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{ . jert W. vs. Betty Jean Craig: Frances vs, |versity’'s English department, speaker, Indians Bus Assoclation—Last day, Lin-preq Totten; Patricia vs, Carl E. | # ® » 'Hanover College Men's Glee Club, [1ndl Congress of Parent and Teachers Sharle vs, Alice Tan er: Virginia vs,| Myrtle Rebekah Lodge 3s supper, §/ i : ’ ~ goon. “IR ge BL A! [Paul Taylor: Betty vs, Wilbur J. Hynes; Br, Friday. Lodge Hall Addison and W. Prof. Frank W. Blanning direct This Low Cost Way Indians Women's and ren's Apparel/ Bertha B. vs. Allen Griffith: Gurnice vs.|Washington Sts. ing, will give the first concert of 20 To Seek S t |” Clyb=Through tomorfow, Cla ; Theodore Westmoreland» Robert O. va. $6 8 g EE _ po Bypeben = (idianavalls v5 WiVaukee, Carol Ener MCI A YE erbert B. | (Jonah Club. fish fry. 6:30 p. m. Priday, its spring tour tonight in Shelbyeld. i . ,

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service, His wife was missing with dinner-meeting, 7:45

School 12: Rosemary Acker, 12,|R. Brammer; Psul R. vs. Elien C. Winin- |p. m. Pridey. Hawthorn Room. Dr. John him from their Berkeley home. |

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Sacred Heart; Phyllis Fox, 14, Sacred Heart; Barbara Haessig, 13, Sacred Heart.

Jo Ann Franklin, 12, School 22; Margaret Koesters, 13; Dixie] King, 13; Richard Mayer, 11; Jan | Schaeffer; 13; Mike Scheaffer, 11; | Jude Sheridan, 13; John Palmer, | 13 (all of Sacred Heart); Ran-| dall Turnerq, 13, School 22; Jean| Wendling, 14, Sacred Heart; Paul Zoder, 13, Sacred Heart, and

Mary Jo Wilson, 13, Sacred Heart. |

Only the pupils named are elig-!

ible to compete at the Ray Street Community Center. Two repre-| sentatives for the semifinals will be selected. Semifinals of The Times Spell-| ing Bee will be held at 7:30 p. m.| Apr. 27 in the World War Memorial auditorium. Two pupils from each of 18 districts in Indianapolis and nine townships in Marion County wilh participate. | The finals will be held at 1 p. m. Apr. 28 in the War Memorial. | Winner of the Bee will go to Washington, D. C., to compete in the National Spelling Bee to be held May 25. |

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UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU | ~—Apr. 18— 4

Sunrise ..... 5:04 | Sunset

Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. m... Total precipitation since Jan. 1..... Deficiency, since Jan. 1.............. 1

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Station High Low Atlanta .....iieeeenndtieiiinenes 0 41 Boston ...... 52 38 Chicago 50 40 | Cincinnati 48 35 | Cleveland 38 29 Denver 67 45 Evansville ..... cc.» 55 38 Pt. Wayne ........... 45 33 | Ft. Wor . saes 7% 36 | Indianapolis (City) .. 51 39 Kansas City . 68 33 Miami s : 88 13 | Minneapolis-8t. Paul . 52 36 New Orleans .. vr 7 50 | New York . ......... 51 40 Okiahoma City . 71 57 Omaha v 68 40 San Antonio ire 77 61 San Francisco ... vee 59 41 8t. Louis aisa nt vee 98 “4 | Washington, D. C. ..i.veennnnnan 50 35 f

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