Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1938 — Page 2

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- SYPHILIS DRUGS WILL BE FREE IN INDIGENT CASES

15 Venereal Disease Clinics Established in State Health Drive.

Plans have been formulated for the free distribution of anti= syphilis drugs to indigent patients, Dr. Verne K. Harvey, State Health director, announced today. The treatment is to be given re= pardless of the stage of the disease, he said, and is to consist of 20 doses of an arsenical compound and 20 injections of bismuth subsalicylate. In co-operation with eity and county health authorities, the State Health Board now ig operating 15 venereal disease clinics in various sections of the State. The Board also is receiving monthly reports from the States | five penal and correctional institu= | tions, 100,000 Tests Expected Dr. Harvey predicted the State ficalth Board laboratory will give | more than 100,000 free blood tests | for syphilis during the year. Repent yearly averages have been 50,~ | 000 tests. A new and cheaper method of | testing blood has been inaugurated | by the Board, Dr. Harvey said. In the past the State and private | pathologists pave Wassermann, | Kahn and Kline tests to each | patient, | Hereafter, only the Kline test is to be given in the first instance. | Dr. Harvey said if this test registers negative no further examination | will be made. In the event the Kline test proves positive the other two tests are to be made. Declaring that co-operation is veeded to make the campalgh a | success, Dr, Harvey said: “The private pathologkts in Indiana have demonstrated pevond all doubt their altruistic attitude and have entered this campaign with the spirit of putting aside pri= vate interest.”

PURCHASING AGENTS PLN MARCH SHOW

Dwight Ritter Arranging Details of Exhibit.

Plans were being made today by the Indianapolis Purchasing Agents’ Association for an “Inform-a-Show” to be held March 2, 3 and 4 at the Murat Theater | The show is designed to give executives, foremen, engineers, purchasing agents and office managers | an opportunity to familiarize themsselves with new developments in ins | qustiry { Details of the exhibit are being arranzed by Dwight S. Ritter, former city purchasing agent. He said | proceeds from the exhibit will be | used for books and equipment for the Butler University course in pui- | chasing. {

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WOOL ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL MEETING SET

The Indiana Wool Growers Assoclation is tn hold its annual meets | ing uext Monday at the Washing- | ton Hotel, T. I. Ferris, president, | announced today. State Senator Larry Brandon of Auburn is to discuss the Ye-| cently enacted dog law al the | morning session. Phil Evans of | Roston is to speak on national | marketing problems in the afternoon.

PAST MATRONS TO MEET

Dr. CBE M day wag appointed chairman for the Fifty Club's annual Wash= jngton's Birthday ball at the Severin Hotel Saturday night, Feb. 19. Assisting with arrange= ments are Wendell V. DeWitt, Norman G. Wolf, Thomas J. Far rell and Paul H. Korby.

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Fur Coats

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YOUR FUR COAT, whether you buy it for immediate wear, or for next year, should he purchased at this February Sale Price! Besides the savings in effect, you have the added advantage of using our special longterm layaway plan. Choice of SWAGGER, FITTED or BOXY styles in black sealine (dyed rabbit). In black only. Sizes for women, misses—sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44.

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A. The Bolero With Eyelet Embroidery _.________$7.98

Made of rayon alpaca with eyelet embroidery trim on bolero, that Is piped with white. Clip on V neckline of dress. In Navy, also black, sizes 181: to 24's.

B. The Bolero Dress With a Touch of Print_______$7.98

A pretty navy blue rayon acetate dress with bright floral vestee. Print appliqued with braid trims the bolero. In navy and also black. Sizes 18: to 24a,

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You'll like the comfort, the service these sturdy cotton slips will give you! Choice of two favorite styles . . . built-up shoulder, sizes 34 to 52, or California V, sizes 34 to 44. Hemstitch finish at “necks and arm-holes. Some have the open stride.

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