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willbe selected by ticket holders, William W. Gorsline , | Es include Beverly Clendenin and) Wiliam, W. Gorsline, former 1 Janiee Sampson, head of the mathematics depart-| ’ juniors, and Verk} ment at Wright Junior College, » Davis, Joan Miller and Joyce | {Chica go, has been. appointed to . Farmer, seniors. [the faculty of Butler University, ~~ Committee chairmen for the for the second semester, Mr. 5. dance are Tom Strohl; music; Joe|Gorsline wil' be a member of the : Messing decorations; Mike Wago- | 'mathematics department staf f| ; Jim Baker, tickets; and wit give THStMRSISHE IH" "Thé| ~~ Fields, 8, publicity. |Stide Rule.”

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Shortridge High School debaters | won nine of 12 debates at the recent Indiana State Speech Arts | Festival sponsored by the Indi-| ana State Teachers College, at! Times State Service , Terre Hauite. | SOUTH BEND, Ind. Feb, 5— ‘The debate team, coached by|A 23-year old Austrian, wh C C. Shoemaker, included Daniel |, — in the rani Pi Ryhast, Robatt cinenner, Rich! or years ago, today is realt i . -..Ard Lugar, Judy Coryell, George 0, ¥. 13 reali =n ~ Christman, ‘William Riley, Wil-| a dream he never believed would

Receives Catholic Grant to School

otre Dame University. Just two months’ ago, Ernst ot | HaIndl considered himself virtual-| ly an outlaw in Austria, dodging

Russian troopg in fear of being’ seized for slave labor. Mr; Haindl had never. heard of Notre Dame until he became one of 28 European students who

secretary. “Miss ~ Annalee Miller is F is Senate sponsor.

fi were awarded one-year scholarih ityve pupls are liiad on ships to American Catholic col-

roll for the first semester, The 8°® Of universities by the Na28s ‘pup, roll contained named of The ional Catholic Welfare. Conter-

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straight A- Enrqglls in School ae, Hocker. - He was an infantryman in the Balkans and Italy in the last “ue days of the Wehrmacht and did not give much thought to attend-| j/ing college anywhere—certainly not in America.

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'|_and he had been a soldier 7| \years—Mr. Haindl returned to his home in Vienna and enrolled’ in the University of Vienna, The [city was surrounded By Red occupation forces and infested with Communist agents. Last fall he noticed an item in "ia Viennese newspaper reporting that scholarships were available to American universities. He won one of them, but that was only the He still had to get to the United States and to leave Austria he had to, pass through the Soviet Zone. :! Russians, he said, “don’t like \|college students who become influenced by American ideas.” |

Cgpteed lief Ninety oc “Had we left Vienna when we

i-ihad originally planned the Rusinfans might have kidnaped us,’ , “sg we left two weeks ore, | ADEA - of time. Even had I remained in Vienna I don't believe yaiT could have remained another’ jer-|year without harm.” “In Czechoslovakia one - third | of the students were kidnaped| for being anti-Communist. In| Austria itself many people are goetty Lukenbill, Mary Kathryn Miller,|Xidnaped every month by the Joyce ‘Lee Myers, John Soviet troops for slave labor.”

Tow, ce Thomas Niemafin, Nancie Northern, Chars otte Owen, aural Kettiehut, Dany Mein

Mr. Haindl was chairmgan of the academic section of the Aus--lcrian-American Society in Vienancy na. The purpose of the society mis to promote greater under-

{standing between the. Austrian and American people,

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