Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1950 — Page 10

PAGE 10 DePauw Vniversity--Choir’ to Sing Here

State Service GREENC ASTL E. Feb, 25 Early church -music, folk' song and Negro spirituals will be in-

Jap Pickpocket TOKYO, Feb, 25 (UP) — Hiroshi Takahashi, 20, was arrested for picking pockets and taken to the polic e station

cluded in DePauw University ye : choir's first spring concert at 4 While he was pring Hues Toned p. m. next Sunday, Mar. 5 in he lifted 800 yen out ol a awe North Methodist Church, Indian- In a police officers desk Then 16 apolis. lipped two fingers into the pocket “The 55-voice “chofs, under the of a second prisoner and came up ion of ‘George Gove, will with 350 yen. : The same day at T30p Police TATled “to fiptive Ti in First Methodist ( ‘hurch, Plain- theft, Takahashi probably wi mid field have had enough to Zo his own 8 loists with the choir-will in- bail in & few more minutes if an clude Natalie Graham, soprano, other prisoner hadn't tattfed on Br ‘Him.

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American Youth Hostel Makes Plans for Travel

Hoosier Leaders in the AYH Movement Invite More Indiana People to Participate

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With spring and its traveling bug less than a month away AYH movement today invited more non-profit organization and take

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is given at Indiana University Thursday, Friday and Saturday by the School of Music, this group of singers will be heard in the leading roles. Left to right are: as Musetta; Howard D. Lockhart, Gary, as Marcel; Howard Kahl, New Albany, as Benoit; Edgar Pepka. Kokomo, as Schaunard; J. Richard Edwards, Drexel Hill, Pa. as Miss Fisher,

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