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FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1946 ni THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — — tos — PAGEL EPT. 20, 1946 : ; REJOINS FACULTY Josie) uy Memphis, | LUNCHEON PLANNED WASHINGTON ALUMN] September at which time a delegate scholarship each year to an’ ote es D 4 BR : " ! The past presidents of Major from the June graduaiing clas is| standing graduate. wil S DUocror- | : AT W ASHIN GTON Six tiew’ staff mémbers at Wasis. | Robert Anderson W. R. ©. will meet, : , Slected t® serve on the assembly, . . Se a i : Wednesday for a luncheon and T0 MEET WEDNESDAY | e governing body of the associa-- i - wables.. asishing in ington are: ‘Miss Carol Reed and Yusiness meeting In the SO of tion. Two weeks later the assembly Jordan Cabinet Co 2 of nine others and Cloyd J. Julian, physical educa-|Miss Virginia Eckel, physical edu-|mrs, Edna Pauley, 1032 N. Olney| The annual business meeting of | meets to elect officers for the year. |} ; otal al death certificates. tion instructor at Washington high| cation teachers; Mrs. Mae Henri|st. Members of the comiffittee in-|the alumni of George Washington| Officers for the past year. have|l Immediate delivery on ull size

ut his “practice” in school, has rejoined the faculty| Wasden, music; G. L. Woodruff, |clude Mrs. Louise Burke, chairman; |high school will be held Wednes- | Deel Donald A. Jones, president; || built-in kitchen cabinets

after three years in the navy. metal shop; Miss Marjorie Schach,|Mrs. Mary Callahan, Mrs. Mary day at 8 p. m. in the school. [Dave ohavius, vice presidenti|] SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY | A lleutenant commander, he was|librarian, and Mrs. Lucile Rybolt,| Haley, Mrs. Grace Bansickle, Mrs.| The new constitution provides far! a Yer es, secretary, and 8 North Delaware St. RAL 15 suicoE | | 8 Man oth E athletic' director at the naval air|attendance officer. Jennie Mulligan, and Mrs. Paul | Noumah L. Davie, Heasures to Each y Other Ex-Soldiers Will Suffer Loss of Hearing,| g Suey. 's pmerg] meting St al — Funds wie Yel Yo award ¢ $204

Kusaba, former cory - Doctor Predicts.

npn wns OWN isco, sr, 0 5... Advances to at the nar of nero Ha Vv ve Yo ou Been In L airwa Latel ? army, committed sul- { Jthe last 20 years outdistance the success of any previous period and are

t presumably because helping at least 40,000 war-deafened American veterans, Hygeia, health s in the performance magazine of the American Medical association, said today. uties in Manchuria.” Dr. Morris Fishbein, editor, wrote that “one out of every 10 persons in the United States” has some hearing loss. The veterans administration believes the war added at least 40,000, Knouf, of South Pasadena; Walter “Many other veterans may begin E. Ward, Los Angeles; Paul A. to have hearing difficulties because Reichle, Lo¢ Angeles; A. G. Bower, of injuries or illnesses suffered dur- |pasadena, and Paul M. Hamilton, ing the war,” Dr. Fishbein wrote. {San Marino. Special schools, including four| large centers at Butler, Pa. Chick K- |

asha, Okla. Santa Barabara, Cal, 1000 LEGIONNAIRES and Philadelphia, are working to aid | eX-servicemen in group activities | “so as to overcome the frustrations CALIFORNIA BOUND and inhibitions that formerly would |

have been inevitable in those who | Nearly 1000 Hoosier Legionnaires

Over 5000 thrifty people have been—since we announced this sale on September 2d—they have been buying living room suites, tables, lamps, radios, appliances, ete. If you haven't

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Complete / Jock thelr hearing.” {will head for California to attend|, ifs and Tots’ wi r the general public, Dr. Fish- the national convention of the Shops in emphasized three procedures — | Ame rican Legion, which begins next |

conservation of hearing, particularly | week. by checking children after illnesses, | At present, Paul H. Griffith, ducation of those partially or |yniontown, Pa. veteran of both totally deaf, and the provision of! world wars, is the sole capdidate competent hearing devices, | for national commander to succeed |: Typhoid Deaths Cut lena Stelle, Illinois. Physicians should give special | . Griffith for many years has hitention to hearing “whenever a! fo associated with the national | hild suffers from any illness involv- | Americanism program of the|: | ng the nose, the throat or the ears,” | Legion. | he said, Among the Indianians expected In another field, an article in the [to attend the national parley are: al of the American Medical |W. I. Brunton, Scottsburg, Indiana | iation said today that five Cal- | department commander; William E. | nia physicians reduced the death | Sayer, department adjutant; Pat | ate to 5 per cent among a group of | Maloney,” Crown Point, national | typhoid patients treated with a |committeeman; Ralph B. Gregg,| 1s-1lke agent known as bacterio- national judge advocate; Neil Gridphage. The death rate for many er, national treasurer, and Mrs. years has remained around 10 per Mabel Morgan, Jonesboro, depart-| t. ment president of the Legion The physicians are Evelynhe G.! ‘auxiliary.

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