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The Search will culminate Mar, 26 |In the Severin Hotel with a day {of festivities for Hoosier high school senior scientists, The top 20 students who com-

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Science Talent Search sponsored |by Westinghouse Electric Cor- | poration will be honored at the {Indiana Junior Scientists: As{sembly here. & The youths are the cream of ithe 73 contestants from ' the 'state., Following the national | competition, their projects were] surveyed by an Indiana commit(tee. The Indiana search is sponsored by the Indiana Academy lof Science, the. Indiana Junior {Academy of Science and The Indianapolis Times. Plan’ Public Display Projects of the young scientists {will be on display for the public lin the Severin from 12:30 to 1:30] p. m. and 3:45 to 5 p. m. The work of the 20 students] will be screened further and an-| *|nouncement of the winners for| {scholarships made available by |Indiana universities and colleges will be made at an Honor Lunch-| on. {

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sembly the youths will exhibit their projects before the screen ing committee and will be interviewed.

“ {Howard science editor, will preside as toastmaster. The princi-|

i technique of Jroders scalp treatment. “<When"you call on a Thomas expert for free advice and consultation, he will pal address will be made by Dr. show you exactly what Thomas treat- K. Lark-Horovits, Purdue Uniment is and howit works, Hell show |1ersny Busco SLC, Tote, : e Also 18 Jy ¥ ouisw it semoves damiratt ssales, and Ithe American Association of the exuvia, He'll also show younhy Thomee | dvancement _ of Selenge a treatment is considered “tops” by the Other participants in, the state 1600 persons who come to Thomas science search and their sponoffices each day. |soring teachers will be guests Quit worrying about your hair! Come as will be scientists from Indiata in today for free advice and consulta- high Schobls, Solleges. and, up ‘tion and learn more about this reliable, bp bir ” : . r special invi-24-year proved treatment. Consultation The 20 Shogen Jr 1

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During the morning of the asChicago; Mary Louise Stiller, Connersville | Judy, Burris High! Walker

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Col. Charles Brandon Booth

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Church will present Col, Charles Brandon Booth of the. K Volunteers of America in an address on his extensive experience In

prison work tomorrow night.

Col. Booth, central area leader of the Volunteers, will speak on “The Voices of the Walled Cities” at the 6:30 p. m. dinner meeting. He will stress the problems of prisoners and prisons and outline the advance made in He will furnish a display of such papers for the audience to view after the talk. For over 40 years, Col. Booth has been ministering to prisoners in federal and state prisons and co-operating with prison officials in welfare work for-the-inmates.

High School; Paul Ray School, Muncie, an Richard Patch, West Lafayette High

“fembers of the Indiana committee wre Lawrence H. Baldinger, dean of the Col-| 1

bers aie C. L Academy of Science; H. H sponsor, Indiana Junior Science, and Mr. Leckrone.

Porter, president,

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| MANILA, P. 1, Mar. 16—One ‘of the latest projects of Elpidio {Quirino’s national betterment planners has just been approved iby the cabinet. .

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