Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1952 — Page 25

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1052 i

FOUR' MEN

ers. The four are on a nationwide

Farm Bureau Federation.

Bureau, Inc. education director, will meet and escort them to Foogier farms. '" Guests will be Albert Q. Smart “Abbey, from the African Gold Coast; Thompson Lagos Ogbe, Nigeria, Africa; George Raphael, Cairo, Egypt, and Narendra Bijoy| Sen, Calcutta, India. _' Their farmer-hosts will be Ray-| mond Lantz and Maurice Wood-|: ward, both of Hancock County;!! Robert White, Rush County, and © George Ruschaupt, Shelby County.

The Big Test I Eleven Indiana high - school geniors will try for a $500 schol-[} arship to a Hoosier college at final examinations here May 23-24. Candidates represent the ‘11 congressional districts in In-|

. diana. They are competing for /™ the annual award made by Wa-

.bash Life Insurance Co. A winner and an alternate will be selected.

There'll be fun along with tests. convention in Evansville Sunday. The 11 will attend trials at the Mrs. May Beaver and Mrs. Evelyn - Speedway and luncheons and d'n-/Joyce will speak at sessions of ners in the Marott Hotel, site fOr Tau Phi Lambda sorority of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle. 0 Local candidates include David Mrs. Beaver, national director and! Smith, 715 N. Campbell St., Tech-|state - nical High School, and Eugene principal address Mrs. Joyce wili| — Death o “Lamkin Jr, 5525 N. Delaware he toastmistress,

examinations.

St, Broad Ripple High.

WHAT GOES ON fp

coming here tomorrow: questions about Indiana probably will be asked a in of questions about their native lands by Hoo-

tour arranged bv the U..S. State Department and the - American They will study familysize farms during their three days in Indiana. Warren O'Hara, Indiana Farm _

Tarector of the sorority.

to “ask —8tudent

ree a

abruptly,

the dorm

SPEAKER—Mrs, May Beaver

Two Indianapolis women will-be peadiine said: “If you need ‘em, on the pgogram at a district lodge! buy 'am.”

supervisor, will give the,

Bachman,

PRELR

Program of Poems-

§ ing lingerie souvenirs. ‘Mr. Shoemaker got word of the, raid and was standing inithe doorway of Pike Hall when 125 men and a crowd of curious onlookers arrived last night. The surprised raiders

Student Dean's Action Prevents IU Dorm Raids

Dean

recouped their

jand headed for another dorm . When they arrived, As-

was standing in the doorway.

MR. SHOEMAKER enlisted the help of campus safety department, lofficers and Bloomington city! | police who backed up him and] {Shaffer with uniformed lines a

entrances.

| After the second dorm was visita, the raiders broke up and] didn't go anyplace else. | The raids fo'~wed thrce days’ after the campus newspaper, the! Indiana Daily Student, printed a front-page editorial decrying lin-| |gerie raids in other schools and {congratulating the IU men for | not f(llowing suit. The editorial's|

Death Blamed

n Nazi Prison

. COLUMBUS, O., May 14 (UP) Catherine P. 28: formerly of Eindfhe, Js. SRAIRADA oven; ‘Netherlands, was blamed today on broken health resulting | f Phot h from imprisonment by the Nazis] D otography Magazine. The during Worlé War IL Attorney Edward O. Snethen, picture was contributed by Dr. 8. g

f Mrs.

Raymond [Shoemaker was credited yesterday |

with heading off fwomep's dormitories at Indiana

turned forces

Mrs. Bachman, who died in al

"139 Berkley Rd. will give James wayne Smith, resident doctor at hospital here Monday, had re-|

. Whitcomb Riley poems at a civic “group meeting at 8 p. m. Friday. entertain “at a session of “the Indianapolis Federation of * Sommunity Civic Clubs, Inc, in Hotel Washington. Rep. Cecil McConahay (D. Ind.) will report ‘on the recent Indianapolis Railways rate hearings before the Indiana Public)

Mr. Snethen

public meeting the organization! » will adjourn through August.

Honor Students

Six Indianapolis seniors won trophies for scholar-| “ship and achievement from N Side Lions Club. were presented Monday at a din-| ner in the Marott Hotel. Parents of students attended. The speak-, er was Judge Lloyd Claycombe.) Winners were: Broad Ripple High!

School—Carol Capel, 6102 N. Ol- totals about 20 per cent . ney St., and E. H. Lamkin, 5525! last year. Shortridge—| i

N. Delaware St.; Julia Morrow, 57561 N. New Jersey St., and Charles Shoemaker, RR. 1, New Augusta;

Civie Theater.

| Speedway. 8:30 p. m.

Tomorrow Is Symphony Service Commission. After tais Renewal Deadline

ticket renewals for the 1952-53 season will ‘be tomorrow, accord- hostess for the student recital to be given at 7:45 p. m. Friday at,

high schooling to Alan Meissner, orchestra {the Riddick Piano Co. 1440 N.

manager. h' Until then, last vear's subserib-| {Meridian The trophies ers will be entitled to retain their!

former seat locations. After to-| MOTHER! EASE ITCH of YOUR ‘morrow, seats will be sold on a CHILD'S SKIN SKIN RASH ‘first come, first served” basis,

Mr. Meissner said.

Purchases this year are going, Betica Hono ings cove to shatk | |exceptionally well, he added, with | foot. Save on 70c size. Buy it today! |

Cathedral— - Thomas A. Cortese Jr., 3240 Brill a ,

St.; St. Agnes Academy— Mary! Jansen, 949 Hervey St. Promoted | James KE. Stewart, 1221 N.|

..Goodlet Ave., has been promoted |

to captain in the

Reserve Army Service Unit Station Complement. He is informa-| tion and education officer in the medical section of the unit.

and assistant football coach at Technical High School.

“Campaign for College

Don R. Knight, 915 E. 36th St. <-has been named Indianapolis chairman of the «University of ’_ Chicago Alumni Foundation fund ° campaign, Mr, Knight, college : counselor at Shortridge High School, and “chairmen in 440 © U. 8. cities seek

Capt. Stewart

$300,000 for their alma mater. Mr. Knight is being assisted here by several of the

Mr. Knight

university's 263 Indignapolis

alumni,

Versatile

A picture taken by a local psy-| chiatrist will appear in June issue |

BEVERY THURSDAY

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Mr, Stewart is; varsity track|

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Twilight Concert by Indiana

Green, Indiana University, Bloomington. 7 p. m. the Army Nurse Corps. She met “Harvey,” Civic Theater pro- her future husband, Paul Bachduction. Booth Tarkington Man of Columbus, in a Holland

8:30 p. m.

Stock Car Races. 16th St.

Deadline for Symphony season-

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ahead of: MEXSANA

{Norways Sanatorium. It's entitled | | fused to work for the invaders

(“May Walk.” land spent several months in a, {concentration camp. She finally, |agreed to work in a hospital and Where to Go was given nurse's training.

When American troops liberUniversity bands. South Union ated her, she was commissioned an honorary second lieutenant in

evacuation hospital.

Piano Teachers Guild | ‘Will Meet Friday

The Indiana Piano Teachers Sug will hold its regular meeting at 10 a. m. Friday at Pianos, 1549 N. Meridian St. Miss Margaret Jensen will be

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