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Sevitzky [Bus Strikers wl Reject Proposal Drops Fight | See ore lines drivAgainst Will

iers and.mechanics today rejected {a proposal which would pave the : way for dn end to their six-day- Sons in By United Press The proposal considered by the Pf DEDHAM, Mass,, Dec "AFL Motor Coach Employees at —The will of Serve a a rank-and-file meeting today was

THE 1 INDIANAPOL, iS TIMES

German Community Names 'V Drama Students o Present Play Local GI Honorary. Citizen

Ten Indiana University drama students, directed by Profs, Lee Diplomats can take-a few les- he was stationed at Ft. Meade, Norvelle and William Kinzer, will ‘international relations. Md. and went to Germany Oct. present a 30-minute play, “Flight Indianapolis 23. 195% : Into Freedom," over the Crosley | Rain When he went to Moehringen, television network Sunday = at ¢. Raymond A. '112:30 p.m. (CST). The drama, which depicts the village flight of a Soviet refugee through

old strike, from servicenian Brandes, now stationed in- Germany.

Pfc. Brandes, the -son -of Mr.

to- visit a learned the

a suburb of Stuttgart, cousin, he

stomers

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late conductor of the Symphony Orchestra, was allowed then resume the contract talks

in probate court yesterday when broken off before the strike. his nephew, Conductor Fabien The walkout of 160. drivers and Sevittky ' of tbe India "mechanics stopped all buses of the R : ndianapolis ndiana Railroad ‘system. It Symphony Orchestra, withdrew halted both inter-city buses and his.objections. suburban buses to Ft. Harrison, Mr. Sevitzky said in a letter to Wien has many civilian riders in ) Registrar of Probate Alfred E. ne Te ia IMafups: I asthe ne ack-to-wor proposa Hendergon that he believed he uume out of vestefday afternoon's had enough evidence to have the meeting.

court set aside the will but did ts -

bot drarve the time to Spare for Officers of 38th Told such a purpose, «un- What to Do if Called

He said he objected to the palatable. process” of producing testimony. Mr. Koussevitzky died June 4. His will, drawn the month before left the bulk of an estimated on what to do $500,000 estate to his wife Olga division is calle and made provisions for the Koussevitzky~ Music Foundation o New York and the Koussevitsky Music Foundation in the Library of Congres : * the: fourth Mr. Sevitzky said he would not held by Fifth Army. have entered an appearance in He emphasized ye briefing did opposition to the Kousseyitzky| not mean that the will If it had not been for the “un- be called soon. friendly attitude of his widow to- he queried National Guard headward me at the time of his quarters in Washington last week death.” and that no information was Dr. Sevitzky, rehearsing the available on which, if any, Guard Symphony here this morning, was division is to be called Yo active not available for comment. duty soon. Mrs. SevitzKy, however, com- ———e— [aes mented that a chief reason for IT'S A PLEASURE to. place Dr. Sevitzky's unwillingness to a Classified ad in The Indianappursue the litigation was his dis- olis ‘Times, You get efficient

Top staff officers of Indiana's 38fh National Guard Division Will

be briefed by Fifth /Army chiefs

Brig. Gen. Robinson Hitchcock, adjutant general of the 38th, said

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today the meeting in Chicago is’

38th is due to] The general said!

and Mrs. Raymond F. Brandes 529 E. Morris St., h as been in Europe a little more than a month, but he's been named an honorary ¢citize of = Moehringen, Germany, and is i first eellist in the §

ivillage orchestra.

Plans are underway to make

(him. organist in one of the com-| Pfc.

munity churches.

Pfc, Brandes was a Technical

High School Music

he was drafted Sept.

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Pfc. Brandes last

teacher organist of the Garfield Park Re{formed Evangelical Church before in 23, 1950. After training at Ft. Knox, Kyv.,

orchestra needed a cello player, He joined the 40-member group the United States, over WLW-TV in Cincinnati and

and is now rehearsing for a speg R also will be carried by TV stations

the underground to freedom in

will originate

cial concert to ope n 4 new church. jn Dayton and Columbus, 0.

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Army Corps cha aplai \n's assistant. Pfc. Brandes also is making an,

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study of school system for his father, a member of the Indianapolis School Board. In thig study {meet with two German teache \Who have been in Indianapolis the two weeks surveying schools when they return home. is a graduate of Manual High School and received BS degrees in music Indiana While a’ college student, organist at the Lutheran church and cellist and fconcert master of the University

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