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talie Jean Rounds, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich; and Miss Caroline! . Metzger, Miles Hodson, and Don. ald Siebert, all of Indianapolis, | Students at Manual High) - Bchool include Dorothy Criswell, Mrs. Dorothy Lynch, Paul Russell, and Robert Wagner, all of Indianapolis. Mrs. Edythe Mehl, In-| dianapolis, is a student teacher)

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Times Foreign Correspondent | 1 NEW YORK, June 23 — An Manual 1911 Class Americanized = version of the ee | “Btockhoimt Pledge ctreniated Plans Reunion | by Communist groups in Kurope,| ar...) High School Class of

Fe | has been sent to organizations in| Re race aod RA CIIAE Chie A .s Ferguson, Lebanon, has been as 26 states for signatures in this 1911 Will have a reunion Baturday| Shop Your $1.00 SUN SUITS of “BeSchool PP gh } | country. 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ERE valle” Cord. Sizes 4, 5, 6. : Six students are at Butler's BEEF & BAER hy | The petitions are headed “Your A. W. Gregory, 60 W. 65th st. |] New Kresge's 9c § ITS of “Be- = summer laboratory school at! Hy i ih * |hand can stop atomic war! Sign. ¥ H Kemper McComb, former! Regularly } ; velle” Cord or Printed - Public School 86. They include _ - Madame Guernsey looks indignant as Jimmy Barnett (knee. |for peace!” principal; Mrs. MoComb, Missi Crepe. Sizes 1.3... the Misses Marydien Pierre, Lura-| ling), R. R. 3, Indianapolis, scores her talents from a judge's view. | Several thousand petitions are : : Save in [1] $1.00 BOXER SHORTS of may Linton, Virginia Wampler,| point, Holding the cow's best foot forward is Riel |now in circulation in Chicago and | Mabel West, 88-year-old retired} +: “Bevelle” i sash inten, pler, point, ing the cow's best foot forward is Richard Brown, La: | : evelle” Cord. Sizes 2, ; Carel Bro d Mi | F : . other Medwestern cities, it was art teacher; Miss Emily Helming, | a Big Way! : SEE ME a and Rigarel Sides ayette, showman at the 32nd annual 4.H club roundup being held { disclosed here |tormer English teacher, and Miss ho e800 “a : v Bilge, ne . 2 4 i Bh A 0: . A i dianapolis. Purdue Siuiiatitys Bhagt 2500 boye ond gis are sending |= - Organization Offios he ATd8 Knox, the class spanor, will $1.59 OVERALLS, “Bevells” Cord $ a Al - » ; on » v . GAR CYLINDERS PERIL Te— | “Campaign for the World Peace| "hic attending will be Ernest] . Sizes 2, 4, 6 Nos eu ee 1.00 Familiar cylinders of B i Urge Penicillin | | Appeal —P. 0. Box 349, Grand) Gomer "0 Cal, b compres- BDroci Ripp oe Post (WTge. reniciiin in {Gomel, Orange, Cal, business ped gases present a possible!

; [Central Station, New York City.” executive; Ferd Koster, Jackson-| danger; if a vaive 1s acciasntatyTo Install Chief Rheumatic Fever Fight The office of the organization, |yille Fla: and Mrs. Rae. DeBoit! knocked off, the escaping gas | . By Selence Service (however, is located at 56 W. 45th puch, Alhambra, Cal, who "have! could convert a tank into a jet-| Lyman C, McCaskill, 5347 Col-| SAN FRANCISCO, June 323-St., New York In the headquar-itjmeq their Indiana visits to co-|

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