Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1941 — Page 22

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| M Leads Parley | Photography | You're in the Army Now— : FARMER, 14, DIES a ho 2%, NEW GLASS FOR Local Reserve Officers Will Be Stationed |" Siig ONE BURNS ==... | LENS CLAIMED} In Southern Camps: Sollor Visits Home, ..ondizth. sm of]

BN | —A 74-year-old farmer living on| Seek $25. 000 to Pay for —— The latest group of Indianapolis hi i a =a factor in granting genying} State Road 37, four miles south of Army reserve officers called for ex-| i ; | defermenis to college studen | here, died yesterday in a fire that|

National Convention gE he ~ Revolutionary Changes in \..qeq active dity, Vili bs Sent io ad : Col. Hitchcock said that such

: ; : | : or F | cases will be dealt with individually destroyed his home. Here in August. | vig Picture Taking Forecast [Camp Livingston, La, and Camp, _ Bon the basis of whether or not! He was Charles Martin, a life-| Shelby, Miss., it was announced to- TE 3 | there is a demand for men in the long resident of Morgan County.| |

ndianapolis Moose Lodge. 8 Discover ‘ day by Col. F. M. Armstrong, In- sed. 235 : | field for which the student is trdain-| . “o launched a $25,000 y y diana Military Area head. od | ing and whether there will be a| His body was discovered in the cel ~ Advertisemen

fun-rai ing cas - tn ring The Eastman Kodak Co. has| Five Indianapolis reservists will} : critical need for his services as al|lar of the three-room residence Sing ampaicn to aelray b sua a ied : 7 : | a : / ul . : . expenses of {he 86's satichal con ; come out with an announcement join the 32d og ion at pn —— jrainel oivilien rather. than a after neighbors had made repeated | Ention. Which WHL Pits sons | whi Livingston. They are Jeuts we | trained soldier. |attempts to enter the burning ntion mich wi brine a rhi v S some volt : oh : . G3 3 Ac S > ypnuen, hie! Will bring som vh ch ma result in somes revolu- | Bvard E Isanc, 3110 N. Keystone | “The blanket deferment of qote| SHES Di fenion Te ianuine he O( 0 me be of th rder here 3 | tionary changes in photography. | Ave.: Courtney Wadell, 2431 E. Riv- 3 3 | lege students expires at the end| : ; xe Wo , i fo. | Company experimenters have de- | erside Drive; Clifford P. Hannum, | © # ow of this school year, Because most|DOuse when the fire broke out. Apparently starting on the roof,

Mark Grav, secretary of the In- : ; ' re - zidar . ¢ ; ’ rR [v adi ; y oi | 836 N. Arlington Ave.; Bozida: Fg ¢ | college students are under 21 and| dianapolis Loda snhounced that veloped a radically new giass for| 836 a) 8 Ni pion : : os | & hy : / di t | the blaze spread quickly, Fanned by iret on ih tet BF torbctami iitote lens-making produced without sili- Stoshitch, 3205 E. 38th St., and Guy He ; therefore not require 0 register, at aE ISL O01 money-migkitie ; M. Viliars, 4317 E. Washington St.| i {it is believed that the Selective]

the . ca and possessing increased eapas These men first will report on : : F | Service Act will have little effect on : ! Many of thoes gnawing: naga tol hp o dw: Re . A a k ; : a E \ 1 awing, nagging, pain Line Mrs. Edward H. Mayo, 1620 | city for bending light rays. { | April 18 to Fi. Harrison, where) = 3 3 next fall's college enrollment. \ i backaches people blame on colda I

Broadway, will preside at the Existence of the rare-element| they will receive their final physical ———— — often caused by tired kidneys—and may be

Presbyterial Missionary meeting i : { X i i ; Ek 2 wv FING (1 TEQ relieved when treated in the rig t Ve up in| today at Columbus. The meet- |8lass was disclosed in a summary | examination. ; = PERUVIAN WINS CONTEST The kidneys are Nature's chief way

: : ; Two local reserve officers Maj. fF i E ; : ! ” : ing excess acids and poisonous wa ot tier| ing is for women of the 11 coun- [of the Eastman national defense Gieorae Jarvis. 4646 HKenwoor Ave F 3 NEW YORK, April 15 (U. P.).— the blood. Tey help most people pass about i ge i i » y ! . . . » s * : * » open | ties of the Indianapolis Presby- york in an annual report for and Lieut. Donald A. Brafford. 6026 O. Fugene Neal, son of Mr, and | Ciro Alegria, a Peruvian living in WHY SUFFER Spates dass okt leid1iey 6itos and Shera The | tery. stockholders. The article says the Haverford Ave. will report for active Mrs. Chester C. Neal. 144 W, 33d | Chile, received the $2500 first prize With YOUR EYES don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays

‘Slippery Gulch Barn Dance Fol- | w glass : : porated dutv with the 37th Division (Ohio) C in This Week ja the biood, ieee poisons mas wa Dap lies” will be presented twice night-| HALIFAX SPEAKS TONIGHT EY ES WA ne. ie i dr 5 2 St. returned yesterday to the lin the Latin American prize novel | . ome in This Wee . backaches, rheumatic pains, loss of pep anc IFW V - . 2 (U1 aerial lenses designed for the Gov-| at Camp Shelby ; a at woh See DR. KLAIBER, Optometrist || energy, getting up nights, swelling, puffiness N NEW YORK. April 15 (U!' P.).— g | Great Lakes Naval Training Sta- | contest last night for his book, | For Reliet and For Better under the eves, headaches and dizziness, Fre= Other presentation { raise | Viscount Halifax, British Am- ernment during the past year. " " 8 tion after a visit here for a few { “Broad and Alien Is the World.” Glasses, in the rent or scanty Passages With gm ar ting and § coming bassador to the United States, ad-| The new substance is the first Consider Collegians davs. He will be subject to sea The contest was organized in Latin | FAIR OPTICAL DEPT. me LE. a Tels om ething will be dresses the English speaking union ‘basic optical-glass discovery since | | service April 25. America by the intellectual division { LW. Wah = So" te S30 Don’t wait! Ask Jour dr t for Dean's aid tonight! t. i Ce : * he It Col Robinson Hitchcock, | of the Pan-American Union. An Tyce oy d ¥ Pills used succenfilly by x f po $9 —— 1886 when the famous Jena glasses state selective service directo: to-| County Local Board that pe rsonal! additional $4500 was divided among | Eves Ex Perms I Desired WAY” Fa 5 mi py SE es fins a 9 help were introduced in Germany. Lens| jac told members of the Marion| inconvenience will not be considered! three others. ye smn — ) ous waste from your ¢ bl blood. ¢ Get Doan's Pills.

bk 9 experts described the discovery as| Gay SALE Famous SKY - CHIEF “almost as revolutionary as if | aw someone had discovered how to] iron.”

AC-DC make steel without C { n ADIOS Tantalum, tungsten and lanthaels &N standard and 95 num—all considered as rare metals lice broadzasts , 5 —are used to produce the new

giass. Previously glass for optical systems was made from sand (which is composed of silica) and quantities of alkaline earths— boron and lead.

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