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diana University Medical Center hospitals and hundrers of- staff . members. Programs began there) yesterday and will through next Monday noon. | Tomorrow, : Shortridge "High School Girls Glee Club will sing | carols in the ward at Robert Long| Hospital at 2 pm. At the same | ‘time, ‘children in Riley Hospital| will be entertained by the Riley | Cheer Guild - WLW Christmas,

| Party. | At 3 p.m. there'll be an infor-|

ety party in Ball Residence.

Speech and Hearing Guests of Indianapolis Speech and Hearing Center Christmas| party tonight at YWCA Hall, | |3290 N. Pennsylvania St, find movies, square

aided by clowns. There'll gifts and refreshments.

Butler University | Butler's big Christmas tree will be lighted at the annual ceremony tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. in front of Atherton Center. The Butler band will lead a parade to the area, starting at 7:30

p. m. Singing.

Franklin College | The Christmas portion of Hanidel’s “Messiah” will be presented lat Calvary Baptist Church at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow by the Franklin College Choir. Soloists will include Jane Hartley, soprano, and Wendell Norton, bass, both of Indianapolis.

War Mothers The USA Chapter of American War Mothers will hold the dnnual Christmas party with a luncheon at noon tomorrow in lthe home of Mrs. Mary Brown, 11212 N. New Jersey St. Members lare ask®d to bring a covered dish land a 59-cent gift.

Brookside Lodge | Brookside Masonic Lodge was ito install Homer L. DuGranrut las worshipful master at 2 p. m. today. Other new officers are Frank McWhorter, senior war-

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I ' Yule is bustin’ out -.all over Indianapolis. Megjcal, educational and other institutions, lclubs and lodges, private homes—all have gone waist-deep into Christmas parties, concerts, pro-

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| Fieldhouse. 8:30 p.m.

‘ulty and staff of the School of R, Gorman, Dentistry followed at 7:30 p.m. Hacker, senior deacon; Levi Ha- ROK. units after they withdrew | py a Campus Christian Fellow- worth; junior deacon; Ray E. before North Korean forces. ship and Christian Medical Soci-|Wilson, senior steward; James]

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Professional Basketball: Olympians vs, Ft. Wayne Pis- | tons. $2, $1.50 and $1. Butler

Wrestling with Irish Jackie and Fuzzy Cupid in a tag team bout against Little Beaver and | Sonny Boy Cassidy. Reserved Seats - $1.95. National Guard

| Armory. 8:15 p.m.

secretary; Frank

|Evans, junior steward; Leo P. Webster, tyler, Glénn O'Dell, chaplain. i Indiana National | Continuing a custom of years

will past, Indiana National Bank's dancing, mixed choral group of employees Christmas music and a Santa will sing daily from the bank {4°tne National Guard Branch, be balcony (inside) between 12:15 Fifth Army Headquarters at

and 12:45 p. m. |

Logan Lodge | © Logan Masonic Lodge will hold | its annual Christmas party at

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5 = | Local Officer A “3 {Award in Korean Fighting

Maj. Irvin H. Baker, who won the Silver Star for heroism in action, has been awarded the

Legion of Merit for displaying ability” during

Weedon, 3640 N. Meridian St. While acting as operations officer of the United States Military Advisory Group to Korea, Maj. Baker “displayed ex-

Maj. Baker mal reception for students, fac:|den; Roy Eberly, treasurer; Fred |traordinary ability in assisting in

reorganization and control” of

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“With complete disregard for his| and ‘the Rev, safety, he mide frequent, haz- Mr, and Mrs,

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|connaissances to obtain informa- Eli Vargo, East Chicago. i

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Chicago. ” ” 8 The Bronze Star for “heroic achievement in connection with

17:30 p.m. to- . operations against the enemy”

night, and install officers |during the eve|ning. - New worship-§*. ful master is Donald C. Brew-* ster, Others are Ray Downin, senior warden; § {Isaac W. Douglass, junior war iden; -Albert P.

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Raymond F. Shadday, son of William R. Shadday, 3337 Foltz St. His citation reads ., . . “with complete disregard for his own (under) withering enemy mortar, automatic weapons, and small arms fire, he skill{fully adjusted and directed ac{curate artillery fire on enemy

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|Cordes, treasurier; Norman E. Cary, secretary; [Carl W. Hatton, chaplain; Jack {R. Boyd, senior deacon; Vatchell White, junior deacon; David Chauncey, senior steward; Harloid L.- Copeland, junior steward, land Cash Brewster, tyler.

Court of Honor Everybody will receive some[thing nice tonight at a Boy Scout Court of Honor in the cafeteria at Franklin Township School, Wanamaker.

Hard-working members of, {Troop 184 will be awarded 160] |merit badges and several new|

ranks will be assumed, including

{four Star Scouts, one First Class

Scout, four Second Class Scouts and Three Tenderfeet, according to Scoutmaster M. D. Padrick. The boys deserve it. They just ‘raised $600 for toys and goodies for needy children in their neigh|{borhood by selling 3000 pounds of Christmas candy in the annual ‘sale. E

Naval Aviation Cadet Estel N. “Barry Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs, Estel N. Barry, 3842 E. New York St., has qualified as an aircraft carrier pilot. He recently

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