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About People—. Roy Rovers Becomes RB Pal’ to Invalid Boy

Telephone Chat and Invitation to oy

specialists have ‘been able to iden-

Cow ment and personal letters to

Trigger Cheers Child ‘owboy Star Roy Rogers,

With Mysterious Ailment

Indianapolis’ two leukemia victims,

Jerry Dunaway and Tyrone Diggin, cheered another sick little boy|

He telephoned six-year-old Russell Rogers, Seattle, Wash., boy who has been ill for two years with a mysterious ailment no

studio and cap- . ture a bandit.” . : . His mother Roy Rogers: said the call and the real cowboy | shirt Roy sent cheered the sick

little boy. He is no Telative to the fran

screen star. J National ILIA in the field

of life insurance was accorded to| BF “Indianapolis. insurance agent D. i

A. Reeves this week in the field's!

leading trade journal, “The Insur-|§

ance Salesman.” “The Salesman” published an; article written by Mr. Reeves “Don’t Let People Forget You.”!

Mr. Reeves is Indianapolis gen- &

eral agent of Jefferson National. Life Insurance Co.

» » n | Maurice D. Owens, Indianapolis

Kenneth Mendenhall, 187 Ww. 41st St. senior in Architecture. in| the University Illinois, has received a “secon edal” award |

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“Tin "thé Emerson prizé. competition! for designs of an entrance to the |

sesquicentennial exhibition in| Washington, D. C. - 3 - Et a ! “1. 6G. Sinclair, vice “president! and treeasurer of Kingan &, Co.,| will speak on “Kingan's Place

{in the Meat Industry” at a din-|

ner meeting of Irvington Kiwanis Club Tuesday night at Jones Restaurant, 7803 E. Washington! St. | 1 J Deanna Dur-] bin, who hasn't] ‘made a movie ‘in two years, " planned to leave ~ Hollywood “in-| «- definitely.” The} singing star said

she woutd seitiff

her home and] stay in Europe. |

She leaves in two, Miss Durbin weeks. |

= = w Enraged when his wifé seized |

Junior student at Butler Univer- his hoard of small coins by court |

sity and president of Butler's Col-| legiate Chamber 6f Commerce, | «| ville, Tenn.

will be in charge of the annual! Careers Conference Apr, 17 to 21.

order, Fred Rutherford, Knox-| shot and killed -his; wife, Mae, 42, and her 80-year-|

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lold mother and then killed him-| em Darko, Seif. County authorities who| one. of the own- counted the coins said they! ers of Darko & amounted to only $1935. | Sons Cleaners, r so =» 2 will be a speak-' Norman Thom--er at the | 41st as, persistent So- _ annual conven- cialist Party cantion of the Na- didate for Presitional A sso cia- dent, says he will tion of Cleaning not run for office and Dyeing Mar. in the 1952 elec12 to 15 in Chi- tions. Mr. Thomcago. He will as said he doubtspeak on “Route ed that his party Sales Strategy.” would put up a s = nationalticket “Frag 4. Vieh- zz g for the Presiden- : mann, insurance tial race. The commissioner of party will remain Mr. Thetis Indiana, will be active, he said, and probably will guest speaker at concentrate its campaign in areas the dinner me«- i 2% that offer a chance for victory. Butler EF" = 8. = : ‘ Weldon Jolly Jr. ar “Richard Edwards, both of Shreveport, La. {students at Centenary College there admitted that they went as ‘delegates to an International Re“rations CT SEORFOTaTe {but walked out in protest because Mr. Viehmann lof non-segregated attendance at "Ta barbecue and other events. Na- li Bruce :Dotts, president; Ralphitionai headquarters of Lambda | Chapman, vice president; Rich- Chi Alpha social fraternity to ard Horner, secretary and Mieh- which they belong was reported ael Hal@vach, treasurer, ‘considering their expulsion. .

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Mr. Darko”

University Insurance Society at 6:30 p.m. Fri- ¢ day in, the FaNAPANFIAY 9.9 r. New J y elected officers of the

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