Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1951 — Page 11
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Doug MacArthur ption, the world I cannot unders little old USA g along his line
ever strike you r places besides man who serves
f us to criticize y, that stubborn any Army mule jackass battery
~Tom, City.
kyo wearing his jother egotistical of the water at
wice before conoy putting Mac-
ese generals are its who want to
ve every West ng up a foreign lo answer to the ate under him. late, great Gen. irds are coming
Reader, City.
n who will have »e us, the people, numan lives and 23 to blame for him to our na*¢d him not only our hard-earned
rthur's removal lack of abflity imander in the certain principle rantage of. The t be under com-
en achieving an 8 strategy in the ther Americans agree with our ids, the general » time when he 1s asset he was Korea. Truman decided essure from his id, and France. eve he has ever nly hope that it ation by restorce that literally takes impeachon, Mr. Jenner,
Hoosler, City.
r mistakes, but ur lives just for satisfaction, we Xpress ourselves representatives Irpose. iancock, City.
vhen Gen. MacCommander of nder the United e not an Ameriponsible to one lecurity Council. ruman or any rmy official who ouncil. . . . Per8 opinions don’t 0 count at elec-
se reaction . . , e Japanese peond stunned. ngland chose to sts. The United ngland is so up MacArthur was t's time to de- ... » the United The President's ut that we are e then, let's get
I. Cade, City.
‘hen democratie nplify the indits, greater fear lef executive to
ir matter I have ve most Ameriither party as a e of MacArthur d politic's aims, y of our citizens of strength and pinned down by by their captain et those snipers y time.” war, If we win, too as long as ' Washington or tomic bomb, so forever but we are here, ". W. M,, City.
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More Eliminations Due In Spelling Bee Tonight
The second round of prelimi- ity center, 254 W. Ray St. at 7:30 nary eliminations for The Times/P.- Mm. Wednesday. Spelling Bee will get underway | Taking part in this Spelling
{tonight at 7:30 when a final spell-|g ." pro 0 School: Michael
'down _is held in the Fairview Clayton, 11, Sacred Heart; Joe {Presbyterian Church, 4602 Ken- Farris, 13, School 12; Laverne \wood Ave. |Ferrell, 11, School 22; Rosemary
Acker, 12, Sacred Heart; Phyllis | { ’ ’ y | Twenty pupils not spelled down|pox. 14, Sacred Heart; Jo Ann
lat that center last week will re- | ranklin, 12, Scheol 22: Barbara
|select two representatives for the Haessig, 13, Sacred. Heart. Margaret Koesters, 13; Joan
semifinals to be held at 7:30 p. m.| |Apr. 27 in the World War Me-|Koehl, 13; Dixie King, 13; Richard /morial auditorium. No. entrant/Mayer, 11; Mike Schaeffer, 11; can be accepted in this second Jan Schaeffer, 13;sJude Sheridan, round. -|13; John Palmer, 13 (all of
{ | | Participating in the session to-/Sacred Heart); Randall Turner,
night will be Arleen Boukes, 12,/13, School 22; Jean Wedling, 14, ‘School 70; Joan Esterline, 13, Sacred Heart; Mary Jo Wilson, |School 70; Carol Ann Flanary, 13, Sacred Heart, and Paul Zo13, Christ the King; Joseph Flack, derer, 13, Sacred Heart. 12, St. Thomas Aquinas; Mary| Will Be In Charge
Lee Garrison, 12, St. Thomas] |Aduinas; Sara Gerlach, 11, School, = Officials will be pronouncer,
86; David Harrower, 13, School Mrs. Alberta Grimm; judges, Mrs. |
|84; Marie Kingdon, 13, School 84. Ed Hilley, Mrs. Harry Bornstein, Dorothy Ronstanger, 13,
| The institute is committed to 84; Patty Miner, 13, School 84;i charge.
'a lively program—a dramatic Carole Scott, 12, School 84; Richworkshop, group singing of folk ard Myers, 12, School 86; Diane songs, previews of helpful books, Passehl, /instruction in handwork, demon- Natalie Pels, School’ 84; Carolyn {stration of visual! aids, panel dis- Robin,
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Mrs. O. L. Booher will direct and Buddy Yosha, 13, School 8 the institute. She is chairman of
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