Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1940 — Page 39

FRI AY, MAY 31, 1940

‘THE INDIANAPOLIS’ TIMES

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The pic~ 1 10 IN OUNTY 2- [one Dodge Featu res Chromium Trim SIDENER LISTED | Movies Keep Tab SHAW, TWO OTHERS [ims rie - . | AR. ‘are expected to be sold to various On Library Books | FORM FILM FIRM eutcmotive ems, ne expiainea. |] Fl EGREES FOR CLASS TALK CINCINNATI, O, May 31 (U ati it te pets . inl p> New Sig Dn May A The formation of a corporation was to be held sometime today, he CAT INDI AN A 1, camera has been utilized in a new PF film motion pictures of auto rac- stall, Zan Shaw Sug i Ye. ie simplified system to keep trac ng was announced today by the ; > : Addresses 59 Pharmacy |.of borrowed books was described |incorporators, Wilbur Shaw, triple sand shares of stock with no par : : to the American Library Associa- [winner of the 500-mile race; Karl valle, a » . - - ’ i L gd ir # Seniors at Commencement | tion convention here by Ralph |Kizer and Ralph Hamill, all of In- : : Shaw, head of the Gary, Ind, |dianapolis 2 ® Tuesdays } Diplo as will Be Awarded to Rites Monday. Public Library. : " | Mr. Kizer is president of the Cen- ® Thursdays . ; re . > Under the Shaw system, !the |tury Tire Co. of Indiana, Inc. while +1470 at Exercises Merle Sidener, Indianapolis ad-| clerk at the desk, instead of |Mr. Hamill is ‘an attorney of 8 E. ® Saturdays : an y N t M d vertising executive, will give the| stamping and writing on cards, {Market St. ex ondaay. commencement address for 59 pressss a button on the camera | The firm will be known as the K. ; . -which takes a photograph of |S. K. Co., with headquarters at 938 L ives Special graduates of the Indianapolis Col-| three cards—one with the bor- |N. Capitol Ave., location of the tire! s BL INGTON. Ind, May 31.— lege of Pharmacy Monday night at| rower’s name and acldress, a book | mm EE The tentative list of this year’s In- 8 p. m. in the Masonic Temple au-|- Kisniineation gary and a serially- After the Holiday diana University graduating class ditorium, Illinois and North Sts. py pi Fin as en be of Un) melides 170 Marion County Mr. Sidener’s subject will be “The| the bgesower. P f= R M A N E 3 Tr a . Ingredients of Americanism.” Dean| When the book is returned the Most of .the group will receive » : date-due card is filed. When time their degrees at the twilight com- Edward H. Niles will award the| girives to check overdue’ books mencement exercises in the Stadi- 7 " Aloe prizes and Francis E.| clerks refer to the cards to find : um Monday, and the remainder in ! president of the school's| out which books aré missing and - > the early fall. The commencement This new two-tone Dodge, ar ounced today b y Arthur Krueger, Indianapolis district manager of (board of trustees, will present the| to the camera film to discover a | address Monday will be given by| the Dodge. Division of Chrysler, features a chromium trim completely around the rear of the body. Ciplomas. Class valedictorian will| the borrowers. Guaranteed Waves | Dr. Glenn Frank, while Bishop| Note that the two-tone motif is ve: ‘tical, instead of horizontal. Color combinations inclucle Aipruises be} Clianles V. Cummins. ab Be . Ww J 45 Titus Lowe, of the Methodist] Red with Regal Maroon Mainliner Gray with Gunmetal, Olive Green and Atlantic Green, and Admir er members of the class are 3 $3 ave $ e Church, Indianapolis, will give the| Blue with Patrol Blue, ? Hazel Kathryn. Abdon, Dean W. HOOSIER AUTHORS POEMS axine tl gl i baccalatreate . address’. Sunday in naimibt Ambroz, R. Doyle ‘Arnold, Robert|”et Special 45 K | Ww $2 IL) the Stadium. Indianapolis students| Auto News— — = M. Atkins, James D. Bagley, Carl C.| SHELBYVILLE, Ind, May 31.— fag 00I0X ¥vave os. scheduled to receive deiees in- 160 Baker, Virgil Don Baker, Anita John Masefield, poet laureate of $5 L { Oil Ww $2 45 clude: r Louise Battista, Joseph Battista Jr., Bhgland hey woe the foreword us ra i ave a Sale Starts Fri day ; vy ind,” a new book umn son 2: wer, wine Summer Drive) s Are Warned Thomas X. Belin, Elwood 4. Siow: of "Chait in the 138 $ Boone, Leo Edwin Eaton, Paul .10of 90 poems by Loren Philli S of Edison, Gail Sdnave, Paul Evans, James ; oe, of ‘Blowers, Acky Sats Shey y P Royale Wave a 4 45 We feature Garfinkel” Edgar Garland David” Hadley, T o K aw C / cse | re ec | Wren Ny Frei Children Given Special Atteftion. “Cut to | | Revlon and La Arthur Jay, George Jewell, Julien C. Ken- p . ; 'S ah , « Curl” Haircut and Neck Trim, Given by Crosse mani=- * EERE REE | ri A ET vin era | Ti emeguiae he wale, Sg] | eens ‘Lucas Jr. Hairy N. McClelland Jr., James i ] : fy: ONY .ev.venncicnsrsnncinas esneensy for your nails. M. MclIn{yre, Carl Martz, Robert Masch-| Most motorists will do a lot of|Enock must be so loud for power of James L. Dixon, Stanley Dobro-| Raymond E. Nussmeyer, Forrest gris meyer, Wilism pMllikan, William Batter - | pleasure driving this,ssummer. It|10s3 that no motorist with normal Blockades on Indiana and ROVERS, Les 4, Dom a . Ware =. S. Pauli, Robert x Pigg, Paul An- : fon, . roam! bP * “hearing, drivi car, ; unham, Ear 3 etcha r.,|son Portteus, William K. Prasuhn, ’ ‘Sticky, “W! Suchel. Testor” Pau ID. .| will be hot and the brunt of the tn- fail Te o hh u. S. Highways Are Frank E.. Fossmeyer, George M.|Donald Y. Pruitt, Elerman 'W. Rol- NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY ‘Meter, William Webb, Clarence Worth and [Pact on the tourist's car. will be on| These things have been known for . Freije, Roselene Freije, Robert|ler, William J. Rothwell, Judson A. ; _ James W, Young. fre. tives. some time, out they deserve more Now in Effect, | Gackenheimer, George G. Griffin Schmidt, Mary Jane Smith, Robert i bs A U T ke - A R T be S EEN TAL SYROEY=Bulens Bales Mor Summer road surfaces are 20 to emphasis than they are getting in John A. Hemrick Jr, Arthur ). Staggs, Gerald E. Studley, G. : \ » Raiph Henley. William Hanning, Eugené|30 degrees. hotter than atmospheric present-day advertising.” Furty-eight detour; have been Henschen, Jack W. Hill, William F.|Florence Taylor, Ralph W. Thorn- 601 .ROOSEVELT BLDG.—L1-0433 shes XB hang Koss, ee own, temperatures. When the air tem-| Messrs. Hartesveldt and. Field established on Indiana highways, | Hutchinson, George ¢. Kimbrough, burg, Robert H. Todd, Ray L. Urich, ; Wi Ch ration Elliott, Dorothy§perature is at 100 degrees, tread |urged that gasoline quality be|the State Highway Commission an- Ruth T. Knierim, Kenneth R. Kru-|Omer F. Wagahoft, Melvin J. Wolf N. E. COR. WASH. AND ILLINOIS STS. Lowder in Span Bink Arthur wear is more than four times as|measured by performance in cars|nounced today. well, Lucille Maria Kuhn, Carl E. and William A. Williams. Pa ober hs lion, Margaret Ann Wagner, [fast as at 40 degrees, when travel-|rather than pr fous, Vim fihose ow: in Shes are: 2 ml "e Bm i 99 e ing at 40 miles an hour. _ means that technica ifficulties| Ind. 1-—-From U. ¢ t hopth £8 es y x? Bottin hen Bose Bam Re bbe When speed is increased, tre ad|make it impossible to expect the Mehs-Ailes County imme to “Ft. aye, dr., Herndon Fletcher, Richard Fowler, wear is further increased. Tires|S success of recent legislative efforts gity streets. Sounty gra vel, Sonciews ang v neih. Gloawsll ‘Altred Crean “Blswosth | that 100k acceptable for winter driy-|to fix gasoline quality. They de-|22 and 21. =~ .° 0 0 oo of west _ Handy, Jewell Harbaugh, Roberta Haskell, [ing may not last during a long sura-|c'ared that “an increased cost of|, 3% 35 °F. %g" 5° mies" over. county . Betty Higbee, Rembrandt C. Hiller, David $5 a year for a motor vehicle, if|gravel. From hd. % ai to Ft. Wayne— LaMar, Thomas A. Lanahan, Edna Levi, |Mer trip. : pasesnger cars 33 miles over Roads 124, Thomas Lindahl, Richard _ Mueller, John| According to a recent American |uied to pay for mechanical ad-|303." County gravel. coicrete and cit Rochford, Bernard Rose, Harry E. Brum- justments and tune-up of the en-|streets—trucks, from _Ir 18 to . rill, Pred Steinmeier, Jack Stevenson, Ray-| Automobile Association report, 101° "2% 1 £0 ne sreater. owner | Javhe, 58 miles over Rods 1i8, 234 and WRECISTER sD a——-——— ” Roiems, Thomas Rr iman Ta. Py million tires went flat last year in g . hi y t Min d. 5—From Cromweli” South, 14 miles - ENGLISH—Joan Anderson. Paul B this country. The report said that|® ntisfaction Susp this Same Rms over county gravel and pavement. Joseph Donnelly, Mary Alice Habich, i per cent of all the tire failures ary: spen bi: Rg i a ris are Line west, Buyer Kaitman, William Krieg, Anitdocurred during the last 10 per cent’ S0€r-0ctane gas |e dnd. Brom Notrlstown Sorth. 7 miles Roselda Zimmerman, of their mileage. In the summer] p- k U.S D850 From is mile! bast of Michigan - = a. EDUCATION — Jack Brogan, Kenneth |tire failures were 20 per cent higher Europeans See . » City east; pasesnger cais 20 miles wg Cleveland, Edythe Dale, Joseph Golden-|. ! county oil mat and Rlads 35 and erg, Gi ene ‘Goodman, Peter Grant Jr., pe r car mile than during the other Eullet-Proof Tubes trucks 26 miles over Roails 43 and 2. ; Lal BN) do hnson, Muriel Mullins, Harry Bl fonthe, > ; line south Ty i allen Smite £5 aii Willis’ Sionenbiner. chris || Indianapolis tire and accessory | Timer Sheoint Over County ‘grater, racks use b and 14 It's not too early to start thinking about something real nice for Dad. Ti in our Winifred Hall, Veleda Jefirics Jeanne | dealers offer the following rules for nd Yong, May oi Several TR LE expansive Men's Store we've selected hist about everything you could imagine for e, Doris Smith. “ ”. n re aickerin r 3 i CHEMISTRY Jack _ Hatfleld, Edward Fone hoi Be n tire on of the bullet-proof i favel, ‘From J miles east. of "Fanrouny Dad to wear. Things that are practical . . . things that will remind him of you for High, RYEer Eioornowel. | Arsh Joho tony ck air pressure in all tires, purcha east. 3 miles over county grav a long time. Make it a point now, to come d t d select that gift f Edward | Kattany, Shirley Cybrook, Joh |including the spare, ‘at least once a|tu?2s now used on U. S. Army mo- fod.’ 28—From Albany cast, 6 miles over P ! Own jomorrow and. se'elt- Mal gmt Jor A Psi | William. Robert. |lyeek. Inflate to the manufacturer's | toized units, John L. Collyer, B. F.|°gnE Pane iad 209 G06 Gr varparatso; Dad. , the grandest guy on sin! PSYCHOLOGY—Harriet Dora Rose |Fecommendation when the tire Is Corns Co. vice president, sa Yo lhonnd eins 5 ies ol Nageleisen, Geneva Senefeld, "Rosamond cold. Don’t let air out of a tire :f| today. Ind.” 330; eastbound ‘traific, Valparaiso $e ; SOCIOLOGY Bernice Kaplan, Timothy it has gained pressure during a Tae tubes recently ve re Igo 0 1—Near Bl Eto so | « Danaher Ralph Schofield. trip. To deflate it will only cause it for export by Washington officials, county line. 1 mile over county gravel. : : ECONOMICS—Miles Patrick, Margare! \ Mr. Collyer said. He declined to say| U. S. 35—Southeast of Michigan City; ’ Postma, | Gladys Ratts, Maurice Taylo? to get hotter when the trip is con- pasenger cars 12 miles over county ofl “ HOMIE ECONOMICS—Louise Crabb, Lois|ftinued, because the tire will flex whether or not the interested pow- mat: trucks 18 miles over Roads 43 and 2. wi Lauter, |[Evelyn Waller. 4 ers are belligerents. 37—From Oolitic to Bloomington, a Gray, Thomas Mitchell, Ae tir vad b . 29 miles over Roads 54 anc 45. (Effective i] oh . Have tires examin y your , Ind. 39—From Ind. 38 to Rossville, 7% J A 3, 5 SOVERNMENT— Earl Cooper, Jack C. tire dealer. Most dealers make nb De: ly Restrictions miles: over Soumiy giavel north to Bus- Ri SE R JOURNALISM—William Brink Jr, €.|lcharge for an examination without 0 A t Fi i seron, 2% miles over Ind. 330 amd county Gene Gpsch, Dorothy Taylor 3 : : ! n uto inancing gravel. GEOLOGY—John Harris, ay Schilling, |[demounting the tires. Some Indian- Ind, 42—From Terre Haue east. 3 miles George Darien. Sohn Uhl, SL Ar Dale apolis dealers will check tires for| Iwumors that persons of conscrip-|over city streets, county gravel and con- ’ Beeler; FRENCH—Richard Stafford. Rena bruises free of charge even when tion age will not be sold automo- crs Ind. 45—From Loogootee orth to BramDean; TIN Mary Mellinger: MATHE- |demounting is necessary. This serv. |Dbiles on the installment plan were ble. 12 miles over county rravel: from 200LO¢ ¥—Clarence Boy: Ae hi lice usually is -avai'alle only during Sons Gongen Soda Poss over Rogds 48 6 apd 135. by - c ? How Fes - 1 3 - — n - Mildred Cain: Posie Lovie Sled: oii. summer months. The| usual cost 13 plit yo dealers. automobue and ap ville 1am nd. i 204 0 Sraviores ¢« PHYSIOLOGY—Jack Lockhart; BOTANY [from 25 te-50 cents a wheel. i Ind. 48—From Ind. 159 f{o Jasonville, 3. Re Dick Van Fleet, Charles M. Palmer;| 3. ¥f tires show sions of misalion- It had been rumored that persons | miles over Ind. 159, courity gravel and }, _PIANO-}J. KELTON. Whetstine. ment. check the wheels f N° unjer 35 were being refused auto-|“°J-'8 s1_From U. 8. 6 tb East Gary, 4 Other| Marion County candidates for de- Pe ne gels for proper mcbile-financing aid 6n the grounds |miles over county oil mat. : : | grees are: Cumberland: Mary Agnesbalance.® Make sure brakes are f U, 8. 52Closed for tricks northwest Smith, business; Lawrence: Martin Barco. equalized. . that they might be called to serve|of Lebanon: follow Roads #4 and 43 from ir «, dental surgery: New Augusta: James in the Army. Indianapolis to Lafayette. * ‘Asher, [chemistry: Violet Ripley, home| 4.4.In oider to get the best mile} B tati £ n From 1 mile south of Gary to econo] os; Ravenswood: Jack Blackstone. lage, whegl position of tires should a Jepuesen atives of leading na- Ind. 30. x miles over county pavement ; : heswitched every four or five thou tional finance companies said that|®7 "55 From Ind. 2 to Crown Point. 16 | 0 no instructions of that nature have |miles over Road 2 and coiinty pavement. . " sand miles.- The’ spare tite should been ‘issued to us” and that there|. Ind: 56—From Haysville lo Junction U. p 4. vo be used in its turn. 7 . 8. 150 just north of French Lick, 37 miles | 5. Tubes and valves <houl a b was no foundation for the rumor. over Roads 5.0.8 nd 15 DY rie: 22-0) x Cl! Leading Indianapolis automobil Boat S 5. 9 oR : ; checked for slow leaks and old worn and Tana] said fomanle 31° to “anout Thies. southenst of Michell | ANNUAL CONVENTION 75: 5 errs irae Pd En | .. tires are dangerous and should also tion” would continue to be sold mer- from nd, 5 to Song Mil State A 3 | Times & evinl ‘| be replaced. chandise on time, without consid-|miles over county REavel. Roads" 403 and A: P 3 eretion as to their age. 3 from and. 3 50 Ind, 129, 7 miles over | ANDERSON, Ind. May : 31.—The Stress Need of Keeping i © |%9na.. “84—From Huntingburg to Bretsannual state convention of the Dis- Sriced Drivers Guests ville, ‘14 miles over Roads «5 and 162. - . ables American Veterans of the Auto Engine Tuned. | } : Tell LT RTT Sls nen ily : a here. 008Y | 5, Sotonen service |At Hudson Banquet 3 I a0 ian ot os It’s the coldest, most backward season in yrars. That’s why one of our best with several hundred delegates and | *'br “worry , N : CE ed fe A makers had this huge stock still on his racks. || He gave us ourspick at a big visitors attending. TH, Tex, May 31--| l'amous Speedway and race driv-|ihrough traffic Indianapols to Martins- 1 ! Thé business session was opened | Gasoline of high octane vating. th:|ers who have broken records for|Vile use Ind 37 or Ind. 67 and county concession in price! Every new color fabric in smooth worsteds, Greens, Teal, with | an_ address of ‘welcome by a I Sn pave pect linden Rete piss Jecently at a| Ind. 100_Closed from U. I) at Ben Browns, Blues, Greys. E x ~ yy le . x business or university models ay yr Harry R. Baldwin. Sight- / re-all foi|inrcheon a e Speedway- given by|; . g nt ouble-br east © seeing tours.were scheduled for this the the of Fotor Caf Deriommanice, W H. Schmelzel and J. W. Le Avenue ana Hin’ ohooi cad.” Sau «+. also plenty of the wante R ed models. Sizes 35 to 44. afternoon, with softball games to- |llémbers of the Division of Refin-|loirneau of Ace Motors, Inc. In- nd. ag gig IL Se aia ; -e -night| at a local park. - ing of the American Petroleum In-|dicnapolis Hudson distributors. ‘Ind, 2% om Orang. (0 Fremont, 25 Gr eens Hard Finish Sizes Sui Fl Use Our Tomorrow's business Sessions will {stitute meeting here were told yes-| Raul Riganti, Argentine speed |Ties, over Roads 321. 20. 27 and <Dinif > Tans Fabrics 35 to | og is BUDGET be fdatured by the election of of-|terday by C. H. Van Hartesveldtkirg, was honor guest at the d. 157—From "Blogmfiel to Worthing. Blues That Wear 44 ¥ ear ’Round: Payment ficery and reports of convention and H. W. Field, of the Atlantic Re-|lurcheon, which Al and Chet Mil- rod Sos From 2 Tod oad tnd, A 10% Gr eys | Weigns Plan { » . committee. fining Co. ter and Buddy Marr, Hudson |miles over Roads 3 an [ ~ “The annual banquet is to be at “When high-octane- number gaso- drivers, also attended. TT Ee Srachlows souin, 3 files 88 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Hotel"An- |I'ne is used in a car which does not| Also, at the luncheon were A. V.| 1nd. 218—From Delphi t¢ U. 8. 35 19 Wi i i h 'd i r 0 r fi $ e r Ss | 3 The principal ‘address is| to knock on the lower-octane material.|Daval, interpreter for Mr. Riganti: miles ver Ind. 25, county oil mat, gravel "a § EB _ be made by Vivian’ D. Corbley, D.|n9 improvement in performance| Carlos Munus, Buenos Aires news- Ind. 250i Batesville snd spoil on ! e« A. V. national adjutant. Lewis J, |results.” they stated, “and when a|paper feature writer; C. W. Mac- ge Wn Big ll gy hom, Olderiburg Nl ® _Murphy, . South Bend, aor car that knocks is fueled with a|Farlane, public relations director for | ao: ®3e Feom U. 9. 24 at New Haven ’ » ’ “commander, also will be present. {high-octane gasoline, the knock is|Hudson, and C. W. Treadwell, Hud, east, 3 miles over county grave Men S Sanf orized MEN S Il . THe convention will ‘close with a reduced, but no additional power or|son regional manager. Ind. 234 5% ? miles Veit of Sage | . .. meefing of the executive board asoline milegge is obtained unless “The famous racing names as- gravel and U Sunday Mors. Ithe knock Was extremely loud. sociated with Hudson records is olin adi % miles SPOR ; SE | S S | R A W H A [ S mounting,” Mr. Schmelzel said. “We|°'sh Roads 162 20g &, to L | is .§ treamli od | f [ tendo make this an annual] tS bre Rag of 8 4 29 ream ine ‘a erme ons aga. ran 24 pane 8. 27. { $ 1 A . oe B 1942 G A MILE FROM HIGHER PRICES! $ .69 ; : |} 3 y / S oal I n S ou th Correct, casual and carefree new straws. Jamai- . 10-PIECE POSTER . cans, the new soft hat, cocoanut shades, sand T 3 ! . I ’ ’ i dC 31 have the ta of the Charleston ’ % 5.00 : In and Outer Style Shirt with pleated slacks and Sioes ir ee sollors, Santen Lh {| «uo. J —What Lith Burbank | did Youatinld, ys must be poms, to . : DOWN matching belt, high waisted models.. Sanforized . . 2 and it must be easily packed. REAROON, 5 i IT E G P Hr with “fruits, agricultural experts’ at At present, Dr. Pool said, cabbage J shrunk and made in colors of green, tan and sand “ enuine anama I, ¢ the th Carolina Experiment Sta- is too easily injured by weather and colors., Sizes small, medium and large. tion, six milés from here, are try- disease. The variety being devel- - -ing ta do with vegetables, - - [- -|%Ped Yu be more hardy and at the : Ll ea oan pe a tly 1 Men's Men’s Fine Socks | <~' watermelons, sweet. corn, beans, to-| pointing toward corn resistant to =. . matges, peas Bhi] youbbages — all|the ear worm, a tomato that will . a, | «tending to make them more tasty, live for a month and a cold-resist- S h 1r t S an d S h or t % } «hardier and healthier. ant pea that can be planted in the 3 vl & The new watermelon is expected | Northern states. 1 _ to make its bow about May 1, 1942— | The experiment station was estab- $ : 00 P airs ’ a month earlier than is customary.|lished four, years ago under the for : : In|the Deep South it has been for Bankhead-Jo ones act and with the - 5 4 Years considered virtually fatal to Sosopereiton of 12 other Southern eat watermelon before a Fourth of |states. It is financed by a $135, 000 THE SHIRTS: Combed SHORTS: Sanforized " Fancy and pl July | oration, but science does not|Federal grant. Te Hin Re 5 ky 854 DIAIn Solon Sofke, the Suvarle of stop [for politics. Representatives of the statds met panel, ribbed style. Sizes PS An Ah Winey So all men! Fully reinforced with lisle at heel, The melon being developed at the in 1936 and determined to concen- 34 to 54. ee sar Yous sont: Sieep toes and foot for longer wear. Colors in . }& station and at other state farms trate on vegetable development —Downstairs at Ayres. Blak, Brown, navy and (Ores. Sizes 10 to 13. throughout the South will be better Pater ais on Sonn, Spd | | sugar : on boon in several ways. It will mature early, e--hoping io brea e domi- : i be sweet oy firm, weigh about 23|nance of King Cotton. Experiment $79 00 VALUE er y stations’ were set up in each state ‘ . } ? 1 ? » pounds instead of the customary 35, "o.oo findi f : Men S I ; Me - and [will have bright red meat. The pi she Imndings of thell ¢ ppp ® MATTRESS S Summer 1€S ns > : . Charleston station to local condi- : : arger mellons now being grown are; .. onsidered too .bulky for the usual : ° ® Jews new rayon ties, band tal. | - ! To study all conditions which face CHEST PAIR PILLOWS ee. ~opaont, = CORSUIlelION. : omestic refrigerator. i t =! Stripes, plaids, checks and nov | N Dr. Bryan L. Wade is in charge SEblptitte, he Satons grow their elties. Reds, blues, greens and or i . own fungi, bacteria, c¢ ple color of the station, and Dr. C. F. Pool, | other py and Fd Fis and ® VANITY VANITY LAMPS his chief assistant, is leading in the | weather conaitions in f aT - melon research study. Pool is using| houses. Weir tos * BEDSPRINGS ® BED LAMP B 2 J \ A 7 Sh ball of melons in his experi-| The Charleston station, the only oys as orts Fae s Srgssing ang os one of its kind in the world, covers Cool, sanborizel. sites Shor wsh rieties until he gets’ what he acres and contains offices, hot- pforized summe: or = . might be the solution. He is also in|houses, laboratories and homes of SALE’ PRICE [ie Bgan nay priate, P1astic. o Waist: : es charge of the cabbage-development staff members, in addition to fields Blue, ‘tan, git. plests, 6 0 1. model. C department. crowded with the varied crops. ¢ re | ‘ e experiment station is trying : : ° 4 to “de-streamline” the cabbage 50 SEE THIS SUITE IN OUR WINDOW Rav: : \ that| it will be more easily packed, | Boiling ? : oys - 1r ts and s : A \ yet none of its flavor. Dr, Pool, 13 Ib. o : believes that the rounded New Jer- EN G m Si 1 rts Year in and year out many men fs that sey cabbage is too hard and taste- (FREE DRESSING SOUTH SIDE Y $ Cranbrook shirts give longer: wear and better less,| while the pointed Charleston | WEST STREET BROOMS YACHT Lisht weight’ Tshirts and Shirts service for ' their money. They come iin Wakefield has perfect flavor bt FURNITURE CO. CHAR | I} ua tookone colors tn solid Suigrs with * whites, plain colors and fancies, their fully : nee foo MUSK sare duritig growth, HN Wh ry ihtiod 23¢ ' 19 white. Pine «rib and derby rib knit. C sanforized and tailored to fit yo brat le s” for the new ety - Ww . - ; siz : ; : Sizes 13% to 17. Also 17 s 49, i are; It must mature early, it must 932 8. MERIDIAN ST. es small medium and large. - s 8 % to at $14 , b |