Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1947 — Page 8

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Russian Courses ===

| BLOOMINGTON, Ind,

(UP) ~Indiana University today reclognized the “increasing importance of Russia” in America's future, The 'N school announced new courses in 1s8iaua SAR~Luncheon, noon, Columbia Charles 1. Miller, %i& 8. Keystone: Chir.

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Plane Teachers' Association—Reciial, p.m. DAR Chapter House ational Association of Life Underwriters Earl Vanus, 38 N. Belle View; Columbia Club

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ture, and a series of public lectures Matines Musicale — Formal

on the Boviet government

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