Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1951 — Page 22

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° Members of Reserve Officers will be taken on a verbal tour of front tonight,

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TONIGHT AND

SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK

Indiana's. Tth District Congressman William INSTALL IT Bray will describe his recent tour of front ner YOURSELF units by jeep and plane, while traveling with a SAVE HALF C Congressional ‘committee. Mr. Bray served with

Association here A the Korean battle

lis's Mavor o he - Month, wil ipeak on

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lowed as fol lows:

Life in Eire

Miss Ruth Carson

Miss Ruth Carson, Purdue University senior and International Farm Exchange student, will speak on Ireland at the December meeting of the Marion County Rural Youth Club at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in Purdue-Marott Center, 902 N. Meridian St. Her lecture. accompanied by color slides; will cover her trip to 11 different farms in Ireland last summer. She will wear an Irish dress, shaw! and bonnet. shure and begorrah.

Second Course

John F. Carsen, Children's Museum staff naturalist, will con-

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“Good citizenship” at : . ne YMCA sun- Singing and Hanging jay Morning

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He will be fol-

Where to Go _

Pro Basketball: Olympians vs, Boston Celtics. $2 and $1.50. ." Butler Field House. 8:30 p. m. Hollywood Ice Revue, featuring Barbara Ann Scott. $3, $2.40 and $1.80. State Grounds Coliseum. 8:30 p. m.

cred Heatt at Broad Ripple; Otterbein vs. Attucks at Tech; Lawrence at Deaf School; \ Washington, at Howe; Beech Grove at Park School; Nobksville at Shortridge; Tech at New Castle; Ben Davis at War-

10 His speech will be followed by Clnb ren; Decatur Central at GreenBeautiful a business meeting and election Iuidy's ability to whack the wood; Southport at Franklin of 1952 oflicers at the Naval white pill far and straight comes Township; Whitestown at Pike GIVEN Armory, \ from her father, Fred Keesling,| Township and Speadway at who is pro at Indiana Lake in Plainfield. 70c. All games at With Your S th S . / Aix me : : 8 Purchase ournern wing addition. to being principal of p. m. Installa- Coed golfers at Stetson Univer- lawrence Central, She likes Luthern Playhouse producFire RC] Men Kit oe % ; Ya Stetson U. because of vear-long tion “The Passing of the Third ~~ | sity, Leland, Fla have been ¢ W s Univ J RDAN BROTHERS oined this year by Judy Keesling, Suh and the school's pro, famed Floor Back." Indiana °UniverJ ih Io . OC nirsl H h Pug Allen sity Auditorium at State Fair 333 W. WASH 1.4685 [i lormer Lawren $ 8 Grounds. 8:30 p.m. School student and women's M S k LL. _ ee ayor peaks : : popular conservation badge ‘hrictis MW r ndian - t Christian Emhardt, Indianapo course for ‘Girl Scouts. Classes

will meet at 1:30 p. m. on Satur-

days during December, starting tofiorrow.

Carols will be sung and greens hung at 5:30 p. m. Sunday during the Oaklandon Community Christmas Sing at Universalist Church. The Advent season opening will ‘include planting and lighting of a Christmas tree by

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Deg. —9-~ The Boy Scouts in the Fire DepartMr. Emhardt Rev. James L. 0. angle. Emerson, Christmas Alone Among Thou Open House sand ) Peanle Dex 23-1 h¢ Fhe yt a Koran Temple Rev. Richard C. Brown, “Christ- py, onters of the Nile, will be n Dec 0—Frank. Morton, p.ciesses ata 5 p. m. open house Year In and Year Out Sunday at the "home of Mrs. Charles Russell, 1016 N. Drexel

Ave. Christmas toys for children at Shriner's Crippled Children's Hdspitals will be on display,

Chinese Philosopher Dr. Y. P. Mei, of Yenching China. will deliver two public lectures at Butler University Mondav, at 11 a. m. and 3 p. m, “Topics at the Room 162 sfons will be. “Philosophies East and West’ and’ “The Spirit’ of and Some Movements in Chinese Philosophy.” Dr. Mei is currently la visiting professor at the University of Cincinnati. Skulls of “Butler University raternity men assay a higher percentage of grav matter every vear lately, according to L. Gray Burdin, dean of men. He announced the frat scholastic average for 1949-50 was sixth among all schools in the country having such organizations on campus. In 1947-48 Butler ranked

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13th and- in 1948-49 took 11th place. One Week Off Something went awry when ladies of Sacred Heart Church informed the Spotlight (South Side community weekly: 12,000

circ.) of their big spaghetti dinner lans. Spotlight forthwith an-

nounced the dinner will take place this Sunday. Take heed, Spotlight readers

Editor George Cafouros has asked us to state that the dinner will be held from 3 p. m. to 7 p. m. on Sunday, Dec. 9, in Sacred Heart Hall. So there's a week of grace in which to whet appetites a whit.

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‘Wholesale Car Looting

| .Two teen-agers accused of looting about 50 cars here were bound ito Grand Jury today under $1000

‘bond each.

Police said their loot included a $2000 violin, an unclaimed coon hound, and much clothing which they dumped in the river because it didn’t fit. Grand larceny charges were pressed against Robert Sanders, 18, of 969 W. Pearl St.. arid Luke Castle Anderson, 19, ‘of 150 Geisendorff St. They appeared before Judge Phillip I. Bayt in Municipal Court 3. Specific charge against Sanders was the Sept. 28 theft of a $2000 violin from a car owned by mu-

sicilan Laurice Cook, 4903 W. Washington St. The charge against Anderson was for theft

of topcoats Oct. 25 from another car. In addition, police said, the youths admitted “nearly 50” other car = lootings. Several hundred dollars worth of loot, including the valuable dog, were found in their homes, police said. Sanders was just leaving the courtroom on another charge when he was ushered back in the larceny case. Judge Bayt fined him -§15 and costs for shodting a gun within the city limits. He was hunting rabbits with a One shot fired by the whizzed past the .ear of Sgt. Llovd Whobreyv,

Voter Registration To Start Tomorrow

Registration of voters

for the 1952 Key primary and fall elee-

tion starts tomorrow in Marion County, The Registration Board office in the Courthouse will be open

from 8 a. m. until noon Satur-

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Long Strike Ends | At Tool Firm

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 30 (UP)—The Ross Gear & Tool Co. resumed operations today follow-! ing end of a long strike by some| 700 CIO United Auto Workers which halted operations in several other industrial plants. | Spokesmen for Local 531 of the! union said members voted last night to accept a new contract

reached yesterday in a’ 22-hour |. conference, y Floyd I. Munson, vice president ?

of ‘the plant, said the plant should oil ® be in full production by Monday. |] § & Mr. Munson said the contract Rll Ty ‘called for a 4-cent hourly cost-of-living increase and a 6-cent hourly

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