Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1952 — Page 18

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Sevitzky, 376 County Students Due Degrees

Gen. Armstrong Gen. Hershey Judge Prof Kraus Wildermuth

Times Stale Service clude class reunions, a law alumni BLOQMINGTON, June 11—Dr. dinner and an alumni trustee Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of the election Saturday, Sunday’s schedIndianapolis Sympnony Orchestra, ule includes the annual alumnae and 376 Marion County students breakfast, Alumni Association

will receive degrees at Indiana business meeting. and luncheon, . president's reception and baccaSriversity Commencement : Mon Dn gervices at 8:15 p.m, Honorary degrees will be conferred on four active Hoosiers —two generals, a Gary judge and a professor —as well as on Dr. Sevitzky. Doctor of law

be Dr. Paul A. Wolfe, pastor of, Brick Presbyterian Church, New York. |

Teaching Sisters Retire After Long Service

; BOSTON (UP)-— Two sisters, inatives of Enfield, Conn,, who together have given 76 years of Segre he 3 service as Christian educators he E Arm. itzky |under the American Board of TeOIRS Ho Dr. Sevitzky |commissioners for Foreign Misrong. A Maj. Gen Lewis|TlonS. in Japan, have returned to , ' bic 44 the United States. B. Hershey, Indiana Selective! Miss Grace H. Stowe, 70, and Service director, and Judge Ora L. | Miss Mary E. Stowe, 74, were

Wildermuth, Gary. {awarded the decoration of the Dr. Charles A. Kraus, professor pifth Order of the Sacred Treas-| emaritus at Brown University. yre by the Japanese government. and Dr. Sevitzky will receive doc- The presentation ceremony was tor of science degrees. ' held at Kobe College in Kobe, Conductor Here Since 198% where Grace has been teaching. Mary sailed first to Japan in| Dr. Sevitzky has been musical 1908 Grace, who earned her mas-| director and conductor of the In- ter of arts degree at the Univerdianapolis Symphony Orchestra gity of Chicago, taught in Capron since 1937, building it up to one!Hall, Madura, India, during of the 10 leading orchestras in the World War II when she was un-| United States. Previously he con- able to remain in Japan. She reducted orchestras and opera com- turned to teach in Kobe in 1947. panies in Europe and the East, | Mary, after 37 years of educat-| Judge Wildermuth will be hon- Ing the Nipponese, reached retire-| ored by his alma mater after ment age in 1945. However, she

serving 27 years on its governing| Vent back to Japan to keep house

for her sister and continued to board, 11 as board president, He make remarkable eontributions to

was Gary's first city judge and : i has practiced lawithere 36 years. the life of Kohe College. . A Prof. Kraus, a native of Bey | Knightsville, is widely known tor Loyal Brain a having developed the ethyl chlo-| The latest electronic “brain” ride process of making tetraethyl ,r,quced by an English science-| lead, now used extensively in autq technology team can sing “God gasoline. In 1950 he was awarded gave the Queen” when given a the American Chemical Society's . 404 version of the score; no! Priestly Medal, the highest honor ... .q4 or phonograph 1s in the in American chemistry, machine. -

Hold IU Degrees ~—— AAA AAA

The two generals hold degrees) from Indiana University, Gen. EVERGREENS Armstrong, a native of Lawrence County, was assistant surgeon of the China - Burma - India theater Sturdy, Fast Growing during World War II. Gen. Her- Balled or $2.25 shey was born in Steuben County. Potted each The commencement exercises will be held at 10 a. m. Monday in Memorial Stadium for 3298 stu-| dents including 2072 whose gradu-| ation is subject to completion of degree requirements, 716 who fin{sh their work this summer and 510 students who received diplomas last February. Graduation activities will in-

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Given 10 Years | In Forgery Case

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RUMNEY, N. H. (UP)—"Indians” will act out the capture of a general and the scalping of his and his brother-in-law David Vin{son scalped and killed. The comwill happen mander in the crucial battle of Bennington escaped with hisi,,oug of 20 matches each every brother William and another hunting companion to sound the

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