Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1943 — Page 19
— Choice; 8. R. Names _
Betty Barnhill.
Srwo Tndionapclis high schol is have ‘entered the American Legion “Victory Queen” contest to bring in
bonds as well as votes from the
‘thousands of students and thelr parents supporting them.
Lucille Evelyn Henderson, 17-}.
year-old Technical high school senfor, has another reason to. exert her
day of her Tucituntion, she said, to try to sell all the brother and my flance’ home as “. soon as possible.” Her brother, Nor“man; is in the-anmy air-corps in the area and her fiance, Edward Parsons of Indianapolis, will arrive tomorrow on leave from Great Broad Ripple high school’s candidate is 18-year-old Betty Jean Barnhill,’ who also is a dramatic art student at Arthur Jordan conserva- ._ tory, and has appeared in several Civic theater plays.
Voting Ends Nov. 24
Voting in the contest will close at midnight Nov. 24. Coronation eceremoniees for the queen and a court of 10 will be held as part of a patriotic program and legion induction service for veterans of this - war in Cadle tabernacle: the follow-| ing Sunday. . Fabien Sevitzky and his ‘symphony orchestra will play at the coronation rites and induction ceremony. Candidatees. will ride in cars carded with’ their names and sponsoring schools, plants or offices in the Armistice day parade tomorrow. The queen section will form on North st. between Delaware and Pennsylvania sts, at 10:35 a. m. ..The.. parade will. -IMove... South. on
Fa _ Pennsylvania st.
"Vote ballots are available at war i bond booths.
21 NEW LAWYERS TO BE QUALIFIED
Twenty-one Indiana law students passed their bar examinations Nov. ~4 and 5-and will be admitted to the bar before the state supreme court ..Monday, “They are James ¥ Nobles- ~ ville; Vincent W, Tondryk and Wilbur Louis Lohrentz, Gary: Louis Logan-Anderson, Harold ©. Holaday and Wilson A. Gebhardt, -South Bend; Paul John" Sauerteig, Ft. a para. Willis _Kamman._.. Kynz, Bloomington; Benjamin -Frantis Small Jr., Terre Haute; Tom PF. ~~ Hir§chauer, Logansport; Richard W. Mehl; Goshen; Thomas V, Trimble, Evansville; Fred William Goudy, Hamilton} Clara E. Mahrlich, Lewis D. Bpencer, Owen 4 Neighbours, Thomas Gillespie Jr ene N. Beesley, Frederick James Henry, Perry S. Key and Glen Sterling Roberts, all of this city.
DELTA CHAPTER TO MEET Delta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will hold a meeting at T o'clock tonight at its club room.
charms, : When she was informed ‘yester-
cried
“| [urban accidents.
This is the deep battlefront across Italy following resistance-crack-ing fall of inland Isernia. Gen. Clark’s 5th army is advancing toward the valuable Gaeta harbor city through mountainous terrain oh the southwest and Gen. Montgomery's 8th is plunging onward scarcely 20 ile from Pescara on the Adriatic. Both Gaeta and Pescara are being subjected to demolition operations by the struggling Germans, who had hoped fo establish a winter line south of these cities.
The Indianapolis -symphony _orchestra today. was over the first hurdles in its path to receiving the 1435000 to: be -appropristed by thei city and school board as provided in a new state law. Re
symphony society to accept the law provisions were filed with the city controller and the school board by Charles J. Lynn, first vice president of the Indiana State Symphony Sociey, Inc. and Theodore B. Griffith, secretary.
tabernacle with Percy ~ Grainger, Australian pianist, as guest artist, Mayor Tyndall announced.
have been amended, providing for
committee. Mayor Tyndall has FY wil-
Mrs. Brandt C. Downey, a cosponsor of the symphony enactment, and James W. Robb, Indiana
Steel Workers of America. . The school board appointéd Mrs. Eldo I. Wagner, vice president of
the board; DeWitt 8S. Morgan, su-
‘Capital Capers’ Swindle Has Washington Blushing
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (U. P.).— The capital today was the victim of the most successfull swindle since the last “sale” of the Washington Monument to a sightseer. A “short, dark-haired man” registered ‘at the new Statler hotel a week ago, took a fancy suite, and
announced that he was advance agent for a new Warner Brothers picture, “Capital Capers,” to be filmed here. Bette Davis, John Garfield and Pat O'Brien were to play the leading roles. More than one credulous Wash ingtonian is blushing now that the true story is revealed. Their pocket
Path Cleared for Symphony Acceptance of Tax Money
perintendent of “schools, and Ralph W. Wright, director of music for
Mr. Morgan and Mr. Book will serve on the executive
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40% of 1943 Deaths Ocour
Ansluly, August and September.
Don PF. Stiver, Indiana state police superintendent, said today that 40 per cent of all Indiana traffic fatalities the first nine months of 1943 occurred. in July, August and September and he urged Hoosiers to help prevent a further upswing in the accident rate. ; The per cent of increase in fatalities during the three months was greater than for the same period during the preceding two years, Stiver sald. Ca _.For. the nine months, 476 per« sons were killed in 17077 accidents,
“Two hundred -seventysthree-
died In 5196 rural accidents and 203 deaths resulted from 12,081
Motorists Negligeat
“While the state traflic toll represents a 41 per cent reduction in fatalities in comparison with the first nine months of 1942, the fact that almost half the total came in the last three months of the period indicates that Indiana has a traflic problem,” Stiver said. He added that reduced vehicular traffic has made motorists negligent in keeping their autos in repair and in observing traffic regulations. Pedestrian-auto accidents killed 159 during the nine-month period
{and led all other causes.
Stiver sald counties reporting no traffic deaths were Crawford, Harrison, Orange, Ohio, Parke, Scott; Switzerland, Union and White.
CENTER TO HEAR SOLDIER
Cpl. James Payne, former mem-’
ber of the J. T. V. Hill community center staff, and John Browder, local attorney, will speak at the center's annual Armistice day program at 4:15 p. m. tomorrow. - Mrs. Floednia Ruisell is center director.
: FUNNY BUSINESS * Certificates enabling the Tova F
“The first popular concert at low! ¥ cost will be given Nov, 27 at Cadle}.
In compliance with the law the! sotiety’s ~ articles of “incorporation ’
appointment by Mayor “Tyndall andi” the school commissioners of six| ‘members to the society's board, two of - whom will be onthe executive) ar.
liam H. Book, executive vice presi-| dent of the Chamber of Commerce; |"
district ~ director -of the United | F275
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I ISEES NEW ZEALAND | fl BASES FOR U. S. NAVY|
WELLINGTON, N. Z., Nov. wl
(U. P).~The United States “prob‘ably will be able to use naval bases in New Zealand for maintenance of a post-war Pacific fleet, Walter Nash, cabinet member and minis-
yesterday. > Nash sald New Zealand is anticipating a discussion with the U. 8. and other allied powers of a mutual use of naval bases after the war under general arrangements for peace and security.
NAVY. PILOT COURSE TESTS NEXT WEEK
Seventeen-year-old central Indiana high school seniors and graduates may take the navy V-8 pilot
“trafniing examinations before & spe-|
cial-board that will be in Indianapolis next-week. The board, headed by Lt. 4g) WwW. A: vance of the aviation cadet ‘board in. Chicago, will process{, youths at the navy recruiting station in the federal building Monday through Friday. Students who have | ——--
V-5, but if later accepted for V-12 would not be obligated to be sworn in V-b. According to recently revised requirements, youths must be 17, high school graduates or who will be graduated by March 1, 1944, and rank scholastically in the upper two-thirds of the male enrollment of their class. A recommendation|™ from their high school principal also is required.
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REPORTS RUMANIA MOVES GOVERNMENT
STOCKHOLM, Nov, 10 (U, P)— "A Budapest dispatch to the Svenska Dagbladet said today that the Rumanian government has begun the evacuation of government departments from Bucharest to Brasson, Transylvania, and that neutral consulates were besieged with Rumanians nous to leave the jonapey.
| CHURCH CH OF F ADVENT
TO DEDICATE FLAG
The congregation of the Episcopal Church of the Advent will observe Armistice day tomorrow with an all-day. prayer and dedication of a service flag to the 99 members in -the service and the. four. who have Been killed. The Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher will lead the communion service at 10 a. m, '
PREDICT DICT BRITISH, “CHANGES LONDON, Nov. 10 (U.P.).—The
make several changes in his cabinet
4 .lbefore the opening. of the new par-
“72 | 1iamentary-- session; possibly bly - going
outside parliament ranks to’ appoint a’ reconstruction’ minister:
MAGICIAN TO BE GUEST Blackstone, the magician, who will open at Keith's.theater tomor‘row, will demonstrate his mystics at the Shrine Caravan club luncheon tomorrow-at the Murat temple. ©. William Maibucher, president, will preside,
CARD PARTY PLANNED The Benefit club will have a card party at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Food Craft shop. Mrs, L. J. Perry is chairman,
PLAN CARD PARTY
a card party at 1:30 p. m, Friday in the « Citizens’ Gas Co.
Deaths—F unerals 1 indianapolis” Times, Wednes., Nov. 10, 1943
e 61, beloved wife of George mother of Morris an George. Al . sister of Mrs. Mary Peters, Je of William McCormick; alsy survived by three grandchildren, assed away Tuesday. Funeral services Friday, Nov. 12, 2 p. m., at the Meyer & Abdon | Puneral Home 1509 Prospect st. Friends may call at the funeral heme waiter 7 Pp. m, Wednesday,
ter to the United States, indicated |" &
taken V-12 tests may apply for}
London News-Chronicle said today |. {that Prime Minister Churchill will}
Ladies of the G: A. R. will sponsor |
ottuaty Pp, mM Friends invited ‘WELLS—Mary Ellen, beloved mother of Mrs. Proctor and. foster-mother ells, away Tuesday also survived by 3 grand. and 3 great-grandchildren: Srsices at the Tesid residence, ly Ye p.m, Friends may call at "this address any. time, - Interment Moral Park. WIEGAND--Conrad, 70, beloved husband of ida. I. Wiegand, father of Share Purdy, Alberta nd, Pe AWAD, William, Henry, Robert Wiegan: and Carl Wiegand (deceased), brother of Frank Wiegand of ‘Day ton, father of Maurice Sihwe ah, navy, Dotty Lou Wiegand, Lot ny, Shirley, Bobby. Charlene ad J oe ie Wies pased. away Monday norning. nr Thursday, § fro » Frances de Sales uh Burial st Joseph's cemetery. Priends eall a Shirley Bros® Irving Hill Chapel. hott E. Washington st. “after 7 p..m. Mon ddy until §:30 a. m, Thursday. WOTHERSPOON - Elizabeth, wife of Peter, mother of Hugh, passed away Wedness
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enlisted co-operation of the hotel management and the services of the local Warner Brothers officials. None doubted his He “tipped-off” night club owners about the stars’ coming and got tips in return’ as high as $1000. He “hired” 20 members. of the cast of
Olsen and Johnson's “Sons’of Fun”|,
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al 1:30 Thursday at funeral Buria Washington Park. BRADEN-—8econd Lieutenant Maurice E., age 21 years, entered into rest Oct. 29, at Ontario, Cal, husband of Wands Lee Braden, son of Mr. and Mrs, Curl P. Braden, grandson of Mrs, Maude Braden; Serviees Thursday, 1:30 m, at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. tal Memorial Park” cemetery. GALLARAN -Roy P ..” brother of Beatrice, Bremerton, Wash., “uncle of d. Iceland, and William Copeand, city, died Wed y Puneral notice later. Kirby mortu HELLEKSON—John H., husband of Emma 8, father of Mrs. Stacey B. Lindley, passed away Monday. Service at Flan. ner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 10 a m. Priends invited. Cremation at Planner & Buchanan crema
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