Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1946 — Page 4

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(Continued From Page One) morrow night. In the contests next week, only those pupils, who have survived this week's round will take part. No new entries wlil be accepted for any center that has held

A group of contestants hold an informal review after last night's preliminary session in The Times Spelling Bee at Christian community center. Left to right are (seated) Virginia Lee Weingardt, Marianne Eisenhut and Mary Kathryn Miller and (standing) Newell Hall, Patricia Burkett, Norman Wise and Jane Reed.

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Mixed emotions are portrayed by three of ‘the preliminary winners on the last round of the Keystone community center match in The Times Spelling Bee last night, Left to right are Irma

Rutner, Betty

Five More Spelling Winners

its first preliminary. Pupils may entér a first preliminary until the starting time of the match. Tonight the spellers compete at Kirshbauny, ‘' Northeast, Coleman, Hill and Communal community centers. Tomorrow night's matches are set for South Side Community center and Emergon Avenue Baptist church. All events start at 7:30 p. m. and admission is free to’ the public. Here are last night's winners who will line up in next week's second preliminary in the order listed:

Brookside community center — Henry Russell, St. Philip Neri; Patty Baker, School ‘81; Shirley Ann Hessler, Little

Flower; Edith Resener, Edward Steward, Bili Sexton and Joan Olson, of School 81; Bhirley Coulter, Little Flower: Betty Wilson, School 81; Therese McCarthy, St. Philip Neri: Jane Woods, School 54; Patricia Matthew, St. Philip Neri; Eleanor Boersig, Little Flower; Jackie Wellebey, School 54; Betty Bishop, 8t. Philip Neri; Judy Callahan, Little Flower; Jim Cinoskey. Patricia Baines, Karan Arnold, RoseWilson, Charles Hodge, and Joan r, of Bt. Philip Neri; Mary Lou Payton, .Bchool 54; Patty O'Brien, Little , and Shirley Bmith, James school.

Christian community eenter—Mary Jo Culpepper, Shirley Hildebrandt and Alice Fath, all of Our dy of urdes; Beverly Hendrickson, School 85; Norma. J. Smith, Holy Name; Mary Miller, School 85; Patricia Burkett, Holy Name" Gretchen von Germeten and Maureen Kernel, Our Lady of Lourdes; Edward Raymann, Holy Name; John Griffin Crump, M. E. O'Sullivan, Richard Glassmeyer; and Mary E. McShay, of Our Lady of Lourdes; Tom Jones, Holy Name; Norma Midthbauget, School 82; Nadine May and Philip Jones, of Lourdes: Lois Ramsden, : Marianne Eisenhut, Mary A. Just, Patricia Schoettle and .Theima LaGrotte, Our Lady of Lourdes; Gertrude Montag and Judy Jones, Holy Name. Keystone community center — Robert Doane, School 39; Nancy Lee Edmonds and Irma Rufner, School 21; Donna Parrish, Betty Spears and Colleen Freeland,

School 39, ; : Every mail continues to bring

more entries for the record list of participants from public and paro-

Matches tonight and tomorrow

night: will complete the week-long schedule of first preliminaries in The Times Spelling Bee. Pupils who have not entered may sign up just before the start of the event at their center, but no new entries for any center will be accepted after -the first preliminary there. Contests start at 7:30 p. m, The public is invited and admission is free. Tonight and April 11

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS

nt—Mixed Emotions Feature

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“What was that word?” ,

.. To her dismay, Marcia Freeman (right)

was spelled down in the. Northwestern community center match of

The Times Spelling Bee last night. words to the contestants,

Are Named

chial schools.’ Those listed here are the latest to come in and are in addition to names that have already appeared in The Times. If you have sent in an entry and‘ your name has not been printed, go to the center designated for your school and your name will be added, New entrants also may sign up before the matches start at 7:30 p. m. Communal building, tenight — Carol Tietz, ‘Barbara Pasller, Buzanne Toner, Mary Jo Springman, Bunice Riedman, Sally ' Carroll, Sharon Beck, Charlotte Otte, Donna Nelis, Albert Hobertz, Roseann Johnson, Frances Tietz, Barbara Lynch, Constance Bennett, Barbara Miller, Viola Douglas, Rosaly Greene, Mary M. Haessig, Patricia Steffen, Patricia Derilin, James Haag, Mary J. Mclivain, Mary Conway, Margie Schaefer, William Patterson, Ronald Hollcraft, Joan Riley, Jeanne Mohrhaus, Martha Sanders, Zita Krese, Geraldine Gray, Mary Jellison, Betty Jellison, Patricia Feltz, William R. Walker, Arthur Piedd, James A. Rucher, James McElroy, Eddie Pierle, Helen Quinn, Mary Tries, Marilyn Crothers, Joan Prilles, Joan Freeman, Charles Drullinger, Margaret O'Donnell, Wiliam Osterman, Marilyn Suding and Maryann Feltman, all of Sacred Heart Catholic school. Northeast community center, tonight— Mary Linne, Gilbert Crays, Nancy Watts, Jerry Wright, Janice Smith, William Sanders, James Horning, Mary Lou Meneghini, Rosemary Kidwell, James Madden, Joy Schenkel, Carole “Brooks, Patricia Emery, Bud Bixler, Patricia Schmitt, James Wampler, Camille Woerdema, Patty Watts, Joe Meyers, Kurt Benttage, Mary Ann Latham, Shirley Woerdema, Joan Litzelman and Barbara Gatton, all of St. Francis de Sales Catholic school. Coleman community center, tonight— Rosemary Conway and David Boles, both

of St. Anthony's Catholic school; and Don Dawson of School 67. Hill community center, tonight—Roz-

zetta Moore, Dorothy Shuron and Lloyd Madden, all of School 26. South Side community center, tomorrow —Richard Toon of School 28: and Joan Ralston of St. Patricks Catholic school. Catholic school. Emerson Ave. Baptist church, tomorrow —~S8tanley Wise of School 62. Pupils at James E. Roberts school, go to center nearest home—Margaret Tressler,

Here Is Tonight's Schedule In The Times Spelling Bee

nouncer, A. Wayne Murphy: judges, James Bell, Mrs, Ethel Harvey and Robert Trittipo,

Tomorrow and April 13

Emerson Avenue Baptist church, E. New York and Emerson ave.—Schools 3, 57, 58, 62, 77 and T8. Pronouncer, Mrs. E. ©. Rumpler; judges, John G, McNutt, Harold Winslow. and Walter Lata South Side community center, 1221 Shelby st.—Schools 7, 8, 13, 18, 38, and St. Patrick's Catholic school, Emmanus Evangelical Lutheran school and St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran school. Pronouncer, { Miss Kathryn McPherson; Judges, Ross {| Manly, -Mrs, Ernest Piepenbrok and Dr

Miss Eura Sargent announced the

they wait for Naomi Eackle to try

was the only one of the group who

Eyes left for Donna Wise, Margaret Tressler and Jack Tolson as

preliminary at Riley community center last night. Margaret Tressler

pronouncer is Mrs, Jack R. Williams,

"THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1046

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Joan Webber, of St. Philip Neri Catholic school, spells out a word

over the microphone for the crowd

which last night saw her numbered

among the 25 survivors in Brookside community center's first prelim«

inary of the Bee, The pronouncer

a word in The Times Spelling Bee

spelled all her words correctly, The

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Eligibility—An entrant must eighth grade at the time he

16 years before May 28.

Mail or bring this form NOW to: Indianapolis Times,

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not have passed beyond the competes in any preliminary,

Spelling Bee Director,

URGES VOTERS TO REGISTER PROPERLY

Democratic State Chairman Fred Bays today warned Democrats, particularly in Marion county, to make sure they are properly registered before the registration deadline April 8. : “Bear this in mind,” Mr. Bays said in his weekly release to the press, *the new election laws, which may not even be constitutional, turn over the election machinery to the Republicans, who

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| —8chools 27, 29, 32, 36 and 45 and Sev-

Coleman communMy center, 2535 W. Michigan st.—8chools 50, 52, 53, 67, 75 and Holy Trinity and St. Anthony Catholic schools. Pronouncer, Miss Bernice! Lamb; judges, James Cozatt, Mrs, Her-| bert Kinney and the Rev. Father E. T. Bockhold. | Communal building, 17 W. Morris st.—| Schools 6, 12, 22, 25, 83 and Holy Rosary, | St. Johan's and Sacred Heart Catholic schools, Pronouncer, John Efroymson; judges, Gustav Lohse, Mrs. David Shapiro and Mrs. Lester Craig. Hill community center, 1806 Columbia ave.—Schoo! 26 and St. Rita (east branch) Catholic school. Pronouncer, Miss Lois Mills; judges, Miss Deotis Hardeman, Miss Ida Armour and Miss Blanche Hinton, { Kirshbaum center, 2400 N. Meridian st. enth Day .Adventist school, Pronouncer, Sidney Tuchman; judges, Miss Rose Tobias, Miss Audrey Klen and Miss Gertrude Schuchman,

Northeast community center, 330 E. 30th st.—Schools 1, 51, 69 and 73 and St Francis de Sales Catholic school. Pro-

REJOINS FACULTY | AT ST. JOSEPH'S

Times Special RENSSELAER, Ind, April 4— Edward Fisher has rejoined the faculty of St. Joseph's college as a member of the journalism department and director of public rela- | tions, college officials announced today. : Mr. Fisher, who served three and one half years in the army, was| discharged at the rank of-eaptain.| He was assigned as an escort to foreign correspondents in the C. B. I. theater and was an escort officer | for 55 members of the press who made up the first convoy across the | Stilwell road. { He also wrote the combat his- | tory of the Burma campaigns and assisted in writing the history of the India-Burma theater.

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TIBETAN CULTIST

BEGINS JAIL TERM

CHICAGO, April 4 (U P)~— Hugh Greer Carruthers, self-styled | “Kum Bum of Tibet,” surrendered to federal officers ‘yestérday to be-| gin five years of meditation—in al penitentiary. Carruthers was found guilty last | sping of charges of using the mails | to defraud in furthering what he described as a “neo-logical founda- | tion” dedicated to the teachings of | his followers. The government argued that Car- | ruthers, who said he had been a monk in a Tibetan lamasery, was more interested in the financial standing of his followers than in their souls,

WELL-KNOWN KOKOMO BUSINESSMAN DIES

KOKOMO, Ind, April 4 (U, P.. —Clyde C. McCoy, 65, well-known businessman and a native of SHarpsville, died yesterday after an | illness of “one .year. ‘An insurance man, McCoy formerly was associ-

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are making the most of thelr

power. It is known that over 100,000

dianapolis alone are no longer on the books as registered voters.”

otherwise qualified: voters in In-|

is Mrs. Harold H. Walter.

GERALD SMITH PAYS VISIT HERE

Just Came to Ask About Mote’s Health, He Says.

Carl H. Mote’s new “United Farme ers of America” organization today supposedly had the personal bless ing of Gerald L. K. Smith, national director of the “America First Crusade.” Mr. Smith dashed into town yese terday afternoon, dashed out again early this morning for Cleveland after staying overnight at the Claypool. His secretary issued a prepared statement asserting his “main purpose” {n visiting Indian apolis was “to inquire concerning the health of my good friend, Carl H. Mote.” Mr. Mote is seriously ill. as Methodist hospital. Some 50 of his followers yesterday decided to ine

corporate under the name of “United Farmers of America.” Miss Opal Tanner, secretary of the

group, said Mr. Smith did not ate tend the organization meeting, held in the Riley hotel. Mr. Motes backers bolted the Na= tional Farmers guild, from which their chief was expelled as presie dent last October. Another leader, Arthur Booth of Sandoval, Ill, pro= posed yesterday that the new group meet later with other organizations fostering ideas similar to their own,

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CHICAGO, April 4 (U, P.).—The

On the constitutionality point, Mr. Bays referred to” a recent squabble over local election commissioners, withdrawn from the su-

cated it might challenge constitutionality of the registration law.

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Federal Public Housing Authority Regional Office announced that {William E. Mohler, Indianapolis, Ind. contractor, has been authorized

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