Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1937 — Page 10

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| ; 'KOOKEN TO LECTURE W. H. HARRISON | Honor Guest i TO GEORGIA POLICE

T0 BE FETED AT | . | Supervising State Police Lieuten- | {ant Don L. Kooken was en route to-

day to Atlanta. Ga.. to serve for two

| weeks as instructor in the Georgia DINNER TONIGHT iState Patrol Officers’ Training | iSchool. He is to deliver 42 lectures, | many of them dealing with trafic i» . {safety enforcement. The Georgia Head of Electrical Engineers k : | department was created last sum- | traucs

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Institute Will Visit Ee | ;

Purdue Section. | ved {A Muffin a Day Keeps uy Times Special | » 4 ( Cathartics Away

LAFAYETTE, Dec. 2.—William Hi : Harrison, American Institute of | If you suffer from common

Electrical Engineers president and | | { constipation here's good news for American Telephone & Telegraph | you. One good- Sheed Sufi} eye Co. assistant vice president, is to be | day, made with Kellogg's

: rill k u “REGULAR.” honored by the Purdue Student Sec- | ; e+ rh of Nature's

tion of the A. 1. 'E. E. ‘at ‘a dinner | 3 % own laxatives back in your diet. here tonight in the Purdue Memo- | aaa | Instead of over-stimulating your

ria! Union. William H. Harrison ' (intestines, it gives them things : Following the dinner, Claude M. hey i LT SORE y, v ~~ an » ¢ Botndway. i lecuric Sui ‘SPONSOR CARD PARTY Ba Coat Thrwater softened ; mechanical engineer, will Ene: | Th Slimiaon. Second,

the meeting in the Electrical Engi-| mye milton U. Brown Jr. Post and vitamin “B,”—the amazing vitaneering Building on “Mechanical | operican Legion Auxiliary are | ) min that tones up your intestinal Measurements by Electrical Means.” | sponsoring a card party tomorrow tract. : The Purdue section has invited | might in the Forty and Eight | | Kellogg's All-Bran isa crunchy, members of the Central Indiana | Chateau. 119 E. Ohio St. Proceeds | p toasted cereal. Eat it with milk or

ream and fruits—or in muffins. Section and Ft. Wayne Section of | wij} pe used for welfare work, H. S. | But Ceres You eat it wise I

the A. I. E. E. and the Central In- | peite] post commander, said today REGULARLY: eat two tablediana Section and the Purdue Stu- eC | / spoons of All-Bran and drink

dent Branch of the American So- CLASS TO HOLD BAZAAR plenty of water. If you do this ciety of Mechanical Engineers to at-| pagdjes of the Searchlight Bible | SYery aay you ot Sion opm tend. ! ass of Crooked Creek Baptist | ¢ constipation and cathartics, ! Took Post in August a ih are to sponsor an a | Every grocer sells ay Suede Mr. Harrison, who will make his |hagaar and chicken dinner at 5:30 ( PY Kellogg in Battle Creek. first visit to the local section tomor- | p. m. tomorrow in the church, Yow, ‘became ‘the ‘institutes presi- |... oC dent in August. $ Speaking at 8 p. m. Mr. Hathaway is to ask institute members to dis- | card the old question of whether | the electrical or the mechanical | engineer is the more important be- | cause, he claims, one cannot do without the other. He also will show film slides of mechanical thickness, stress, pres- | sure and strain gauges converted to | do the work electrically.

FORUM TO FOLLOW

Author to Discuss Speech | { gr se | Psychology Here. oT ANE E An open forum discussion on the ! & a i AN psychology of speaking will be held BEE 5 3 a at a luncheon following Dale Car- | HT a A ] negie’s lecture at the Town Hall] AER TI Ls AE i :

Series in the Columbia Club Satur- TO BE Fo ON ANY JOB

dav. { Mr. Carnegie, noted author, will

speak to the Town Hall patrons at | ' 6 0 T T 0 a 3 5 ¥ ; : -_ 11 a. m. on the subject of his latest | ET 7 Sa NA A | FE Le . book, “How to Win Friends and In- | bis } HE § y SB Ne ; Wear I SUITS KNOW YOUR STUFF Ral Ila SR Lan gto arous for wea)

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Sale price . . Indianapolis postal receipts for November showed a 645 per cent | : increase over the same month a! A ’ pit See pl year ago, Postmaster Adolph Seiden- | ! i on Hy XL ; 4 3 1 Jy rN HA Seiten ee ae IE Er This is an opportunity for men who Business in November brought re- | \ os 2 ! hy i le RT ceipts of $379,515 as against $356

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