Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1951 — Page 2

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GENE FEINGOLD, cartoonist “for The Times, had his fun at the State Fair too.

Here are some of his reactions’ to the multi-changing scene as

; thousands of persons tour the : many attractipns offered at one - of the - Midwest's finest annual shows.

Footsore, wea\y vet happy, Gene came me goggle-eyed at what he had seen on his first visit to the State Fair. ° “Now I understand what they mean by the old question; ‘How're you going to keep them down on the farm’ after they've seen all © this,” is Gene's over-all reaction.

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How good is your school? Teachers and parents have sug- L. gested practical ideas for making their schools better. Now The Times is going to pay two $25 prizes for the best suggestions. Some teacher is going®to get | $25 in cash for the best letter in, not more than 100 words on The subject, “How Parents Can Make Their Schools Better.” Some parent is going to get $25 in cash for the best letter on the § subject. “How Teachers Can|§

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Kennecolt Pits Work As Strikers Return

DENVER, Sept. 4 (UP)—Officials of the Kennecott Copper! Corp. said today the firm was al-| 8 most back to full production, but! three other strikebound firms were deadlocked in their efforts to reach a settlement with the § union. : i Although it was Labor Day, the miners were in the pits digging copper at Kennecott after the In-

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