Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1945 — Page 3

Walker alternate repre Optimist club Christ~ Russia and as assem at the Columbia club. tured by the - was aimed when he ap- lormer Re- Wise Man, presented i" Susoay. yy. publican sénator John G. Town-|by the Rev. E. Arnold Clegs. ro. Send of Delaware, - Members and out-of-town guests Nominations Passed of the Athenaeum Turners will celSenator J. William Fulbright at-|ebrate New Year's eve at 9 p. m. : tacked both for lack of experience {with a dinner, variety floor show : : in diplomatic affairs and dancing until 2 a. m. Reserva- | Wayne Morse (R. Ore.) tions"close Dec. 29. : i would | of name dann 2] rue ir i of re sovna B' included “fewer politiicans.” school will sponsor a Christmas } Senator Theodore Bilbo (D. Miss, {Wonderland dance at 8:30 p. m. toat the nomination : Helen Nelis and her orchestras

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