Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1951 — Page 26

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Operetta Planned By Boys Choi

The St. Benedict's Boys Choir of Evansville will present an operetta, ‘The Pied Piper of Hamlin,” at Cathedral High School auditorium May 13 ; Director of the 32-voice choir is Sister Margaret, 0.S.B., of St Benedict's Church

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U. S. Can't Rela, Principal Appointed

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Wilbur ‘8. Barnhart former Federation and is active as a layvice principal of Manual High man in the Indiana State Council School. has been appointed prin- of Churches. cipal of Washington High School.’ He is also a member of the

Mr. Barnhart, director of adult Nursing Education Committee of

. ¢ 'ASHINGTFON.- May 9 Arrangement far ‘the. operetta WA ¥ vi education for the public school Methodist Hospital, board of the was made by the Fev. Fr. Theo- dent Truman said today Will gy ct em since Communal Center Association phane Connelly, musical director take at least two more years of 1949, was ap- leadership training committee of — of St. Meinrad 8 Reminar) tight economic controls and higher pointed last night YMCA and group work and recreAR the recom- iste as taxes ‘to build the necessary Nn r ation division of the Health and ME ASE I == a= ra = TWA - a he ; th mendation of > Welfare Council. N trengtl 0 convince \e Supt. Herman L, re : | iin that it ought not to start a Snibler With I1.. B. Maxwell, of. the : hi WR n star ¢ ler: M: staff, Mr, F Ss Ccoworld. wat He succeeds fanual staff, Mr. Barnhart is co

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7 falter GG Gin- : that Walt ih in business education. He has gery, who will re- . tire at the end served as visiting instructor dur- : ) in ; cutrent ing summer sessions at Ball State school term Teachers College, - Butler Univer- : bong gs or sity, MWhitewater (Wis) State Mr. . Barnhart. +... goenhart Tenchers Coll aid wos th was vice -princi- . eachers College. an as on the

Manual from 1938 untik Butier Evening Division staff for

the state accredited for training

If all-out war hasn't developed pal of L i PITTSBURGH oe 1 hr. 30 min. in two or three vears he prom- 1948 and for ope year was acting several years. . ced it should he possible to begin principal following the retirement A native of Dayton, O., Mr. ST. LOLS S$ 200 ] hr. 10 min. I off pi pe the ns > E H. rr McComb. He Barnhart received his early eduNEW YORK 2 hrs. 40 min hw that time. He said he was was assigned to the extended serv- cation in North Manchester, Ind. Ive * trving to Keep the war limited to'jces division, when Burton W., public schools. Korea Gorman took the heim of the With his wife and three chilFrequent flights to other princi- Mr. Truman spoke before an as- South Side high school. dren, he lives at 5702 E. Michigan pa! eties by dependable TWA embiv of about 700 men A Former Coac h St. Skyliners. Big savings on Fam- enting such industries as power Under Mr. Barnhaghs direction, — | flv Half-Fare Plan and round . coal. minerals, petroléum apd gas. the School of Prac of Nursing ” I trips in U.S. Courteous service: who are members of advisory was established in the kndianap- 4 LET'S wT Gat councils that work with the In- olis system and is now in its sec- TALK ABOUT : no tipping. ' For reservations terion Department on defense ond year. It is the only school in

He started his teaching career 1916. After a year there he taught two vears at Ken-

By LOUIS RAINIER

COOK'S AMOUR

Gone are the days when Cook used to smuggle Officer (O’Flannigan into the kitchen and bewitch him with a genof a freshly baked

jas baseball and basketball coach. He joined the Manual staff in {1919 and was head of the business jeducation department from 1923 {until 1938. { The .new principal is a Man‘chester College graduate and holds a master’s degree from Butler University. For many years he has been a Manchester College trustee. A member of tHe Church of the Brethren. Mr. Barnhart is a direc- | pie. In most cases Cook has tor of the Indianapolis Church] gone, too, for today’s stoves ——— | that practically think for you,

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Shotgun in Luggage

vour pie crust, dishwashers, Goes Off, Wounds 3 garbarge disposal units and CHICAGO, May 9 (UP) Three | steel cabinets have turned persons, were wounded when a kitchen work into play. shot gun contained in the lug- With all this gleaming white gage of. a 13-year-old boy acci- | porcelain your kitchen need dently discharged when the lug- | pot look like a laboratory. You

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today. i The dismantled $410-- caliber weapon was in a,canvas case police said, and held one shell. It exploded when a porter, William Jackson, tossed the luggage from a compartment of a Memphis-to-C hicago bus. Jackson was wounded in the hand. His left index finger was amputated. [The boy. Kenneth “Hamilton, | ‘caught the blast in the chest and

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fare experienced in this country. _ For one thing political observers are today no longer excluding the possibility of clashes between the Gaullists and the (Communists Jacques Duclos, Moscow's mouthpiece in. the National Assembly, made a statement to that body

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