Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1943 — Page 10

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Honor Washington High, School Athletes, Society On Thursday.

The Mothers’ club at Washington high school will honor members of

| Scold Ickes?

WASHINGTON, May 21 (U.P). —Solid Fuels Administrator Harold L. Ickes said today he had discovered that the government had

| seized coal mines operated by

Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes. “What'll I tell him , . . to be good?” Ickes, the fuel administrator, asked. -

ernment-owned mines, leased to

the track team and members of tel He explained that some 20 gov-

Continental Girls’ Athletic association at a 6 p. m. banquet Thursday| in the school cafeteria. | W. G. Gingery, principal, will] speak and the Rev. Thomas E.| Adams will lead devotions. Fol-| lowing the banquet, motion pic-] tures of track events will be shown.|

private . operators by the public lands and Indian office, had been taken over by the solid fuels administration under President Roosevelt's May 1 mine seizure order.

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Graduates of the high school department of the religious school of the Indianapolis Hebrew congrega-

tion will present a symposium on| “Judaism and a Just and Durable! | Peace” at the commencement toiday at 8 p. m. in the temple.

The graduates are Helga B. Breisacher, Harry Cooler, Jacqueline A. Frank, Selma Greenstein, Rosanne Kahn, Barbara Meyers, J. Edward Reich, Geoffrey Segar and Lillian Steinkler. Darwin De Yoe, soloist of the temple quartet, will sing Eville’s “Out of the Deep” and the choir, “The Woods and Every Sweet

| Smelling Tree,” by West. The quar-

tet, in addition to Mr. De Yoe, includes Mrs. Lillie King Shaw, Mrs. Lottie Eastwood and Farrell Scott.

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Justin E. Marshall, the school’s ath-| a Jou irector, will be master of oi : - ES. ¥253-70 MEET Rabbis Maurice Goldblatt and Mor- Shun, Jaypns Io SENG Due including “Sun - Gay” - | Indianapolis chapter No. 393, O.iris M. Feuerlicht are spiritual di- suits or slacks. Short and “Sky-Glo.” Sizes The club's officers for next year E S. will hold memorial services at rectors of the congregation. rw Sa 8%: to 10%. include Mrs. Orrin Lowry, presi- 8 p. m. Tuesday in the temple, 1522 The Bamberger memorial prize dent; Mrs. Rowland Jones, vice | w. Morris st. Mrs. Sarah Mills, will be awarded at the commencepresident; Mrs. Clarence Menden- worthy matron, and Lyonel Sweet, ‘ment after which the parents will hall, secretary; Mrs. Charles worthy patron, will preside. |be hosts at a reception.

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Cancel Alumni Dance

Cancellation of the annual alumni dance at Washington high school was announced today by Hershel Sartor, alumni association president. The decision was made by officers and members of the advisory committee in view of the fact that “wartime conditions” would interfere with attendance. The officers include Miss Virginia Buchanan, vice president, and Dean Berry, secretary-treasurer. Members of the advisory committee are Walter Gingery, Miss Myrtle Johnson and Mrs. Shirley Bickerton. = = = Winners of the poetry reading] contest at Washington high school] Wednesday were Matha Metcalf and Barbara King, who placed first and second, respectively. They

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