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Some More Pi Winter Is Coming SCHOOL BUREAU TRB Taare DISCOVERS JOBS ix ver. so ss er con

> 2 : : A ) in this manner. Some members of

2 a : ; 2 % : : % : aa i Ra AT LOGANSPORT ze classes, back to 1932, also

were placed. Starting pay ranged | erage salary at $12.

TUESDAY, OCT. 26, 1937

CHIGAGO CANCER CLINIC ENROLLS NOTED EXPERTS

Research in Disease and. Instruction Begins March 1, 1938.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26 (U. P).=An institute headed by world-famous scientists and devoted exclusively

RT | ers, to find work for pupils which

would utilize their training and find the worker best suited for the job. There were 126 placements during the last year. About 35 per cent of

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...21 JEWELS!

In the description of this watch which appeared in yesterday's Times the advertisement read ". .. with |2jewel movement." This should have read "... with 2Ijewel movement."

from $7 to $20 a week, with the av-

20 Per Cent of Graduates, However, Continue Education.

| CIRCLE VISIT PLANNED

Grand Arch Druidess Pearl Shaw and her staff are to visit Germania Circle 1 during its meeting tomorrow night in Druids Hall, 29': S.

: . Delaware St. Times Special - ———

LOGANSPORT, Oct. 26.—Twenty per cent of Logansport High School ; a graduates attend colleges, and uny Tes \ 2 vg struc " : | AH , 18%ren in cancer and instrue employment among high school NG " os me on in its treatment will open in ; 4 EY : graduates is not a problem here, ac- BSR % oY - Chicago March 1, 1938, its founders | : % : EE ey : cording to findings of a National adil al : had announced today. : : CN : Youth Administration survey. n Permanents The scientific committee heading | The study was made under supers aca Until the institute's staff will include: | vision of William L. Howard, direc- LAL. Dr. Henry Coutard of the Curie | tor of guidance in Logansport e Finger Institute of France, who before SCHOOIS: ve disclosed 4 —All for only _..... c i 1 stith will ex ‘vey sciose 1at 2 For $1.73 Sheng Oe Institute NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 3 ray Dyed, Mae Murrav or Bleached, Hard Shirley Temple to Wave Hair e r manents our Specialty. Com-

SPECIAL

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BULOVA PRESIDENT

$4950

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THE sensational Bulova model with 21-jewel movement in a handsome engraved case with match-

® Shampoo ing bracelet.

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industrial art and general course pupils became industrial workers and that about 35 per cent of the girls taking the secretarial course become stenographers. It also was found that placements made] through the placement pureau ave | most likely to involve the specialized | training which pupils have and a| consideration of personal traits. | The division was established in 1635 to serve as a

Good Work. plete Genuine $2 Values, 2 for $3.01 Bring a Friend! $3 PERM. ""SNTS—2 for $5.01

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Times Photo. of the plows being repaired by workmen in the State Highway Garage at 50 N. Tibbs Ave. ‘he State owns 500 plows and 349 graders to Keep its 9000mile highway system navigable despite heavy snows.

KILLS TO DEFEND MOTHEJ, GIRL SAYS

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (U, P= Authorities said today that 15-year-old Gladys Breitfeller would be permitted to attend the funeral of her father. She Killed him because “I was sure he was going to Kill my mother.” She will be arraigned in Children's Court on a technical charge of juvenile delinquency. There is no provision in New York law to charge a child under 16 with murder. Mrs. Minnie Breitfeller, 34, defended her daughter. She said her husband, Charles, 36, was intoxicated and threatened her life. Gladys, she said, killed in self-de-fense.

There's nothing like preparedness, State Highway Department officials believe, and that's why, on these autumn days, theyre having the State's snowplows made ready fer winter use. Shown above are some the John RocRefeller McCormick |

[Ludlow Sure U. S. Will Scrub Memorial Hospital for infectious | AA y diseases and member of the Couns | Postottice, at W hatever Cost ———————

cil of the National Cancer Ine stitute. { Dr. Max Cutler, cancer specialist | pipes special formerly of the Chicago Michael | WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—If it takes more than $5000 for Uncle Sam Reese Hospital, | to give the old Indianapolis Postoffice Building a good scrubbing, the

The institute was endowed en money will be forthcoming, Rep. Louis Ludlow said today. tirely by Chicagoans’ contributions, In a letter thanking Mr. Ludlow for obtaining that sum to sandblast

JEWE 137 W. Washington St.

liaison between |

TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY BRING QUICK RESULTS,

high school pupils and local employ=-

BAYS, NIVERSARY

“If it covers the

but its activities will be national in | the old building to match the new addition, Postmaster Adolph Seiden scope. Its laboratories will include | sticker said that he did not think $5000 sufficient. modern X-Ray and radium equip-| “The Government will pay what-®-ment, |ever it takes to get the job done | ’ i 3 ~ - One of the institute’s most im. | Properly,” Mr. Ludlow declared. WIFE OF EX M NUTT portant functions will be to train WB Re Ynoks ans op region | AID BEING SOUGHT physicians and surgeons desiring [Of Procurement in the d1reasury | rim 1d 4 Department, informed Mr, Ludlow | in to specialize in diagnosis and treat- | . : ment of cancer. Dr. Cutler ans that the new addition will be ready | WASHINGTON. Oct. 26 (U. P.) nounced ’ > for rg es later Sem Apri Police today continued their search v . 30. In answer to a query from the | y QW wif The institute will be unique, Dr. |} a: y for Margaret Reeves, 32, wife of “ N " Indianapolis congressman, Mr.! p. W. Reeves, former aid of exCutler said, in assembling leading Revnholds wrote: : : > : T cancer authorities of the world t eynoias Governor Paul V. McNutt of InNCEE authorities of vhe world Wi «The jatest report from the eon= | diana collaborate in the study and in have y ing an organization devoted exclusively to study of cancer. Trustees of the institute are: Drs. Hektoen, Compton and Cutler; Modie J. Spiegel Sr.; Mrs. Mare garet Pirie Beacom; Mis. Francis Neilson, Mrs. Arthur Meeker; Alfried Busiel and Roy C. Osgood. | |

Cold May Be Used |

To Fight Cancer |

CHICAGO, Oct. 26 (U. P).—~Two | Temple University investigators described before the American College of Surgeons today how they literally placed malignant tissue in “cold storage” and how by this radical departure from previously recognized fields of Investigation they may have opened a new door to science In its search for the cause and cure of cancer. Drs. Temple Fay and George C Henry approximately 3000 members of the colleges 27th congress that when body temperatures in the vicinity of the malignant growth were reduced. pain was lesand abnormal tissue tended to die and disappear. Their investigations were believed the first to seek a relationship between temperature and malignant growth,

DISCIPLES TO HEAR BUTLER PROFESSORS

Five Butler University college of religion faculty members are attending the ax al international convention o e¢ Disciples of Christ ng in Columbus, O,, today and throughout the week. convention pro=Dean Frederick D. Kershner, coliege head; Prof. Bruce IL. Kershner, Dr. Dean E. Walker, Prof. Ross J. Griffeth and Dr. Arthur Holmes,

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§ Saved” will be the topic of Dr. Holmes’ talk at one of the general meetings. A report on the Christian Foundation will be nade by Dean Kershner, A display entered by Butler University will be included in the exhibits of religious schools from all parts of the country. Pictured in the exhibit will be the activities of | the college, faculty and outstanding

fasion ft stugaents

RETIRED PATROLMAN WILL VISIT BUDDIES

Patrolman H. Harry Cooney, 54, a member of the Indianapolis Police Departmer ince March 3, 1891, today was retired on pension. He lives at 1071 Ritter Ave, Mr. Cooney served in early days as a bicycle patrolman and on horse-drawn emergency wagons, on each of which he was injured in| wrecks. He fought in the Spanish- | American War and wds wounded. He said he has no special plans | but intends to visit the Police Sta- | tion frequently. Chief Morrissey, he said, was the most considerate and “best chief I ever served under.”

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FACTORY HEAD TO SPEAK

F. D. Wallace, J. D. Adams factory manager, is to address Indianapolis Industrial Club in Y. M. C. A. at 7:30 p. m. today. He is to discuss “The Foreman and His Responsibility in Regard to Health, Safety and Education.”

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struction engineer in charge of this work gives the approximate date for occupancy as April 30, 1938. “This operation, involving the remodeling of portions of the old building which are occupied, has been delayed by conditions for which the contractor is not responsible. But if the present rate of progress can be maintained it may be possible to advance this time to a date earlier than April 30.”

Speaks for Amendment Rep. Louis Ludlow will speak in

lution at the First Moravian Epis copal Church in Indianapolis Sunmorning. Nov, ¥, his office announced today. Mr. Ludlow is leaving Washington to fill several speaking engagements on this subject in Ohio and Indiana His first address will be on Thursday at the University of Next Sunday he will address of churches meeting at Elkhart. On Nov. 2 he is scheduied for a night meeting as Indiana University, Bloomington; Nov. 8 a | joint meeting of the Kiwanis Club, ! American Legion and Business | Men's Club at Monticello at noon, 10 a night meeting

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be held at

BLOWTORCH STARTS ARMOUR & CO. FIRE

Fire at the Armour & Co. plant yesterday damaged meat and machinery. An unidentified worker received slight arm injuries. A blowjorch caused the blaze, fire- | men said. Robert E. Kramer, plant superintendent, was unable to estimate the loss.

0. E 8, LUNCHEON SET

Broad Ripple Auxiliary 315, Order of Eastern Star, is to have a covered dish luncheon tomorrow noon at the Rroad Ripple Masonic Temple. The is» to have a Halloween party at 8 p. m. Thursday for members and their families.

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Thousands of Marion County Home Owners Will Have

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{after their marriage.

Mrs. Reeves disappeared from her home here Oct. 8. Mr. Reeves asked | police assistance in his search for | her and authorities said today that | their efforts to locate her still are | under way. Mr. Reeves is secretary to former Congressman Ralph Eltse of California. |

STEEL HEIR DIVORCED BY KENTUCKY BELLE

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 26 (U. P)—| Dorothy Moore Davidson, a Kentucky belie, today had been granted | a divorce from her wealthy husband, | Philip Davidson of Pittsburgh, heir to a million-dollar steel fortune, Several weeks ago, Mrs. Davidson | won a $150,000 settlement to call their marriage quits. She testified | that her husband left her 11 days |

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graceful . lines with all the brilliance of more expen=Large

EAUTIFUL ladies’ shown for the first time mg this great sale. Ultra Styled right up-to-the-minute, reliable jeweled movement.

new

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The ‘Martha’

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"Minute Man"

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HE newest and sensational new model by Bulova. Fine 17-jewel movement in a curved case in the charm of natural gold.

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: The Hamilton "Martha"

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