Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1941 — Page 28

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GIVENS SPURNS OFFICIAL AUTO

Declares He'll Use His own:

Tucker and James Cars Gather Dust.

Another State-owned auto is going into the discard. The official to turn in his car is State Treasurer M. Givens. who

latest

James

‘Mission Official To Attend Dinner

Miss Ruth Seabury, international and interdenominational lecturer and writer, will stop en route from the Pacific Coast to address a 6:30 p. m. dinner today in the First Congregational Church. Miss Sea- | bury is educational sec- | retary for the | American

| | | | |

MAY AID IN WAR

Confiscated ‘Dope’ Provides Huge Reserve for Emergency. WASHINGTON, March 27 (U. P.)

—The Government is using confis-|

cated narcotics to build up a huge emergency stock of pain-killing drugs for use in event of war, Nar-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NARCOTICS PILE ‘Brenda, 3. Is the Belle of

Monument Road Nursery

| —Brenda Malloy, 3, with just about the biggest brown eyes in Britain, is {the belle of Monument Road Nurs-| ery. But despite her many boy friends, her affections currently are attached to a large soiled rabbit (named “Henry Bailey.” | | To little Brenda and hundreds of other children throughout Britain, the Government is stepmother. She is one of some 30 children, ranging in age from seven weeks to

BIRMINGHAM, March 21 (U. P)).|

At the Government nurseries, mothers pay about $2 a week for one child, $1.60 for the second, $1.20 for the third, and so on. On this scale, the Monument Road Nursery would charge $6 a week to care for the Dionne Quintuplets. The Government pays the nursery an addi-

VINCENNES TWP, [DUSHANE TO ADDRESS

~~ TRUSTEE NAMED

| | |P.).—Ray Sparenberg, [the municipal swimming pool, today

operator of sch

THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1941

ing of the Indianapolis Schoolmen’s [Club and the Indianapolis chapter

LOCAL SCHOOLMEN of phi peita Kappa at Shortridge

High School tonight. The address

Donald DuShane, National Edu- will follow a dinner at 6:15 p. m.

: . ication Association president, and | | VINCENNES, Ind., March 27 (U.| superintendent

ools, will address a joint meet- president, will preside.

Emmett A. Rice, vice principal of

of Columbus, Ind. |Shortridge and Phi Delta Kappa

(took office as Vincennes Township trustee, succeeding I. Grant Beesley, |

{who was impeached in Knox Su- { perior Court.

]

| tional $1.50 a week for each child, |

DIES COMMITTEEMAN

the County into special

Beesley's

Mr. Sparenberg was appointed hy Commisisoners, session Attorney Ralph Alsop advised that removal

called

after County |

from office was

FSAXOPHONE

With

Private Lessons

OFFERS STRIKE PLAN

Times Special

5 years, brought to the Monument Road Nursery at 8 a. m. every day by mothers who go on to work| benches in munitions and arma-| WASHINGTON, March 27.—Rep. Copa 3 , . ments factories. Starnes (D. Ala.), a member of the derivative, morphine, have been | The Birmingham arca, with seven | Dies Committee, today proposed a stored in closely guarded vaults at of these Government-sponsored nur- | four-point program to deal with the Treasury here and in New York series, has more than any other dis- strikes in defense industries, as for the day they may be needed to trict. But the Ministries of Health |follows: relieve suffering of injured soldiers, and Labor, currently seeking addi-| 1. Outlaw jurisdictional strikes. sailors and civilians. tional thousands of women to put at| 2. Outlaw “racketeering” in labor The narcotic stock-pile is divided War WOrk, are establishing more. unions; require an accounting of into two classifications: | Dr, Georgia Brody, regional medi- union funds; require unions to in- : : Iv of dical cal officer of the Ministry of Health, corporate. | ot ps, ee SelM : | 3. Before any strike in a defense | ] ] x to A | “Now that the war effort is mak- | industry can be called, require a! use in this country and iu other Na- ing jt necessary for more mothers secret election of the employees tions which have been cut off from tq pitch in and help in armaments under Government supervision. normal sources by the war. factories, the Government is forced| 4. If a strike is voted, set up a 2. An “emergency reserve” of mor- to make arrangements for the care cooling-off period before it can go pine, valved by Neteilts urean (of children. There are two ways t0| into effect, “in the hope that reason | officials at “millions o o Ris, NS dg this—establish nurseries and | and public opinion might influence | reserve, accumulated largely from marshal women to care for children | management and labor to reach an

| confiscated dope shipments which jn private homes.” |

i : agreement. | smugglers attempted to bring into| Nurseries probably are safest andl — {the United States, will be used only

; best for the children, but they re-| Jo Relieve [in event of a national crisis such as lease comparatively few women, for | Misery of war. seldom can nurseries care for more | | Most of the morphine held by this Therefore. |

gays he will his own private

Uo, commis =~ He turned 1038 car in-| N sioners for herited from his Democrat prede-! Foreign Missions of the Congrecessor, to State Auditor Richard T.| gational and Christian Churches James for disposal. Under a new, with offices in Boston. She spends 1841 law, the Auditor is empowered! her time traveling over the to sell any obsolete or unuseable| United States speaking to youth, property surrendered by another; women and church groups. official. { Indianapolis world travelers Secretary of State James M.| will remember that Miss Seabury Tucker was the {irst Republican of-| was with them at the Internaficial to pass up a State-owned car| tional Missionary Council meetwhen he took office more than two! ing in Madras, India, in 1938 and years ago. tate Auditor James; reported the meeting here afterfollowed suit early this vear after! ward. She has spent a great deal taking his oath. Both of these cars of time in Europe as well as Asia, have been collecting garage is the author of many books and and probably will be sold later the first woman to be made a

en Doctor of Literature by Elon { BLACKHEADS ' “ wntemwally savsed PIMPLES

3° RELIEVED BY MILDLY MEDICATED

SOAP and OINTMENT

use automatic upon his conviction by

Judge Frank Gilkinson. | Mr. Alsop said Mr. Sparenberg’s appointment would be conditional on the granting of a motion for a new trial or a reversal of Judge | Gilkinson’s ruling finding Beesley {guilty on three counts of willful neglect in the administration of township relief. !

'cotics Bureau officials revealed today. Large quantities of opium and its

Board of ; NEVER BEFORE Such a Generous Offer! The instrument is yours to take home with the payment

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While Quantity Lasts!

These SAXOPHONES are splendid instruments. Because they are used they are much better quality than you ordinarily get for so little money.

All lessons are strictly PRIVATE, and given by regular teachers in our affiliated music school, and ALL instruments are taught by note. Moreover, we guarantee that you (child or adult), can read music and play vour saxophone at the end of this 20-week plan, or your money will be refunded,

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Peardond =

over a Miss Seabury

USED IN

TN 13

DRAFT 73 MORE FROM COUNTY

Report Today at Ft. Harrison for Induction Into | Service.

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than 30 to 60 children. : ; hold Government came from Turkey and is com-! Roman Cleanser is a favorite househo

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Miniature Chocolates

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| Seventy-three men from Marion! ! County were under orders to report today at Ft. Harrison for induction | into the Army under the fifth Se- | | lective Service call. They are: | Board No. 1—Earl William Galvean. 1028 N. Bosart Ave.: Vernon Louis Howard Jr. | 1302 N. Riley Ave.; Claude Richard Peace, 2306 Station St.; Leonard Lester Hall, Kealing: Walter Robert Trittipo, : Olney St.: James John Carrigg, 455 N State Si Orville Herman Williams, 3715] {E. 16th St.: Albert Francis Ford, 1502 N | Delaware St Board No. 4

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