Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1948 — Page 18

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J a ——————————————————————— ng .§ *_ x h ~~ Why Not Try This? eo chee] News 1 Killed in Carp [woken or toe concussion a. Antiques P THE FAMILY scRaPBOOK Tech Library Staff Plans PUT [meter across the sreet was STumgRILK ‘ ’ 4 . practically demolished. Printing CORRECTION 01d Sturbridge mee SLR SREY Tea in Book Week Fete Plant EXDIOSION [sree vere asmagee ~~ s trical 106 Neon Only a small part of the work-| ‘ : : : : 7 built by Albert A Nap for Mother N 2 Committees From Council CAIRO, Nov. 12 (UP)—The as-|ing force was in the bullding at inudiafiently the price of suger. in. our advertisement in of Southbridge Young:children need: an after. ame £ omm/ilees from < sistant chief of the Cairo police|the time.. ! | Thursdays Times was in error. It should have read: lection of anti noon nap, But they may not be For Sacrifice Day and Senior Project |said six persons were killed and! = ; The Mothers. the only Ones. If mothers have Highlighting Book Week Nov. 14-18, the Tech High School|70 injured early today when a Sugar £ LS 10;.; ls or ©

library staff will hold its annual faculty tea in the school Mbrary|ierrific explosion rocked the Cairo ROOFING AND SICING here, including

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‘Book Week and new books. Childhood days will be recalled by Company building where a num-|

: T es steppin % ber of English and French daily - subjects for a good rest in the [characters of nursery rhs st opp g out of book shelves Cutouts) hes tes, middle of the day. {were made by Miss th to rihy eharit i ley of the library staff. e money to a worthy charity or| The front wall of the four-story leg N. DORMAN CORE ; Sometimes it seems there is so Two committees from the Tech project to be selected by the class. building "collapsed and windows - much to do a nap just can’t be Ye mea! Having reached its goal of fill-' pe ; =n = Be rn . fitted in. Usually in the long senior council have been na ing 600 boxes in the recent Junior In WALT'S § run, it will pay to rest for a little for Senior Sacrifice Day and the oo, "ro 00 oir drive, Tech will : d of Thursda while at least. One is less apt to, Ms 4 Senior Project. ‘contribute its share to overseas é 9 feel fatigued, cross, and snappy|8rOW on you if you lie down| embers of the Sacrifice Day opjjgren at Christmas, Miss Jean- “ arror we ady with the children. regularly after lunch whether youl, mittee are Milton Bierman, 40 Tobey, Junior ‘Re a" Cross : . Often, too, youngsters are feel like it or not. And again, Shirley Corder, Marlene House, | sn nsor, has announced. x Backs and ) much more willing to take a nap| fabs 0 wonders in preventing james Lewis, Marilyn Miller, wil-| Sponsor Room 100, which filled. - The i if they know mother is resting, ty. liam Sullivan and Norma Suttle; 0 00 1ead the drive with 100! pound. too. % doesn’t seem to be quite Set Sacrifice Date per cent participation. Doris. CHICKEN BAC 80 one-sided as when they must Jews Press Attack Project committee members in- Houghland is SAO representative] rest and the grown-ups appear t0| CAIRO, Nov. 12 (UP)—A War|clude Martha Sue Beck, Curtis and Mrs. Jeanne Eastland Is be doing as they please. Ministry spokesman said today Dankert, Charles Hall, Nyla Jes- sponsor. | wa may be so interested in that the Jews continued to attack|ter, Yims Mean: Ristarel Fill 9 Boxes t you are doing or feel the the Egyptians at Faluja, south|Stanfield an andall Tucker. { i pressure of what must be done 80 of Tel. Aviv in Palestine. The] Nov. 27 was set as the date, Sones Rooms 1 with 17 ge *® strongly that you can't imagine Egyptians were fighting back, when all senioss will sacrifice Pers, nas fille oxes. Marilyn| HANDY being able to rest. But it will'the spokesman said. |some luxury or necessity, giving Gibbs 1s representative and Frank SALT BM aL, lL. a SE— “ | Atherton is sponsor. | & PEPPER

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Two roll rooms, 315 and 343,/ ‘have each filled nine boxes for 18) members. | Eleven seniors and seven underclassmen, with straight A-plus cards, head the list of 312 Tech students on the honor roll. Senior§ are Betty Ann Breedlove, Richard W. Butler, William | D. Campbell, Mary Lou Evans, Helen Ann Garrison, Charles R.| Hines, Jo Anne Reese, Mary Lu Stumpf, Randall Tucker and Charles Van Buskirk. Underclassmen include Carol Beall, Janet Heller, Kenton Leon-| |ard, Clayton Ray, Nancy Shearer, | |Cherrie Sheppard and Jo Ann] | Strebe.

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