Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1951 — Page 24

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d Douglas, Vacation Over, of the strike yesterday. Heads for Washington

- Ruth E.|(UP)—Chief Justice William 0.| Thursday. It's a gift from Spies Faucett, new hostess for Welcome Douglas leaves today for WashFaucett’s ington, D.C., t back from New York City vacation in the Far East. ere she trained for the job.

uo TEACHERS’ “INSTITUTE at Orient, he visited Tibet, Thailand, | will pay tribute to her literary|9:30 a. m. tomorrow at Manual ngdonesia, India and Pakistan. He, says vacation’s over for Marion| {also climbed an 18, 000-foot moun-| Teachers will] tain in the Himalayas. organize in the afternoon, Supt. | fos Robert F. Gladden announced. | Dr. Frank Sorenson of the Uni- Now by renting that spare room versity of Nebraska will be In-{to an Indianapolis Times reader.

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