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SOUTHPORT HIGH

Honor Roll Listing for Semester Ending Dec. 23 Is Announced.

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LOCAL BAR ASKS SUPPORT IN ITS ELECTION PLANS

Co-operation With Nonpartisan Judge Selection Sought From State Group.

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a union to striking members do not | not subject to social security taxae constitute wages and therefore are | tion.

( “QIGHT” ahead . . . and protect your sight by having Dr. Fahrbach prescribe glasses

for you, if you need them. You don’t need cash . « « your credit is good.

Ruth Stenger, Pauline Taylor, Marjorie Thrall, Gladys Wray, Herbert Guy, Ru Hohly, Helen Kock, Marjorie Riley, James Tomlinson, Vernon Vessels, Ruth Aichele, Mickey Biesesi, Jazel Bourne, Irene Clard, Rosemary Glass, Ruth Groebel and Viola Gross. i Harold Graham, Rovert Hager, Ralph | James, Ruth Duhiman, Rose May 1dehe- | sinn, Bdward Link, Gordon MeBeth, Charles | Miller, Margaret Quebe, Lydia Quebe, | Frank Schussler, Morty Schussler, William | Thrall, Lila Thill, Wilma Tilly, John Toma- | michel, Mary Louise Whalen, Kenneth , Jean Haverstick, Jane Hohns, Joanna Krenzer, June Krenzer and Alberta Krohne, |

Rosemary Miller, Stella Misinie, Wynema Pierce, Hojn Roth, Martha Basso, Anna Ruth Bovard, Joyce Bryan, Lorrayne Burnsworth, Marcella Call, Walzie Chitwood, Roberta Cook, Ronald Fowler, Mary Grundner, Harold Hall, Maxine Hart ary Hittle, Mary Janice, Frank Jelinek, Marie Kerchner, Ann Lundreth, Waltar MeKaughlin, Richard Miller, Marjorie Miller and Betty Morgan. | Frank Pickard, Frances Richardson, Fre- | lyn Roberts, Charlotte, Ruggles, Peggy Reese, Vivian Spaulding, Bud Tex, Francis Tolan, Edith Wheeler, Carolyn White, Kathryn Whitson, Margaret Wilson, PaulJe right, Jo Ann Young and Dan vella.

STRIKE BENEFITS TAX FREE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 (U.P). The Internal Revenue Bureau ruled today that strike benefits paid by

Southport High School's honor roll for the first semester, which ended Dec. 23, was announced today by Principal H. L. Curtis. “Straight A” students were: George Dewsnap, Jayne Fix, Russell Foster, Mary La Fara, Wilma Peale, Dorothy Wright, Joe Davis, Robert Eckert, Beth Klinger, Lois Lichtsinn, Dorothy Memmer and Lillie Quebe, Honor Roll students were: Phyllis Blair, Marilyn Caldwell, Eleanor Karstedt, Forest Rogers, Jane Stringer, Alberta Weaterfield, Eula Cox, Merrill Dodds, Grace Dooley, Alice Junken, Robert Kimmell, Alice McConaughy, Edna MeDermet, Martha Willey, Betty Claffey, Martha Morgan, Betty Ruffin, George Walden and Bette Williams. Eva Jane Blair, Paul Ford, Stanley Hohlt, Annabelle Kulpinski, Charles La Fara, Frances Moore, Estal Rodman, Virginia Schulz, Ira Scudder, William Shimer,

~The Indianapolis Bar Association Judiciary committee is to appeal to the Indiana Bar Association for cooperation in a state-wide fight to obtain nonpartisan election of os. Thomas D. Stevenson, pres1GEER, announced today. The committee named last week has begun a study of methods to effect the change, and is studying procedure of other states, he said. Mr. Stevenson said no constitutional change would be necessary. He predicted the nonpartisan judiciary campaign would be successful with the co-operation of the state bar group. Committee members are Russell J. Ryan, former Superior Court judge, chairman; Joseph J. Daniels, member of the law firm of Baker & Daniels; Paul G. Davis, former city attorney; Fred C. Gause, former Supreme Court judge, and Frank B. Ross, former Probate Court judge.

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Home Missionary Society leaders are shown at the 3 Y. W. C. A discussing appointment of committees | national president, is to arrive here tomorrow for for the coming national convention. They are, left a conference. A breakfast in her honor is to be

ACCOUNTANTS’ to right: Mrs. J. N. Greene, Mrs. J. H. Smiley and | held tomorrow yee at the Y. W. C. A. AID TALKS HERE Marine Who Bummed Air Ride 5 o

Waits at Pier for Ship to Come In J. L. Carey Urges Natural ——— ee Business Year Plan of Bookkeeping.

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LONG BEACH, Cal, Jan. 13 (U. P) —Private Sidney Goldstein of | | the U. S. Marines waited nervously at the pier today for the Battleship | Idaho, of which he expects to see a lot in the next few months. | Goldstein is the Marine who bummed a ride on Secretary of War | Woodring's airplane in an effort to get back aboard his ship before his | furlough ended. Due at 8 a. m. Sunday, he ar-® — Sos > Hay rived sadly yesterday afternoon. The Secretary Woodring’s plane was | = Ta - penalty is forfeiture of one full day| warming up. | v \ , 60-F | ashore for each hour overdue. He “I button-holed him and he said | et 89-K was 52 hours late. ‘Sure, of course,’ so I climbed in,” | 5X . It was a portly army colonel, | private Goldstein said. “A lot of Accountants. lau og The ser is generals dined him at Kansas City Mr. Mhrey urged adoption of the Schedule. € stayed home In NeW and he cut me in on all that swell | natural business year to replace the | YOUK City until the last minute and| chow. Then we flew to Denver.” mY (ranenort epty seSt Of AN | private Goldstein arrived at Los) en ies or Angeles by train, broke, borrowed | business year, he explained is af Ch 8 (RE SS oo ang | Carfare to the harbor from a re-| period of 12 consecutive months | yi any SHEE TAS TH Goldstein's | POTter, and reached the Navy base, | which ends when the enterprise's | seat, he said » “7 Tlonly to find his ship out at sea. business activities are at their lowest" _.’ ata The Idaho returns from target | [

. . Sir . The Marine made his way to Bolpoint in their annual le. : : > : ice r. MH yn SIL | ing Field, Washington, D. C., where De Tyiay More than 6000 companies have|__— "> me

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