Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1949 — Page 28

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£788 EE Nebraska Cropsey School Born in 1876 ~~ Cultivates Art and Brotherhood cancer IN A FLURRY of school building construction during 1874 goes on surviving the cancer de-| ,gUINCION, Paraguay, Feb. 26/ and 1878, when seven individual structures were added to the Indipends on how. good the controll gp) — Gen. Raimundo Rolon,| 8napolis Public School system, Nebraska Cropsey School No. 22 x was born, fn a report by Dr. J. Samuella bloodless coup, was overthrown at 1578, 3 Was cated 1g); Supstiaut Bt, sow called Talbot, out the bulldl tLos Angeles Tumor Institute. |py a “civil and military move- bellied stoves were oh a Vitamins Play Part ment,” the Paraguyan national compartments to supply heat, and

complex chemicals alll The broadcast sald Rolon .was| for the pupils:

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Rolon was elected president by Mary Connor, who served the national assembly Jan. 31 10|cipal of School No, 22 trom 1907

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School No. 22 observed its silver anniversary. Now called the Nebraska Cropsey School, it§ name was bestowed as a memorial to the assistant| superintendent of public schools whose outstanding contribution] to Hoosier education was the! thorough training of primary/ e teachers, A. K. Nelson is now principal,

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the plans for The 1-centavo yellow green and

the Theo-| JAPAN'S new 16-yen blue postandlage stamp illustrates a view of \ ts sntiusiastio Seport to pi Mount Hodaka, a peak in the Barto; “Music,” John White, [Opening of a ar class Japanese Alps, with fir trees pic“Boys and Giri Gilbert Pe 3hire and fourth grades atitured in the foreground. The

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A mixed school, No. 22 each class overseas mail. year devotes one pupil-produced ® = I Time Christian program to thg work of Negro THE INDONESIAN Republic

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the most expensive ad in news- played. The most outstanding|commemorate the centenary of paper history. Ipleces are framed and hung In|their politica separation from the

ramed a new-type dusting cloth. Readers year following the exhibit. Thelran from twopence to 10 ! lately bY were urged to wash the printer'siart show is opened with a concert All Riso bear the

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CHICAGO, Feb. 26 (UP)—Skilled workers began building a i was the plucky girl who nearly lost her life in rescuing | £3 i I # PANTS

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. SOLVE-A-RIDDLE If a baby chick found a jar of preserves in a nest, what would it say? The baby chick would say: “Oh, look what ~——uI" puzzle and find the iils, word. 6

Fill in the definitions, reading down: 1—Lots of soldiers. 2—To make a picture. 3-—To run in and out. 4—Charity offering. 5—~Color of grandpa’s hair, 6-Not pretty.

7--Boy’s name. 8--Ice cream

words into our sentence, you'll find they sound alike, but are spelled differently: His ~~ about how the monkey lost his —— amused everybody. DIAMOND This word diamond centers on a CARTOON. The second word is “possesses,” the third L. Ystags,”

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