Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1947 — Page 6

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Both . cabinet members issued Spelling champion, Emilie Gray; their statements in connection with Competes in the national spelling

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bee next week she will spell against 34 other title holders, Most of the champions from cities throughout the United States --who will seek the national title next Thursday at the National Press club, Washington, D. C.—will he girls, This year's 3 to 1 ratio In favar of the girls is in keeping with the history of the national spelidown. For the 19 years the contest has been in existence, giris hold a 2to 1 ratio. Plane Trip Planned Emilie and other title holders spelled down upwards of 8 million

tight to compete for the. national title and $2395 in cash prizes. The St. Patrick's Catholic school pupil will go to Washington early Monday morning in all the glamor befitting her rank as “best speller” in Indianapolis and Marion county. Riding in a giant luxury liner of Trans-World Airlines, Emilie will leave Weir-Cook airport at 6:55 a. m., Indianapolis time. She will arrive at the Washington airport at 10:40 & m., Eastern standard time, Accompanying the champion will be her mother, Mrs. Coy Gray, and Mrs. Norma Koster, supervisor of special activities for the city perk and recreation department. Mrs. Koster will be official escort for the party as representative of The Times. The spelling bee is sponsored here each year by The Times with the co-operation of the park board

FIRST PLANE TRIP—Times

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Spelling champion, Emilie Gray, |

discusses her first ‘plane trip with Miss Barbara Rang, of the TWA staff, when picking up her tickets for the Washington flight yester- |

day. oo ed by a delegation of Hoosier notables at Washington airport, the party will go immediately to the Willard hotel. They will stay at the Willard during their six days in Washington. Banquet on Program That afternoon they will be taken

ment and sight-seeing will be pro-

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Doctors Vote CHICAGO, May 22 (U. P). = Physicigns and surgeons who served civilians during world war II said today they believed the practice of all. doctors should be regulated by

{on a sight-seeing trip with the other | the government in the event of an- | | champions and escorts. Entertain- | { ll vided each day until their return

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