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they will report their impres Wrestling, featuring sion: of diplomacy at work, in- heavyweight tag team cham-*© ternational-style. pions, Reserved seats $1.95. Mrs. Hope Bedford Nevitt, arniaryi 8 p.m history teacher at Shortridge High, will accompany the dele- mile to his home in order 10 NO STENCILS, NO PLATES gates as she did in 1950, thump him. : Students chosen by their class- When two cars. met and New Suns Eo > nish mates for the trip are Mary El- Stopped sumpear Comper, a mailing pieces. Prepared right len Burton, Shortridge; Cherry 2 a, m., in nary 2: A her Av - One your wh office vr Sheppard, Technical; Donald E. driver asked the 0 I bad) typewriter. Can be used over and Kernodle Washington; Carolyn up. Second men amp 5 it, over for successive | Parker, Crispus Attucks: Guy thwacked the first with a wrench, Doval Howe; Paul Pattison jumped back in and pushed the Two Models Manual. and Henrx Lambkin, other's car backward until it 50 2'7 Broad Ripple : jammed into a parked automo32 and 5 » x >: bile. ale

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| CERTIFICATES of recognition for service to Indianapolis Red Cross. will be awarded to” 153 persons at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow ia “the Women's Departmen Kits Meridian and 17th Sts, Cs | Rabbi’ M. M. Feuerlicht and [Charles J. gnn will receive 353lyear awards; William H. Book land Felix M. McWhirter will get 25-vear awards; Miss Katherine Hertz will accept a 20-year award land Mrs. Ralph E. Hueber will be honored for 15 years of service. Speaker will be Joseph A. | Andrew, Lafayette, member of {the National Red Cross board of governors. Registration is mow open for {classes sponsored by the Indianapolis chapter. Home nursing classes will include mother and baby care, at 7 p. m. Thursday, and care of the sick, at 7 p. m. Friday. Instruetion in arts and skills under Mrs. [Albert Faskens will start in two classes next Tuesday and Thursday at 9 a. m, at 1126 N. Meridian St.

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Speaker for the evening will be Judge Paul C. Wetter, magistrate of Beech || Grove Court and yoresdent of the Judge Wetter | Civic Clubs. His subject: ‘“Purposes of a Community Civie Club, Its Aims and Accomplishments.” » ~ » MRS. EVA BROWN, president of the Indiana Auxiliary of the American Legion, has documen-! “tary persuasion to support her plea for Hoosier women to join in the Crusade for Freedom. She offers a “receipt” issued to a young mother in a Hungarian village for her child after she was

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10 to 29 PN selected for “voluntary” labor duty. It reads: od “The Matyas Rakosi State Kindergarten certifies herewith that Mrs. X, soldier of the blouses People's Army, has ceded her - . child, 4 years of age, male, to the! tissue Taiies, . |State against payment of 3000 filmy sheers, forints, being she in agreement novelties, Al {to renounce all rights over the new fall {child and to transfer it to the shades: all sizes Matyas Rakosi State Kinder{ih Adin i garten.” i = n ~ FALL MEETING of the Marion shirts County Democratic Women's Club : : will be at 8 p. m. today in the All wool styles Claypool Hotel. in many " 2 = he ] THIS may be 2a new excuse . , .

but it didn't click with the judge.

Fined and jailed for drunkenAll the ne ness, John F. Sullivan, 119 8. Banall shade croft St.. mumbled a request in A ‘Hh Municipal Court 3 to have the - - " sentence suspended. He wanted Answer to Previous Puzzle !ime to search in City Hall for his false teeth. Said he lost them Actor eo Saturday night when he sneezed. ATT | Judge Joseph Howard slammed HORIZONTAL 2 Deepens 4 the door on Sullivan. and sent the | 3 baili a enture venture, | 17 Depicteg {Female horse ISERTEY Fac oF PATTIE OR anure You actor 3 Pre 7] HARRY V. WADE, Indianapo13 Barterer 3 Drachm y . O 16 MEE lis president of 80,000 Carnell 14 Reduce in 7 Smell BITS University alumni, will attend inrank 8 Diminutive of =] Lo 7% stallation of the school's sixth 15 Pronoun Bertram . Gl INT AlN 7, president, Deane .W. Malott, to16 Flavor 9 Ream (ab.) Ell 23 N morrow at Ithaca, N. Y. 18 Tasmania 10 Particle. ZINIO MCL FIFTY WV 2. aun 2 (ab) 11 Storehouses 33 Ecclesiastic 44 Measure of 3p bol H . ig t of Aimerien 19 Fish 12 Cuddle dignitary area speaking contes as egun n

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sophomores, junors and senlors will be competing in sectional, community and state contests, each entry orating on “I Speak for Democracy.” Delivery time, five minutes, In additien to local and state prizes, four national winners will receive $500 scholarships and trips to Washington, D.C,

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A hurglar operating ifn a fashionable section of the North, Side frightened in the early morning darkness today. In all. four homes were broken into. “The prowler stole $225 in cash at one hbuse and $200 in jewelry from another. Too frightened to describe him were; Miss l.ois Letzter, 3640 Washington Blvd, whose arm he grabbed in a second floor hallway. . Miss Jackie HcAvoy, 21, of 3645 N. Delaware St, Miss McAvoy was awakened by a man opening dresser drawers and pointing a flashlight about her second floor bedroom.

two women

£200 Cash Stolen

She told a Times reporter that at first she thought she'd scream. Then she realized that her father, Frank J. was out of town and only her mother was home with her. So she tried to bluff the burglar by asking, ‘Is that you,’ Daddy?” The intruder replied. “I'm going downstairs right now,” ‘and did so, Miss McAvoy said. She told police her mother's purse, containing $200 in cash, was stolen, as was $25 from her own purse. Both purses had been on the dining room table on the first floor. About an hour later, Miss Letzter was awakened by "footsteps ‘butside her bedroom. When she went into the hall to investigate, she told police, a man grabbed her arm and told her, “keep quiet.” But she screamed and he fled. So far as was known, nothing wag stolen from "her Delaware 'St. residence. Police were furnished a description of the man they believe to be the burglar by William Haynes, 30, of 3348 Washington Blvd.. which is only a few blocks from the Letzter and McAvoy homes. Mr. Haynes said a man ran across his yard in front of his headlignts’ as he arrived home shortly before last midnight. Mr. Haynes said the man was 25 to 30, six feet tall, heavy set and wearing a brown or red leather jacket. Police found a screen in the rear window of Mr. Haynes’ home had been punctured, probably with an icepick, but entry had not been gained. Still earlier, L.. S. McKelby reported his home, 3925 College Ave., had been ransacked and the phone torn from the wall. Jewelry worth $200, including an opal

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