Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1952 — Page 12

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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FRIDAY. FEB. 22, 1952

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“Home Care of the Sick” In seven simple sesstons will be offered by the Red €ross starting Monday. The classes will convene for two hours eath pp— Monday and Thursday, in: the afternoon from I until 3 p. m, and from 7 to 9 p. m. in the evenings, To sign in for the classes, just call the Red Cross Home Nursing office at LI-1441.

On Reserve | qo For the benefit of members Two Canadian

of the Organized Reserve Corps, Trying Snow-Bound the. Fifth Army Signal Demon. vo

stration and Instructional Team Feb. 22 (UP) — will exhibit new equipment at the

Newfoundland, Two passenger

y {rains with “large” numbers of Fouth Side Armory tomorrow and y,., vejars aboard were snowungay. - bound today after being caught The five member team will] ; eng 8

in eastern Canada’s worst storm (this winter, One stranded train was near Humbermouth on the west coast of Newfoundland; the other near Clarenceville’ on the east coast, Royal Canadian Police said it may be several days before the strutting In marooned passengers contiflue

conduct two demonstrations on each day at 1 p. m. and 3 p. m,, heading their equipment show with a new-type radio teletypewriter,

Spotting a robin

f yesterday's snow, Amos Lawson, their trips. Snowplows with food

called The Supplies aboard were pushing their way toward the stranded trains through huge snowdrifts, The weather bureau in Montreal said the storm blew out to sea today.

2729 McClure St. Times to make sure the. world would know of his discovery. He contends it's the first one this vear,

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Display of

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Where to Go

Art Exhibitions, Indiana Uni- | versity Fine Arts Departments | African | sculpture, paintings by Randall '« Morgan and Fourth Invitation |

On campus,

Bloomington. Free.

“Hats

off,” E Howe High School Choir. Howe | =

Operetta

Gymnasium, 75¢; 8p. m. =

“Amahl and the Night Visi- | ” and “A Parfait for Irene,” University School East Hall AudiBloomington. $1.50 re-

Indiana

| Music operas. | torium,

served seats; $1 for adults and 50¢ for children. 8 p. m.

Pro

Basketball: vs. Milwaukee Hawks.

Olympians Butler |

Field House. $2, $1.50 and $1.

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High School Basketball:

Greencastle at’ Broad Cathedral; | Park School at CinD.; Washington

Noll at Lebanon; cinnati C.

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Logansport; Beech Clayton; Monrovia; Warren;

Grove; Decatur Franklin Lawrence Central

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Ben Davis

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Pendleton; Pike Twp. at Plainfield and Greenwood at Speedway. 0c, 8:15 > m. :

‘What’ 8 going on in the ‘world?

Read

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Reminded to Report Vets taking on-farm training under the GI Bill have until Mar, 1 to declare 1951 income to the

100 Minus 1

Germania Lodge 129, IOOF, will celebrate {its 99th anniversary Sunday with a pitch-in dinner at noon in the lodge hall Former Mayor Christian Emhardt will host the celebration.

The Elks will appropriately In- 40 Washington Birthday-Cherry Pie, Dance at 9:45 p. m. tomorrow. |

will play for the members of Indianapolis Lodge 13. | Half Century | Aided by their son and five grandchildren; Mr. and , Mrs. Charles F, Foster, Greenfield, will observe their golden wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 until 5 p. m. Mr. Foster, 72, is retired after 30 years service with the El Lilly & Co. Mrs, Foster is 69.

i School Secretaries

Meeting in the Board Room of the Central School Office, mem-! bers of the Indianapolis-Marion County Association of School, Secretaries will hear a book re- -

Howe High School English de7:30 p. m. Monday. |

Patriotic Talk

‘Former U. 8. Senator Raymond E. Willis of Angola will be the principal speaker at the 63d an- o nual luncheon of the Sons of the American Revolution at noon] Saturday in the Spink- yi Hotel.

William Henry - Belk,

‘Merchant Prince,’ Dies

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