Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1945 — Page 12

: FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1945 Sherman Grimes, 23, of 1101 N, Senate ave,

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In the receiving line were Miss

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Howard © Cook,

George Sprague, Mrs. Mary Sue

Gary, Miss Nancy McIntosh and Miss Christine Bennett, new faculty members; Principal and Mrs, H. H. Anderson, and W, PF, Reagan and Lewis Ewing, ex-servicemen. Mrs. Elizabeth Cochran ‘directed

Award of the All-American hon. ( highest award given by the National Newspaper Critical service of the National Scholastic Press association, has again been awarded to the Arsenal Cannon,

The award is sponsored by the University of Minnesota school of

New members of the Technical high school faculty and returning servicemen were honored at a tea Wednesday in the tewer room of

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a musical program. Others who took part in the program were Miss Susannah Miller, Miss Marjorie Flickinger, Miss Esther Patten, Mrs. Ruth O, Marvel, Miss Emily McCullough, Miss Johanna: Mueller, Miss Anna Brockhausen, Miss Grace Emery, Mrs, Martha Turpin, Miss Hilda Kreft, Scott McCoy, Earl W. Ensinger and Miss Gertrude Thuemler,

Freshmen Parly Two freshmen mixers for beginning Technical students will be presented by the service club in the boys! gym, Oct. 22 and 23. Barbara Dearing is general chairman,

Six Technical high school art students have been awarded schol« arships to John Herron Art institute for Saturday classes, They are Darrell Waggoner, Carolyn Smock, Janette Smith, Alice Richardson, Neil Redmond and Robert E.

Clark.

Four Shortridge high school art students today had been awarded scholarships to Saturday morning classes at the John Herron art ine stitute, Recipients of the awards were Sharon Collins, Joseph Shepard, Yvonne Nelson and Hazel Woghorst.

Christmas Echo Staff Appointment of members of the staff of the Christmas Echo were announced today by Nancy Judy, editor. Stafl members are:

Bhirley Rose and Genie Nicholson, literary editors; Robert Palmer and Ellen

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Clark and Mary Ann poetry; Richard Pratt, Jack Frasier and Charles Kaufman, sports, and Alan Parrish, business manager. man also will act ss advertising manager. The annual talent show produced and directed by members of the Shortridge high school freshman class is scheduled Nov. 14 in the schoo} auditorium,

A formal tea sponsored by the 8hortridge Horizon club will be held Sunday at the home of Mary Bertrand,

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Bix Shortridge students have volunteered for the student council of the Children’s museum. The six are Joan Davis, Ann Byrne, Debbie McDougall, Nancy Jones, Deloris Huber and Jean Bures.

YMCA Forums to Begin at Butler

MISS MARY MAY ROMINE of Covington will act as student moderator at the first Y. M. C. A. forum to be held this year at Butler uni. versity Thurse day, according to David Pate rick, chairman of arrangements, Topic of the informal student discussion will be “Labor and Manage- Miss Romine ment.” Allen H. Gardner, Y. M. C. A representative, will supervise the debate. Assisting Mr. Patrick with arrangements for the forum are Misses Betty Lee Snyder and Betty Handy, and Willlam Tobin and William Thompson of Indianapolis; Miss Jane Sumner, Owensville, and Curtiss Hentgen, Wabagh.

RECESS IS TAKEN IN MURDER TRIAL

SOUTH BEND, Oct. 12 (U, PJ) — The first-degree murder trial of Ferdinand J. Sygler was at =a standstill today, scheduled for continuation in 8t. Joseph circuit court next Monday. Sygler is charged with murder

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old son, John, during a quarrel at their South Bend home last March 14. '

[INVENTOR OF TORTURE

DEVICE GETS LIFE

PARIS, Oct. 12 (U. P.).—A French court of justice sentenced Plerre Grangey, 42, to life imprisonment last night for inventing and selling a torture device known as “danseuse” to the German gestapo. The “danseuse” was used to attach wrists and ankles to an elec trie magneto which shocked the victims into talkativeness.

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LISTED AS AS DEAD

Another Reported Wounded On Luzon.

One former Indianapolis resident has been reported killed in action after being listed as missing and another local soldier has been reBofied wounded.

T. Sgt. Owen J. Nenling, nephew of Mr. and Mrs, William V. Neuling, Indianapolis, killed in Holland, Ple, James E. Alvis, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Alvis, wounded on Luzon. T. Sgt. Neuling, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. O, Neuling, formerly of Indianapolis and now Hving in Louisville, Ky., was reported missing Sept. 18, 1944, in Holland and later killed on that date. Formerly employed at the Thorn. ton-Levy Printing Co., he held the alr medal with three oak leaf clusters, Burviving in addition to his parents and aunt'and uncle are his wife, Bernice, St. Cloud, Minn.; two brothers, Cpl. Edward Neuling, in the Philippines, and Kenneth, Louisville; and six sisters, Magdaline, Martha, Betty and Jane Neuling and Virginia Bynum, all of Louis. ville and ‘Miss Mary Neuling, Indianapolis. Plc. Alvis, who is 19, was wounded while serving with the 86th division on Luzon. He previously received slight wounds during two months’ service in Germany. A graduate of Princeton high school and employee of the New York Central railroads before entering service in” March, 1944, Pfc. Alvis has been overseas since April. He served in Germany and was home this summer before being sent to the Pacific. His brother, Cpl Roger Alvis, a German prisoner of war five months, is stationed at Camp Atterbury.

ROBBED OF $120 AT ILLINOIS AND OHIO

A Ti-year-old man was approached by a stranger at Illinois and Ohio sts, last night who grabbed him by the throat and robbed him of his billfold containing $120, according to police reports. ® The victim, Henry James, of Memphis, Tenn, told police his ate tacker was about 35 and wore a light tan suit,

Being Redeployed

PARIS, Oct. 12 (U. P).~Redeployment timetable of U. 8.1 army divisions: 5th Armored: Arrived An. United States yesterday. = 77th, 9th, 10th and 16th Armored, 70th Infantry: On high seas, 8th Armored: At Camp Oklahoma City in Oise area, move to staging area delayed until late October. 36th, 86th, 75th, 79th, 39th Infantry, 12th Armored, 16th Corps: Alerted for shipment.

BAD CHECK. CHARGES

Arrest of four alleged check-

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