Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1951 — Page 26

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Schools—

Tech Talent Review Set Friday Night

Vocal Groups To Participate

Based on the theme "The Old i Waman in the Shoe” the ‘Sketch : Book of 1951," Technical High

Kchool's annual revue of pupil “ tdtent, will be presented Friday at 8:15 p. m. in the boys gymnasium, Production directors are CC. 8. + tewart, Robert Gwyn and Wil-

fam Moon. Vocal groups participating will Include the girls’ ensemble, boys’ octet, boys’ concert club, girls’ « » sangert club, and Four Sharps.

| - Romald Deem, Jerry O'Dell, Sam Long and Ravmond Van Busum. Soloists will be Robert Bishop, t Nancy R. Pearson, Eda Jane At- * well and Jack Wroten & Sophomore Day Set Bdphomore Day at Technical High hax been set for May 11, witli luncheon, talent scout proam, and dance on the program f events, Chairman of the main council for the Sophomore Day is Jerrold Johnson. He will be assisted by Carol Hobbs, and Mary J Black, mistress of ceremonies. A 36x56-inch banner for the * genior commencement procession sat Technical High School is beag made by member of Mrs. Mazel Juetemeier's dressmaking » olass. Scott Stewart, winner in the banner design contest, is the Sesigner. Collect 182 Books Three hundred-fifty magazines 182 books were collected by - eighth grade pupils of Tech-

3 for comics, magazines, and -

st the Indiana Boys’ School. Clayton Kinser, Al Edwards John Smith, assisted Donald Fo eighth grade teacher, * er them to the schoo! In 5 field. A tinted photograph of the Audy Training Unit, which was “es Technical High Senior SacriSos Day gift to the Maico of Ini@lana Co. has been presented to the 1951 senior class by G. M. = Pwrroughs. manager of the Maicto “geen. It will be framed and placed fa the Arsenal Building.

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~ In Music Festival

3. Seven hundred students from . Smortridge High School and =ur- | == pounding grade schools will present a musical festival Thursday gnd Friday at 8 p. m. in Caleb {| © Mis Hall | On high school night Thursday, "= She program will be given by the Shortridge band, orchestra, girl's club, and boy's glee club. It 1 begin at 8 pm ad The grade schools will perform on Friday night at 7:30 p. m. Ten de schools will participate. Sore! groups from grade schools 1. 41, 44, 45 60, 65 69, and 76 will perform as well as the or- ' ghestras from schools, 43. 60. 66 #9, 76, 86, and a combined group. Ju addition to the above men- == flened, the Mother's Chorus, led » 4 Ralph W. Wright, director of 5 in the Indianapolis Public Ee will sing.

_ Uwitted Aircraft Earns © $1.27 On Common

-—t EAST HARTFORD, Conn. Apr. 28 (UP)—Net income of United Aircraft Corp. for the first quarter of 1951 rose to $3.- -— 7.438, or $1.27 a common share, from $3484 517, or $1.19 a share In the like period of 1950, the 3 any reported today. * 3. &hles for the period climbed | ==* ¥8$87,694.183 from $65639.922 in . fhe initial quarter of 1950. The company's backlog of con‘Sracts, orders and government

’ = & Jottars of intent jumped to approximately $910 million at the 1 > of March from $715 million t the end of 1950. -

ehabilitation League 12 Open House Wednesday Marion County's pioneer orSo ization of the physically icapped, the Indiana Re- : Babilitation I.eague < will hold "'spen house at Crossroads, 3001 o*N. New Jersey St, at 7:30 p. m. } wednesday. es Officers of the League are Miss uth Tellman, president; Paul ¥“Sehmidt, vice president; Miss § S— velyn Russell, corresponding pecretary; Mrs. E. A. Tucker, treasurer, and Miss Marian Yields, recording secretary.

Late Haircuts, $2 GENEVA, N. Y, Apr, 28 (UP) =~ Construction employees at mpson Air Force base asked eva barbers to stay open’ longer so they could get haircuts when they finished work. The agreed to stay open on y nights. The workers weren't too appreciative, however. S—Fhe barbers doubled prices for after-hours operations, including $8 per haircut.

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pieal High School during the,

s, to be given to the library Cramrine, Marvin Chilton, Dud-

LEADS IN OPERETTA—Shirley Reed, soprano, and Glenn

Hager, tenor. ~

Southport High to Present Pirates of Penzance’ Friday

Shirley Reed and Glenn Hager will play the leading roles in

the operetta “The Pirates of Penzance” to be presented Southport High Schoo! vocal music department at 8 p. m.

Directed by Miss Virginia Bower, the production has a cast of windows and caused $300 damage. billion which Treasury Secre-

65 singers and dancers.

Other principals are Patricia Buckner, Clyde Howlett

Cameron, Lois Ramsey, Patsy Gene Wilson, Gertrude

Myers, James Macy, Don Knight,

John Hope, Bill Booth ard Ken- Helkema, Guy Doyal, neth Hughes.

Bob real estate office, told police there as a brake on. inflation. President

1 recently with tenants of buildings the administration's plea for the

The Howe High School ban 5 £00 3 by owned by the office.

directed by Robert Burford, wil present a musical program for the ley Miller, Jerry Hughes, Ray ajl.school assembly Wednesday.

Sue Hodgin, Harry Smith, Ted

Burton will be featured soloists.

Business Editor $10,000 Scholarship Fund Is Butler Speaker Sought for Attucks High

The annual scholarship fund drive of Crispus Attucks High School is under way, following a meeting of the scholarship!

committee in the office of the principal, Dr. Russell Ai Lance.

Hartley to Address Journalism Students

Harold Hartley, business editor DeCoursey. . , of The Indianapolis Times, will Since 1941, many graduates - :

address the opening session of have been recipients of scholar- 3 {Butler University’s 18th annual Sipe made possible by the contri- d p I Ig butions.

high school journalism field day

Saturday on campus, A goal of §10,000 this year has

been set by Dr. Lane to give as : Mr. Hartley will advise 500 ’ T Ee Li { embryo newspaper men-and wom- sistance to a larger number: of ;

graduating pupils. An appeal is being made to the, alumni for contributions toward a special scholarship. In an effort to keep in contact with its 5000]

en on “Writing With War at Our | Door,’ after welcoming speeches {by Butler President M. O. Ross land Dr. DeForest O'Dell, head lof the journalism department.

Covers Fifth Grading Period

Clinics Planned

Clinics on newswriting and Crispus Attucks High School the fifth grading period.

{photography will follow, led b Wallace Wade Indianapolis Stay contributions in the main office of are: leditorial employee, and Kenneth the school. Bennett, publisher of the Putnam County Graphic. { Ed Sovola, Indianapolis Times (columnist, and Angelo Angelopolous, Indianapolis News sports writer, will speak on their duties | preceding a

Sexson ‘Humphreys, war news eo |editor of the Indianapolis News at 3 p. m.. in Caleb Mills Hall, Ronald Deal, James

Donadio, , | Dooley, Tom Dusthimer, i Iwill speak on “Covering Chaos.” The orchestra is under the direc-|yicholas Noe, Ronald. Bonn The day will be concluded with tion of LaVerne Newsome,

and John Higgins

[Jefferson City, Mo and Philip Kramer.

| Fred Bordenkecher and Jacob Kiefer.

attendance at the Butler-Western . . Michigan-Cincinnati track meet, Committee to Vote

On Tax Bill Tomorrow Feeney. “Robert” Hing Dan Spurs Wide-Scale Probe Chairman Robert 1. Doughton

CHICAGO, Apr. 28 (UP) a of the House Ways and Means : . Committee said voting will start

Plan Now to Attend The National

black powder bomb exploded at

: A Monday on the administration's a real estate office today and po- hE Fai ; ES lice started a wide-scale fnvesti- $10 billion tax bill which has been CHERRY F TIVAL

sks : : : : before the committee since Feb. 5. e Ea Six recent bombings ; Somitiee menbers wy Heir T July Fp - nal version—expecte y early ray 1 The latest bomb shattered june—will fall short of the $10 > erse ny

{Irving Dee Mar, manager of the tary John W. Snyder requested Bea Shaw, Chamber of Commerce Traverse City, Michigan

have been ‘strained relations” Truman earlier this week renewed

full amount.

Members of the committee are Andrew Ramsey, chairman; Charles Walker, Elizabeth Green, Robert Williams and George

or more graduates, registration, The Cathedral High School cards will be available for all honor roll has been announced for |

alumni to sign as they make their| Pupils on the high honor roll

Seniors—Ronald Ferguson, Justin Walsh, as Randall Carll, P. B. Albers, Lawrence Verena Taylor of Crispus At- Hoffman, John Riddle, Bern McCormick, |

tucks won second prize in a writ-|" juniors—Gary Britton. Ronald Wuensch, | ing contest held at the Lincoln Richard Brune, John McLaughlin, Bernard!

Meyers, Jack Miller, John eyer, Thomas University School of Journalism, Cortese, Norman Franz Ray Vurpillat,|

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