Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1941 — Page 10

Pace Tae INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ © FRIDAY, MAY X L ; ional Certifi in’ Special HEHE. ma wn == CORRECT FOR K. P.— |i, miles mit ay us or 8 OUT OF 10 SAY |350 Tech Pupils Receive Vocational Certificates in" Special| sits: aes rum" Fein sok TWILL TIS a

t U.S. WILL ‘GOIN’ Exercises H eld This Week in East Side School 's Gymnasium [FRESE TE <5 whomaron aay sb pores bone til via fn on

a Alexander, Albert Basey. John Caldwell, Joseph Cangany, William’ Childers, Robert|a swanky new fatigue uniform as|It replaces the old blue denim

: — i j Cr: . Kenne ugan, Archie Dykes, Three hundred fifty Tech High), plese, Sagas. Meshunien — Stanley Wher, Pun Wistr, James Youns acd Sirk, John, Gorucl. Howard, Crafton. Boeaks lf Winch? Bofielf Mepis the correct attire for peeling pota- fatigue uniform.

School pupils this week received vo-| Airplane and Engine Mechanics—Harry \ wv. [William H. "Fisher, Veo Har ga k ¥|_ Electricity—Charles Abne Jack Baller, Herald" George Hil Jr. charmon, Ray |3o0 Hor: Bh lin KE. Jackson,

: ifi .|Axe, Robert Bare, Frank Beck, Edward Te oover. er. Ral earl Doubled Since Start cational certificates at a special au- | give, s Carl Bresko, Richard Burkley. Earl | mod, DaloW: mayne B esos, Wallace Kehrer, Adrian Kutz, Joh - | Jesse Johnson, y ditorium exercise in the boy's gym-|Cothrane William “Ervin. John Holbrook. | Bj, Harold Butler. au Call, Tones Ean Lewis Cole Malloy. Howard ing. Ralph Landwer

of War; Feeling Changes nasium. Harold Hoover, John Houser. Robert Pur- bi E. Elliott, John Foley, es Nix, Rob- ley

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b ‘ : sell, Francis Sheets. Theodore Webb, Don- i n, auley, Russell Perin, Certificates were presented by|ald Whitman, Robert Whittlesey and John Mal Greene. ONS Raber | Kenneth Perry. John Potter, Harold Rane Polk. = Calvin oo Poll Shows Principal H. H. Anderson, assisted | gp. So Francis Jeffers, Charles L Calvin |dol. Robert Redmeler. Francis Sergl, Rob-|popert shinkle, Eu . » £1. ’ Body and Fender Repair—Orlando Har-|Landreth, Jess McDermott, John McGes, (ert Shoemaker, Bryon Short, Gordon|gijeplits, James Stock, William Stuart, by Edward E. Greene, vice principal |vell, Hobart Humble and William Terhune. | Thomas O'Connor. Anthony Ondrik, James Smith, oautam, Stockwell. ogee Sylves- aiph all Joseph = Smolka, Richard : 1

Talley Cabinet Making — Robert amm: R. Patterson, Charles Platt. Dennis Rav-|te on, For-|\eiland and Charles P. Wilson. . Rod 7. | rest Withered and Claud Wood. Pa Make Fred Dunkman and

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; : — Robert Br . ~ By DR. GEORGE GALLUP |= a Joeation MN Nan Ry Ba Bmatoe Veaon ober} Bp anars uC bs ertior. Paul’ Soe! CR Director, American Institute « (3: MoLOMI, S 9 Wyman Lawlis, Joseph Moze and Glenn filer, R bert St Paul rv. Harry|g Hom Walter Russkowski, of Public Opinion trade and industrial education, who|vaughn. Strough. Lynn Taylor, Clyde Wicks, Walter | Barker, Ruby is Cc arta| Sl Witem Mastimelr: Rohers Becker ; PRINCETON, N. J., May 30.—The|Was guest speaker. Carpentry — Ernest Brook William Williams, Edward Wodtke and Billy Wood. | Ggjther, ~ Virginia Gr borothy Eva| Music—Band — Robert Anderson and|Y You'll be surprised » N. do, 5 Certificate winners were: Fowle, 1¥le Frost, Soers, Tamper, Balon paisetricity Amateur Winding oe Ronald Halsworth, soolleen NOS; Pen ad. Orchestra—June Elizabeth how much style . \ arrett, , James ;. Radio 3 a0 , : y. number of American voters who ~ Agriculture—Warren Birk and Rudolph|Lee and Kenneth Sherman. Martin _Gabrielcic, Wade an Katzenberger, Doris Kiepfer, Seen Lash, and vuality you can get for so

: Kingery think the United States will get|Kyler. § Painting and Decorating—Willlam Hobbs, | George Rollins. Refrigeration Service and Helen Lemasters. ; 1 into the European war sometime| Auto Mechanics—Jack Atherton, Allen|Walter Klipsch and Grover Osburn. Amateur Winding—Lawrence Logan. Lyons, Johann Pierce, ene odes. BRING EIGHT TU RTLES little. We make i 1 o | Bailey. Peter Barbarich, h' Bevel |. Plumbing—Thomas Beinburg. Bill South-| Art Metal Work—Raymond Fleming, |Elizabeth Rickrich, Rose v R before it is over has nearly doubled Lawrence Carmich ard and Everett Turner. Jesse Hinkle and Carson warner Betty Jean Rott. Rose Marie Smith, Mary mo fantastie since the war began 20 months ago. Decker. = Sam Drago. 0 h. | Architectural Drafting—Emery Anthony.|” Commercial Art—Mary Ann Book, Rich- Harriet Thompson and Betty Lou| | S PLEA OF CHILDREN ? tert ~ Charles Fosso, Clarence Heathco, William Armand, Betty Beck, Rolan D.|ard Carter, Austin Gilmore, David Ham- Volstad. Although public opinion surveys Humbles, Donald 'LaFata. Robert, Law- Bradley. Joseph Conerty, Paul Huston. mer, Verner Hoop, Wiliam Knapp, Jam:s| Home A Economics—Foods—Mildred Guy by the American Institute of Public ert McClure. Robert Me William Schubert, ATT Ba Watt LaMak: Bojan >r elps, Mary L. Sharp ard |and Emma Jane Williams. Dressmaking—| NORMAN, Okla. (U. P.).—Dr. : Opinion have re- Water Soonaid plonson. Charles Ott. Trammell, Donald Weir, George West and Printing —Linotype—Ralph, Allison, Rob- a ean, As ri ay Charles N. Gould, a geologist, is peatedly shown| cua. Winam Stefanien, Nathan Sones 1s Machine” Drafting—Charles Banks, El-|ert Bailey, Gerald Burrows. Erminio Carolyn Williams. ~ Millinerv—Virginia | leaving soon for Brandon, Manitoba, that the majority Ril o lavlor, While, Neder mer Brooks, Baral Cefvemter, Charles BAILS “Rohs “Gram ober! TAnd | Insutionsl Gooking—Jane ule, Betty| OB 51% "sais wo sreadehilaren : : he . - > ’ » ns! " 0) oppose entering| wood : st| Dryer. Michael Hablg, Alvin Higgs. Mar-| George IK. Patterson, Leonard Rowlett, (Gene Hewes. Mary Ann LuebKing. Mar: R. D. Bird. His two grandchildren

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the war at this Stans, enlechaniés— Robert P. Davis, |Francis Murphy, Richard Plu Jay | William Strong, and Lester Weiss. a Conah arbara Mead. ilma | wrote him recently and asked him

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