Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1948 — Page 6

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TREND WATCHER—M iss Ethel Cleland, retired librarian of the Business Branch Library, has been following the trend of business here for 31 years. has become one of the outstanding institutions of its kind in the country, Even day She the diminutive librarian cannot . Like many others in her profession, she would like to see tie library under its own board instead of being controlled by the Board of School Commissioners. * Then, too, she would like to see its services enlarged to include the entire county, “I'd like to see trucks filled with books eircu-

through the county providing reading mafor those who ‘do not now have the full

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College Entries Open on Sept. 11

Indiana Central

Calendar Announced

Indiana Central College today set Bept. 11 as opening S ioaay for

attendance last night.

until

to the season’s major event.

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iring youngster: She has a " Hugh Thompson. ppeals to them, - lege All four soloists, whose singing she sald, x haven't decided yet. men and transfer students, will tion of “Carmen” tomorrow eve-

begin orientation at 8 a. m. Sept. 1, Residence halls for freshmen

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The postponement of “Carmen” Thursday also probably made last night's operatic concert by Fabien Sevitzky and the Summer Symphony seem too close

earing. It provided another opportunity to hear the four Metropolitan Opera stars of Dr. Sevitzky’s “Carmen” capt: Regina Resnik, Claudia Pinza, Brian Sullivan and

ning, did fine work in last night’s miscellaneous program of selec-

will open at n Sept. 10, and 1) Itall French the rae ATT ori will Sone om; #3 And. Freng open at noon Sept. 12. Dr. Sevitzky and the orchestra

were assisted also by Jane Johnston, Indianapolis soprano; Lois Gentile, mezzo - soprano; John Hurley, tenor; George Tozzi, barftone, and other “Carmen” per-|

was held together by Dr. Se-

; “Carmen,” Dr. Sevitzky's bigHeart sion, Dec. 17 to Jan. 3; first semes-|8e8t local achievement in musical

un ot ter termination, Jan. 23; second of Virgin.

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RACES

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Tonight's en test is to ‘be spons B'rith and is to be traction. Strange to relate oly Blues did | 1

to 4, giving Dick a “sweep” of the tw Moreover, the Bi Malloy, the Tribest ing pitcher. Until 1 ning, Malloy was w to hia 18th triumnk lL but in that stas placers staged a fur a couple of breaks ted around and bat the box.

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