Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1949 — Page 8

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battle against cancer of the sto-

Injured critically when struck by a car as he ran across the street in front of his home last |Jan. 29, doctors at General Hos- | pital at first gave him more than

|stomach. He was released from the hospital after doctors said there was nothing more ‘that

Jerry never knew until the last he was going to die, his mother, e was uncomplaining and had the utmost confidence in his return to health.” A pupil in the fifth grade at | School 2 before the automobile |accident, there was never any pre-

ES often cause Jerry Wildman, 10 Battle Against Cancer

Christmas, 1949, holds no joy eyed sprightly . for a sorrowing West Side family. fering a malignant disease. When 10-year-old Jerry Lee! Perfect Attendance

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Along the way they saw a freight train. The boy’s brain sparked:

Tell your children this story...

Once upon a time a boy wanted a football. Mother said a little more school-book reading might be better.

Father's eyes twinkled. “My boy,” said he, “Mother is always right, Study your geography—maybe you'll find out where the stuff in a football comes from.” So the boy studied—the leather cover, from cattle ranch to tane nery— the thread stitches, from farm to spinning mill to sewing machine—the rubber in the bladder from Indonesia— the metal air valve from mine to factory.

“Good,” said Father. “But how do those things make a football?” The boy, not knowing, sadly Father smiled sympathetically and suggested a walk.

t together to ook his head.

“That's it! Freight cars! But doesn’t shipping all that stuff cost lots of money?”

“Ummmm,” said Father, “Lets get your football.” So:

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