Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1938 — Page 5

THE IND NA POLTS TIMES

lot the First Evangelical Lutheran Church. Officers of the association in ad‘More Than 2500 Expected; Mayor to Welcome Delegates Today.

TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1938

ALL-MEAT DIET DOES NO HARM, SAYS EXPLORER

Doctors Hear Stefansson at Graduate Sessions; Army Man Talks.

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Higher eating standards and niceties of etiquette were to be discussed at the fifth annual conven- | tion of the Indana State Restaurant Association, opening today at the Hotel Antlers. | More than 2500 members were ex- | pected to hear the welcome address | | |

There is no reason to suppose that meat in the summer diet tends to make the heat more oppressive, and every reason to believe that meat does not raise blood pressure in normal persons. Dr. Vilhjalmur Stefansson, Arctic explorer who during his life has eaten nothing but meat for a period of five years, so informed the annual spring graduate educational sessions at Indiana University Medical Center today. The sessions, sponsored by the Indiana State Medical Association and the U. S. Army Medical Corps, conmainly of technical clinics, punctuated by general sessions such as the one Dr. Stefansson addressed. He will speak again tonight at Shortridge High School at a session to which the lay public is invited. Dr. Stefansson told the physicians that his experiments had proved that the normal man could live without harmful effects on an entirely meat diet or on an entirely vegetable diet.

by Mayor Walter C. Boetcher this | afternoon. President Carl A. Gart-

ner was to respond. Henry Dunnock, Chicago, National | Restaurant Association president, was to be the honor speaker for the afternoon session and Dr. Herman | G. Morgan, Indianapolis Board of | Health secretary, was to speak on| “Food From a Public Health View- | point.” Association officers and directors!

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A huge shipment of beautiful panels, specially priced just in time to brighten your home for Decoration Day visitors. Scranton Lace Co. gave us a special concession on these fine curtains and we're passing the gigantic saving on to you. You'll want many, many panels at this budget balancing price.

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Meat, he said, contrarv to popular conception, is a light diet and those eating only meat need more bulk for a square meal than persons eating the mixed, and so-called balanced, diet. For instance, when in the North, he said that a meal for a man consisted of one and one-half wild geese, | But, personally, Dr. Stefansson | prefers caribou meat to all others. | Teeth do not decay on an ex-| clusively meat, diet, and such a diet never produces corpulence, Dr. Stefansson said

You'll Look Better! You'll Feel Better!

Headaches, irritability, dizziness, and many other ailments are frequently due to poor vision. See Dr. J. W. Farris for an accurate eye examination.

Lovely Katherine Rawls, 21-year-old Olympic swimming ace and Theodore H. Tompson, Indianapolis aviator, have revealed their recent secret marriage in Valdosta, Ga. The bridegroom reported there would be a church wedding in Columbus, O., when the families are assembled.

Rawls said, Get the glasses you need

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Fred H. Turner, | of staff of the Indianapolis | military district, told an audience in | Shortridge High School that lack of military preparedness has not kept | the United States out of war, even though we think of ourselves as a | peaceful nation. “Throughout our history we have | been one of the weakest nations from the standpoint of military] preparedness. Yet we have fought | 110 wars involving 8600 yd Ger- | many, on the other hand. has been one of the WAH nations and peace from 1870 to aw

LOCAL YOUTH GETS | BEVERIDGE AWARD

strongest vet enjoved 14.”

Times Special | GREENCASTLE, Mav 24 —Hubert | Hawkir 6115 W. Washington St. | Indianapolis, today was one of seven DePauw University students to receive the Albert J. Beveridge history | scholarship awards. Others were Paul Lebanon; Chester Beaman, Kokomo; Robert Anderson, Chicago, and James Martin, Kobe, Japan. The Albert J. Beveridge foundaion was established by Mrs. | OE in honor of her husband, | who was a DePauw graduate. Its purpose is to create scholarships for | graduate study in history—particu- | larlv American historv—and is lim- | ited to DePauw Gradius

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10 DAYS’ RAIN ENDS CHINCH BUG MENACE

LA PORTE, Mav 24 (U. P).—The chinch bug menace for northwestern Indiana this year has been | ended with the 5 inches of rain in the last 10 days, according to La | Porte County Agent O. W. Mans- | field. “The bugs were becoming active | late in April and during the early part of May,” Mr. Mansfied said, | “but there's no danger now.”

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ALL SIGNS WITH TWO INDIANA FIRMS

Seagrams and Josam Co. Covered by Contracts. | |

Closed shop contracts have been | signed by the A. F. of L. with two | Indiana firms, Seagram Distilleries | at Lawrenceburg, and the Josam | Manufacturing Co. at Michigan | City, Hugh J. Gormley, state A. F.| of L. representative, anonunced to- | | day. Mr. Gormley said the Seagram | contract also covers plants at Lou- | isville, Relay, Md. and Pittsburgh. | Under the new contract Law- | | renceburg employees will receive | wage increases from 10 to 20 per a 40-hour work week, time and a half for overtime and double time for work on Sundays and holidays The firm, employs from 400 to 1800 persons during various seasons

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VETERAN TEACHER DIES |

| Times Special

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Men’s and Young Men's

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Men’s Regular $1.00 and $1.39

Dress SHIRTS

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