Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1951 — Page 16

Derby Day Races for Running horses. Grandstand Track. Fair Grounds, All Seats $1.20. | 1:30 p. i 170 5, mar0 1:30 p. m. Irish Horan's Lucky Hell | the| Drivers, in Front of the Grand- | stand. Fair Grounds. $3, $2.40, | $1.20 and. $1. 8 p. m, Stock caf Racing. $1.50, 3 and 50c.

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'Reformatory to Give | Diplomas to 25 Boys |

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FRIDAY, AUG. 31, 1951

Times Special ' PENDLETON, Aug. 31—Twen-ty-five Indiana Reformatery in‘mates learned lessons along with the one that crime doesn't pay. They will be graduated at the] Thomas R. White School at 8:30 p. m. today in the reformatory | administration building. It's the first eighth grade com- | mencement for the school, com-| missioned by the Indiana State! Board of Education June 9, 1951. Four pupils, who have been re-/

get diplomas by mail, Others will receive them from Ward Lane,

I rack Car Racing. $1.50, $1.25 and $1. Indianapolis Midget Speedway, W. 16th St, across from the “500.” -.

pm Heart Band and Variety Show.

Eagle Creek Park, 4300 W. Michigan. 8 p. m.

ag ami ge gage STATE FAIR goers glimpse | ture-all gadgets gone for by the gullible for three centuries. And ® we're just as gullible as the folk The ree are k when Dr. Elisha Pervan on display at|September « ‘the Slr claimed to re anyliing bro bones andruff. Dr. Berks wasn't benefited—| (CDT) tomorrow. : he died of yellow fever. Then of was the -“spectro-| THOUSANDS OF chrome,” Removed Segara) court action in 1 opera on the theory that human frail- tests, the Indities result from being out of har-ana Tubereulomony with color waves. It is on sis © Association display, too said today. ReThe Indianapolis Better Busi- action to tests ness Bureau and the American|isn’t a sign a

jon arranged dis-|person has TB, Medical Association g Fa Ff

the! Fair Grounds. 8:30 p. m.

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given tuberculin

have to move far if they tri son's body, houses but trading jobs and hob-|Harold D. Cayhies would take some dance in-ilor of Bluffton,

Dr. Caylor

Hadley, 6123 N. Park is principaliof 75000 children.

for 34 years. Joel R. cuts quite|discovery of active cases of TB| a figure at square dances. Joellin adults from whom a child may W. gets his congratulatory calls/have picked up the germs, for winning dance contests. Joel own R. gets Joel W.'s parental calls) GARBAGE AND trash collec- & about Junior's school WOT K. tore will be around Labor Day-— 5 “I'm not a square dancer and am|ang you can swim in city pools not planning to learn. I admire|g,s voy can't go wading. Wadthe other Joel Hadley for hisijng na6is and playgroundseclosed skill and wish him luck but have last Friday. Swimming pools no yen to learn. I'm interested 14g. Tuesday.

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* our school children are inter-| HELPING to feed Hoosiers at ested in it,” said the principal. lthe State Fair is Southport, {Chapter, Order of DeMoley. The organization has a stand in front] of the Purdue Building, with boy member$ assisted by the Advisory Council and Mothers’ Circle. w a =n z * HOOSIERS today were urged to & support the American

- = ” ADVICE TO students is the exra-curricular role of 18 Butler) faculty members. Assisting beginning students. with programs of study and talking with them this year and next will be: Drs. C. E. Aldrich, Martin ‘Allen, E. R. Andry, A, C. Beeler, A. B. Carlile,

Band Concert. Free. Sacred | anti-Red campaign to be son: | * ; . : {ducted on national scale in Sep- Ancient Indian Life and October. | Dennis Day Show. $3, $2.40, [Tombs proclaimed those two) $2.20, and $1.80. Coliseum at onthe as Crusade for Fpeedom | months and labelled the crusade, chaeologists have gained new v through Radio Free Europe, the knowledge of Indian life in Flormorning stars, | imost ‘effective truth campaign | lida before the discovery of AmerbY ica by studying human skeletons, sky at 8 p. m. Sunday {broadcasts to imprisoned peoples. nons and pottery uncovered g/at Butler Bowland about the !in the Kremlin's subjugated coun- |, two fishermen along the Hosun’s partial eclipse at 7:05 a. m. tries.”

The society will talk about theto

Newsmap above shows average per Department of Commerce. National per

Income. for each state for 1000 as reported by the U. S. capita average was $1436, representing a gain of $116, or 9

per cent over 1949—making it the Wighest dgllar total in history. The percentage increase per per-

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‘Nothing Beuniod | SEATTLE, Wash. WwW. Mattox, 35, who lost his right struction. Joel R. Hadley, 4334 president of the association sald. hand and part of his forearm | N. Park Ave. is personnel man|More than 7350 positive reactions when a grenade exploded during) at Western Electric Co,—Joel W.|were recorded in last year’s test World War II in the South Pa- | Dr. Caylor|cific, makes his living painting! at Shortridge where he's taughtisaid the tests serve as clues to| flagpoles and tall chimneys. ; J

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New Instructor | FRANKLIN, Rose Marie Kinnear, jhe new instructor in piapo and| organ at Franklin College. Shei park service studied the findings Barbara Roberts and estimated the pottery was

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