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Eva Forrey, left above, shown reading Pat Miller's palm, will | tell fortunes in one of the many booths housing attractions for the | Fun Festival tomorrow from 7 to [1 p. m. in the Central YMCA. | | The festival for all ages will be sponsored by the United Youth |

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. - St Louis Climate | Indiana Central College's Chap-| lel Choir and Concert Band will | ST. LOUIS, May 12 (UP)—The Present its annual spring concert| city of St. Louis today was noiat 5:45 p. m. Sunday in the Kep-| longer an “unhealthful” place to hart Memorial Auditorium. ang J Great Brain, The choir, composed of 45 | e ritish consular rating which had formerly classi-| cc 18 under the direction of| {fied the St. Louis climate with Professor Allan F. Schirmer. | such fever-ridden spots as French| Members from Indianapolis in-| Guiana, Madagascar and Djibouti clude Rose Ann Rider, Iris Irene

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Chamber of Commerce. {Hazel Decker, Marian Ruth Annis, | Bur it was gloomy news to con-|Julia Wilson, Wayne H. Smith !sular employees here. and Lewis Brown. |

Workers in “unhealthful” eli-| Local members of the band, di-! mates get an extra month's leave, "ected by Wolfgang Edelmann, go the change cuts a month off head of the music department, the vacations of consulate repre- 2r® Don Durant, Ernest and Vera, sentatives. | Stubbs; Miss Jordan and Mr. — m e

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CHICAGO, May 12 (UP)—Twin /ADNIVersary Banquet

babies whose combined weight| Indianapolis Hearing Society \ Jas eight pounds Over that of the! will hold a banquet today at 6:30 \ onne quintuplets a were! A reported in “fine condition” today p.m. in Central YWCA to high-| \ at Chicago Lying-In Hospital, |light National Hearing Week in| The babies, born this week to!Indianapolis and celebrate the 1

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Mrs. Muriel Ahern, were a boy chapter's 20th anniversary. and a girl. Karen weighed nine} pf ypatham, chapter president, | pounds, 6% ounces. He brother| wi) give a short historical sketch. Kevin weighed eight pounds, 5% Music for the program will in-| “ ounces. clude vocal selections by Louise SRR ia Padou, lip reading teacher, and

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