Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1949 — Page 14

Farm Co-op Group - Re-elects Officers

officers and all but one of the for-

mer directors; following elections]. yesterday at the close of thelr 22d}

annual stockholders meeting in Claypool Hotel. : ‘Officers re-elected were: X I, H. Hull, Indianapolis, president; John P. Curry, Sullivan, vice president; M. J. Briggs, In- , general manager; Willam e Meyer, Indianapolis, assistant secretary; William Ken_neth Miller, Indianapolis, tréas--urer, and M. R. Bradley, Indianapolis, secretary and treasurer. + Directors re-elected were C. E. Mogeley, Peru; Edward Kleiman, Greenfield, and Clarence Hawell, Salem. Loren A. Webb, Franklin, replaced Fred Goddard’of Rushville. Seven other directors re-

As They Stud

225 Americans ‘Go Roman’ y on Gl Bill

Theology, Arts, Philosophy Draw Yanks -

By JULIUS HUM],

the comforts of U, 8. college cam roundings of Italy.

~-but the only thing they have in the U. 8. armed forces, many of them in the Italian campaign. Otherwise they arc 400 individuals who know nothing of each other, and never meet for the big student gatherings that mark American college life. : , Financial Problem® ~ Although they are closest to the “heart of ancient civilization

and learning,” the ex-GI's study-

To Ancient Culture Center of Italy

NEA Staff Uerrespondent. 1;

ROME, Mar. 12—When in Rome, American students studying under the GI Bill of Rights do like the Romans. They're sacrificing

puses

for the ancient cultural sur-

There are 400 of them in Italy at present—225 of them in Rome

common is that they all served in

month granted them under the bill. : * They eat in special restaurants {which have iow prices for students, and share rooms in boarding houses, but most of them to earn extra money by w {short stories, translatin, |scripts, “playing bit parts in {American plays, or gimilar work. { More than 100 of the veterans

main. Their terms will expire dur- Ing In Rome have. a rough time in Rome are ftudying art, crowd

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ing intq the studios of the city’s |{Marguita section, Rome's Latin quarter, One of them {is Vera Clarke, 77, an ex-WAQC who is one of the ‘hree girls among the GI students. Another is Norman Neuerburg, 23, of Hollywood, Cal, who makes a little extra money by copying frescoes in Pompeii, " Publicity Helper One of the few students who has managed to “make " in [& business way while studying is George Salerno, . a 29-year-old Army veteran, who has handled publicity for U. 8. movie com-

American newspaper, and now has offers for various other publicity jobs while. he studies languages, Te Other among musie, ohilosophy, and theology. A few are studying at medical schools, although the U. 8B. government does not encourage such courses because Italian diplomas are not recognized in America. . Meet at VA | Probably the one ground on which most of the students meet is the Veterans Administration office at the U. 8S. Embassy, where Louis Gallo, of

~{Brooklyn, arranges for students’|"

supplies, handles their monthly checks, and listens to complaints.

bassy secretary Theresa Gelati

{of Providence, R. I. 8he listened

to a GI student who came to the office for advice, and then married him.

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An unlimited number of va-| cancies now exist for one-year enlistments of 18-year-old men in the U. 8. Navy, Lt. Commdr, I. J. Davenport, officer in eharge of Navy recuriting in Indiana, announced today.

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Li'l Abner helps Navy sell U. S. Savings Bonds . , . Al Capp, creator of the comic strip, "Li'l Abner,” (which appears daily and Sunday in The Times), donated his services to make a poster for the next Navy Savings Bond campaign. Here, he signs the original color cartoon for the Secretary of

2-Year FBI Search. Ends in Tennessee A 48-year-old man sought for nearly two years in the slaying of an Indianapolis man has been captured in Chattanooga, Tenn, the FBI said today. Edward Fennell, formerly of 1047 Holborn St., was arrested on a federal warrant charging him with unlawfully fleeing the state to avoid prosecution for the murder of Fred Robey, 23, of 468 W. Vermont St., Aug. 29, 1947. Robey died- in City Hospital two and a half hours after he was

“|shot in the chest at Vermont and Albert Sts. : x A warrant was for Fennell’s ar-

rest was issued by Criminal Court here Sept. 1, 1947, and FBI assistance was requested in May, 1948. The FBI said Fennell's trail led through Alabama and Tennessee.

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