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"FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1965

, THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

+ SUMMER OPERA

. PLANS STARTED|

healer Association Onerrs Drive -for Funds. |

Indianapolis’ may soon have full-! season summer opera, | Plans moved forward yesterday | when the new Indianapolis Theater Association elected its first officers and opened a drive for $75,000 to initiate the opera. The programs are to be presented’ in the modern $150000 amphitheater, which is to be built soon in Garfield Park and is to be ready for inauguration next summer, Named President Joseph M. Bloch was named president of the theater association; Henry Holt, first vice president; William A.. Hughes, second Vice president; Mrs. Earl B. Barnes, sec-| retary, and James S. Rogan, treas- | urer, { Mr. Bloch ‘reported that some! progress has been made in obtain-| ing subscriptions through the pub-| Nc appeal. but there is still a long! way to go. He explained that $75,-

and produce high-quality shows! until the theater becomes self- | sustaining. | Newly appointed directors of the association include: Leonard A. Strauss, Russell L| White, Elmer A. Steffen, Fabien Sevitzky, Louis W. Brandt, H. R.| Keeling, EH Lilly, Theodore B.| Griffith, Charles J. Lynn, M. S.| Block, Mrs. Harry T. Pritchard, Joseph E. Cain, Gustav F. Lohss and John I. Kautz. Also William C. Griffith, George | A. Kuhn, Mrs. J. A. Goodman,| E. B. Newill, Pierre F. Goodrich, | Arthur R. Baxter, Dr. E. F. Kiser, | Mrs. Herman C. Wolff, Albert J.| Voigt and William H. Book.

3 INDIANA MEN LISTED AS DEAD

Two Indiana men, previously re-| ported missing, and a third, previ- | ously reported a prisoner of war, | have today been listed as dead by | the Navy department, They are: Motor Machinist's! Mate 2-¢ Kenneth Burl Clements, | Orleans, and Aviation Radioman | 2-c Herbert Andrew Kilgour Jr. Whiting, previously reported miss-/ ing, and Seaman 1-¢ David Marvin | Williams, Logansport, previously | reported a prisoner. Five Hoosier, formerly listed as| war prisoners, have now been listed | as safe. They include: Storekeep- | er 3-¢ Eldon Lee Byerly, Marengo; | Yeoman 3-c Doyle Dewitt Cordell, Clay City; Signalman 2-¢ Willis | Decon Gregg, Elkhart; Seaman 2-c | Arthur Owen Snyder, Walton, and | Chief Quartermaster Elza Russell Thaokery, Greensburg. Seaman 2-¢ Calvin Hacker Jr. Martinsville, | previously listed as missing, is also reported safe.

At Age of 86

DES MOINES, Ia., Oct. 26 (U. *P.) —Lois Carrizales became a father yesterday—at the age of 86. A baby girl was born here to Carrizales and his 21-year-old | wife, Mary. Carrizales, who is half Cherokee indian and half Spanish, said he has kept strong by a daily routine of chinning him-. self 40 times, chopping wood and 2 skipping rope. Carrizales has seven other chil- | ‘dren by a previous marriage, |

GERMAN ENVOY TO PARIS IS ARRESTED

LONDON, Oct. 26 (U. P.).—Oftto Abetz, German ambassador to Paris during the occupation, has been arrested in the French zone near the Swiss border, radio Paris said] last night. His name was expected to be added to the list of war criminals. Before the war he was a “fifth column” leader in France. After occupation he .played a major role] in collaboration with the Vichy] government and was blamed directly for shooting of many hostages. |

Becomes Father

. PENICILLIN SHORTAGE WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 (U,P.) ~—! A sudden shortage of penicillin, caused in part by a producers’| “price war,” is hampering work of | hospitals and private physicians | throughout the country, it was re- | vealed today.

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