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joined in tribute to the paid and volunteer social workers who assist people of all races and classes who are on the move. Evan B., Walker, president of the

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| Phillips, professor of political scilence at | speak on | Marilyn Masterson was elected by { the class to deliver the greeting.

| Woempner and Wilma Stites.

| Owen, { Carolyn Plel, | Kenneth {| Reidy, | Schakel,

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society which was founded in 1908 by women of the Y.W.C. A, stated that workers aided 98,116 persons last year, an increase of 316 per cent over 1942. The future will demand that assistance be made avaliable to more and more people who come to Indianapolis as strangers and need prompt attention in an emergency, he said.

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GRADUATION SET AT WARREN HIGH

Exercises in Gymnasium At 8 Tonight.

Graduation exercises for 124 seniors will be held at 8 p. m. toschool gymnasium. Dr. Robert

Purdue - university, will “Architects of Life”

Six boys now in the armed forces and one girl in the nurses’ cadet corps will receive diplomas. They Richard Hamilton, Walter

Manis, Harold Boswell, William

Other graduates are:

Verda Abercrombe, Constance Acree, Mildred Alexander, Anna Armstrong, Newman Atkinson, William! Baldwin, Mary Margaret Dechert, Mary Jean Bechold, Lila Brady, Josephine Bremer, Helen Brinkman, Bettie Brochman, J. R. Burton. Gertrude Clark, Joan Clark, | Earl Click, Barbara Coleman, Betty Col-

ter, Esther Connard, Katherine Cowan, | trving Croshier, Dette Davis, Betty Deitt, Virginia Duvall, Margaret Eash,

Inez Eickboff Bryston Pisher, Mable Gant, Drelldon Green, Elain Green, Wilma Hanes, Margaret Harper, Herbert Harris, David Haywood. Phil Hertweck, Helen Hillman, Tommy Holcomb, Bd Huber, Laura Huber, {Donald Irwin, Gwen Jackson, John Jenison, Dick Johnson, Joan Jolly, Robert Kelly, Pred Keyt, Don Kitley, Dena Kleyn, Joyce Kuper, Colleen Land, Phyllis Lasley, Dorothea Lichtsinn, Leonard Loutner, Graceann Lowe, Shirley MacDonald, Torvald Mahriing, Marilyn Masterson, Joan | Miao: Florence Mays. Robert McDermid. Charmon Means, | william Meek, Robert Melton, Virginia | Meyers, Warren Miesson, Geneva Miller, Marjorie Moody, Tom Mowry, Jack Moyer, Elizabeth Murr, Eima Oldham, Martha Jewelle Patterson, Frank Peters, Evelyn Piel, Curtis Ping, Prather, Donna ‘Reich, Ann Ray Rodebeck, Adeline Roy, Gayelie Rumford, Ernest Sanders, Harold Esther Schmalfeidt Joseph Anastasia Schoentrup, Harold Dorothy Schwier., Richard Sharp, Patty Shaw, Wilma Smith, Collis Snider, Jean Springer, Dawn Steele, Donajd Stevens. Jack tow, Ellen Sturgeon, Shirley Sulsdie, Hoyer | Sutherland, Howard Teliman, Harold Thompson, Wilburn Thompson, Harley Updike, Martha Vance, Pete Vanderfieet, Joanne Walker Gladys Wampner, Norma Weddell, Ralph Wessling, Mary Wheeler, Paul! White Charles Williams, Barbars Winter, and Mary Wulf.

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Marion county Society for the Crippled.

The judges will | be two nationally known dog fan-

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clers, William Schafer of Glenview, Ill, and Miss Emily Schweitzer of Mr. Schafer no thbrook, IIL. Mrs. Robert H. Tyndall, wife of the mayor, will serve as honorary judge. Half of the 60 dogs competing are expected to come from Indianapolis; the others from points as distant as Chicago and Boston. There

will include Mal. Silas R. 1 and Capt. Charles E. Monai! high schools will be inspected, |B. 0.7. C. cadets in Indianapolis 5 FU] ‘ne sdminieqeive and =] igh schools will be put. through, Po their paces in a two-day inspection| The inspection program for each " |by officers from the fifth service School includes a s physical on

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vy iL Masonic Lore additions will be made as they become available. Mr. Woods, who lives in Princeton, Ind, is a member of the class of 1881 and is one of the oldest athletic lettermen now living. Woods who had collected it over a period of 59 years.

SET CARD PARTY A card party at 8 p. m. tomorrow night in the Machinists’ hall at 49% 8. Delaware will be sponsored by

the Ladies auxiliary of the International Association of Machinists.

from 1817. It will be a separate unit in the university library and

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be delivered by Dr. Snyder June 5. of Northwestern university, and pr.|3¢ the North Methodist church Robert And : when more than 200 students will B of the} cel graduate and undergraduDowney Avenue Christian church, |

will speak at the 89th annual But-| > GeBrees. who has bee as0s

ler university commencement and | ciated with Northwestern more baccalaureate services next month.| than 30 years, is well-known for his Recently appointed head of the research in Scottish literature and undergraduate division of religion| has won many honors, including the at Butler university, Dr. Andry will| election to the Society of Antiaddress seniors, their families and|quaries of Scotland.

Dr. Franklin B. Snyder, president

are 35 special prizes, 20 class prizes and $125 in cash prizes. As the’ competition is for obedience rather than special show points of various! breeds there will be a great variety | of dogs entered. | |

RECRUITING EXAMS

Screening tests for the army air forces which were discontinued March 28 will be resumed this week. The civil air patrol, which is the only recruiting agency for the A. A. F, announced that examinations would be held at 1 p. m. Wednésdays and 8 a. m. Saturdays in room 419 of the federal building. Lt. Col. Walker W. Winslow, wing commander, 52d wing, C. A. P,, said that the tests were open to young men between 17 years and 17 years and nine months. If qualified they will be in the aviation cadet enlisted reserve which is at present the only route to training as a bombardier, navigator or pilot.

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