Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1941 — Page 27
os TO GIVE PLAYS|
Casts Named for Three
Short Dramas; Job Index Started.
Those students at Ben Davis High ' School who are curious about the
Jobs they want to get after gradua-|
tion may now find out about them in the school library.
An occupation index has been started which gives the latest in-
formation about possible salaries,|
education required, and the chances
for jobs in any particular occupa-
tion. * ' » ” FJ The annual one-act plays will be presented a week from tonight at the school. The plays, under the direction of Mrs. E. B. Ball, head of the dramatics department, are “Spreading the News,” “Antic Spring” and “Patchwork Quilt.”
Casts Announced
“The casts are: “Spreading the News,” Wilbur Burton, Richard
Daniels, Mary Elizabeth ' Bland, Vernon Moore, Herschel Fullen, Esther Wilson, Martha Wimer, Harry Newby, Corinne Hardin and Wayne Gaskins. Others are Frances Millis, John Cioroianu, Pat Bauder, Edith Patman, Hilda Dudziah, Florence Johantges, Jean Karl, Robert Kellems, Donald ‘Woodson, Monroe Skinner and Foster Jensen. ., Those appearing in “Antic Spring” are Frank Haeberle, et Skin-
ner, Ruth Brannon, Marjorie Moore, Fred McQuary and Mary Frances Rushton, Patchwork Quilt
. In “Patchwork Quilt” - are Josephine Sheets, Ernest Grosdidier, Margaret Heffman, Shirley Stone- |S braker, Delores Showecker, Walter Woodson, Marjorie Vance and Becky Rowlison. . Property managers are Elinore | Brewer, Marjorie Morris and Betty Lou Mercer. Managers are Janice Mason, Gloria Haffner and Evelyn n. .,Others assisting in the production ae Jessie A. Kirk, programs; Elva rouse, posters; Omar Rybolt, music; Wayne Gaskins, stage manager; Ed Showecker, assistant stage manager; Betty Moller, ticket manager; Patricia Young, house manager; Joan Lancaster, assistant house manager, and Marylin Wise and Dona Madden, costume mangers.
South Bend Asks » Housing Relief
+ SOUTH BEND, Oct. 10 (U. P). -—A telegraphed plea, appealing for action to relieve the acute housing situation in defense-busy South Bend, lay before President Roosevelt today. The Studebaker Local No. 5, United Automobile Workers (C.I. ‘0, through union President WilJiam Ogden, asked Mr. Roosevelt to declare a mortgage foreclosure moratorium until defense housing projects are completed. ,
STILLMAN ESTATE GROWS
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (U. P.)— The first accounting of the estate of James Stillman, internationally - known banker, who died in 1918, revealed today that it now amounts to $47,894,811. James A. Stillman, . son of the financier and sole survivor of the three trustees of the estate, filed the report in Surrogate’s Court. The estate was first appraised at $41, 272,840,
Cannon Aid
William Gard
William Gard, a senior, has been appointed business manager of ‘the Arsenal Cannon, Technical High School paper, by Miss Ella Sengenberger, director of publications.
BOOSTER CLUB HEADS NAMED
Southport Has Hae Now Club, Seniority, for Senior And Junior Girls.
New officers of the Southport High School Boosters’ Club are Elizabeth Harden, president; William Swift, vice president; Bernardine Hague, secretary; William Esmon, treasurer, and George Bridges, seigeant at arms.
A new organization this year is the Seniority, composed of senior and. junior girls. Miss Blanche Penrod is sponsor. Peggy Ruffin presided over the first meeting which was called to establish a committee to- initiate members. . Talks were given by Miss Ruffin, Marjorie Miller, Betty Winchester, Polly Jane Murphy and Miss Penrod. # s 8 The alumnae of the Girls’ Athletic Association will sponsor a dance at-8 p.m. tomorrow in the school um.
BEAMER IN CHARGE OF SLUGGING PROBE
Attorney General George Beamer has taken personal. charge: of the Clark County Grand Jury investi-
|gating the alleged blackjack 'slug-
ging of a: contractor by Sheriff
Claude Conner, . At Mr. Beamer’s office here, it was
: reported he took charge at the re-
quest. of the Proseoutely Homer, Smith, who is assisting The contractor, James caster, of Jeffersonville, has charged’ that the Sheriff beat him into unconsciousness with a blackjack when Mr. Lancaster went to the jail to report. a minor automobile collision involving a car owned .by the Sheriff’s daughter and one owned by Mr. Lancaster but. driven by an employee. The Sheriff has said he struck Mr. Lancaster when he -attempted. to
escape from the jail.
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FORUM SET FOR |g * TECH PARENTS
Principal to Explain the
School Organization to ‘Freshman’ Group.
“The ; Tech Freshman Parents’ Forum at 8 p. m. next Friday
/ |night in Stuart Hall will be directed
by Miss Gertrude Thuemler, dean of girls, assisted - by ‘Miss Leunice Horne.
‘Hanson ' H. Anderson, principal,
"| will explain the organization of the
school. Charles E. Teeters, vice principal in charge of the freshman conference program, also will speak. The Brass Choir, under the direction of Frederick Barker, will provide music as will the Boys’ Concert Club.,: Mrs. Martha Turpin is in charge of the social hour,
» » * Assembly Name Sought :
Pupils are trying t2 ame Room 300 in Stuart Hall. is is’ a small assembly room ant | the Arsenal Cannon is offering a free subscrip-
‘name. on
round table discussion on “Getting News in the Large School” at the Illinois State High School Press Association annudl convention to-
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Fall Festival Nov. 28
Victor Herbert's “Sweethearts” will be presented by the Choir as a part of the Fifth Fall Festival Nov. .28 in the gymnasium. J. Russell Paxton is director. Mrs. Elizabeth Cochran, head of the music department, is general chairman. Others in charge of groups working on the show are John F. Simpson, makeup; Homer Smith, advertising, and Oakley Richey, tickets. Mrs. Rosaline Petrovich Longshore will be accompanist, and the concert orchestra under the direction of Alonzo Eidson, will play. Pupils now are trying out for parts. Judges are Miss Thuemler, Chelsea Stewart, Mrs, Longshore, Mrs. Cochran and Mr, Paxton,
Rare Operation
Removes Tumor
" SAN ‘FRANCISCO, . Oct. 10.—A severe malady of which young women are the principal victims has been: successfully controlled by a rare and difficult operation pioneered by thoracic surgeons-in
the University of California Medical School. This afflication, bronchial andemons, is caused by a tumor in one of the large bronchi, air passages which lead from the windpipe to the lungs. The condition “mistaken for tuberculosis ar cancer and attacks young people ‘mostly, 77 per cent of the cases reported being under 40 years of age, and 64 per cent of them women.’ The California doctors report that 20 of these operations have been performed, every one successful, restoring patients to an .active, normal life. They believe the operation could be generally undertaken in such cases with a low mortality expectancy.
STEADY RISE NOTED IN BUILDING GOSTS
Times Special . WALHINGTON, Oct. 10.— The
steady. increase in building costs of a standard six-room house continued in August with a rise of 1.1 per
cent over July, Federal Home Loan Bank Board economists announced today. ‘The cumulative incréase from August, 1940, through A 1941, now amounts to 12.5 per cent. With the construction cost index equaling ‘100 . (the base being th average month of 1935-39) the fron gust index now stands at 1149 as against 102.1 for the same period last year. - Though the cost -of labor during recent years has risen with greater rapidity than that of materials, and has gone up 15.8 per cent since August, 1940, there was a sharper rise in the cost of materials in August this year than in labor—or a 15 per cent gain as compared to labor's smaller increase for the month of 0.6 per cent. The year's percentage increase: in materials, however, is only 10.8. While * building costs generally were rising, residential construction declined from July by 8 per. cent, although the August index remained 9 per cent higher than August, 1940.
BLINDFOLDED CHESS CHAMP HERE SUNDAY
The Central Indiana Chess Association will sponsor an exhibition of simultaneous ‘and , blindfolded chess at 2 p. m. Sunday at the Indianapolis Athletic : Club, George Koltanowski, world’s blindfold chess champion, will play
‘{lany number of contestants, and will
give demonstrations. At his appearance here last year he defeated all contestants.
TERRORIST COURT BUSY VICHY, Oct. 10 (U. P.).—A terorist court at Toulouse sentenced 12 youtks charged with Communist activities to long terms at hard labor, press dispatches said today.
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