Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1948 — Page 17

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Staff Correspondent IT WEST Fe pp Ca sod It aay tropical sky today. But 1 bis Jing thers may have I a heart-broken kid in Cuba. kid was 12-year-old Bill Barrett, sandy-haired son of a U. 8. Navy. Bill had been selected to repat .a little ceremony when the President 1 at Naval base yeste

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The singing stopped and the President waved his broad-

days, brimmed. white hat... A teacher

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treckle-nosed Bill

Bill blinked, took a deep breath and started out with a strong “Mister President.” But again, when he got to the word “activities,” his memory played tricks on him and he had to stop. “That's all right, son,” the man in the Panama hat whispered. “I bet everything you've got to say is right here in the scrapbook.” Bill, with a look -6f mixed idolatry and relief, gladly surrendered. the.

little book to the| President. The Panama hat waved again and the convertible | moved away. Bill stood off to one side, tock]

Speech he ..4 «ness-t” and Bill marched toward the car, his shoulders

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Delores Nerding Fills Southport Post

Delores Nerding, Southport High School senior, has been appointed editor-in-chief of the Perry News,

I ending of the Honor rey N Society, Latin Club, Senior-ority|y and GAA.

Others on Staff Other staff appointments in-

clude Nancy Hendricks, managing editor; Ann Mon and Della May Hartley, assistant editors; - Beverly - Baird, feature editor; Donna Kornbroke, news editor, and Anne Wade, girls’ sports editor, Bob Carpenter ‘and Bob Bidlack head the boys’ sports department; Elsa Carter, cartoons and features; Pat Miller, Jackie Englehart and Rosemary Brown, features; Mary Ann Miner and Ed Frazier, photographers; Virginia Mattox, music editor; La Donna Dailey, business manager;

terpretations of - prise” spread throughout Europe. Il Sen. Capehart agreed that it) would, But contended that this| was not a fair sample of “thef} American system.” He asked that}

Mr. Jarman join him in getting | the U. 8. government to put awh

N. pins political on. | 7 Would ‘Join, In i “x certainly woud join in put-| ting it dowrs® ‘Mr. Jarman asserted. “I am for genuine free |

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be doing that right now instead (|i of ‘trying to jam anti-lynching || bills on us Southerners for pot litical purposes.” Chairman Charles A. ma | (R. N, Y.) asked Mr. Jarman if he intended to connect Sen. Cape- (| hart with the Capone gang. The | Alabamian said that his inten-

“America.” Bill stood quietly on the side and saw the No. 1 man of the United States ease himself out of the back seat so the

wos dad, Preston Barrett of "Ty, President,” he began

shrilly, “I have the honor to present to you a record, a scrapbook of the school’s activities. . .” Bill's jaws flopped open but the words just stopped coming. He grimaced and squirmed and fidgeted in that terrible silence. - - THE PRESIDENT bent over and whispered to Bill. *I know. just how you feel,” he sald. “Why don’t you start again?”

ing unhappily at his teacher who wore the fixed smile that all teachers seem to wear. . ” "

FOR THOSE who are too old to appreciate Bill's position, the news is this: The President is at the submarine base in Key West, resting | up from a five-day tour of the | Caribbean. He'll be here until March 5 unless business gets so active in Washington that he has| {to go back to the ' White House.

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