Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1950 — Page 14

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YOUR ROOM TOO MANY

AT ME LIKE THIS WAS MY ROOM!

NEEDS. INVESTIGATING; TOO-~ GOOD BOOKS AROUND HERE | ME SUSPICIOUS!

BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON

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—By Al Vermeer |

WE HAVE TO CUT EXPENSES WE HOPE TO BUY A HOUSE,

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SATURDAY, DEC. 9,

WHAMMY IS SUFFICIENT

T'MELT A LOCOMOTIVE

HAVE MOICY ON IT, EVIL-EYE J”

WARM UP, IRREGARDLESS ”

THERE'S TOO MANY LOCOMOTIVES IN DE WOILD, ANYWAYS”

By Chas Kuhn

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/ HE SAYS IF WE [| TECHNICALLY, HE'S RIGHT... / EVER HOPE TO / AT THIS SPEED, A RETURN TO LANDING ON VENUS WOULD EXHAUST WHY DID OUR FUEL! WE'D | WE START

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You can make a Christmas tree any size you want with a evergreen trimmings, and it will look like a full grown tree. table models make beautiful center pieces if decorated with ¢ berries and strings of popcorn. ~The frame of the tree is made from poultry wire. It is to make a paper pattern first, then you will be sure that the cone will be the height that you want when it is cut out. This vents the wire from being wasted, too. For small trees use ‘‘c

‘| wire, and for larger trees it is best to use the larger mesh.

it with tin snips or wire cutters from around your pattern. S the cone and wire it together. A coathanger wire may be make -a strong base wire if desired. Beginning at the bo stick the twigs in “shingle fashion,” going round and round tree, using shorter and shorter trimmings near the top. Gl gold star at the top—admire it. MONDAY—Make Sleighs Candy Canes. : .

60 THE VENUS DE MILO LOST HER ARMS INA FIGHT FOR HER POSSESSION

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Mishawaka Mayor ‘To Be VFW Speaker

: Times Special Service

tomorrow. ‘

NEW CASTLE, Dec. 9 — E. Spence Walton, mayor of Mishawaka, potential state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars next year, will speak at a chicken dinner for members of the local VFW '51 Club here at 6 p. m.

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Members of the Indianapolis alumni of Wooster College, will icelebrate “Wooster Day” here tomorrow, 2 The celebration will take place at 2:15 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 8. O'Neil, 7800 Spring Mill Rd. Dr. William Scheiber, professor

i | . A World War IT Navy veteran, of German at the Wooster, O. col- | Mr. Walten was elected unani-

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lege will be guest of honor.

‘Alumni to Note ‘Wooster Day’

The college's only bullding haa 10 Be Honored been razed by fire Dec. 11, 1901.) William A. Nevill, 440 8.

Chambers to Be Host [will be.

Butler will be honored at 6:30 New members of the Indianal oP radsy by the Indians General Assembly will be hon:| gy essa

Chamber of Commerce. Guest speaker at the m lawmakers will be guestsito be held in ert:

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School Ready t Speedy

Survey Co By The Tir “Startling ¢ By IRVING | Hundreds of nourished scho Indianapolis ar milk during scl But they soo

The addition: into the city’s ele was promised las Herman L. Shib superintendent, fo by The Times school system’s m How the milk 1 Is still a matter of School Commi cide. They will di tion Tuesday nigh meeting of the scl 2 Avenue The commission

- and receive feders

other major city they can institut program for need But, as Dr, Shit “The important youngsters who milk. We know th We will get it to t Dr. Shibler orde make a complete school system's n Asked when the gin, Dr. Shibler s: “Immediately.” Receives 1 Yesterday, the : sion reported it } the federal lunch Indianapolis scho According to § ald, director of 1 neh. divigion, paying for the n in other cities anc Mr. McDonald, dianapolis to pa: federal lunch prog are funds availab child two cents f{ of ‘milk purchase However, man; officials here sh lunch program f strings attached” are against the p: ernment handouts Results of A Times surve hood schobls sho Many children and are unable to wait for other st their milk on th the room. . Free milk is b to some needy y it is not enough the hundreds of can’t pay the full a week). Two given with each t Some school p: that most childre families are defici have taken it upc interest civic clul in purchasing 1

youngsters. But say the need is free milk.

Opposition to tl program has be for along. time, Shibler. Appropriated But, with the for needy youngs cators wonder school board doe: tage of the feder: The federal funds are appro gress. Last yea propriated nearly

__the lunch progra

diana received § Indianapolis ref: pate. ‘Marion County pated wholeheart gram, giving meals and milk e ever, several city ed out that whe far from schoo ater for such Other school of need is greater milk program.

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