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Vital Statistics in Indianapolis

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DIVORCE _ SUITS FILED h vs Augusta Braxton; Beatrice

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James PF. holas, 24, 3018 E. Newton, Robert J. Harmeson, 18, U. 8, Army;

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T. Kelly, 30. Cleveland,

Margarets ‘Malloy, 25. 523 N

bara A, Williams, 16, 2709 Dearborn. > Golden, 18, 1747 Roosevelt; | wosdrow M Ros it Johnston, 13. 1005 8. Roena. Rosie B. Hill, 27. 523 N. Huds

on John G. Kidwell, 20, 2219 N. Temple; Bar-| Larry Reardon. 20, 3368 College: Dorothy

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Winners Announced

Results of last night's. horse

Section 134, Hacknew Ponies, Single, Over 13—1st

Section . 187, Roadsters Open, Bike—1st, Harverette; 2d, G. A. Scott; 3d, Major Bowes, Section 105, Indiana-owned Five-gaited Stake—1st; “Glowing Girl; 2d, Knobby Hills Fancy; 3d, {Co-Moor’s Princess; 4th, Carolina (Mail. S Section 183, Jumpers—Ist, Red Bird; 2d, Intermission; 3d, The | Acrobat; 4th, Pixie, | Section 192, Western Horsemanship, girl or boy, 12 to 18—1st, {Wiliam Wiley, 16; 2d, Mark |Gwynnn, 12; 34, Barbara Bohan{nan, 15; 4th, Paula Ann Terrell, |15; 5th, Judy Holmes, 17. | - Section 165, American Saddle {Horse Breeding |Glenwood’s Rainbeau; 2d, Knobby {Hill's Mischief Boy; 3d, The {Genius Commander; 4th, Thunder{head's Gay Lad, Section 169, Horsemanship, {Girl or Boy Under 18—1st, Janet Sue Keesling, 11; 2d, Rod D. Currie, 13; 3d, Susan Williams, (10; 4th, David Martinet, 12; 5th, Nancy Kernahan, 14. Section 193, Western Horses, Pair—1st, Badland Chief-Dream

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¢ So Te > MONDAY, SEPT. 1, 1952

BACK TO SCHOOL~—Lt. David B. Gaffney (left) turns his desk and job over to Lt. Paul Hertsgaard as he prepares to return to the

University of Michigan;

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Twice Delayed By War

Lt. David B. Gaffney is on his|allowed to continue work in my

interruption in his education

since 1941. “Another two years and I think I'll get it” he laughed, adding quickly—“if the Army doesn’t change its mind again.” Lt.«Gaffney has spent the last 17 months as post information and education officer at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. After serving five years in the artillery during World War II, Lt. Gaffney was able to finish studies for his bachelor and master degrees at Indiana University. Then he worked a year and a half in the Chase National Bank in New York. * In Feb. 1950 he returned to his home town, Ann Arbor, Mich., as a graduate student and instructor in finance and banking.

Orders No Joke Then, on April Fool's Day, 1951, he got orders to report

again for duty. “Even though {it was April Fool's Day,

were kidding,” he said.

educational program and handle public relations. :

here,” Lt, Gaffney said. had to start from scratch.”

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way back to the University of own line of education,” he added. Michigan to work on his doctor’s Division—1st, degree after the Army’s -second

“In fact it's almost hard to believe it’s been 17 months since I got here.”

Under Lt. Gaffney’s supervision the educational program at Ft. Harrison has risen to the second highest in participation of all posts in the Fifth Army area, comprising 13 states.

At Pearl Harbor

The Lieutenant was a student at Duke University when he was called to the service the first time in 1941, He.spent one year in Hawail and was a private in the artillery when the Japs attacked Pearl Harbor. “1 really didn’t think too much about it when the bombing first started,” he said. “They had been dynamiting in the harbor for a couple of months widening the channel, and it sounded about the same to me, “Then I heard a strange bugle

call. I knew it was either an hadn’t heard it before.”

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city high schools, Butler University, Purdue and Indiana University Extensions have set most of their fall-term night school courses. : High schools are offering nearly 200 courses, among them: Architectural, drafting, auto engine tune up, bookkeeping, business law, cabinet making, citizenship, cooking, general dressmaking, English for foreign born, house construction, home purstug, practical nursing, personality clinic, photogra 3 plumbing. y p Be Phy For informatian concerning other courses, call or write Indianapolis Public Schools, 150 N. Meridian 8t., Lincoln 2381. Among courses offered by IU extension center in Indianapolis:

Appreciation of music; art appreciation, history and appreciation of painting, English composition, interior decoration, income tax, descriptive survey of chemistry, principles of economics, introduction to teaching, elementary French, elements of geography, elementary German; American government, outdoor] recreation. For information about more advanced courses and other courses, call or write Indiana. University Indianapolis Extension Center, 518 N. Delaware St., PLaza 5481.

Among courses offered at Purdue. University’s Technical Institute; Indianapolis Center: Plan “reading, architectural drawing, frame construction, perspective drawing, specifications and contract, refrigeration, history of architecture, - technical drawing, machine and tool drawing. For informatih concerning other courses, write or call Purdue Indianapolis Center, 902 N. Meridian 8t., LIncoln 2548. Amoug courses offered at Butler University: : General botany, biochemistry, Roman archaeology, freshman English, social geography, development of civilization, meal plan ning and serving, general astronomy, first year French, first year German, first year Russian, first

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