Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1938 — Page 30

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New Phone Exchange

A new “Market” phone exchange for downtown Indianapolis rapidly nears completion on the second floor of the Telephone Building. P. E. Mason (standing) and- B. D. Gilmore check a relay rack, equipment necessary to test subscribers’ lines.

Times Photos. E. E. Castine and C. O. Nelson (with glasses) check a line-finder frame in the new exchange. This equipment serves as a key to all lines. Several manual Drexel lines also are to be transferred to the

“Market” exchange. | FAUX PAS HISTORIC

ai MISHAP CURES WILKES-BARRE, Pa., Nov. 4 (U ILLNESS LAID TO 1ST 5) —1t is probable that Richard

i | Bishop, utility man at the WilkesPENN YAN, XI. ¥, Nov. 4 (U. P.)./garre Court House, always will re—Police are investigating the amaz- pomper Constitution Day. As the

| ing Siory of a youth who declares nation observed the signing of the his mind went blank as the result of historic document, Bishop unfurled an automobile crash last November the Court House flag—upside down. and cleared when he was hauled: __

from the wreckage of a second ac-| cident. ! As Ronald F. Hackett, 21, of Emporium, Pa. lay on a hospital §1018 S. Meridian DR-3030 cot here suffering back injuries received in the second crash, he told |] BOILING authorities that he was hitchhiking to visit his wife’s parents in Barnes- | CHICKENS Lb. : Cc boro, Pa, when the first accident Plenty of DUCKS, GEESE left him in a complete daze. d TURKEYS Hackett told police that a second | REE an FREE DELIVERY geath Doug DE eaumsn inet; OPEN SUNDAY UNTIL NOON

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CALLS VITAMINK SAVER OF LIVES

Surgeon Describes Treatment as Success in Halting of Hemorrhages. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4 (U. P.).

—The newly-discovered Vitamin K already has saved many lives by

‘halting hemorrhages, the 23d an-

nual International Medical Assembly of the Inter-State Postgraduate

Medical Association of North America was told today. Dr. Walthman Walters, professor of surgery at the University of Minnesota and the Mayo Clinic, described the treatment for the first time before 4000 physicians and surgeons. Isolated only two years ago in Copenhagen, Vitamin K plays an important part in aiding the liver

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to manufacture prothrombin, which increases coagulation of the blood, according to Dr. Walters. “Vitamin K already has saved many lives and will save countless others in stopping hemorrhage after gall bladder operations,” he said. Vitamin K is found in kale, carrot tops, meal, alfalfa and soy beans.

CUPID PROVIDES HIM

PLENTY OF TROUBLE

PETERBOROUGH, Ontario, Nov. 4 (U. P.).—Cupid is causing a lot of labor trouble for Louis Yeotes, a restaurant owner here. Every time Yeotes hires a good waitress, the little rascal throws a “love dart” at her and she leaves to get married. In-the past five years, 17 girls have left him to become brides. “1 should make good running a marriage bureau,” he commented.

“DOUBLE” IS TRIPLED NOWAA, Okla., Nov. 4 (U. P.).— After a visit to the Court House here, Walter Vogel of Vinita saw some truth in the contention that “every man has his double.” Three persons slapped him on the back and addressed him as “Guy Price,” he said.

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ARMISTICE WITH R.0.T.C. REVIEW

Col. John F. Landis to Speak At Special Convocation; Editors Guests.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 14-—In-diana University will observe Armistice Day Nov. 11 with an R. Oo. T. C. review and a special convocation. Speaking at the convocation will Col. John F. Landis, commandant of the university’s military depart‘ment, and Dr. Hans Leonhardt, who fled to the United States from the ee City of Danzig to escape Nazi pressure. Indiana editors and newspaper employees who will be here for the journalism conference at the uni-

versity will be special guests at the §

R. O. T. C. review at 1 p. m. The convocation is scheduled to start at 2:15 p. m.

Civic Quest to Review

‘Business Clubs’

«Business Clubs” will be discussed by members of Civic Quest, Wash-

ington High School soctal studies

club, at their regular meeting Mon-

day. : Speakers and their subjects are: Kenneth Goslin, “Rotary”; Eva Clarkson, “Optimist”; Pauline Gar-

rett, “Kiwanis”; Victoria Stevens, “Altrusa,” and George GeMiner,

“Exchange.” David Davidson is

club president. Russell Irwin has been elected

junior class president at Washington, with Eileen Newby, vice presi~ dent; Alice Miller, secretary; William Petranoff, treasurer, and William Carden and William Howard, sergeants-at-arms.

FIRST HUNT, FIRST DEER COALINGA, Cal, Nov. 4 (U. P.).— Turning from housewife to nimrod, Mrs. R. L. McCannon, on her first deer hunt, brought down a .threepoint buck with her first shot.

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