Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1942 — Page 15

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AGED MAN STRUCK ON ec Mav. Iii — i#e| BEGIN INVESTIGATION yoy CAN STILL GET GLASSES Se Tavera Uncle Sam's New Discovery==Eggs Ar er Brown or White I ye CAN STILL GET GLA!

An aged who was struck b Times Special 4 | Was that—according to government) market.” Range” is almost poetical. It be- WASHINGTON, March #1 (U. B). Ah age ih 10 Was Struck bY; WASHINGTON, March B. — | bulletins—Grade A eggs are best for] Then, so the story goes, they|gins: —Production Chief Donald M. Nel- DR. DAVID TAVEL SN I a Be Em I (ut ay hop: 0 IES] favor, but all the others, whether | visited 42 chain stores, and discov-| “The cheery whistle of steam from son today named John Lord

I He SH Sime i the discoveries | Grade B or storage eggs, have just ered that prices differed and thatthe kettle on your kitchen range has O'Brian, general counsel of the pros : Registered condition today at City hospital. | gos current issue of as much nutritive value as the best some stores had better refrigeration| much in common with somber fac- duction agency, to ifvesiigate : § Optometrist The man, Weldon A. Finch, 0, TO at Prices » jssued by the fresh eggs,” the article says. than others. tory whistles calling men to work ai fe Lg B. es jo : of 3351 University place, received a] consumer division of the office of “Next, they learned that the col-| “Having so successfully tackled the outproduce the axis. For war pro- jo " ane 3 chief, : v hi ~ Jossible brain conetssio o ice admi istration as one of Uncle or of the shell has no effect on the | egg-buying problem, the group is|duction needs the gas and electricity interes a ampered all-o0 ar possible brain concussion. His face price ELE a inside of the egg—neither on its preparing to explore problems of that operate your cocking stove, and conversion in certain industries. was badly lacerated. Sali A “What's In An flavor, its nutritive value, nor its meat buying in Washington,” the|the metals that go into the making] Mr. O'Brian will make a personal{] % PAY A LITTLE DOWN hn mr Co The accident occurred at Dow NEY | pechielld "tells about how some of | ability to stay fresh longer. article concludes. us POY Siive, Yestiaalion a ye : Ns Viee hokat on yexs: 4 WEST MARKET SI. ave. and Washington st. The auto| Washington's intellectual house-| “With this basic information to] Each page of the pamphlet ecar-| “To the wise housewife, this spells| Gu e's Zornes unio in Se ° rest—No Carrying Charge. ] LAKE ; was driven by Ralph H. Dugan, 41, |wives carried on a consumer-re- guide them, members of the organi- ries the slogan, “Victory Begins at more economical use of fuel and textiles, clothing and leather goods

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