Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1951 — Page 11

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Back Into 2-Party Groove

OTTAWA, Canada, Dec. 4 ‘It was Frost's first election (CDN) Canadian politics “ ap- since he took over on the resignapeafd to be moving back ints the tion of Georgé Drew who became! traditional two-party groave with Conservative Party leader in the! the fruits of office alternating be- federal government. He swept tween Liberals and Conservatives. the province: Winning 80. of the

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SANTA CLAUS§.will come four days early when ‘he visits the children of Atterbury: Air‘Force Base.

| party for all the boys .and girls® who live with =

their flying fathers. The Co-operation Common- 90 seats, His two rivals, liberal The fun begins at 3:30 p. m. in the Base Thea- wealth Federation (union-sup- leader Walter = Thompson and ter. The kids will sing carols, watch movies .and ported Socialist Party), seasoned CCF leader Ed: Jolliffe, won see a magician. But the big at-|————— political observers belive, got none. ‘traction will he Santa because guest of honor Thursday for its death-blow at the recent On- The political siginificance of 'he’ll bring -a gift for each child. luncheon at Arsenal Technical tario provincial elections. the election rests more in the

Prior to that election the CCFireverse suffered by the CCF than

Such parties have almast be: High, along with Columbia alum-|

come an Air Force tradition at pj, held 21 seats and constituted the in Frost's re-eléction. A “small ithe base. official opposition to Premier lawyer the Ottawa Premier is im- | Yet each one is quite different New Veep Leslie. Frost's Conservative gov- portant-to the North American from the last. Different children, Charles M. Reagan, former ernment in this province. Now it'scene chiefly for his stout

attend. New friends are ‘made. Indianapolis residenf, has been|has only two in a legislature of advocacy of the St. Lawrence sea-|

And the program is never quite, named vice!90. way. {the same-—except that Santa al| president of Ri Em ways appears, bringing with him| Loew's Ing.} [not only his gifts but also his|§ theater chain] {love for little children, which is/§8§ in charge of do-| {the very spirit of Christmas it-| mestic distribu-| self, : ‘tion. The Law- . rence native] Best Gift of All now of New On top of this holiday news York, yo in comes Gen. Lacey V. Murrow's| 3% charge of para. announcement of holiday leaves’ i: mount Pie ures, of absence for Atterbury Air Base| » Ih iar th| = |dads. The commander of the 434th| py. Reagan 1003 10. 1930,

{Troop Carrier Wing says that all] | : military personnel will be able to|during which time he lived here. spend Christmas or New Year's| His new appointment becomes efDay at home with their fAinilies fective Jan. 1 | —provided home isn’t too far s taway. All officers and men of the lois of Film miniature “within a| i {434th whose homes are “within a| oncrsted. by the,

distance” will get X-Ray units : ers Ble die Ruce g | Division of Tuberculosis Control,

| {State Board of Health, have] | turned out 236,030 ehest screening One of the Top Ten [films in the first 11 months of | James Hill, Speedway City, Was| 1951 in 58 Hoosier counties. {chosen one of the top 10 in the| gen, Edwards, administrative [student House of Representatives) zqgigtant, said the 1951 total is| |at Purdue University's two-day jj ey to exceed the 1950 record of| films. Similar units] {drew 1240 students and teachers |, erated by county TB greups| from 110 high schools of Hoosier-| wor cel the number by thou-| land. | sands more. |

Scholarships The Winnah

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