Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1945 — Page 20

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Broad Ripple to Add New Wing Next Year.

Construction of a new wing at Broad Ripple high schogl<-first step in a postywar building program in city schools—will begin early next year, The. school board last night approved building plans and the issuance of $300,000 in bonds, The addition, requested by a

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vicirity, will Include two stories and a basement. It will accommodate 15 classrooms. “« A publi¢ hearing on the bond issue will be ‘held Oct. 30 at schoo hoard offices. % : Teachers Approved * Appointment of 10. teachers for this school year also was approved by the hoard. New teachers are Martha T, Amos, Christine D. Bennett, Ruth Burrows, Vera L.. Cole, Estelle E. Davis, Myra ‘C. Flynn, Maude 8. Lutes, Jean M, Navel, Vera W. Rinsgh and Ellen Wallingsford. The following persons were appointed to the night school staff: Gordon Johnson, Arthur Shull and M. D. Williams, Manual high school; W. A, Rush, Garold Bramb~

Another Indianapolis sailgr who was aboard the U., 8. cruiser Indi-

Indianapolis officer has been reported missing in action, They are: Seaman . 1-¢ Eldridge Wayne Bowles, son of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Ben Bowles, ‘516 BE. Iowa st. presumed lost on the Indianapolis. Lt. John William Colglazier, 25, husband of Mrs. Helen Colglazier,

typhoon in Japan, In Service 22 Months A telegram received by Seaman

facts led the navy to believe there was no hope of his survival when the Indianapolis was sunk. He had previously been listed missing, Seaman Bowles, who was 31, had been in service 22 months. Before entering the service he opérated his. own coal and ice route and was a member of the Church of God and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. His wife, Kathleen, and stepdaughter, Judith Ann and daughter, Sundra Kay, live in Camby. He 1s the brother of Augustine Bowles art. of Mrs. Paul Cline, both of Indianapolis, and the grandson of Mrs. Betty Sayers, also of Indian apolls, Was<l, U. Graduate

lett, Harold Maves and M. W, Slattery, Téchnical; John Baker, Crispus Attucks, and Mae Belle King, Meta High and Alice Cowan, dfternoon classes, Resignations Accepted

Resignations of Julia A, Hall and

Lt. Colglazier, who is 25, was listed missing after his ship, stationed off the coast of Japan, was swept by a

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Navy Reports an Indianapolis Seaman Lost, Officer Missing

anapolis is presumed lost and one

1107 N. Riley st, missing after a

Bowles’ parents said a review. of

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minesweeper, he had served 21 months in the Atlantic and three months in the Pacific, Lt. Colglazier, a graduate of Salem high school and Indiana university, was a member of Sigma Chi and Alpha Chi Sigma, honorary chemistry fraternity. He enlisted several days after Pearl Harbor and went to active duty in October, 1942. His parents are Mr, and Mrs. Alvin R. Colglazier, Salem, and he is the nephew of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Rhea, Beech ‘Grove. Three Indiana soldiers also have been listed as liberated from Japanese prison camps. They are Pvt. Lawrence Norris, Albany; Pvt, Clement P. Schmitt, Evansville, and Pvt. Harold J. Shrode, Rockport. Blake W. Gearhart, Ft. Wayne

typhoon. Sept. 18. Hn, charge of 3

civilian internee, also was freed.

10, 0. F. MEETS HERE THURSDAY

Election, ~ Installation * of Officers Scheduled.

Murray L. Gordon of Greens-

|burg, grand master, is in charge

of the 109th annual communication of the I. O. O. F. fo be held tomorrow and Friday in the Odd

[Fellow building.

Officers will be elected and installed by representatives of more than 400 subordinate lodges of the grand lodge who will attend the communication. Also participating in the two-day meeting will be the following grand officers: Maurice A. Curtis of Culver, deputy grand master; Alva FP. Hand of New Albany, grand warden; H. E. Roesner of Indianapolis, grand secretary, and Frank McConaughey of Franklin, grand treasurer. \ A luncheon will be held tomorrow for the representatives of 46 districts and appointive officers of the grand lodge.. Tomorrow night there will be a banquet for members of the Past Grand Officers’ association with Paul A. Pfister of Indianapolis as toastmaster. Degree work will follow the-ban-quet with a staff from’ Merger lodge 5 and Friendship lodge 22 of Lafayette conferring the first degree. William Zimmerman of Rochester, past grand master, will be installing officer,

Local Briefs

Ella Jo Russ, grade school teachers, were accepted. A leave of absence

Return of Floyd Hurt from a leave was approved.

wag granted a leave of absence,

MAN SUFFERS BURNS |

Herbert Middleton, 21, of 406 8, |i

when gasoline which he was using fo clean a motor was ignited. He

hospital where his condition is

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Oxford st, was burned last night|bama st,

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was granted to Dwight: C. Park.|american Youth Hostels, Iné., will join the Edgewood Wheelmen club| GREENCASTLE, Oct.

In addition, Mrs. Cecil Purcell Suflday for a trip to Madison and|Gold day, the annual homecoming was appointed as a substitute senior |Clifty Falls state park. The trip| celebration at DePauw university, assistant at the city library, Eliza-|is open to all who like to bike of |will'be held Saturday when the Debeth Alice Wills was named a |hike. junior assistant and Dolly Mitchell [Private cars which will leave at 7:15| Battling Bishops, President Clyde E. a. m, from Southeastern ave. just| Wildman announced today. west of Shelby st. Reservations may be made by calling Carl Steadman at BL, 1668. The local branch has

Transportation will be in

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Local home visitors of the Social

was given first aid and taken to City|service department of the Indian-

apolis public schools will attend the|dance will be given By the navy tri-state pupil-personnel conference|V-12 unit in Bowman gymnasium, to be held Friday and Saturday in Gary, The conference includes so= cial workers from Indiana, Ohio and Michigan.

EGYPTIAN TOLL IS 6000 CAIRO, Oct. 10 (U. P.).—Approxi-

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coffer degrees at Masonic temple.

The Moose will Food Craft at 1:30

mtaely 6000 Egyptians were killed and and estimated 96,000,000 pounds (about $803,443,000) in property damage resulted from enemy action in Egypt during the war, the Egyptian finance minister reported today.

Organizations

’ ies Bible class of the Emerson aptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Fischer, 514 N. DeQuincy, at 12:30 p.m. Friday covered-dish luncheon.

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The Hoosier City auxiliary 140, National Association of Letter Carriers, will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at the Y.W.C. A Mrs, Charles E. Mills will preside,

announce committees for the coming year,

Past presidents will. be entertained Hy the Queen Esther auxHiary, O, E 8." at 2 p.m. Friday in the Masonic temple, North and Illinois sts.

Prospect chapter 452, O. KE, 8., will meet at the Prospect Masonic hall at 7:45 p.m, Monday, Following the business meeting a baby dedication service will be neld,

Corinthian auxiliary, O. KE. 8., will have a Tom Bremmen show, Oct. 20, at Ever green’ Masonic lodge. A dinner will be given at 6:30 p. m.

Naomi auxiliary 131, O.E. 8, will meet Friday for a noon luncheon and business meeting and a bazaar at the home of Mrs, Nora Moore, 36656 Keystone ave. Mrs, ugusta Grumann will preside.

Gélden Rule chapter 413, 0. E. 8, will p.m. Friday in the Mrs. Lola Dickinson is orthy matron and Oscar Dickinson Is orthy patron,

Homemaking commitiee of the

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Times Special 10. — Old

Pauw Tigers play Ohio Wesleyan’s

The game will be the eighth con-|

test between the two schools. Last year Ohio Wesleyan won, 35 to 0, following DePauw’s 42-to-0 trouncing of the Bishops in 1943. Between halves the traditional crowning of the Old Gold ‘queen will take place, and in the evening a

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TRUMAN HAILS CHINA

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1945 aims of aggression” He pledged ; the United States to aid China 1m | FOR JAP WAR ROLE\.. cn run vemocrscy: rE . WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. (U. P)v—{ The President issued & statemeng President Truman said today that|nailing China on the 34th apni without China's resistance Japan |versary of her revolution agaifist might have succeeded in its “savage emperor-rule.

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