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PAGE 18 : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1941 1 Eictuns Snel. IRD LAV] S RISE]. 20 Proving ) i directly, ; YT] TAT y NZI 0 HO A st pruct [6900 IS April Tot Total; Expect |® BASEMENT FASHION SHOPS ; Tuesday: Grand Ball | >= Approximately 1500 delegates are ya py oe %:30 p. m Tuesday at Murat power, 39 To respond td Today's contingent is the next 9:30 a. m. Wednesday and continue, sound. deity. 3 To augur. 43 Asiatic palm, The April call will close tomorball in the Murat Egyptian Room 27 Ever (contr.). 52 Auriculate. 7 Note in scale. 48 Goal marker, |not expect a call for May to be isMayor Reginald H. Sullivan willl™ pheqary. 87 To obtain. 10 Weird. 81 Silk from a | replacements necessary because of 8 $14.95 and 816.95 The Marion County men to be inthe State, and Mrs Nelle Polk 5 commanded. VERTICAL and 98 Transposen trants of 10 other Local Boards. gE COATS Slack Suits 4 R x P ™ AS A gd 8 3 Local Board 6 . Officers to Respond WN R - | { David Carter Tallaksen, 811 N DeQuincy: | oy SR N ® O88 ® 98 Rr . ill b by Mr 4 Gordon Willis Trout, 322 N. DeQuincy; | \ RQ ot esponses will be made by Mrs. 3 Na . | Walter Robinson Cooke, 231 N. Broadway, 3 d : X Patron, and Charles Hume, Worthy : NL | Emerson: Leland ajames _Beave eon, | In the roa Navy or {Edward Carlson, 726 S. Noble: John Francis | Claypool Hotel. Other special events r: Thomas Walton Hendricks, 521 N.| haincheon will be at 12:30 p. m atl {Norbert Casper Roth, 927 N. Tuxedo;

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Chester Carl Coan, 146 S. Ritter; Carl Avres Tea Room, Miss Mabel! IS Harold Britts. 422 N. Denny; William Tell Carithers of Princeton. Mrs. Daisy | REA er, og NR, A RIES i hen on i LB i a il . A D. A] i eit 2 2 ames wan ar Crist and Mrs. Rose Malcolm of In- ! r= Sit x Dearborn, Geor ree Knox Shive- | $4 vy 1 : oy : i Vict anadianapolis will be special guests. [Bans BE RE ns amar I Roa ge Tuesday: The 19368 Matrons will . Gladstone; George Louis Mueller, Eugene James McGinnis,

have a forma] dinner at the Spink 50 set D oy Ave. Charles Thomas Vovies | ————————————

Arms Hotel at 6 p. m. Mrs. John- . BN John, Ferdinand, Ries, 1 z eview Drive: Robert LeVere hiteman, son will be special guest. The 1940 5s | 138 8. [Hawthorne Lane; Alvin Warren deputies of Indiana will have a! : | Cam bell, 44 S. Denny; John Rodefer unc! 1 ad N 1 . Har 5355 University Ave.; S uncheon honoring Mrs. Johnson at 60 . | Joseph Bruno, 4747 E. Washington; : | Albert inton, 825 Drexel; James Win-

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12:30 m, ¢ r ag! 2:30 p. m. at the Canary Cottage . |Beld vager, ios Kealine: Sred award or ! T— tanley, 707 . 11th arles enry Other Events Listed — ISwant. 39 N. and;

» op R 5329 ay h St. Dore Mor: y mwoaer ‘a avercamp, t yeorge orWednesday: Past Grand Matrons | n n | e an Catvert. SIAN RTE Joseph Benja. and Patrons Association banquet y qQ g Q hin Youn : 2W oon " b fouls, iy N. LaSalle; Charles Joseph will be held at 6:30 p. m. at the I u S N. Denny: Leonard William | @ E Claypool with Mrs. Abbie Hanson, 1g, NN heer: Richard owes E “Bemberg” Right Worthy Grand Trustee, pre- The Indianapolis group of the) The Indianapolis Walking cub | ation County replacements are E Siding. Also at 6:30 p. m, the In- National Physical Culture Walking was organized last year in the in- as follows: * = Ra on She r diana State Secretaries Association Club will inaugurate its 1941 sea- terest of health and the enjoyment So 4 : H id Dew: He wu | B vy 3 e . Sikhs : | r r H sti will dine at the Bamboo Inn. The sonal activities with a five-mile hike of local scenery and trails, accord-|jo38 NX. Gale ©: Wiliam Martindale " 11th District Worthy Matrons and to Ravenswood The group will ing to Richard Schriever, director. Burrows, 2843 Stuart St. : ‘ . as an 9 i r y : i Patrons will entertain Mrs. Wolf assemble at the Vogue Theater, 63d —— ee ee —1 14 a He mer A i, Roger Th 20! = wn ALF SIZE and Mr. Scott at a luncheon at the St. and College Ave, at 2 p. m. INJURIES FATAL | Aine” Forrest, Query, 2411 Guilford; Ee : than a re y av 'd y “ Y 3 a 1 . Athenaeum. Mrs. Hazel Rose of Sunday. | KENDALLVILLE, Ind, April 18 jones McNamara. 1550 Carrollton. PRESSES

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iy in charge. along the Evanston Road to Ravens-' Scott, died in a local hospital last! Board 4 John Edwin Krieg, 3744 Salem; pY y ~ 4 ~~ 3 2 : : 3 ~~ fy : 11 ' Othe ¢ members are Mrs. Alma wood Beach and will end at Little night of injuries received in an garl Du ART BO St Bear Sak 3350 Ad t pencer of Southport and Mrs. America where the hikers will eat automobile-train collision Tuesday N. Capitol Ave: Daniel Stump, $211 Ken- 5 et Dor a Tavel, Monument Chapter. their lunches. A discussion of future! in which her husband, Edward A. Ravmond Lev Burnett. 40) Mrs. Polk is president of the group. hikes will follow the picnic lunches. | Olney, 78, was Killed. Miner t.. Raymond Wesley Medsker N ow Earl Mitchell Payne, 603

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Horrall, 1810 N A ai St y RAP Board 8 John Joseph Moran, 438 E rayon sheers and rayon Washington St: Woodrow Pruett, 343 N prints! Redingote or jacket I§ ’ : George PARRA ster, 415 WN. Noble t

Cool, smart and comfort. able Sailors, Bonnets, Bretons and Brims! Navy, Black, White, Rose, Copen, Red, Beige, Toast and Purple.

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Editorial staffs have been selected | among journalism students of Butler University to edit special issues] of the Greensburg Daily News and the Rushville Republican May 7,!® Prof. Charles V. Kinter, journalism department head, announced today. The students will do the work to|® _ '& su HC gain actual newspaper experience. 8 Sis § Our Popular E. J. Hancock, editor and publisher A — } * of the two papers, is making the ex- |(®: ae Ri New “Carefree” H | perience possible for the students. 8 x _ : ; The Greensburg Daily News staff : —y 3 includes James Farmer, editor; ® : tae SPORT SHOE ® Howard Whitecotton, business man- § 3 Ga i { “ ager, assisted by. Raymond Alsbury, »

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| The 146th semi-annual meeting of the Union District Medical Asso- White elk calf upper | ciation will be held at the Rush- | with tan calf saddle ville, Ind., City Library on April 24. 'd back stay! Large | About 60 physicians from central al lets! Red rubber | Indiana, including Indianapolis, are al . | association members. tom | Dr. Robert L. Glass of Indianapolis will speak on “Diagnosis of ge ) | Various Interesting Neurologica a A — v t Disturbanees,” and Dr. C. I. Staf- 9 i ETE : NEW SLAC MK SUITS (ford of Oxford, O. will lecture on PL : \ “Evaluation of Catarrhal Vaccine, |g CR NO SR \ : . % Spun Rayons! [| 99 et

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