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Academy superintendent, the contests as “A lesson in Am “Certainly it is the desire of many young boys to want to attend a military academy such as West Point, Annapolis, or the Coast Guard Academy,” Hall said. “The opportunity provided .by this contest for the winner to be the guest of such

meet with great response. Happy to Meet Boys

“As Superintendent of the Coast Guard Acadamy. I shall be happy to meet the boys who win the contest sponsored by The Times and other Scripps-Howard newspapers. You may be sure that my staff and I will do everything possible to make their trips pleasant and informative.” The Times Coast Guard contest ig open to all boys between the ages of 13 and 17 in the circulation :area of The Times. In addition to visiting the Academy, the winner will attend the New York premiere of Republic's “Fighting Coast Guard” film. Second prize is a $50 U. S. Savings Bond and third, a $25 Savings Bona. How to Enter—PFollow the picture quiz from day to day and select the correct answer to the question asked with each picture. The Arst of the series of 12 pictures appeared Apr. 15 in The Sunday Times. If you missed any of the pictures,

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‘Winners Listed In Home Show

Technical High School took the limelight when the Indianapolis Real Estate Board last night rewarded winners in the Home Show Miniature Home Building Contest. The cash awards were presented in the board's booth by Jaseoh H. Argus, president. Four of the five top prizes in the student section went to Tech

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. [Marion County grammar school] {pupils will compete in the semi-| Dankert, second; Joseph Harbin,

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ling proficiency spelldowns. The 20 who survive the semifinals will return to the War Me. {morfal on Saturday at 1 p. lto compete in the finals for the| Indianapolis area championship.

| The winner will go to Washing (ton, D. C,, May 2

the week of {where he will compete in = National Spelling Bee on May 25.

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{phone Co., his been named chair|man of civilian activities for] |Armed Forces Day, May 19. Mr. Marston will work with Lt.| Col. Ben K. Armstrong, professor of air science and tactics at Butler University, who is Armed Forces project officer.

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