Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1949 — Page 8

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Personality

By OPAL CROCKETT Inferiority complexes and timid- | ity took flight last night when 61

High School for the first fall

t meeting of the eighth Technical X I] 0 fl | / (3 ] 4 Personality Clinic. Self-confidence mixed group anxious for COnver- ,..isted by Mrs. Martha Turpin This fall's enrollment doubl

{that of last fall's opening an Members ranged In age from josing session. {20 to 50, and represented various |ast spring reached 110.

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{permitted the addition of i {Ressie Fix to the teaching staff.| |Mrs. Fix, of Tech English de-| partment and director of

tions. She will stress diction,

At that time she will voices of members, and again at

improvement. “Son Is Announcer Mrs. Fix is the mother of J.

Indicted Township Trustee Resigns

Times State Service County Commissioners were studying the selection of a| resigned yesterday. cuit Judge Joseph A. Dickey con-! i (against Mr. Moore, brought by a group of township residents. : 1 Mr. Moore was indicted Sept. office. The report set out charges file an annual report, to report

totaling $725 in 1948. The former trustee, whose res-

is a Democrat, but a Republican _Isuccessor is expected to be named.

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Clinic Opens Fall Session at Tech

sion show, “Fun Fare.”

he went abroad as announcer for

[the “Take It or Leave It” radio

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cluded were several housewives)

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Plans also are made to invite to the clinic staff, an expert inructor in salesmanship. Miss Gertrude Thuemler, Tech!

Tech.

The enrollment’

Barricades Self

cf al of the {barricaded himself in his attic downfown ] was the principal go dean of girls, directs the clinic, | d battled it out with a score of | He was a member of the Shiloh!of Commerce speakers bureau, eq Police early today. until 10 police Baptist Church.

al bullets killed him.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Police Kill Aged ree RECIUSE in Battle

And Shoots It Out

NEW 3EDFORD, Mass, Oct. lived in Indianapolis 27 years. He day. { 5 (UP)—An 84-year-old recluse served as a waiter in various; Mr. Kappes, also chairman of

King Lewis Services Friday

‘Appointed Chairman | In Fund Campaign Services for King Lewis, 411 w. Fbilip 8. Kappes, Indianapolis North St., who died yesterday in attorney, has been appointed {General Hospital, will be held at/ chairman of the Speakers Bureau 2 p. m. Friday in Jacobs Brothers for the 30th annual Community! |West Side Chapel. Burial willl pind paign, W. E (Bil) | i cam, WB.

be in Floral Park. He was 51. | Born in Clarksville, Miss, he Kuhn, general chairman, said to-|

Indianapolis hotelg. the Indianapolis Junior Chamber

{has enlisted the service of 10, Survivors include a son. Cur-|Jaycees for the fund cam

Charles Y. Wilcox first attract- tis Lewis, Chicago: two daugh-|Volunteers include Val Williams, {ed attention last night when he ters, Mrs. Rosa Lee Pitts, Chi- Carter Eitzroth, Alvin Cohen, 'called to the gas company to com- 280, and Miss Norma Lewis. In- Thomas Hasbrook, George Ariplain that the lights were “going dianapolis,

Meetings are held between 7iout” in the : he went to! Shelby and Oliver Lewis Jr., both |ilton, and 9:30 p. m. each Tuesday at park. Then he w

and two brothers, nold. Robert E. Wells, Byrl Ham-/ Edward Brown, Walter

{Kinnard and Richard Tweedell.

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This semester's class{work will continue through January for a fee of $2, except during!

regular school vacations.

“Everyone works in the class.,”| Miss Thuemler explained. Mrs ‘night former clinic members wely (comed guests but new members|

Last

persons passing by, police said. | Officers, summoned by neigh- | bors, arrived shortly after midnight to find him throwing water jon a fire he apparently had, started on his front porch. He suddenly fired one shot at them and retreated to the attic, firing again and again with his 38 caliber revolver. After a 45-minute battle dur-

presided at the end »f the evening. which about 18 shots were

tone, emphasis. directness, qual-|cations ity, forcefulness and fluency, be- meeting, with social ginning her work next Tuesday.| business manners, psychology and record dramatizations stressed.

school’s radio courses, will direct 8igning autograph books, clinic work in public speaking and Wrote their reasons for joining to radio speaking through panel dis-'2id the directors in preparing the yoy. vo gun and the elderly cussions, forums and dramatiza-| Semester program. : Discussions and practical appliare planned

To Meet Oct.

ducted a hearing on a citation Mrs.

| home,

ignation was effective Saturday, Cc.

[1s

t dog tax funds and of excess pay- aa ive

ments for salary and clerk hire |g.

tion,

| schools.

Church.

Robinson,

the

being

all

the Members became acquainted by

and

for each manners,

the end of the semester to check b County High Schools

10-12

Fix Stewart who is announcer bor, Mich. will address pupils of under the name of J. Stewart for six Marion County high schools the Gildersleeve radio program. Oct. 10-12 at meetings sponsored Ment in Indianapolis. Mr. Fix also has his own televi-| py the YMCA. | He will speak on “Boy and Girl Friendships” at the Marion-€oun-| {ty District Hi-Y conference, Oct.|

successor to Robert J. Moore, Methodist Peace Temple in Ben-| Lafayette Township trustee, whoiton Harbor for 12 years. He has| ‘had wide experience in youth — The resignaiton came as Cir- work.

Amelia Robinson Services for Mrs. {inson, who died Monday in her 2261 - Indianapolis 23 on a charge of misfeasance in|.) pe held at 10 a. m. tomorrow

in King & King Chapel. of failure to prepare a budget, Wi will be in Crown Hill. She was 75. of Springfield, O., she in Indianapolis 60 years.| as a member, of the Jones, Tabernacle { Survivors include a son, Robert Chicago; daughters, Mrs. Anna M. Brown, Mrs. Fannie Williams and Mrs. Lula Haywood, |apolis, and four grandchildren. |

585 Pupils Tested

imes Stale Service Oct,

SEYMOUR, pupils in schools patch-tested by the Jack-| son Conty Tuberculosis Associa-| nly 12 positive reactors | were Pi. The program ‘now, JORDAN BROS. continued in the county| I

Amelia RobAve,

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exchanged, police standing on a ‘narrow stairway leading to the {attic, fired at flashes from Mr.

‘man went down.

P. R. Hardin Named To NYC Post in Texas

P. R. Hardin, passenger representative for the New York Central Railroad in Indianapolis since (1938, has been transferred to a!

Dr. Glenn Frye, Benton Har- Similar position at San Antonio,

Tex, the NYC announced today. | The NYC has made no replace-

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[10 at Speedway High School. LEADER" |Other schools at which he will “wv 'speak are Southport, Shortridge, ZEPHYR ! ANDERSON, Oct. 5-—Madison Crispus Attucks, Warren Central today and Beech Grove. | All-Weather Dr. Frye has been pastor of the] A ; |

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