Richard J. Foster, Claude Jacobs, Samuel -Scott, Don Hayworth, Eleanor Peterson, Flack, Charles Weeks, Kathryn McCain, Mary G. Reynolds, Fannie Reeves Myer, Reiford W. Bunch, Robert F. Shambaugh, Margaret Kapp, James D. Collins, Betty Easterday, James R. Newton, Howard Stivers, Melvin Grafton, George W. Myers, Joseph M. Zinkan, Roger E. Schueler, Orville Stone, Loreen E. Thomas, Charles N. Wetzel, Don Holzhausen, Willard Holloway and Mary A. Spalding. Mary Jeanne Sanford, Jeannette] L. Robbins, Mary Louise Houk, Julian Salkin, Rubin Decker, Lucretia Bacmeister, Charlotte Reeves, Cloyd E. Duff, Norman E. Hill, Robert Hughes, Robert S. Harper, Charles J. Payne, Francis Fitzgerald, Frank Piatarohe, Irving Ilmer, Theodore Podnes, Richard Byrne, Florentine J. Piateski, Robert Y. Grant, Nicholas Tonhazy, Seymour Barab, Malvin E. Walker, Lois McCain, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Harvey McGuire, Harold Siegel, Ray Siegel, Harold Limenick, Harold A. Blackburn, Elvin M. Clearfield, Robert M. Barr, Irvin C. Hollingsworth, Rebecca M. Lewis and Robert J. Coss.

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ADMINISTRATION OF WPA RAPPED

Not Relief But Costs of Running Need Cut, Gen. Tyndall Says.

Governmental budgets can be balanced without reducing the

amount of relief, but by reducing the cost of administering it, Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, prospective G. O. P. candidate for Governor, told the Indiana Women’s Republican Club at the Columbia Club yesterday. Comparing the operation of government with that of a household, he said that as income is -reduced, spending for food and shelter need not be cut, but that for luxuries and entertainment. Gen. Tyndall declared that because Indiana has followed in the footsteps of the New Deal it is heading toward bankruptcy if a change is not made. . The Republican Party, he said, has to offer in place of the New

stead of recession; honesty instead of hypocricy; accomplishment instead of experimentation and freedom instead of regimentation.

DECATUR IMPROVES PLANT Times Special DECATUR, Ind., March 1—City Council has approved the Board of Works action in awarding contracts totaling $102,795 for equipment in the half-million-dollar municipal light and power plant improvement

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75% of 1940 Crop Will Be That Variety, Abbott Says; ~~ Wheat Hurt.

Seventy-five per cent of the corn planted ' in County this spring will be of hybrid varieties, Horace E. Abbott, County agricul=

{tural agent, predicted toclay.

1. Mr. ‘Abbott said the use of hybrid varieties in this county has|

skyrocketed during the last three years. Four years ago, he said, practically no hybrid corm was grown here. ; : : The larger part of this. year’s

800 series, with No. 845 being most popular, he predicted. He said the 600 series is prescribed for ‘this region but that most farm- | ers prefer the larger ears of |

©! [800 series. If there ever is an early

fall, the 800 series may get them

t [most Indiana farmers are raising j |slower-growing hybrids than are

Phowo by Fazel.

Miss Barbara Van Fleit. 20, Garrett, Ind, today reigned as Indiana University prom queen-elect, having won the honor in a close vote yesterday. She is the third nen-sorority girl to win the title and she defeated Miss Virginia. Austin, Zionsville, the candidate of the sororities. Miss Van Fleit, a junior, was backed by the Independent

Toss fhe Coin Before Election

Times Special WABASH, Ind, March 1.— County Commisioner Arthur Coblentz and Howard Holderman both wanted to run for the Republican nomination for joint state sena-

tor from Wabash and Kosciusko Counties. But they knew that if they split the vote, Guy Dill, of Princeton, probably would be renominated. So they tossed a coin to settle who would run. As a result, Mr. Holderman dropped out of the race.

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nounced by Staff Sergt. Chester A.

and their new rank are:

Robert Yeager, firSt lieutenants; James K. Daniels, Le Roy Fargo, ‘Robert Norwood, Ned Smith, Lowell Stallard, Keith Myers and Edgar Carpenter, second lieutenants.

Miss Norma Koch, School 20 teacher, will show a color film made during her South American tour last STUDY CLUB March 6. “You Can’t Take It With You’

at Tech April 19. They are Margaret Antibus, Jayne Schmalholz Helen Bartholme, Charles Augustine, William Buchanan, John E. Thomas, Geraldine

Gardner, Garo Antreasian, Geral dean Mastenik, Forrest Stout, James Ratcliffe and Richard Yoder.

Howe High School's “Footlight Revelers” will present the play

SPEECH ARTS FESTIVAL at IndiHaute, this week-end. Howard Kirk, Silver.

instrument inventor and acoustical

Monday.

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ant St. MANUAL HIGH SCHOOL’S senior honorary, Roines Club.

Joy Higdon is the semester president of the SHORTRIDGE PO-

Helen Rudesill, Paulyne Schwindler, secretary, and Alice Reigner, treasurer.

‘The TECH DEMEGORIANS' program “Crosses” will be presented at the Third Christian Church tonight

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“Modern Musical Instruments” in : the new Milo’H. Stuart Hall at Tech

His program will be given in Room :

William H. Bottin, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bottin, 1444 Pleas- |} has been initiated into

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prescribed. The wheat in the county has been hurt by ‘the dry fall and cold winter, but little actually has been killed, Mr. Abbott said.

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"Orval J. Kincaid, field representative of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee of the Indianapolis district, has been made assistant! field director by James Robb, field director. The district includes Indianapolis, Anderson, Ft. Wayne,

Muncie, Tipton, Elwood, Auburn and Decatur.

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Times Special ELWOOD; Ind, March 1-An Anderson motorist hopes air‘planes, like lightning, “never strike twice in the sime place.” The motorist was driving along,

- minding -his business when he

heard a terrific crash that sounded as though the bottom of the sky had fallen on him. ; Crawling from the wreckage of his car, he found—of all. things —an airplane. The pilot, an Elwood man, explained that as he was taxiing the plane on a nearby field, preparing to take off, a gust of wind lifted the plane into the air and dropped it on top of the auto. Both pilot and driver sseaped injury.

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OFFICE TO OPEN FOR MORTGAGE PETITIONS

Owners of mortgaged property in Marion County will be permitted to file petitions for mortgage exemption from taxes starting tomorrow at the Court House. If granted, the petitioner will be allowed reductions in taxes due in 1941. The exemption will not be effective this year. The mortgage exemption law provides that the property owner having a mortgage of $1000 or more receive exemption from taxes on $1009 of the total valuation, providing the total exemption is not more than half the total assessed valuation. Mortgage exemption papers can be leq up to the first Monday in ay.

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Bandit Forces Grocery Employees into Rear Room, Flees With $62.

Bandits took nearly $100 overnight in four holdups. ; Forcing the manager and two employees of a Standard Grocery Co. store at 1751 S. Meridian St. into the rear room, a man waving a nickel-plated revolver obtained $62.18. A bandit wearing kid gloves took $28 from a sandwich shop at 1078 Oliver Ave. after he entered the store and. ‘ordered a soft drink. When an employee, David Pursley, 18, of 541 Holly Ave. started to wait on the man, the latter drew a revolver and said, “I want your money. ”» Edward Donahue, 27, R. R. 16, Box 541, a taxicab driver, tola police he was held up at the point of a knife by a passenger he had picked up at 16th and ‘Alabama Sts. At 13th St. and the Canal the man took $3 from him, Donahue ‘said. Orris Moore, 33, R. R. 16, Box 541, told police he was robbed of #4 i a stranger he had picked up in his car in 42d St., 1000 biocs.

MARION GRIDIRON SET Times Special MARION, Ind, March 1.—The Marion Gridiron Club will give its annual show Monday night at the Hotel Spencer. ‘The program will include several acts in which local

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