Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1947 — Page 22

The Times Fimes Spelling Bee for 1047,

* At tonight's events ia the Southside community center, the Fairview Presbyterian church and St. Paul's Methodist church grammar school

il 18 at Re Memorial Auditorium

By ART WRIGHT | at three centers tonight will complete the first round

Surougnont the week community centers and churches have held|® district semi-finalists who will take part in

18 at the Indiana War Memorial auditorium.

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both of Cathedral: Marie Burtzo, 12, Holy Cross; Norman Kassenbrock, n Pat MeNulty, 13; Dahlen, 13; Barbara Hemmin,

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| A decision will be handed down in criminal court next Wednesday in the case of Michael J. Burns, suspended police officer. charged with oriminally assaulting and mother of two children on Dec. 16, 1945. Trial was completed yesterday. Special Judge Walter G. Todd announced he would take the case under advisement until April 2.

Mrs. Margaret Leitzman, 25, of Robe 4 {2337 Bradbury ave. testified that

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. Sa, all of pupils will bid for the 35 places in Cathedial; Joyce Bteinker, 10. and Betty | Patrolmen Burns and Robert Rowe

Southside Community center, 1221 Shelby st.—Schools 7, 8, 13,718, 28, St. Patrick's Catholic school, and Emmaus Evangelical and St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran schdols.

Fairview Presbyterian church, 43, 70, 80, 84 and 88 and Christ the

King and St. Thomas Aquinas|were more births in this country in : 1548 148 Hin any previous year. St. Paul's Methodist church, 2900 ug al figures are not preRader st.—Schools 61, 4, and Holy [Pored, 1t estimated the total at

Catholic schools,

Angels Catholie school. Grammar school pupils not yet 16 years old still may enter tonight's contests by going to the centers listed for their schools at 7:15 p. m. and having thejr names placed on the roster. Those who have sent in blanks will be lined up in the order their entries wrre received. The spell-downs will start at 7:30 p. m. The public may attend the events and thers will be no admission charges or gollections of any kind. No new entries will be accepted after toriight’s events. The second preliminary contests the week of April 7 will be for those who survived this week's first round. : Winnurs in last night's spell-| downs who will return to their cen-

ters Thursday night, 2 10, Jere; Coleman Communi tricia De Chandler,

ity; Loretta Clements, § ; Rose Ann Lite zeiman, 13; eaiyn iireian. 11; Julians 18; Lambert, 13; ald [Ji and Wa Walter Zewnik, 13, all of

rk Methodist Church — Judy Deloris

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