Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1950 — Page 11

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when compared . with countries like England, France, and Ger-

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Languages Northwestern University and Dr. Samuel F. Will,

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To Open Friday Plan Discussion

On Raising Levels :

Do we believe in the slogan that money ‘nvested in the education of the youth of the nation renders the largest dividends? That will be the theme of Professor Charles M. Purin, Junior

A Turn- | sylvania. Primer By day, Sash Side Turners Hall. Purdue World War 1 Veterans—Last day. {Robert arren.

EVENTS TOMORROW Indiana Asseciation of Phetesraphers ~{John R. Luther

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a red Sim R.>Netties J College. of Castle Heights Mili- inional Bank brasch. a Rossmaty Huddiestc ton. tary Academy, Lebanon, Tenn., in Comey ih At 6:30 p roadmoos | oily” Comps, - 35.

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Club—N Sl | rick C. Fath i. day at Hotel Lincoln. Women's A Botan— ashington. | g a ampbe “Ours is the richest cruntry in Norih Side” Optimist Club—Noon, Marott | ROT E. Warren,

Executives Cha nner, Marott. | i Crearal Agents and Managers — Dinn or. PALL R Ray.

| Alda C. Lawlis., 29, 24 many, and some other west Euro-| Peabody College Nashville, Tenn. [MARRIAGE LICENSES gg 1. Renoan: 25. 326 pean countries.” [will discuss use of audio-visual Ellis H. Pettaway, 3 38, Ase sidiane olis; | Parkwa KY. own a ma Prof, Purin who is president of aids such as records, recorders, john A Me McClelland, 87, Dayton, O.; Violet! Audells a Crayton, 323, 3 the National Federation of Mod- and films, oa ete an rere Haute; Martha I x Widmann 11, : ern Language Teachers Associa-| Mrs. Gertrude F. Weathers. | M Fuitz. 30. Tires, Hutte ant: {Jack E. Enlow, iN 528 tion will’ discuss with teachers Shortridge High School, assisted! Corin ® ir Yoo’ N Hace Basti Joan| Darrah, 19. 52: of 16 Midwestern states a pro-|by teachers from local and near. [Pail B. Lexie.’ Top Onn or Bey K.| Maror Ron i] posed survey of the academic|/by high schools and colleges are Vernon O Warren. 38. 5 w New York;| M. Wood. al ferson a3 yn De. en e Preparation and professional making arrangements for the Ouaring W. Paluzzi, 28, 200 N. New Jer-| Marion F. Cowden. 32, 111 training of modern foreign Jae (convention. sey: Alice P. ‘Bieber. 22, 1621 N N CasitoL Thomas O. Perkins. "24, 3552 N

SPARTANBURG, 8. C., Apr. 22 Naber:

1 {campaigning for the governorship | g,Eiel M. Gooch, 50,1022 8. New Jer Mi DT her. 36.

bert W. Hall, 30, 348 N. a Motls william G. Shirley, department of French and Ital- (of South Carolina today. He is Bewley, %. S001 En lish Hazel M. Beckner, win

Arry 1 63, 1624 Pinley; Mildred Walter G. Reinacker, 2 y {70 and a sharp critic of the so- win Wright, 38, Tze Finley Betty J. Delks, 21,

10 EK, Korth; Benjamin L. Brown, Armeda L. Wate erman, 34. Beech Grove. bara J. Ingersoll, lla

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Indianapolis Home tua Apr.’ [Cecil E ettries 21, 2548 30, Fairgrounds. \ . | N. Penn: or fretou Rerounds. a ‘ | “Dorothy ¥. Highwood, 17. 2233 N. Penn.

L. Ellis, 23. ya E. Windisch. 23, 1033 8, Reisner, [Geo A. _ Offenbacker, Sorines; Esther Miller, 42. 3629'a

ug N. Caluza, Ai 408 Corneliug Indianapolis day. Bo, oush Apr William J, Starlin :

2 N n Noon, Antlers, Lawrence 1 Sparks, 29, b- Lucretia Weidner, 27. a N Davidson. Aan Char Tp indiana Na. o Lic Davidson.

BO! Chater OES Stewart, 30, 1802 N Talbott. aiizeonie en . — At-3 p m. -|onatiee E. Adame. 36. Ma Counts” Christian Tem- Yan rhe 3. E ; tute—From 10 » m. hy LA 3 Vermillion. 17. 918 Beecher Barr Pred a

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ms. Indians Sate Trade Association — Noon, | aul Ek James, 25 tion of Modern Language Algminated Snstocers Beclely = Dinner, Pho Or , Gann, 25; 430 E Teachers. Seve Lawrence A. Batley, : A

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John P. Kroeger, 24, 6220 Carroliton; Pa-' Cecelia E. Clift, 33. 330 Yr | Datel V- Borie 23. Edibbure: Eiste J.| a> Peers 31. 580 Denon N v y S3s : . r 21, Other speakers will be Dr. wi 8 RNES OPENS CAMPAIGN | ‘Abbott, On i William F. Jessie. 34; 720 Park i: Champion, 3, 118 8, Elder:!- Looney, n aa Park. - . . er, ames tt the department of Rp F. Byrnes, former| Harod Pa Swank, 42.2118 N. Talbott; ~~ Margaret A. Popovich,

Jean Ross, 5 d. son U. 8. Secretary of State, started | [Ralph E. Norris. 46, 626 Massachusetts: Wiley E. Cole , 24 N

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