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Dflffi EFmKTffiMM IE WHENCE SlTAIffi lOlillSOil COUNTY'S IEADIIIG PAPER LOCAL FORECAST RAIN VOLUME 58, NUMBER 82. FRANKLIN, INDIANA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1942 Business 710. News 55. PRICE THREE CENTS. USO CLOD IS OPENED WITH DIG PROGRAM Soldiers And Select Group Of Local Folk Inspect New Unit In Red Men Hall Thursday Evening HltlXG OX YOUR TAX US YOUTH DRAFT LAW DY NEXT WEEK, PLAd House Expected To Pass It Tomorrow First In Teen Age May Be In Service By December First AMKMCAiX HANG A It DESTROYED BY ENEMY -I DOr.lBS SLANT ON KISKA IN I5LANDPURGE U.

S. Continues Offensive In Aleutians, Dropping Six Tons Of Demolition And Numerous Incendiary V. tcrL jfcarsfcj. 1 mil i tin. Washirgtr.n.

Ort. IB Mamtrtrin; the same swift pirc which lias marked ronMd- of the I i i I a i threu-hnut ftie wrrk. the Ileue rules committee today approved the 18- 15-u r-rld draft bill, ani sent it to the floor tor final passage tr.mnr.iw. The tule limited debate to two hours. Kaylutn announced that the llou-e would meet at 11 v.

oh inn si row, an hour earlier than usual, and "will ttay in sestn until the bill is passed." in a trench. Font. Will. urn Day waits for an approaching tank dut xz maueuxtts in Tenncessre. A tank may p.iss directly per iran.

Liu a it coos his Tommy cun will be spitting hot lead Unit vshen has pon? bv. i ikons? BROTHERS MEET FIRST TIME FOR 37 Tw brrthers Charles Switzcr. of Franklin had not seen I Thr trdct orated second lioor ol the Red Mens huildmg was formal-It, opened as the Franklin U. P. clgb last night with a program at-, ter.rird by avprr ximatrly IsO C.iers nr.d local who have been participant'.

3 thus Mr in U. S. activities. The program is highlighted by the appearance of Mijor James T. special Ktvito officer at Camp AUctbuiy; Biigaier Thonia Leech, torn manner i the Salvation Atmi in Indi.ua and Mijov Oliver of when made ad- dresses clccme to the oldier? and appreciation Uv the tak the com-, ir.unity had accomplished in sennit up the t.

S. O. ganizaiion. In addition Adjutant Adam Wolf director of the new club, mace; a short talk, and a program 1 1 en- i trrtainmrut was clrn. including i nut ic by the Camp Attcibnry nob-; a scries of cacd licks and magic br- an Indianapolis r.iaiiciaii.

Sk.nev Jeiemc. and a tuaiio solo bv Bova cm. Soldiers I adrltr s. Dime. The remainder of the evening was, spent informally, with cicier an-, donthnuts roc soned at the i srark and beer b-r U.

S. O. ami dar.riv.j tor the soldiers Jap Lcn.ts fiicd this hrnaar that housed U. S. air force plir.es on Guadalcanal.

Despite heavy losses, Japs are continuing their air, sea and land attacks t. lerain control of the Sclemons. Ofiicial U. S. Nay Photo from NEA Tclephoto.

RURAL TRUCK DOARD FILLED Transportation Committee To Govern Produce Haul Established Here Washington. Oct. 16. (INS) In a continuation of the offensive to drive the Japanese out of the Aleutians, the Navy announced today tint U. S.

Army bombers and fighters have dropped six tons of demolition and numerous incendiary bombs on Japanese positions on Kiska Island. While aid was believed to be enroute to Guadalcanal, the Navy disclosed in a noon communique that long-range br rubers and fkhting planes were active in the attempt b) drive the Japanese out of ti Aleutians. The Navy reported that six tons of demolition bombs and numerous incendiary missies were dropped on Japanese positions at Kiska Oct. 11 starting many large fires. No enemy aircraft opposition wa.s encountered but one American fighter plane was reported lost, presumably by antiaircraft action.

Three enemy seaplanes were destroyed on the water. On Oct. 11, long-range bombers dropped six tons of demolition bombs on the camp area at Kiska but results were not observed, the Navy reputed. The Army planes have teen raiding Kiska daily whenever weather permitted for several weeks. Recently 15 tons of tombs were dropped on Kiska, last invasion post of the Japanese in America's north Pacific waters.

On Oct. 14, bombers accompanied by fighters "dropped incendiary bombs on the camp area at Kiska, starting many large fires." No ships were reiiorted hit in the latest action, but aerial observers said they saw three enemy ships beached and two sunken vessels, the result of previous bombings In that area. The toll of enemy vessels in the Aleutian campaign now stands at more than 39 ships of all types sunk, probably sunk and damaged. for years came thi week, to visit i him and an enjoyab'e family re-! VVa.hinston. Cci.

16 tINS mion was held Thursday at the 'Senate and House committees today Switzrr heme. 42 Wilson street. prepared to remove the last bar-1 The brothers were Olhe Sw it zer. 1 "ifi's to enactment of legislation tc cf win had draft 18 and 19-years-old youths, -een Ch.ar'.es for 37 vears i with final congressional action by 3.090 RENTAL FORfilS GIUEH PLAN PARADE HALLOWEEN BLOOD BANK TRUCK FIGURES IN (RASH Freciot; donations of blood, which aie schcdtilid lor the field of b.ttle. pot an early taste of set ion here laic Wtdnesdiy afternoon when an A t.r.-.n iO.mr.ut-e to and truckers hau'- 1 Ora Switnn of GvVhien.

whm the middle of next week in prospect.) The "timetable" fixed by congrcs- in Landlord rud military otfieials calls; JORtlSOn LOUllty lAmeiif'hn Red Cross blood donor cf war r.ne.-.-i:" cf the first world ar. sienct Fill Out Large Number Before 15th Deadline in Johnson county to-. Thee enj.yinj a fpmily dintter for: day. 'here Thursday with Mr and 1. The house to pass the legisia-; The ill cotvl-t cf 1 Charles Switzer were Ollie Switzcr jtion Saturday.

Hiram lo cunty Cnitrd states anc -n. Oliver, of Baltimore: Oral 2. Senate to art Tuesday. Usual Party Being Arranged By Legion, Chamber Of Commerce And City Arrangements to held the annual Halloween party were made by the Franklin American Legion Po-t No. 205 at a meeting held Wednesday evening.

The Greater Franklin cf a lnulture war Switzcr. of Goshen: Mr. and Mis' J. F.ll to the Mhite House late servi.e truck was in a collision at the intersection of North Main and Walnut streets, where U. S.

Ili.hway 31 eniers the city. The 1942 Ford panel truck was brine: by Leroy V. Steens, 21, of Irui; uiapoii.s. other car in-u hed was a 1931 Ford coupe te-mu driien by Albert Perrv. 19.

ol in thr bn had. with music bv the i More than 3.000 rental forms were distributed at the Franklin ChamlMT rf Ci nunerre office durina the recis- than man- rvi-r Locan Nrff. of Warsaw: Orvtl!" i wetnrsda -t ltmrsxiay tor rrrst- del signature. and field n.r.ley. rcr'e-entmc the Switzrr and son cf Indian iiiiiivii ti vunuui ku i izit: 1 farmeis: Ited Mitchell represent- Air.

ana Airs. erncn worm-; iiumr oi an win utir nrw Arthur WVite worth and children, and Mrs. Rich- wtrk to Ima! r.raft hoards to stirt r.r.ckeis: and Bobcats, chevied by Pat. Jay P. Franz.

t.n tr.c the evening, the guests inspected the rich and expressed thrm-rhrs as creatly pleased with its arrangement r-nd In the extreme front of the build 18 and 19- children, all of siftinsr threiiRh their 1 Unburst, and owned by Frank ard tVore and Franklin. farm supply c.ea.er. Lr tails ot the crvior were explain Chamber of Commerce arid the city ear-rid classifications to make; of this i it y. If all the forms were filled out and submitted to the area rent director. When Ollie Switzer came to the ready frr the Dei-ember se'ertivei Police said Stevens started to cf Franklin will cc-opcrate with the ed to of farm transpcrta- tion of 40 centra! In- home of Charles Switzer here i the auto just as Perry was ma kinu project.

ing air a ladies' pew tier room, a -nesaay msim. tnc lauer inouam ne iri inuvuu 01 Min-n, a lett turn and the two vihickM sol may surpass the anticipated 10.000 Ii-: recccniTert the "stranger" as one of youths to Her. I oiana comnies at lncnanapcu; Idlers' came room and men re-1 Thur.sd.tv bv membrrs cf the In Just Inside the hall is thej, USD.V war RcpTf diaiu routines at Indianapolis nuuie. room. wn.

Renre- his tirt hers but was not sure which I ine nousc munary anarrs com snack bar and Jounce. A library ot sent ins county at the. one it- was. The usual fiesta rpirit will mark (the celebration with a parade of masked marchers, tooting horns and i swinging noise-makers as they follow- the band around the public quare. Prizes and fa vers will be distributed.

Dr. M. G. Talbcit Ls the Legion chairman in charge of the general mittee reported its version of the! Fred C. Lock wood, manacinc di- legislation late yesterday, with the rector of the local C.

of said that 'rules committee slated to act on thej Mr. Cramer's attaches picked up all 'measure today. house bill bears fcims whi'h were filled out and re-j the name of Rep. Wadsworth RO turned here, and al-o all remaining! co-author of the original blanks. REQUIRE MORE OFFICE HELP meeting were Mr.

Lou an. chairman rf the lewd committee, and Miss) Marilyn Lanahan cleik in charge! of fonns. All vehicles haulm? farm products and supplies must have a "certifi-; severs I hundred be ks has been instated in shelves cohering the entire east side of the lounge. A new flowered rue rovers the lounge floor, and there are several new maple tables and chairs The hostess desk 1s at the entrance. Crtvnect- 20 DAYS FOR DRUNK DRIVING wa.s approved un- draft act.

and "This means," Mr Lockwood sard, i cvf nur neiessitv" as that the Chamber of Commerce no arrangements. Kenneth Andrews ls animously. i The senate mihtarv affairs com- the snack bar is a kitchen with defcnjie hanspona- iiHiaer has anything to do witli the r.ew. Tho ceitifu ate will covthi th.e mittee ended its ncarims yesterday i mit. control otf ice.

If anvone faded Red CrOSS NeedS Additional treasurer The soliciting committee Women Volunteers For is Mr- Andrews. Bruce Stephens. Staff A fctanrp i rorce Foistl Flcd c- LcKkwocd and 013,1 aSI5iance jtcohn Hawkins. Field Dailey. Legion commander.

IWw Retinished. maximum milca-e that may be cp- COlUmOUS Air Base VVOrker.cn a smiiiar bill sinsored by Sen. to jn a blank before the Thurs- OV.ke iwn; ard romi- crated cr the- minimum loads that AskS LeilienCV Mayor Gurney S. and convened to-j cav rtiidniuht deadline, thev must t-wtwern the lounce mav ue rarnoa. or rwin.

i Pnmmntoc Qontenra w. ln l(Hicn wnn ine area rent ol are lill 111 IN II .1 Ul.llll. I I.L. Aiore women are neenea at iea rtIt rector in the Basset Building at will do the announcing and arrange Cclumbus. We are not authoried i Cross "dqai'ters t0 "ic 'the review ina stand.

Ra.v Adams i.s in cm and the bit hall. There are. No operator will be able to cD-two fets of cvrs to sen- tain ca.chr.e. tires or part.s with- Maj Gen. Lewis B.

Hcrshey. se- A worker at the Columbus air tas tc give out any more blanks, are officr- The dose Proximity to Camp i charc pf 5rcurin3 the nublic ad-I IHA IU AVUb IV estimates cii in both cut a certificate. The clays of Octo- lective service director, mate acui.i. ci. recetveo a thirtv-cav sentence to the Atteroury manes the work ol Lie 1 MJ1 a that 1.500.000 youths between 18 ifl ttHV4 1 lunt i ovv v.s at the same tune State Farm this morning in city luir.w oiirui.

vi uiidlll vidliv will Johnson County chapter much more! nrH th tinn av. not authorized to accept any not already turned in. and we have nothing whatsoever to do with rent con- and 20 wii be drafted under the law. farm truck regis- tf.rre will be aVw.t arle as national i curt when he plead guilty toj COLOGNE RAID By Ii.ternatonal News. A systematic attempt bv the Royal conntv trails- The house committee, however.

difficult and voluminous. The duties ot tne cnapter vo ot.Mn" hairs for procv.ims oi fi.rwt w-vvt nrf iliary members will be in charge of the registration. and amendments which! trol." diPv 'prrtation committees will aid truck! adopted two onnng 11iUU rt VI 111. IV "lliIHUi v.i i 1. i I mifihi affect the speed with which I Mr Lockwood said tin; while hw boin- done have Brown to such L'oyd Musselman wilt head the lias been1' Air Force to ensure that the German piano license.

selective service will be able to act. office was clad to be of service to the crigrnal num. refreshment committee and Claude tuned ard irnanei A vine-colored papers armies bivouacked on the 1.700-mile of stalf assistant nan no loneer .11 The ODT. order becomes effec in frcnt of rested the worker. Flovd H.

1 ine reni amnr was lot i Russian front spend thL, winter cvitam lias 1 in extreme discomfort if not near- -r, wo- icquvM ic iu inruMi i-iimi rnt! coiuinieti wiui tne j111 "i 11 1 i-mitiTIA M-it)iriit mno linlii I along with two companions as year nciore nioucuon. oui 1 v. Icvks like new the st ace The entire bv.il Wall? aid ceilinas c.cvc this cf dcIennent I vestemav. In env court this mom-. be onerative brvond next July 1.

even tiioirh thev are faithful audi eenerous with their time LOCAL BOY IN MARINE All types of experience and train- LVVHl MWI 1 h.ave been re-and the hard- I.vil- 1 starvation emerged today as one of Britain's immediate war objectives. In the absence of fresii news from the Solomon Islands, where major United States naval units were bc- "Many persons wanted to ataue with us." the director said. "We had nothing to do with policy or This slow down induction i ts Xo ember 15 and applications are being mailed to every farm truck owner bv the cflue of defense transportation Ownrrs cf all tpes cf trucks and oilier rubber-tired projiel-led or drawn by mechanical pxwev and built cr rebiilt primarily lor (Continued le TwtkI pr-inted thvov cod floors 1 vi.iiiiivvi 111.11 lit ii'vr the wheel because he was the only one in the crowd not drinking but ing in office work are needed. If 1 1 1 I AT HII All A1 1 AlJAI somewhat if many students asked I i h.ae been sanced in their natural color. Willi Ml VUHVHLVHIIHL interpretation, but people who klKnv how to tyWf file make rclinish.ee I deferment.

that after they started he took a) anv 10 maKe swmpa to ttiniK, dictation, com- records. At least one Franklin mother speedrng to the aid of Amer- couple of drinks that seemed to draft uota l0 be with Ve. Were in charp' Aotuall- a11 we answer telephctibs. or act as recep-! watching the fierce for pos- lean Army and Marine oorps troops hit l.hn pretty hai-d." drnrndents until alt1, a -rvice so thattjonist Rpd Cross greal lv of the Solomon Islands with tattling a new Japanese invasion. The 3S-year-old man.

a native of inducted who l3loldoiua get their rent forms vour 5ervicc. crrat concern. the biggest war news of the day was Fttir.al dedication of the club will-be held in late November, after the remainder of the fui nishinas haxe' arrnrd and the has settled to fvcgiam routine. But from now on. the w-U be open ev- cry rv.iv.; for any man in v.r.i-' ti nn of the armed forces.

Ky. asked for leniency 4rtihMll ln sine xvith the I to to Columbus: A nexv ciass in instruction fort She is Mrs. Hazel McCarty. man-1 larce-scale R. A.

F. raid on the D. FRANK CULBERSTON DEMO LEADER, PASSES because of a small daughter xxh0.mr rt-inritv wHm annivint on! staff assistant i.s starting Wednes-lager cf the Franklin Hotel, whose I Rhineland city of Cologne. o.epenas on inm tor supiwi. -mi.

lam. kwothi saia tint 1.1)39 ier-1 day afternoon. October 21. at 2 p.m. son Sergt.

Forest Mccarty, is TliLs once picturesque riverside Vir.crr.nes. Oct. 16 aNS-Laid Oliver pointed out that he bc the last to go. sons 1 a uea at tne ot C. ottice This course consists cf twenty hours fighting with the U.S.

Marines on town which is the hub of all indus-during the distribution period. The of training in office procedure for i Guadalcanal. i try in western Germany was the Frank Cv.itertson. 66. prominent lia-e "thought of that before he Gen.

Hershey. however, told the LVmocratic leader and Vineenne- tcok a drink." However, the mayor' Unit this amendment rffice received 201 pieces of mail Red Cross workers, which will quali committee The 20-year-old former Franklin I first target chosen when British air hich school student sent his mother force instituted its l.OOO-pline raids. auerr.cv. died in the Barnes hospital agreed to commute the sentence at fy a person as a member of the staff make it difficult to fill draft conirei. Hrother of Alyson McCIcllan Succumbs assistance cups.

th.e recommendation of the arrest- but provision! st St. Louis. early today. nine pieces of Japa.nose paper money and six coins, one of which i.s That was on May 30. Reconnaissance photocraphs taken after- Oct.

16 Alfred A loin.er sia.e 1 licrlv 1 v.o-,-V.vU-ni i rT Small HlaZC DlimaireS These are being placed on 1. '1 crc.aei im v.i nearer McClellan. I COLLEGE NEWSPAPER'S FIRST ISSUE PRINTED wards revealed that tremendous damace was WToueht to the myriad factories that lie within the city display at Indianapolis, aloiva with in- orticrr wno was not 111 court. Rcp. Kilday I Encvh Boone.

45. of Indianapolis. fronsRrrd it dPclared that i who was supposed to be the driver mt pr conipi.Unt.s brin5 rc. of the truck, was booked for pub ic ccnarcss nave arljien inU intoxication at the jail and was as-- rirart hwrH has i Emmett Bishop Home Claik Memorial for Vin Serct. Mccarty's picture, and will of Alyson Clel.an.

of hf clano. t.sevi awav Tuesday at his home, cerr.es. I Firemen were railed late Wed- he used in connection with the sale i limits But the great Hohcnrollcrri VI -I I IV 1 s. Hie Htst issue Of the Franklin Hv aftnninnn to. a rf nur hnn tl-Trn ine to $-0 for 111 misbehavior.

James reached men ith dependents while CtjlcCr pe nowmvmor "T-1-t rt r. bridge across the Rhine escapod without severe oarnaee. and it is a safe assumption that ho 400 planes r1is li- still has not1 1 sruaii nxi me ai me tiniiicu ui.s- cerui. ahumi h-h cihumui iuuu a.icaiei ixtia riase sua nas rH -n, 1 He had been ill of a heart atflic-icr. for lour months.

Mr. Cv.lbeitH-n was a candidate or the Seventh District eon reg sessed a fine cf So and costs amount 56. another passenger in the truck, booked for vagrancy, was re 1 '-s ion residence on isortn uuane school two vears aeo wnue a. junior 4C-35 Gra. eland Avenue.

Pcnivf were h.eld at 10 o'clxk ir.ornr.v: at North Vernon, with vv.iia'. following in that cit. inducted all its single men. I mug printing p'ant Thursda.y street. Damage amounted to only and enlisted in the Marines.

He was which swept over the city with i made a sergeant on August 13, 1942. ional notr tew dollars. lation in the last two leased this morning by authorities State Patrolmen Arthur Worrick brother, Charles McClellan. pnmai l-tV. 1U a complete his school year was op- vh houf posed bv some members of the mil-1 itai but was written into the leg- Lnrdcr editorship cf William islrtion after Dr E.

C. Elliott, presi- i Hrakc. who also is a ro-r Fnnersity and i tor Thp Star, the 5-columti ao survives. North Veiuo head of the war manpower commis- I Jabloid-size publication isanattrac- 1 1 1 nil r. i Hi ll cl.

tl llt' UH'. rARAC.RArilS ITtOM WASHINGTON Br International Nfs. "block-buster" bombs last night made a new attempt to up this vital artery in the German communications system. If 1.00.1 British bombers raided Cologne with presumably devastating effect only four and a half months ago, it is logical to ask why this tareet again should have born chosen to the exclusion of cities which thus far have not felt the weight of R. A.

F. attacks. The answer lies in the hot that Germany has no more imioitaiit Continued on Tae Light). widow and three sons survive and Forest Brewer nabbed Jesse James L. David C.

and Rebel t. Two Harmon. 26. of Eriir.burs on a are in the army and the orderly conduct charge ves'erday wf.l enter the aimed ierees a few and he was in the local jail await-weeks. mg trial later today.

David Ditmars Heads Franklin High Council; Classes Name New Officers Babb, Miss MacGregor Direct Choir At College After Seitz Resignation Reorganization of the Franklin Collece choir following the resignation this fall of Genn B. Sritz to accept a defense position was announced this week by Miss Fhie MaiGroEor and Warren K. Babb, college instructors in charce or choir groups this year. Miss MacGreaor of Indianapolis, organ instructor at the school, will line rh ice of the women's division of the ci uanizatinn wlul" Prohssor new head rf tie piano do-. js ton's technical training cuvisron.

had urced its adoption. Dr. Elliott asserted that students training to be doctors, engineers. physicists, chemists, and these The staff cf editors and managers includes: Margaret Anne DUlard, associate editor, Phil C. Fry.

managing editor; Bill Fisher, stwrts editor; teao'nn- those subjects, should not Nick Livieratos and Kay Hampton be disturbed. feature editors; Sadie Kretheotis. "We are gvins to need doctors society editor; Evans Wyatt, second -raiAiru'arty and need them badly." pase editor; Rcsa'ie Mont any e. copy in.ri.or nt ihp editor: Marcaret Jones and office 1.. rn rai tmcnt.

will leal the mens vocal Barbara Browne. Mary Alice But- rj-vsn Mill. AI1liAil, li'o i-iml't crrti.m Inr X'i vr. i i ATrini.n rd trt rommrnl on the possible 1 remmrnt en the rMV-siMe purple of eiretary of the Trrisury Henry i'it London, lbry tTaled tbt Or. Harry O.

hitc. assistant the rrrrtirv. had a rtnvpanied him nn the rx-ean-spanninc trip, li was announced in I end' thai Morjrnthau arivd ani s5Misors were elected by students of Franklin senior Thv.r-clay. Also elected clurina the past week were .1 otticei. They are David Ditmars.

president; Tom Means. Portia William, secretary; Audrey Ceslett, treasurer: reporter. Those chosen at the various class meetings were: 1 Giccn. president; Dallas Campbell. ice-pvcident Louise Miss Gladvs Mayme Campbell.

Miss Do; tie Cs vice pi Rebel Sev.10 Mieiurs witi be iu-t as much a Mane Kinnear. proof editors; Ethel t'i- v. 1 rtarnc hMonnc mnaor rvt--n not been orcaiiiz. i as yet. Mis- Jean Brown, Jean Bovd, Audrey nranon r.f the war as a tank.

uarnes, Business m.inaeer. uvr-n 1 i Dornges. advertising a a r- acGregc ha announced lie ros- Zivney and Constance Andrews. Re- Ma-ry Jane' Yoder c'irculation man- -tcr of thr c.ctrt as well as the 'hearsal l)otlr roups will be held iminr Rniirrl fJivPK nti, freshmen girls" choir. Trouts hel i on Wednesday atteinoon.

Martli WKATHKU IMla furtiishtd liy .1. an-C leave, observer fnr the ro-opcrative veather station. El' tscveral days ago resulted in the fol- Irwis of Kewirt, Ind will accom- La.kev. sp: risers. No treasurer has- tion manager.

Okch to Snack-Beer; lcwing selections frr an octet com- pany the octet. Oulv one license renew al was 1 1x1 ed of eight college girls. Rose Men's quartet Tlanned. TIll'RSI) A Y. on.

George Hamilton, secretary; Harold Gilmour. treasurer. Sponsors are Vugil Clark. Mrs. Ethel Aufderheid A rr.sv-.vir: prrc.ved at the regular meeting of AlomllPrs Al'irrll Iaric Khinear.

Franklin, and Bos- Pro lessor Babb announced that Maximum temperature as yet been, elected. Junirs John Pace, president; Xaemi Tctv.p.:n. vice-president Jean Mivr-r secret Bob Saucers, treasurer: James Deputy. Miss source 11. xi.iy tl.at gcveir.m.f v-t ha tr- the A.V'iian ceivc-o.

indicate there an Ott that the mmd of Marian Hunt and Miss (V7 0 41 .14 J2.30 a ibi and Jesse Lash. the Jchr.srn County Alcoholic Bev-i 1 Mac Kivcn Omaha, first although organizatkn of the men's Minimum temperature Eighth grade Bob Gee. presi- crage Board which met in the audi- lO 1" lelu 111 1' 4 llOUrS sopranos; Margaret Jones and Eve- croup had not been started as yet. 1 Amount, precipitation cent: Portia Hurd. vice-president tor's office of the court house this! Fifteen members of the Civil Air ln Griggs, both of Franklin, second there would lie a men's quartet, and Bob HctchkLss.

secretary: Joan Scf-: morning. I Patrol met at the Franklin Armory -vr pianos; Lee Roth, Milwaukee, and if enough interest wa.s shown the i Iw mark last night ten treasurer. Miss Mary- Lee The permit of the Siiack Beer, Sunday to march to the Fra.nklin Elizabeth Sage. Elwood, first altos, croup would be Increased to an oc- Prerip. Oct.

1 Robert P. Vandivier and Miss Ruth which enables then to retail beer flvine 'field Thev arrived at the ard Jane Lewis. Newport, and Jane tet or even a larger group. Prerip. Jan.

1 olll.i of Italy the course of s.ueres Bob Smith, presi Preivir: Bcuio Mil: is atfcvtcvi by the wai Harcin. ice-preslcent Getf. secretary: Hugh treasurer. Stxitsors are dent. Fa Roberta Andrews Ri-chey are sponsors.

was continued by the beard, Held 105 minutes after the depar- Thompson. Columbus, second al- Mr. Seitz. who is employed on a Seventh grade Ercil Kemer. Although meetings of the alcoholic tu re and were served breakfast by tos.

defense project in FORECAST president; Emma Nixcn. vice-presi- board are held every two weeks, if i the canteen unit of the Red Cross, According to Miss MacGregor. this will continue to give voice lessons at Litilo rliane in temperature this clent: Joan Stainbrook. secretai-y; 1 necessary, the next meeting will, some members had guard and pa-' grcup will make an appearance in the college. Mrs.

Richard E. Lentz afternoon through Saturday fore-John Frieclersccrf. treasurer. Spon- probably not he until next month. trcl.

ethers had observing and pilot- the near future. The freshman has accepted the post rf violin in- nccn. Oieasionai rain cr driz-sers Susan Joyce. Ray accoreling to members of the orran- ing experience the remainder of the choir was also announced foilowins strucior and Is giving lessons on ile in north portion this afternoon and Richard Jcrdon. lzation.

morning. tivouts. as follows: Beth Traub. that instrument at the school. ar.d cvcr.inr.

lhe joint senate-house rn-feren en the tax bill ti-Hlay nrarrd decisions on ertnial issues, wiih members prrdictir fiml atreement on lhe maure by tomorr nisht. Fritz Miller. Miss Reeda Helsteir. and Willian Church. Freshruen Tec Kurd, president: .1 1.

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