Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1946 — Page 4

“Esther Warren, left, and Laura Birdwell is the semifinals at Shortridge high school May 3. They topped all spellers at

Coleman community eenter spellers... . (left to right) Delores Faletic, Bill Haines, Betty Tuggle, Lorraine Hider, Diane Case, WilJam Kern and Robert Babcock. The pronouncer is Miss Bereniece Lamb.

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THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. April 5 F) —Six lead doors were en route (U. P.).—The wind licked gravity | today to the Pacific for use in the ‘the other day in a queer battle of | atomic bomb tests. The doors, two the elements high up on the rim | of which weigh 2520 pounds each, of Wind River canyon, south of will be.used to protect cameras and here. |films from atomic rediation. A heavy stream of water had | ep been running for several days over] MORE QUAKES RECORDED ‘a high falls at the top of the can-{| NEW YORK, April 5 (U. P)~

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June Simpson, left, and Russell Cole, right, earned their way to the second preliminaries at Northeast community center in last night's Hill community center last night. The pronouncer is Deotis Hardeman. match, Center is Terry Dearden. The pronouncer is Mrs, Wayne Murphy. Sharon Baldwin.

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community centers to hear the youngsters match their wits.

Two centers—Kirshbaum and Hill —spelled down their groups until they had a winner and runner-up who will compete in the semi-finals at Shortridge. No events will be held at those places next week.

At Kirshbaum the winner was Marilyn Kelly, School 27, and the runner-up was Mary Lou Miller, also of School 27. Hill's winner was Esther Warren, School 26, and second was Laura Birdwell, St. Rita (east branch) Catholic school.

Contest Winners winners in the other contests, listed in the order they will line up for the second preliminary next

week, were:

Coleman Community Center — Walter Zeunick, Holy Trinity, Carolyn Lonberger, Eileen Lentz and Rita Baar, 8t. Anthony; Nola Whitaker, School 52; James Moore, School 67; Dorothy Vaughn, School 850; Julle King and Jean Phiesing, of St. Anthony; Delores Faletie, Joan Dezelan, Joe Dezelan, Skipper Cesnick and Joe Cmehil, Holy Trinity, Frances Bruner and Emma Bruner, School 52; Mary Jane Lohman, School 50; Charles Landrigan, Evelyn Litgelman, Catherine Grande and Celcil -Olements, of 8t. Anthony; Patricia Krouse,

The other day, however, a strong ” wind picked up the water as| Slight occurred off the tip of i tumbled over the brink, and|Alaska yesterday, Fordham univer-

blew it back high into the air,

smoke. ‘at 4:35 a. m.

yon, which is dry mos of the Year. |Two earthquakes described as “very

Catherine Rinani, Phyllis Lambert, Holy { Trinity. Communal Building—Patticia Feltz and Charles Drullinger, of Bacred Heayt. Mary- | anna Thomerson, School 22; Helen Mur- ! snd Mary Jo McHugh, St. John's;

| phy |sity announced today. The univer-| Mary Comado, Holy Rosary: Marilyn Cro:

y { ot | thers, Sacred Heart; Alfred Lerner and Prom the highway, a ncu-mileisity’s seismograph recorded one| yy ion giiverman, School 23; Ross Faires,

below, it looked like a spiral of quake at 11:38 p. m, and the other | Sacred Heart: Thomas Caito, Holy Ros-

| ary; Nancy Mills, School 22; James Haag, { Betty Teagardin and James McElry,

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Sacred Heart; Mary L. Williamson and Robert Graham, Hbly Rosary; Joan Foreman, Sacred Heart. Frank Mascari, Holy

Burks, School 12, and Anna Marie S8picuzza, Holy Rosary. Northeast Community Center — June low and Norma Bowers, of School 69; Russell Cole, School 73: Carole Smith,

Margaret Leighty and Evelyn Barnhill, School 69, and Joan Litzelman, Shirley

lage: Patty Watts, James Wampler, Carole

Nancy Watt, Barbara Gatton and Terry Dearden, of St. Francis de Sales,

Selections by Friday

represent Washington township in! the semi-finals at Shortridge, The event was to be held at the John Strange school. Other township! finals are listed for next week. All townships have been instructed by the Marion county school board to have their winners selected by next Friday. The 42 winners in the 21 districts of the city will be in the semifinals with the 18 winners representing nine townships. A group of the best spellers will return to Shortridge April 26 for the second semi-finals which will determine the 20 best who will compete in the Grand Finals May 3 at Shortridge. | Champion to Washington The Indianapolis champion se- | lected May 3 will receive valuable awards as well as every one of the 20 finalists. The champion will go to Washington, D. C., with all expenses paid by The Indianapolis Times to compete in the national spelling bee

May 23 to 26. The champion also will receive a 17-jewel gold wrist watch suitably engraved on the back and a gold “champion’s” pin to wear. Second place winner will receive a gold Eversharp fountain pen and pencil set and a sterling silver pin. Third, fourth and fifth places will get an Eversharp pen and pencil set plus suitable pins and all the other 15 finalists will be presented with contest pins. The last entries received for this year's spelling bee came from the following, who will compete tonight at the centers listed. These are in addition to some 1500 whose names have already appeared in The Times for matches throughout Indianapolis this week. : =

Emerson Avenue Baptist church—Robert D. Thomas, School 62, Rolla M. Eidgma, School 3

South Side community eenter——Ronald { Henson, School 13. John McClain, Joan Tiernsy, Francis Carr, Robert Prestel, all | of St. Patrick Catholic school

'WILMER FOX, FORMER | BAR OFFICIAL, DIES

JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. April § | (U, P).—~Wilmer Fox, 64, Jefferson[ville attorney for 40 years, died of a heart ailment last night He was |a past president of the Indiana Bar | association

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Romano, Holy Rosary: Betty Jellison,|bered two more victims today.

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At Kirshbaum center , . . left to right, the pronouncer, Miss Rose Tobias and Patricia Stewart, Richard Anderson, Jimmy Beck and

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Tonight's the last night of the | first round preliminaries in The [Times Spelling Bee. Entries will be

While John Benjamin of Muncie opted at the centers until 7:30

Simpson, Roney Malsbary, Barbara Dem- night, another from behind, pinned him between]

Wordeman, Mary Ann Latham, Kurt Bent-|the two vehicles.

Brooks, Joy Schenkel, Rosemary Kidwell, |diately, of the other car.

Rosary; Delores Levy, School 22; FPhoebe|stood behind his*car on Road 67 p. m. the starting time. No new five miles south of Muncie last entries will be accepted after tocar approaching| night. The public is invited and ad-

mission is free. | Schools listed will compete at the following places:

imme-| Robert ‘Ewing was driver | Emerson Avenue Baptist church, E. New

| York st. and Emerson ave.—S8chools 3, 57, 58, 62, 77 and 78. Pronouncer, Mrs. C. -Rumpler; judges, Mrs. Grace Enyart,

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Clarence Drullinger (center) was one of the 25 spellers who ‘will

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ing more than 100 other contestants in The Times Spelling Bee. The girl on the left is Helen Quinn and right is Margaret O'Donnell. The

pronouncer is John Efroysom.

EXPORT OF NYLONS NOW RESTRICTED

WASHINGTON, April 5 (U. P.). —American women were assured today that scarce nylon: stockings won't be “shipped to foreign countries in wholesale lots because they bring higher prices there. The government, moving to prevent “undue drain” .on. domestic hosiery stocks, banned the export of nylon stockings except. under export

|licenses, effective immediately,

YUGOSLAVIA PROTESTS WASHINGTON, April § (U. P.. —The Yugoslav government of Marshal Tito has protested to the

Judge Unopposed Forl.U. Trustee Job

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, ApMl .— Judge Ora L. Wildermuth, Gary, will be unopposed for re-election as alumni trustee of Indiana unie versity in the annual election June 15.

Dr. Robert A. Miller, university {librarian, announced today that no |other nominations were filed bee fore the April 1 deadline. Judge Wildermuth received his law degree from the univerSity in 1906. He is serving his seventh three-year term as alumni trustee, jand has been president of the unie | versity’s governing board since 1937,

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