Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1939 — Page 18

TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1939

chairman. The sales totaled 874.500. | P. m. tomorrow at the World War|to be held May 20 at Noblesville The total for the year is $1,702,565) Memorial. P lans for a stag outing) will be discussed.

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CONGRESS GETS INDIANA TRADE

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES same time last year,

IRCLING THE CITY STE Fu

Local Red Cross Honored—The| I. U. Club Elects—Newly elected |The Technical High School Sl

» Indianapolis chapter of the Amer- officers of the Indiana University |ation dance will be given June 6

BARRIER PLEAS

Treadway in Washington To Seek Interstate Co- operation.

Indiana's program for elimination! of be presented before sional committees today William E. Treadway, secretary of the Indiana Commission of Interstate Co-operation, is in Washington to appear before both the U.S Senate House Committees on Public Welfare He was to testify on the bill propriation partic aprats on

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jcan Red Cross has received from | national headquarters an honor certificate for distinguished achievement in the annual roll call. The local unit established a peace-time peak for enrollment last November. | Baptist Rally Is Thursday—The annual $pring rally of the Indianapolis Baptist Young People| will be held at the New Bethel] Baptist Church Thursday at 8) p. m. The Rev. W. O. Breedlove, | Calvary Church pastor, will install | new officers and Mrs. Louise Con- | rad will lead the singing. |

| Oil Manager Transferred. —Lewis { W. Dunham, Indianapolis manager hd | of the Pure Oil Co.'s marketing | operations in Indiana and western 8 Ohio, will be transferred to New {Sore City this week. R. D. Me- : | Claran, formerly of Beaumont, Tex,

| will succeed Mr. Dunham here,

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Fifty Club Dance Set.—The Fifty

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(and two buildings were reported at |

Club assumed office today. They|at the Riviera Club. Music will be are John BE. Scott, president; Harry | furnished by Sherry Watson and his L. Gause, vice president; Gerald R.|Orchestra. Redding, secretary, and Robert M. Legion Post Will Initiate.—Hay-

Loomis, treasurer. At the eclub|ward-Barcus Post 55 American Lemeeting yesterday, John E. Stempel, |gion will hold an initiation at 8

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University journalism member, said | pss that tomorrow's newspaper would be |

Smaller and have more interpretive | news.’

Patrolman Curtis Barge, of 1434 Gimber St, today handed his resignation to Police Chief Morrissey. Eligible for pension, Mr. Barge plans to retire to his farm near Arcadia. He served more than 25 years on the force.

Realty Sales Reported — Last week's sale of six houses, one lot

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| Club Speedway Sport Dance will be | ——— (held May 27 at the Severin Roof. | Music will be furnished by Don Phillips’ orchestra. Courtland C. | Cohee is in charge. Assisting with | {arrangements are Dr. C. E. Morgan, | {Joseph A. Freihage, Wendell V. De- | | Witt and Thomas J. Farrell.

| | Girl Wing Seholarship.—Maryvann |C. Hayes, Tech High School senior, | lis among 54 pupils in 44 Indiana counties awarded scholarships to Indiana State Teachers College. Se- | lection was based on competitive | examinations. All scholarships bes come effective next September.

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Lions to Hear About C. M. T. C.—) Heads Local 226, U. An explanation of the Citizens| Clarence Lyons today assumed his Military Training Corp develop) duties as president of Local 226, U. ment will be given at the Lions) A.W. of A. Mr. Lyons was elected tree Club luncheon tomorrow by Major 5: 1. Of A. FOES hh NS e on the E A. Williams. reserve cavalry in-| to fill a vacancy left by LeRoy Robsonfer with |structor for Indianaand CC. M. T. C erts, recently elected a member of digna- | procurement officer Motion pic- the International Executive Board. Lob le "ARR during the camp last | Others elected were Wendell Fox, aimmer at - Ft Harrison will ‘be vice president, and Sergeant-at- Sale or 12d nmer t aris l " TT C GAS (T. M. Reg.) ban on shown | Arms Frank Alexander. 0 int nt o sleep, and vour infected teeth Are re | ; ) p Minimum of after effect Do it Phone Record Set—The Indiana ray rE pSultat tion without obligation to ——y f ( 5 one Bell Telephone Co. had more tele- ies phones in service here last month than ever before in its history, it | was announced today. There were] {approximately 89000 phones in N "i service, about 300 more than the the Indiana University Med- |, ious peak at the end of April, ical School, at a dinner in the 1930 James Whitcomb Riley Hos- — - Ee —— pital for Children last night pe After speakers praised his work Dr. Graham answered: “Whatever I have accomplished—whatever minor role I may have plaved in the progof medicine, is due those who helped me.”

He was presented a portable radio and a gold medal by the school faculty and his friends. Speakers included Dr. W. D. Gatch, school dean: Mayor Sullivan, Dr. J. W. Ricketts: A. Kiefer Maver, Dr. A. F Weverbacher, Albert LL. Rabb and Edward B. Graham.

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Medical Society to Meet.—The | Marion County Indianapolis Medi- | cal Society is to meet at 8:15 p. m. | Thursday. Dr. William Kerr of San Franc isco will speak

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MOKERS all over the country are learning what A. R. Conklin (right) is showing a group of Dartmouth men. It's a striking way to compare cigarettes by simply watch: ing them burn! Al is testing the leading brands to find the one that burns slowest! Which brand won? C-A-M:E-L... by a wide margin! The reason? Costlier tobaccos, expertly blended in a cigarette that burns slowly, completely — smokes cooler, of course!

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Recently, a group of scientists van this interesting laboratory test on a bigger scale. 16 of the largest. selling cigarette brands weve vated impartially, CAMELS BURNED SLOWER THAN ANY OTHER BRAND TESTED <=25% SLOWER THAN THE AVERAGE TIME FOR THE OTHER BRANDS. (Camels were remarkably consistent.) IN THE SAME TEST, CAMELS HELD THEIR ASH FAR LONGER THAN THE AVERAGE TIME FOR ALL THE OTHER BRANDS. Camel is the cigarette of costlier tobaccos. .a cooler, milder, better-tasting smoke...every cigarette...every pack!

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“Look how slowly the Camel burns compared to the other brands,” Albert Conklin points out to the bunch. Everyone agrees that Camels win hands down. “No wonder Camels smoke so cool and mild,” Al adds. “And that must have a lot to do with why Camels have such an appealing taste!”

Smoking

EN you've enjoyed the thrill of a mellow, ripe-tasting Camel, you'll know that NOTHING can take the place of costlier tobaccos! What a wonderful pleasure it is to get set with a cigarette that is really mild —a matchless blend, made to give you #// the pleasure in smoking.

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Camels have move tobacco by weight than the average of the 15 other brands tested. Besides, Camels burn slower than any of those other brands. And by burning 25% slower than the average of the 15 other of the largest-selling brands, Camels give you the equivalent of 5 extra smokes per pack!

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