Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1947 — Page 19

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Teen Talk—

6 “4 4 yg x 3 The U.S. Must Continue \ . y - b J Foreign Aid ‘By SALLY MAIN ACCORDING TO RECENT public opinion polls, the people of the United States bejieve that aid to Europe is necessary. The teenagers of Indianapolis agree with the nation and think that food for the starving is an important weapon in the fight for deMiss Dorothy Klebes, a senior at St. Agnes Academy, feels that relief measures are necessary to gain friends for the U. S. “I think that the food, clothing and money we send overseas

will help combat communism. It's bi . necessary that

friendship of European nations to defeat the Soviet beliefs,” she says. Dorothy thinks that money is just as vital, if not more so, than goods, “If ‘wesend the y Klebes war-torn nations. money they will be able to buy just what they need. Too, money will stimulate trade and industry in those countries. “I don’t think we should draw any lines between our recent allies and enemies when it comes to charity—we should just give to the neediest. We should give relief, too, to those countries menaced by communism—especially the Balkans, Italy and France,” Dorothy states: She would like to be a high school teacher of math and science and plans to attend Butler University. Dorothy, a member

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By SALLY

Hints for Christmas Guests

guesting, by this time. up with a bit of yuletide spirit. On. Christmas ,morning, your hostess and her family will have a lot of packages to ‘open. You, probably, will not have many. It take a bit of doing, but try" to act interested. Don't sulk. ’ Don't assume a‘ left-out-in-the-cold manner. f

- . » THERE'S no need for’ you to overwhelm your hostess with elaborate presents. It's nice, though, to gift-wrap your regulation guest = present—candy or books or whatever—and present it on Christmas morning. It's really important to have | something for the children. It's | their day, you know. aybe you suspect that | you'll be showered with gifs. It'll avoid embarrassment to have a

the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Klebes, 3865 Ruckle St.

» = - A SOPHOMORE at Howe High School, David Willlams believes that ald to Europe is essential “The situation must be terrible overseas and America ‘can't sit back and let | amma those nations 4 starve. I think these rumors about those countries using our food and materials to gain strength to fight us again are far-fetched and wrong. HE - “It seems to David Williams | me,” David continued, “that actual | goods would be of more value to | the Europeans than money. It's

true that we must help them get back on their feet economically, but we can produce food and

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few ' appropriate things in your suitcase, wrapped and ready. Then, if Santa Claus comes your, way in a big way, slip‘ out and get your offerings. And hand ‘em around with a smile,

clothing and they can't. It's easier for us to get the material than it would be for them to manufacture goods.” Howe conducted a campaign to donate money to CARE and David has given to this. * As for his .own future, David wants to be a lawyer. “I love to talk and to argue,” he says; “and all the aptitude tests I've taken point toward law or journalism.”

He wants to study at DePauw.

University and finish his work at the Harvard Law School. David thinks

to entér politics just to see if he could better the present situation. David is sfudent manager of the Howe football team and plans to work on the staff of the” Howe the school pdper, next year, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Williams, 5217 E. St. Clair. St.

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Community Center To Observe Holiday

| .The Southside Community Center will have a Christmas party at

8°'p. m. tomorrow. at the center.

‘evening with their children.

‘and Judy Cangany will “Santa Claus” will present gifts.

community singing. Mrs. Emma Lou Vise and Mrs. Prances Niece, superintendent and director, respectively, of the center, will be assisted by Dick Ends, Art Bedford and Betty Yatsko,

Civie Theater to Have Open House, Try Outs

There will be an open house and informa] party in the Civic Theater ‘at ’2 p. m. Bunday. The members of the Workshop Group will act as The event is open to the public and ‘persons interested in trying out for the February production, “Dear

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