Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1940 — Page 9

THURSDAY, OCT. 8, 1940 : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ : a PAGE 9 ! 'e J) . PICTURE M INISTERS and churchwomen, “are made the|situation,” the Oklahoma City bishop BOSTON. Oct. “2. (4: BaD, WASHINGTON, Oct.-3 (U. P.).—|substitute for trousers and canvas|Methodist Church yesterday chal- in| 2 ; : } tf curing gangrene, a scourge of Army It issued instructions allowing|Maneuvers and on the target range, Personal S

— o_o : situation in the motion picture in-|depicted in the films except in some : The State House REPORT X-RAY USED Trai ni ng, Rather Than D ressy PROTESTS WAY FILMS dustry” wherein Protestant ministers| questionable or uncomplimentary ; : T0 TRE AT /} ANGRENE I S : d ® orcs of jokes and always made to|told the 101st Srinual Sonferencs i : / A ook silly.” " |the Rock River conference of the Appear an ce, tr esse I n r m y FREEPORT, Ill, Oct. 3 (U. P.)— “A Protestant minister never is! Methodist Church. : | : Bishop Charles S. Selecman of the | . Kelly and Dr. D. Arnold | r James Sh Pmt Sr The Army said today that it will eT clothing will within lenged “all of United Protestantism 1 the development of an X-ray treat- Stress training in Of Woes a very short time be replaced with |® rise up and protest this infamous : y t ible of preventing and|IOr appearance” in ~|the standard- articles of issue and Advertisement x | ment caps p g pansion program. will then: be used as work clothes, on REMOVE THEM WHEN YOU WASH ” hospitals. | ; : ; oy; thereby conserving wear on the new Simple dizecti : . TW a 4 ’ ienti soldiers, during the initial phase of » ; imple directions for removing various oJ i Draft Keeps Governor From the Usual ‘Forgotten Man The scientists, faculty members the program, to use obsolete and|Ci0thes;” the Department said. To Fa i Girls stains are on the Roman Cleanser label. ih ;

: . ighton University School of : lothi nding | Substitute rubberized and oil- Roma. A it hs fo hi . ers With at Creighta substitute types of clothing pending|; c+ ba used . Cleanser in the regular washing Ending; State Far Ahead of Others Medicine, presented their statistics|receipt Gf Tow Stocks How on orter res 8d sainioaty will be used in on — ; ed nates len Joss mandy saow-

. - . 3 do 1 ¥, im istration. at thé annual meeting of the Amer-|Moreover, Army officers not owning are suitable, in addition to the regu-| figure without worn g 2 Plans for Reg st i sabers will not be required to buy Als In 5 Tu breaking iy Tien Jieung ork More than 1,000,000 housewives use Roman

0 >= i i : lar three types of raincoats now at 8 Ro lean Teognt jen Ray Soclely. them during the present emergency, being Te ary ap Poe area com-| ‘2k armila under Lhe conditions and ac-| Cleanser. You'll like it, too. / » e e.

By EARL RICHERT ; or AD They . Pebdicted: ihe ireatinent|ee Department said. manders will be allowed in mild] Marmola Tablets have been sold to the feart bottle 15c—at grecors : <= 2,

In ordinary times there is usually no figure more pa- ; , : would reduce gas gangrene mortal-| The clothing regulations follow ; i; . -| public for more than thirty i an announcement several weeks ago Weather localities {0'issue eotion In twenty million hoses have been distributed

i r who is going out of office. |ity to less than 6 per cent of its te 1 ts. 2 #) : thetic than that of the Governor rt h 2 oy t # [toll from 1900 to 1928. During the|that the Army had suspended rules|*c2d Of Wool coats. ~~ pull roll, Marans 2) | He falls in the same category with the screen stars o World War, amputation was the requiring blue dress uniforms at ap-| ESCAPE LUCKY IN RUNAWAY |only for cis fat persons whose fatness is the silent era. No one pays any attention to him. only treatment and about half thosé|propriate functions. | LEROY, Kas, Oct. 3 (U. P.).— Fused Ins 3 Evo dervienty AryPoliatuid. i rye =; +3. afflicted died. The now obsolete, standing collar|{Dragged 300 feet by.a team of.’ we do not Sh ing ina Ae 2 ! . , He is like a movie house after midnight. He has noth- They said that similar X-ray|blouse will be seen in the ranks with runaway horses, Julius Kruger suf- is the function of your physician, who must a 1 en IN cl ot : : i . Hei ification of the forgotten man. methods would reduce the nation’s|latest roli-collar blouses and over-|fered only minor injuries. . The |be consulted for that purpose, Why not try to - ing to offer. He is the personificatio : £ peritonitis death rate to 10 per|coats. Old-style woolen breeches|team finally was stopped when it ir wa nlaomtostltle peas the es :

But the draft has changed cent of the cases. 2 with spiral leggings will be used as|ran into a strawstack. from your druggist.

all that for Indiana’s out- ‘Quiz Kids' Get

going Governor, M. Clifford oil : . eo Willkie Query | | It has showered upon him a| CHICAGO, Oct. 3 (U, P.).— : burden of duties in makes the| When Wendell L. Willkie returns last few months | to New York Saturday on his i HE seem like the| campaign tour he will find a $35 : : beginning rather | radio—his prize for submitting : ! than the end of | one of the best questions of the | * : a term. ‘He is| Week to the “Quiz Kids” radio { program. : : charged with “You axe children who have been |

the responsibility of Fir fortunate enough to have been

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he has| Government?” ; thaush hu es The author of the question wag

has to supervise not revealed until the children

watt had answered freedom, religious SVeryme, ae-| liberty and free speech. tivities have Thirtegn-year-old Van Dyke turned his of-| Tiers answered: :

fice into a bus- “I think that in a democracy

children should expect to have

tlin lace remindful of a legisla- g =. BS ae People, most of Rn freedom and not be clapped into Sunnyfield

concerned with the draft, stand| Military schools in preparation for i around waiting to see him; the| War. Ready - to - Ser ve

soft-leather chairs in his office are nearly always filled when he is in. Whole or Shank Even his private office has been : ' Half turned over to a special committee . of the Indiana Emergency Defense \ : Council, which has been selecting : \ g

Mr. Townsend

1 of the State's draft

overnor was ‘ready to go” : when the Selective Service Act was s passed and he and his aids have FRUI kept going since to such an extent { RE

that it is reported in Washington now that Indiana ‘is far ahead of Strawberry

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Within 24 hours after passage of Shoulder Cut the Selective Service Act, the spe- . cial committee was selecting the (None Higher) ; d Raspberry: names of draft board members. Two : . Re days later the Governor appointed the State Selective Service staff. (Ohio’s was named only last weekend.) ; > Draft preparations are nearly

: | : A complete now. County clerks have E . been appointed registrars; the oll 8 : : : names of the draft boards are to| fs : y : : be sent to President Roosevelt this = 3 :

week-end and instruction meetings i S u g ar C ure d Y rker

_have been arranged for the various Jane Pa. . draft groups. . : 3 i ; : y B iw or Cin ¥ Whole or Half Lb. | pred, Plain ©

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And registration day, Oct. 16, will Just be the beginning. After that the] § Governor and his aids will be re-|§ sponsible for the completion of the] j selective service program, the classification of registrants, their medical examinations and the induction of some into the army.

Before ‘it's over the Governor mimi, os - F . probably will wish he was a forgot- Vi ng ! GC B n S ten-man. {i . Broken Homes Add to Need \ ¢ : : Ninety-two out of every 100 chil- | & F ULL DRESSED dren receiving child welfare services * \ ) : : a CUT UP--READY C

ment reported today. In a survey of the 8635 children who were listed as public wards and destitute children on Dec. 31, 1939, the Department found that only 657 were living with both parents at the time they were accepted for child welfare services. The Department found, too, that the wilere- 4 abouts of the fathers of 14 per cent | & of the children was unknown.’ The survey refuted the popular conception that most ‘of the children receiving public aid are illegitimate. : . 51 Wrecks Daily in State

There were only 51 accidents per day on the 10,000 miles of State highways during the peak traffic months of July and August, according to T. A. Dicus, Highway. Commission chairman. One-third of these were on the 400 miles of highways which are maintained through cities of over 3500 population. On highways outside this group of cities, there was an average of one accident to 4.6 miles of road as compared to an average of 2.5 accidents per mile on city streets.

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