Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1948 — Page 35

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TEEN JAM SESSION—Representatives of the city's seven high school orchestras improvising a little unprogrammed music are, front row, left to right: Eddie Downs, oboe, Technical; Billy: Cannon, trombone, Washington, and Dana Crapo, clarinet, Howe; back row, Don Shelhorn, bassoon, Broad Ripple; Bessie Whitted, violin, Crispus Attucks; Lucille Prentice, violin, Manual, and Joanne Bernat, cello, Shortridge. The seven high school orchestras will be heard in their fifth annual festival at 3 p.m. next Sunday in Caleb Mills Hall, Shortridge. PLANS TRIP TO EUROPE jetraction, will gd to Germany In| SCHOOL HAS 3000 PUPILS

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He said his group asked only that the European Recovery Program, as applied to Italy, would not e a “political instrument!” for the Christian Democrats led by Premier Alcide! De Gasper. |

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