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‘Indiana State Teachers College, 4 onto an It Was pleasant, after the fog,| music’ department. will’ hold" ts] As our plane droppe THE DAY after Anzio began,|

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S ted out the window! the Plush chairs. Gen Ik» in-I drove Gen. Eisenhower to an i Student Union building Dec. 2 land, Sue pointe k. There |upected the upstairs and the base- important Sunday meeting of the and 3. jand yelled, Loo ’ e's 2 ment and then announced, to the Allied commanders at Norfolk — [Russian officer. Military Assistant's satisfaction, House, a tall and spacious build-| x «But ing originally owned by the fam- .

Show Grid Films Motion pictures’ of Purdue’s/Was pointing to an ankle-length Cottage, out of town,” he said premier Duke of England. " Nor-39-to-0 victory over Indiana will gray overcoat which could only) wistfully.

Eisenhower Was My Boss— Back to Home And a Fog

Ike Gets England's King An American War Ribbon

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By Kay Summersby

Iribbon already was a sore point parking space was numbered In otter ” with Mediterranean veterans who strict accordance with military| :

° |scoffed at London troops wearing Rrotocol. | After ne got out, I made it a {the same award given to those Heading our plain olive-drab|Point to remark, ever 50 sweetly, .ponee jet Bae Rheu | | Pn { 3 kac {in combat — and the English toward the No. 1 spot, however, to Monty's driver, there must be Nervousness, Getting Up a pal Fe |thought it humorous that Yanks] saw jt was occupied by the/some mistake. And when Tie! T2ms. Swollen Aniics, Sg Cifcles 1 got a decoration for just being in fashy, shiny, black Rolls Royce emerged from Norfolk House, his systemic Kidney and ‘Bladder Trouble, |England. _ which could belong fo ‘but oneicar was in the space, his driver Make you feel old and miserable with-. (The King, however, wanted man in all of England: Gen. beaming a purely feline smile. | Gace or SF aTit Ex. Jsually the frst {that ribbon. He was, of course, Montgomery. I was furious, as| err liately helping nature clean out excess the technical chief of Britain's only a rank-conscious army driv-. Tomorrow: Boisterous war- hoioy and wastes which often cause jared forces and hie had bien inersande | time Piccadilly Circus. ness. Get CYSTEX &¢ druggist. Saties ’ “That's okay now,” Gen. Eisen-| on or money back guaranteed. {upon Gen. Marshall's Washing: (Copyright, 18, by Kay Summersb#). | :

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