Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1945 — Page 13

FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1945 4 TEACHERS ADDED an

arts department; Mrs, Ruth Brink

NAT WASHINGTON HIGH | oo te tary Hall, English ck Washington. high school has an-|department, and Mrs, Martha H. nounced the appointment of four|Warger, physical education departnew members to its teaching staff.’ ment. ols]

NOTICE: After 30 years in the same a location—I! am forced te move from 9 S. llinois st. (exact date will be announced shortly), to 136 W. Washington st., in the Indiana Theatre Bldg.

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30 MORE LOCAL MEN RELEASED

22 Discharged on Points at Atterbury.

Twenty-two Indianapolis men have been discharged at Camp Atterbury on points, eight have. been discharged through the army's age regulation and six local officers have reverted to inactive status. The men with 85 or more points are:

ee Lawrence R. Roth, 3344 WwW a sos T. Sgt. Norman L. Eggers, 528 8S. iA Pvt. Paul L. Miller, 1314 Alton Bhi T, 5th G ankenship

Woot pli Hildebrand, 44 Arnolds ave,; 8. Sgt. War: din M. Eastus, 1326 N. * Minots st.; T. Carl. R. Humphrey, 516 E. 18th at.: o. James I Murrell, 16 lass st; 8. ;: Raymond > Davis, R. P. D. 4, Box Rollie E. es. 30 -N. Audu3 Cpl. “Roart A. Slaughter, 1001 3 Ralph Waiss, aa Union gt. iH W. Lutes, R. Box 316; te, Arthur L. Waddle, Fa N. Delaware st.; T. Sth Gr. Garnett 8S. Franklin, 814 N. New Jersey st.; Pfc. Harry A. Biddle, 4120 BE. Mi an st. Ss. Sgt. Lowell W. Baurley, 1451 ongress ave; T. 4th Gr. James E, Quinn, BE. Michigan st.; Pfe. Robert E. Heath, 3047 N. Gale st., and T. Sgt. Donald W. man, Se E. Ohio dianapolis Tn discharged on the regulation governing men over 40 years of age are: T. Sgt. Barl P, Wheeler, 3164 Ken wood ave; Sgt. Lavern 8 Mendel, 1701 Gimber "sgt. Christian D. McConnell, 943 N, a ave,; Seton 27 W. 58th st. 3008 Hoxey st.; Sanders st.; Sgt. Noel B. E. 12th st., and Cpl. Paul Ba Million, 2001 Ruckle st Local officers now on the inactive list are: ist Lt. James P, Highley, AAF, 4061 N. Capitol st.; 1st Lt. John W: George, 6026 Hanerford st.; 2d Lt, James gan, AAF, 1180 8S. Richland st.; Frank P. Huse, Jr, AAF, 20388 Princeton st.; Capt. Henry G. Nester, AAFP, 2832 N. Capitol st.,, and 3d Lt, Lyhn M. Hubler, 501 Berkley rd.

SETS UP FELLOWSHIP CHICAGO (U. P).~A graduate | fellowship in power system engl neering has been established at the Illinois Institute of Technology. It is financed by the Westinghouse Educational foundation and carries a grant of $3000. It will be awarded !for the first time in July.

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D. 6 awarded by Gen. MacArthur.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Former Resident Visits Here * After Liberation From Japs!

Recently liberated from: the Santo plans to take refresher courses at Tomas internment camp in Manila, | Miami university. She is visiting |

Mrs. Iris Maxwell Warrington, for- Mrs. Jessie Chalifour, 958 Jeffer‘son ave., and was entertained ves-

merly of this city, is visiting here| io, qay afternoon at Ayres’ tearoom. before resuming study at Miami!

university, LEGION POST WILL After teaching for three years in STAGE RABBIT FRY

the public schools, Mrs. Warrington became director of art in the Philip- Rabbits in every size, shape, and pine islands in 1917. Later she came form (except on foot) will be served back to the United States to receive | ®t the first rabbit fry in Indiana, the masters degree at the Univer- [to be given tomorrow afternoon at °| sity of Chicago, and returned to the Broad Ripple American Legion post, 6300 College ave, Sponsored by the Marion County Rabbit Breeders association; the fry will last from 2 p. m. to midnight,

While in the Philippines she married Mr. Warrington, who died four days before the liberation of the civilans in Santo Tomas. Mrs. and recipes for many kinds of the Warrington received the civilian ci-|domestic rabbit dishes will be availtation for bravery and fortitude able. On the menu will be fried rabbit, On a leave from the University | {barbecued rabbit, rabbit and noo= of the Phillippines, Mrs, Warrington d dles, cakes, pies, and salads.

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CLARK IN VIENNA

Three Hoosier were among the] {first Americans to 'enter Vienna | {with Gen, Mark W. Clark’s forces. They are 1st Lt. Robert C. Ruske, | of Mrs, Myrtle Ruske, "3303 }

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EVENING CLASSES Begin Monday, September 17, 1945

Conservatory Symphony Concert Band Ear Training Harmony Music Literature Counterpoint Commercial Orchestration: Wind Instrument — Percussion Radio Fundamentals Radio Announcing

Collegiate Fall Registration September 10, 1045

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