Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1945 — Page 15

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 19:

Howe High

Nine teachers have been added to the Howe high school faculty for the fall semester, Mrs. Margaret Butz and Miss Elizabeth Smith have been added to the English department; Mrs, Barbara Y. Charles and Richard Hammond to the science department and Mrs, Frances S. Swengel to the mathematics ‘and physical education departments.

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Also added=to the mathematics department is Mrs. Rose R, Scales. E. Franklin Fisher will teach commercial subjects and be an assistant coach and Mrs, Ellen Wallings-

ford will teach social studies, NERVOUS TENSION Mrs, Butz, Mrs. Wallingsford and

Mr, Hammond graduated from Ball Btate Teachers’ College, where Mr. Hammond also taught physics for one Year, \ Mr. Fisher, recently discharged from service, spent three years on an LST boat. He was graduated from Central Normal college and received his master's degree at Bute

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Mrs. Elliott, who attended both DePauw university and the University of Wisconsin, came to Howe from Shortridge. Mrs. Charles attended Butler university and Mrs. Scales was graduated from the University of Chicago. : Mrs. Swengel came to Howe from Southport. She is a graduate of Indiana Central college. Miss Smith ‘was graduated from Butler university and came to Howe from New Castle high schook™

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Says Japs Must Learn Way Back Will Be Hard.

By FRANK TREMAINE United Press Staff Correspondent TOKYO, Sept: 14~Prince Fumimaro 'Konoye. believes that the government's first responsibility is to convince every Japanese of their country’s error in war-making and that the way back will be long and hard, Konoye, three times premier

~the equivalent § of vice premier, § admitted in an jg interview that many Japanese were not cone vinced of Japan's guilt in taking the OE —— road to war, Prince Konoye Now the defeated country faces a long era of poverty in which it

reformed and is fit to be a member of the world family of nations, Konoye said, ) He emphasized that the people of Japan must accept the blame, and foresaw hard times in the future. ‘Determined on Democracy’

He said the rice supply was short by almost 50,000,000 bushels, or about one-eighth, of the amount considered necessary to feed the country. Political and government reorganigation will be along “the dems ocratic lines” required by the Pots~ dam declaration, Koneye said, adding: “We are determined to establish democracy.” He said it wouild be somewhat on the British pattern, with the royal family and premier, “but it will be based on the principles of democraey.” Konoye estimated that in the forthcoming elections about onehalf of the members of the present diet—in office four years and acts ing as a rubber stamp in approve ing the wartime government's dee mands--will be returned te office. . Resigned to Poverty ;About half of the diet was forced into office before the war by the military, he said. “We must put up with being poor for a long time,” Konoye said, “We hope the United Nations will permit peaceful economic growth in tine and the resumption of our place in foreign trade.” Asked when he thought that might come about, he answered: “That is up to the United Nations,” He said the government was try» ing to work out the emergency methods of providing food and shelter in the present urgent situation, It proposes the construction of small, temporary houses to shelter the homeless during the winter, Japan, Konoye said, expects to work out her own rehabilitation,

in rebuilding the vast vital industries destroyed by bombe« ing, he said the country had ne

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Osteopaths Plan Convention Here

The Indiana association of osteopathic physicians and surgeons will hold its annual three-day” convention at the Hotel Antlers beginning Sunday afternoon. Included in the program are addresses by Dr. John D., Hall, Kendallville, president of the In~ diana association; Dr. Gail G, Jackson; Vincennes, past president and Dr. Herman Rinne, Indianapolis, legislative committee chairman. ; Dr. John H, Eagan, South Bend, will be installed as president and a new group of officers elected. Dr. L. W. Yoder, Wabash, is program chairman, |

FIVE QUALIFY FOR | ADVANCED STANDING

Five Shortridge high school graduates passed the advanced standing | examination in mathematics and| have advanced to the second term | course of analytical geometry at! Purdue university.

The five boys are James C. Ars| thur, Ressel N, Ashmore, Robert | Davis, Reid Reassler and Richard Hatton, The average number who pass the test is 25 per cent, |

13 GERMANS GIVEN DEATH FOR CRUELTY

'FRANFURT, Sept. 14 (U, P).= Thirteen Germans have been sentenced to death and eight others to imprisopment at hard labor for | atrocities against American serv-| icemen, the U. 8. army judge advocale's office revealed yesterday, Murders and beatings of American filers shot down during raids on Ger-| many constituted a majority of the cases tried,

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