Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1938 — Page 15

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STATE GRANTED

$101,000 FOR 3 |B REA PROJECTS)

Liberty, Richmond and Warsaw Get Aid From New Fund.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. — Three

Indiana projects received $101,000]!

from the $3,447,000 allotted for 30 projects throughout the country to-

day by the Rural Electrification]!

Administration. The Fayette-Union County Rural Electric. Membership Corp.,, Liberty, received $50,000 to build 41 miles of line to serve 122 members in Union, Fayette and Franklin Counties. Kosciusko County Rural Electric Membership Corp., Warsaw, received $46000 for 40 miles of line. Both of these are additions to orignial allotments. The Wayne County REMC, Richmond, was allotted $5000 for house wiring. : A $22,280 WPA project for mapping swamp and meander land in all townships of Indiana under the

| sponsorship of the State Planning

Board was approved by the Presi-

| dent, it was announced.

'MASTODON’S TEETH

DUG-UP IN OHIO

By Science Service WOOSTER, O., Dec. 15.—A mas-

| todon’s thighbone and’ eight teeth

have been discovered on a farm near here, Prof. Karl Ver Steeg of

"the College of Wooster reports in

| the current issue of Science.

The largest of the teeth weighs a little more than six pounds.

J. J. Miller, the landowner, made the find while digging a ditch.

‘| When the bones were taken out, it

was found that the skeleton had been partly destroyed by an explosive blast set off in the same excavation site about 10 years ago.

‘HOT’ SWING MUSIC NO HELP IN WORK

By Science Service STATE COLLEGE, Pa., Dec. 15.— Swing music, the slow and harmonious kind, is a help in doing factory work. “Hot” and noisy swing music isn’t. "This is the verdict from an ex-

periment in a Pennsylvania factory, in which Dr. John F. Humes, Pennsylvania State College psychologist, tried the effect of different types

~0f music on factory employees. The

work helped by tuneful Music was a a requiring hand and finger dexrity.

GETS WAR MEDAL

AFTER 40 YEARS

CENTRALIA, Wash., Dec. 15 (U. P.). — Seventy - two - year-old Ben

. Rhodes looked up in surprise today

when he received a medal from the Government for “gallantry in ac-

- tion.”

——

A SE SSAA A AERTS SA

The long-delayed citation was for Rhodes’ action 40 years ago when he lead his men through a swamp and executed an offensive maneuver that won a battle near Santa Ana, in the Philippine Islands.

pm Smart to Be Thrifty” aXARZERERARARARS

Lodge Maser

Harry R. Cook (above) will be installed as worshipful master of Capital City Lodge 312, F. & A. M., Tuesday night. Others to be installed are Fred F. Smith, senior warden; Edwin T. Carmichael, junior warden; Walter F. Fuller, treasurer; Albert Smith, secretary; George Van Cleave, Masonic Relief Board director; Frank Dungan, trustee; Francis R. Jones, senior deacon; Homer H. Hastings, junior deacon; Robert PF.

Robinson, senior steward, and Ralph C. Wright, junior steward.

PREDICT DECREASE IN GRASSHOPPERS

By Science Service WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—Grasshoppers will not be as troublesome next year as they were during the past season, scientists of the U. S. Department of Agriculture predicted after an annual grasshopper-egg {survey in the grain and range areas of the country. Effectiveness of this year’s poisonbait warfare against the pests is credited with reducing the egg crop. A slow, cool spring, which caused last spring’s ‘hoppers to emerge in relays instead of nearly all at once, increased the difficulties of the antigrasshopper campaign, they said.

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HUNDREDS OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS ON SALE

MORE GOOD NEWS!!

“The Ideal Christmas Gift’ Received This Week

4800 MORE PAIRS

of Our Famous 39¢

FULL-FASHIONED PURE SILK HOSE

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Excellent Seconds and Thirds? of Luxurious $1 and $1.50 Quality. Every Pair - Hand Inspected. 3 Fresh shipments Daily!

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7 Big tables to select from. All the new colors. All sizes 8!2 to 10%. Sheer chiffons and service weights.

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TALK of The Town!

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Three New Liners for Pacific Service.

projected for next year a 100 1

liners for trans-Pacific service.

[100 MILLION FOR SHIPBUILDING IN 1939 PROJECTED

Maritime Commission Plans

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 (U. P.).— 5. Maritime Commisiin has illion

dollar shipbuilding program including construction of three passenger

tends to concentrate on West t shipping problems. Bids for t ro-

When the commission began functioning last year, it set a goal of 50 new ships annually for the next 10 years to rejuvenate a merchant marine made up largely of slow, obsolete vessels. It was successful this year in putting on the ways or letting construction contracts for 50 modern cargo and passenger carriers. Early in 1939, the commission in-

posed new liners, which will operate from Pacific Coast ports, probably will be invited within the next two|o months, according to a commission

the country.

‘construction next year of from one to three new passenger and express freight liners of the so-called “Ambassador” type for use in the South American East Coast trade where American operators face severe competition from foreign carriers. These ships would be built under the supervision of the Navy and be made convertible into aircraft carriers in the event of war. Plans for these ships are in a tentative state but the blueprints and specifications for the West Coast liners are in a more advanced stage. It was understood that the Pacific vessels will have accommodations for approximately 1000 passengers each and will have every conceivable safety device. A commission official said no decision has yet been made as to the exact trans-Pacific service in which the proposed liners will be placed. The commission also will decide later whether it will operate the

ships itself, charter or sell them.

Meanwhile, it was reliably re-

ported here that the United States Lines was considering building next year two or three new passenger liners of the “America” type now| under construction. which - would approximate 35,000 tons, w lantic service.

' These vessels,

be used in the trans-At-

MINER ON JOB 72 YEARS KIMBERLY, Q., Dec. 15 (U. P.).—

Isaac Six, 85, began working in coal mines when he was 13, and today is

ne of the oldest active miners in In his 72 years of

spokesman.

mine work he nevgr has had an

In addition, there was a possibility

accident nor had to remain at home because of illness.

TWO HOOSIER LABOR DISPUTES SETTLED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 (U. P.).— The National Labor Relations Board today announced two stipulations,

settling ‘labor disputes with firms at Brazil and Muncie, Ind. Sidney and Abraham Baim, operating as the Northwestern and Brazil Manufacturing Companies at Brazil, agreed to bargain with the International Ladies Garment Workers and to reinstate 37 employees with $3000 in back pay. The Muncie Gear Works, Inc., of Muncie, in another stipulation, agreed to cease alleged discouraging of membership in the United Automobile Workers and to disestablish the Muncie Gear Employees Association as a collective bargaining agency. Under terms of the agreement, the Board said, the company agreed to reinstate two employees : —

There ought to be a law against people who cough in public. Don’t do it. Carry Smith Brothers Cough Drops with you. Just 5¢ 2 box. SmithBros. Cough Dropsare the only drops containing VITAMIN A

This i is the vitamin that raises the resistance of the mucous

membranes of the nose and throat to cold infections.

| without prejudice and offer each

\ - YULE PARTY SET Y. M. C. A. night school students and alumni will hold their annual

Christmas party tomorrow night at

the “Y” auditorium. Thornton Cordill, president of the alumni association, is committee chairman.

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3 Round Trips Daily to Peoria, lll. Galesburg, Ill. Bloomington, lil. Moline, lil. Decatur, lll Rock Island, lil. Springfield, lll. ~~ Davenport, lowa,

“Charter Trips A Specialty”

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for INFORMATION PHONE DR-2476 OR RI-4501

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that the commission would call for

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BOSTON BUTTS PICNICS LEG ’0 LAMB FRESH PICNICS CHICKENS

BAGON

BACON PORK SAUSAGE

HAMS BEEF ROAST

BOILING BEEF RIB ROAST

HAMS

‘OCEAN PERCH ARMOUR’S STAR

Smoked— Rath’s Tender’d

Frying or Roasting

SLICED

No Rind—Sugar Cured

“Sugar Cured— Whole or Half 1B

SMOKED JOWLS

Tasti- Cooked Readi.to- Serve 1b Whole or Shank Half .

Choice Chuck 1b.

SIRLOIN STEAK

Young and Tender Ib.

FRANKFURTERS rLarge—Juicy . Boned and Rolled ib. SLICED BACON g.liisk Havx Fie. POLISH SAUSAGE Kingan’s Reliable

Swift’s Premium, Armonr’s Star nr ngan’s Whole or Shank Half:

POLLOCK FILLETS HADDOCK FILLETS

Skinless Wieners Ib.

SLICED BAGON armours star

Tasti-Cooked Kingan’s Ready-to-Serve

Farm Fresh Produce

For on all sides you’ll

NEAR HANCOCK

3021 W. WASH. ST.

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR THAT FAMOUS “PILGRIM BRAND” TURKEY

Pork Loin Roast

3 to 4-Ib. rib end

ib. 1 4.

iTe iTe 23¢ i3¢ 25¢

v.49:

- 19¢ 12¢ 25¢ 2T¢c iTe

0c 2Te 25¢ 29¢c 19¢

25:

Ib. UT) 2 ms. 23¢ 1b. 13¢ 2ic 29% 23¢

Fresh Whole Ib.

Fancy Whole

Sugar Cured 1b. Bulk 2 Ibs.

Branded Beef

2 Ibs. 2 for

tb.

Reliable

FILLETS

1-1b. layer

‘ORANGES TEXAS YAMS

CELERY CRANBERRIES

TANGERINES ORANGES POTATOES MAINE POTATOES

APPLES

FLORIDAS

Good Size—Juicy

SWEET POTATOES Nancy Hall

weit earned.

HEAD LETTUCE

Sweet—Juicy Fxtra Large

Size Floridas Michigan

GRAPEFRUIT -

Extra Fancy Box Fruit Rome Beauty or Winesaps

DELICIOUS APPLES

223

4 ms [9c 5 ms. i5¢ stalk He 35¢

hd. Be |

each 3.

Bir Re 3 ve (90

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Late Howes 2 Ibs.

doz.

doz. 15-1b. peck

10-1b. bag

Texas Seedless Heavy with Juice

are a revelation! Get out your pencil and paper and note down the many savings you'll want to make from the fine foods listed below. Then bring your list to one of our A&P Markets—but be prepared to add to it after you reach the store. 1938, by Great A&P Tea Co.

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Corn Flakes

—Large

For All Baling Purpos

Flour McKenzie’s McKenzie’s Confectioners Sugar 1 Sunny Cane Sugar x Milk Pet, Wilson's

or Carnation Tage Brand Milk Pennant Syrup 1%».

Sultana Peanut Butter

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Iona— Med. oan

' Codfish

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Med. Can N %

FINE Chum

Ibs.

for for

for

(for Hot Cereal) -

28-02.

Ibs. 55¢ doz. 57

29¢ 19¢ 2(¢ 25¢ 22¢ 23¢

FLOUR E-Z BAKE 10 Lbs. 42¢

24 Ibs.

Buckwheat Pancake | Floge Bag

B-1b.

4 2 2

Ann Page Salad Dressing

4 for

N for | tor for for Ea. y Ea. for for

Ibs.

31¢ 22¢ 20¢ 20¢ 256 25¢ 31¢ 23¢ iTe

MILK ome 4: 23:

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tall cans

Iona Sliced : —Large 2 for

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for

Daily Dog Food

Rival Dog Food

6 3 Ming Foy Noodles 2 Ming Foy Chop Suey 2 Ming Foy Bean Sprouts 2 2 2 2 2

Armour’s Ham Loaf

Corned Beef Hash—1-Lb.

Corned Beef —12-0zs.

Armour’s Armour’s Armour’s Roast Beef Armour’s Beef & Noodles

Sweet— Med. Can

4 tor

46-02.

Grapefruit Juice Pineapple Juice Sparkle ®/ “isin Dessert Bokar Cuffee 1 bas Jello Peaches Apricots Mince Meat Pumpkin Condor Sofas

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3Tc

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25¢ 21¢

“Toe » CRISCO

25¢ 25¢ 26¢ 35¢

27¢ 25¢ 35¢ 39¢ i5¢

COFFEE oo, &

10¢c 39¢ 14¢ 2%¢ 25¢ 29¢ 25¢ 25¢

‘Mixed Nuts

Circle City Beer

DILLS Dee-Lish

Brand

= 1 0 C

Soap Chips Clean, poek 260

Oxydol (Sm. 2 for 17%) med. 2 tor 39g Climalene (Sm. 2 for 17c) Irz, tor 3T¢@ 2ic

Dreft Chipso Old Dutch Cleanser 4 Babo Cleaner : 2 Clorox gory 1 2 Red Cross’ Towels 3

With Purchase of Lux Soap 1 Large Lux Flakes

(Sm. 2 for 27c) Irg.

Flakes or Granules,

large | §¢ for 25¢ tor 2 tor ‘4T¢ tor 25¢ le 0

Reg. Cake

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Lb. : 14 |

$1.39 1-5 gal. 49¢ carton $i 15 10¢c 29¢ i6¢e 25¢ 42c 29 25¢

VEGETABLE 3.Lb: SHORTENING Can

10-0z.

2 for 3 for

Currants Peels Prunes Seedless Raisins

Orange-Lemon & Citron

4-Lb. Cello. Package

2 Ibs. -

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Salad Dressing ot.

Cream i Cheese

14-0z.

MATCHES bre 17c NAVY BEANS 10 25¢ |

Jane Parker - 5-1b. cake, 99¢

FRUIT CAKES

Ib. Cake

= 49¢ bi

BREAD

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