Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1951 — Page 4

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Arthur Murray’s starting special classes for people over 40 who like good times

Y POPULAR DEMAND : Arthur Murray is starting his “Over 40” Club Classes again. Yes, so many of his “Over 40” graduates have recommended these classes to their friends. And, no wonder! Learning to dance the Arthur Murray Way is such a healthy pas-

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Monon Cars Derdiled

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rugged for Gl patients at Billings Hospital. Walter Bryan of Greencastle (left) and John Mclintire | of Evansville dutifully concentrate on books with oinup girl covers and cartoon contents the girls made fo amuse them. Standing (left to right) Joyce Greenstein, Sharon Frank, Eunice Elkin, Barbara | Laydin, Barbara Dee, Rica Simmons, Stella Himes, Jo Ann Solinsky and Janice Segal. Seated {left |

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300 Guests Are Evacuated As Third Fire Hits Hotel

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ROCHESTER, N. Y., Nov. 12—|None- were reported in serious con-|ine snace reserved for police cars The third general alarm fire dition and many returned to duty ng gag: 2565 within 36 hours swept the first/after being administered OXYE®N murdered my wife.” |

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Detective John Whitton, who spite thousands of gallons of investigated. said that Alexander {water which have been poured on Brahm, 25, Worcester, Mass., fol{it since a general alarm Was, ..q a minutely drawn plan be{sounded shortly after noon Sai- gore jumping from the 17th floor lof the Hotel Taft in the heart of

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