Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1947 — Page 11

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emt os t hospital school of nursing. | hv Lo NUM AWNING C0. 00. |5ix “months, those who meet thé | R FREE ESTIMATE T| standards of study will receive caps signifying their aceptance as members of the freshman class. °% An orientation program of classes, assemblies and individual confer-| ences will be held throughout the

r Cath week. e in Four seniors, the Misses Betty f Jane Comer; Beatrice Louise Hade— ley, Betty "Jo Harms and Elaine

Edith Peters, have gone to St. Louis for special work in psychiatric nursing. The course “was recently established at the Malcolm A. Bllss psychiatric institute of the St. Louts, City hospital. The new pre-clinical students are:

Catherine 8. Buehl, Mildred Es Wan

uber, Jo Ann hy A Helen Lucille Sunu Wallace, Mrs., Charlotte om Smith and Mis, Louise Vosloh, all of Indianapolis; Misses Helen M, Armstrong Delphi; Charlotte E, Ashby, Kenfe: -Gretchen Bronnenberg, Madetovn. Phyllis Joan Bush, Logans-|

rystal Day, “Willmore: Delores Day, who was 2 Jears old. wis Efsabech rothy Lee Dunn, Cannel ; A. Edwards, Ellw ity Martha J. Guard, Raub; Virginia ngs, Washington; Rosetta Helderman, ; Marie L.. Hopp, North Man-

ne Ink, Muncie; Giadys Jeftries: West y , OQ. eva Jones, Princeton; Melba -D. Kerr, Et Barbara Ketterman, Madison; Georgian Lawless, Lawrenceville, Ill; Lela Meyer, Clay City.

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Housing Shortage Meant for Mice, Not Men

Jean Morrison, Kokomo; Mary Esther | a— HOE Morrison, nton; Dorothy Park, Chalmers; Naomi at Barker; Beech grove, Lo! “Times Special Phillips, ean nor erce, —— - Wolcorivie; 5 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3.—Here’s prov:

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Bvelyn E. Worthington; Carolyn 8. ; hart: Betty SW a ton: Meredith n Bunt oh Mirtetovns 16 Sas for the housing shortage. or, Gree: o i ef Nonrrerilie: Vio: Bibnar. Ye*'*l.| Dr. Leonell G. Strong of Yale uni-|

versity school of medicine says ex-

in laboratory cages develop less cancer than others,

He's unahle to explain it.

perimental mice crowded together

scientists have found that cutting down on certain types of foods re-|tucker.”

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

2 Labor Candidates

Iseph H. Shepard, 1913 E. Riverside

Seek Council Seats,

Listed From Second "And Third Districts

The United Labor. Political com: |

nicipal election.

The candidates representing the | labor committee were listed as Jo-

dr., local newspaperman, and C. E, | Davis, 2028 Park ave. So

Mr. Shepard was listed for. the second district councilmanic = seat and Mr. Davis was listed for the third district. Si¥ Republican candidates and six Democratic candidates nominated in the primary last spring are running for the nine seats on the city council, Also, two new candidates for the city school board entered the race against five candidates nominated three weeks ago by the citizens’ school committee as candidates for

PARTYING POOCHES — With delectable hot dogs as favors, dogs in ‘the | neighborhood of Creston dr., 3700 block, had a birthday party in hanor of "Rover,"

Doggone Nice, Yips Rover As He Puts on Dog at Party

| 20 Neighbors Take the Cake—Of Meat Pie; Birthday Fete Called a Howling Success

“Rover Bamford,” a large collie owned by Norma Lee Bamford,

ably’ the first argument ever made! { 3738 Creston dr., should have felt that a “dog's life” is really not so bad

| today—even in these hot “days of the dog.” Rover was host and guest of honor at a birthday party for dogs. Last year for his first birthday, Rover received an ice cream cone.

~three cans of dog food and a

playmates attended the party| in their best “bib and] Some wore slacks and

{sack of bones. | Twenty of Rover's neighborhood | Canal ian Some|

dressed

This year his presents were a little more ore besoming to a well bred collie collie

Ld school board membership, Candidates Listed | The new candidates are Charles |8. Preston, 3006 Graceland ave, and {the Rev, R. T. Andrews, 1235 W. 25th st, pastor of the Mt. Zion nes church. ; These candidates filed their applications independently. Their petitions bore the signatures of more. than 300 names each as required | oy law. |

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Scheduled ship movements today: Arriving at New York — Panama from Cristobal; Santa Clara from Barranquilla. Leaving New York—Barnard Victory to Bremen; Lisbon; Mark Hanna to Oslo; Midland Victory to Antwerp: Queen Elisabeth to Bouthampton; foski to Genoa; Cristobal to Cristobal; a Townshend to Bermuda, ‘Jutahy to

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duces the incidence of the disease some wore jeans and then there

but these mice get as much to eat Were these in lace and ruffi es—|

| truly “partified pooches.” DUGALD, Manitoba, Sept. 3 (U. 8s {hey want, Dr. Sirong sald re 8 Too the birthday | , ).—The Canadian National Raill-| Here for the fourth international |, with URIr canine charges | WaY announced ofcially today, research congress, Dr. Strong said) napping at the wiener favors were that 29 persons perished in the, in an Interview: John Feeney, with “Sarge”: Della head-on collision of two passen“The overcrowded mice are more wailace and “Foxey”: Donna Sue | g€T trains at Dugald station Mon-|

naki Special which ploughed into

“Ricky. and ‘Noodles.” | the Transcontinental #Express, an

Also eagerly awaiting the refreshs= | iments were Judy Hanlon's * le”; Barbara Sue Moore's “Wig- |" route to the hospital. gles”; Jackie and Marilyn McLain’s|, Only four of the bodies have been| “Pat” and Larry Kindred's “Dac. "| identified. On With the Party Thirteen persons still were bios- | |pitalized“from injuries.’ A search of Oblivious to the austerity of the| the wreckage continued today and| occasion but eager for the party|the latest two bodies were found | to get on--without-so much fuss

this morning. were “Poodles,” owned by Joyce! Only 2 Identified Treveault; “Sandy,” Jeanine Gay| The wreck, one of the worst in Gantz; “Lady,” Mickey Feeney; western Canada, occurred Monday | “Sandy,” Betty Jo Weedon, and night when the Minaki Special, a “Tiny,” owned by Dickie Feeney,

Louisville U. to Honor

'3 Supreme Justices ‘LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept:

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he U. S. supreme court. will receive honorary degrees from the | University of Louisville Sept. 19, the | first time 'in history one-third of {the members of the country’s highest court have received degrees from [the same schook: | Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson and

land Wiley Rutledge will receive] | honorary doctor of laws degrees as

ti f the. l part of the celebration o AW | telicitations of his friends, proceeded |

hool’s 100th anniyersar [school’s iyersary, : . Ito act the part of the gracious host Justice Vinsor was borh in Lou- | lby eating the favors.

or ee Eoin x Soar Mr. Bom lan 8 Po |“cake”—a large meat pie sporting the Transcontinental Express, but|

(tie, |oontinental Express, which waiting on the main line for the {resort train to pass. cut .the| There were no- fatalities aboard

two candles — the dogs “yipped” the resort train burst into flames) their goodbyes and returned to their |immediately after the collision,

respective backyards, {trapping passengers in the wredk-

TT | age. Bride-Elect, 47, Slain

Gas used to light the coaches was| {blamed for quick spread of the fire. ‘By Jealous Suitor

|The blaze ignited a nearby grain]

‘Black. | Oficial seid. Twa other persons died] .

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DETROIT, Sept. 3 (U. P.).—Mrs. elevator and oil tank. {Mary Dorsey, 47-year-old widow, | died today of a bullet wound inflicted by a jealous suitor who also fired at her flance before taking his! a: C. Taylor, American presi-| jown life, | dential envoy, in a 35-minute audi-/ Arthur Badger, 47-year-old own-| ence. er of a Dearborn dry cleaning plant; died in the hospital five hours after he turned a gun on himself as po- Check lice officers. closed in. Lt: Joseph Gaca said Mrs. Dor-

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