Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1945 — Page 12

EDUCATION GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS

Blection of Miss JoAnn Cunhingham, 3717 N. Delaware st., Butler

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organization, was announced today. Other officers include Miss MarIndianapolis, vicepresident, and Miss Marjorie Garrett, Indianapolis, secretary. Miss Cunningham is a. member

university junior, as president of of the Butler Newman club and the Elementary Education Students [Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.

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Indianapolis Symphony Maestro Fabien Sevitsky today headed an {Indiana post-war musie committee, appointed by Governor Gates. Purpose of the new group will be to promote and co-ordinate musical activities in communities throughout the state. Members, in addition to Mr, Sevitzky, are Theodore B, Griffith, president of L. 8. Ayres & Co,; Charles J. Lynn, vice president of Ell Lilly & Co.; Eugene C, Pulliam, publisher of the Star; Frank Prelman, vice president and general manager of the Magnavox Corp, Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Margaret Taylor Shephard, head of the Evansville college music department. Among projects considered is location of a state music camp at Limberlost, when and if it becomes a state park.

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WARREN GENTRAL OWL RATED HIGH

The rating of Warren Central's school paper, the Warren Owl, as first class-excellent for 1944-45 by the National Scholastic Press association newspaper scoreboard has been announced by Clyde Nice, journalism adviser, Election of the following Warren students to the Owl staff has been announced : Jackie Hertweck, senior, editor in chief; Margaret Higginbotham, associate editor; Virginia Bremer and Wanda Morris, feature writers; Mary Winslow and Ann Goold, copy readers; Kenneth Tuxhorn and Jacquelyn Kirby, sports writers; Joan Wachstetter, photography, and Doreen Sanders, publicity editor. Jackie Hertweck, Ann Goold, Joan Wachstetter, Mary Winslow and Marilyn Needler will represent the school paper at the Indiana High school Press association convention at Franklin college Oct. 26 and 27.

SAY BIG 3 TO STUDY SHIPPING WITH TURKS

LONDON, Oct. 15 (U. P) ~The official Soviet news agency Tass said last night that the Big Three agreed at Berlin to discuss with Turkey the revision of the Montreux agreement, which governs shipping through the Dardanelles, The Tass dispatch, broadcast by Radio Moscow, sald that representatives of the United States, Britain and Russia will conduct direct conversations with the Turks because “the agreement “does not correspond to the present situation. Tass said that reports published in the United States that the Big Three agreed to approach Turkey individually on the question “are not correct.”

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Durocher, baseball's top umpire baiter, starred in the first USO show to play Tokyo.

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Raines, at 13:80, 4, 7:10 and 10:20. “That's the Spirit,” with Jack

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Qakie and Peg Ryan, at 11:20, ' 2.30, 5:40 and 8:50. predicted the St. Louis Cardinals INDIANA and the New York Yankees would

win the 1946 pennants. The performers were supported by the 8th army swing band. The show will appear in Yokusuka, Atsugi, 4 Yokohama and other occupied areas in Japan and Korea.

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