Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1950 — Page 21

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Philadelphia Private Is Lyric Baritone State Service

‘Heidt Thursday in Greensburg. If Pvt. Steve Hilbert's voice is pleasing to the famous orchestra leader, the GI will appear with other successful candidates on his nationwide Amateur Radio Show Oct. 29 in Marion.

teurs from the group of Hoosier (and Pennsylvania) contestants. Pvt. Hilbert, a 24-year-old lyric baritone, was chosen as one of

tioners last Friday. Startell as Choir Boy The soldier, a member of the

108th Field Artillery Battalion’s Service Battery, was “discovered”

son, former Philadelphia booking agent, wrestler, and master of ceremonies. Pvt, Thompson was! in the 108th befpre he was named entertainment specialist with the Special Service Section here.

Pvt. Hilbert started his singing venture parochial school in Phila-

took him aside and arranged for {voice lessons. He later studied {voice nine years while working at Philadelphia radio stations and stages. Although his voice has a bari[tone quality, his range permits {him to sing lead tenor” in his | church choir and in amateur {choral groups.

| High School, Philadelphia, later shipper for a can company | | there, he doesn’t intend tg make {singing a career—not unless he {can really “make a go of it.” “It’s a hard way for a family

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| Democratic Veterans To Have Rally Monda

The Democratic War Veterans

|paign rally Monday night at the {Indiana Democratic Club, 211 N. | Delaware St. In ‘addition to four amateur boxing bouts on the entertainment program, the veterans, ‘headed by Sheldon A. Key, will {drajt a resolution in reply to for-

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A graduate of Roman Catholic Wm and |

L | |man to get by,” said the GI who |, = {is planning marriage in two

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They Will Visit Sessions of UN

+ Seven Indianapolis high school pupils were chosen today for a plane trip to New York City to observe the United Nations in action during UN Week.

The pupils—one from each of the seven city schools—will leave next Tuesday evening and return Friday night. Decision to select them for the

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{speak on trip experiences later. Chaperoning the group will be {Mrs. Hope Bedford Nevitt, social

EVENTS TODAY

Indiannpalis Symphony Qrehestré--Opaty 8:30 Nations.

its 1950-51 season. Women’s Society of World Serviee—Brook side Evangelical United tion—~Hotel Severin diana SOF. Grand Encampment, Od ellow

career as a choir poy at St. Bona-| I * Dairy Exposition — Indiana |

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EVENTS TOMORROW

Indianapolis Licderkrans, Ine.—8:30 pm,

E. Washington

White Shrine of Jerusalem, State—-Mason-

Clubs—

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Poetry

Internationai Dairy Exvesition- ~Last Day,

Fairgrounds Artist) yo Club Exhibit—Throug

Society “of World

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United Brethern Church. BIRTHS

TW At Methodist Joel,

Ropert. Marjorie Rudolph; Joyce Wolfe: Aree Helen Erber;

At St. Franeis— land; Donald, bert,

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Lesley 2 t “Coleman “Marvin. Dorris Grice; Wil-'yigit the United Nations sessions At General John. Louise Butler; James, at Lake Success and Flushing AC Methodist Georg ary Burgess: Meadows, as well as the site of |" Jesse, Ollie Wallace Harold, Jovee the new United Nations per-

| Peverabend: .Pa , Ponala, Lois aalisies: Harold, Booths

st. Yineent's — Ro Rose Marie, Mrs. Nevitt said she will asAm; Witla, Betty “Milan: Reginald, semble the pupils for a briefing Norma YAYEY Girus session Sunday at her home, 3939 St. Franecis—Weldon, Deborah Jones. Central Ave.

ral—Eddie. Mildred Parham At Grethadist Paul, Frances Simmonds: Lyle. Geraldine Gill: Raymond Mary . Reubin, Ilana Spears; Ronald,

t § , Patricia McCoy: Pred. June Closter: David, Norris: Clotele, Mary ‘Chambers.

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BANDIT HAS BUSY NIGHT

COLD . NEW YORK, Oct. 13 (UP)—

lA bandit with a busy schedule children. who occupied: a. ground

|eluded police today on a roun {robin holdup spree covering 6 blocks up and down Manhattan.

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istudies teacher at Shortridge High and frequent lecturer on United Mrs. Nevitt said the ‘| pupils will present forum discus-

learn. | Suggested by Shibler Dr. Herman L. Shibler, superintendent of schools, suggested such a trip might be arranged during a School Board meeting Tuesday. The Board approved his idea. Dr. Shibler said a letter has been sent to Andrew Cordier, Hoosier executive assistant to Trygve Lie, United Nations sec-retary-general, asking that the h pupils be granted every possible facility for observation and study. The seven and Mrs. Nevith will board a TWA Constellation Tuesday evening at Weir Cook Municipal Airport. During Wednesday, Thursday and Friday they will be registered at the Hotel McAlpin and will

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Five Left Homeless In Plainfield Fire

Times State Service PLAINFIELD, Oct. 13—A fire of unknown origin last night destroyed a two-story brick building housing one of two groceries in Hazelwood, southwest of here, and left five persons homeless. Firemen from Plainfield, Danville and Clayton were unable to

However, they prevented ihe fire from spreading to adjacent vu § tures. Left homeless were Mr. hr" Mrs. James Bruner and their two

g floor apartment, and Sam Curry, upstairs roomer, Mr. Curry owns tne other grocery in Hazelwood.

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