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ogg Times (BUTLER HOST AT\Magazine Praises Coy as ih. s BUSINESS TALKS ‘Administrative Genius’

Times Special liaison officer for the president's of-

WASHINGTON, April 21 Wayne | fice of emergency management,

Navy enlistments took a decided jump at the recruiting station here Conference Saturday Open Coy was termed an “administrative wayne Coy is responsible for most last week and recruiting officials attributed the increase to the discon. | . genius” today in letters received nier-agency dealings within the tinuance of the “long inactive duly waits’ To 300 State High here from the circulation depart-|government on the whole war proThe recruiting stations enlistment books are being cleared and only X .|ment of the Atlantic Monthly, | duetion program. three or four days now elapse between enlistment and assignment to School Pupils. The letters are designed to call, “Ten years age he was publisher i a navy mining station. Indianapolis and Marion county men who com- | attention to an article Mr. Co¥ | .s hic own a ae in Pleted enlistment last week are:/ | Butler university's second annual wrote for the April issue of the At=| Delphi bi He Ph hen the NR Howard 8 Renson, 038 Colorado st business education conference rep. | lantic, Also the letters are designed state government. proved to be an RE , Ne Bi at NW resenting about 300 state high school [to Lue ia Cov reads ae MOministrative genius. He organHerry O. Wigginton, 1361 Blaine st: Her. T 3 Na pupils will open en the campus at FOO Seas © 7 ined the new Indiana department man Rillerman, 121 N. State ave: Lewis ; a lof public welfare in 1936, went to

Bee ‘ nm 0 a. Saturday. Prof. Howard &.| «y . , 7. Kals Gans, R. R. 8 Rox 0B: Jack W| \ Sam You probably heard H. V. Kal- ,,o" philippines as assistant to the rause, S143 E. Riverside drive: Thomas RN \ Stewart of Butler will be in charge. |tenborn quote at length, in a re, high commissioner. Paul V Williams, 318 EF. 8 Clair st; Charles i | ent broadeast, from the lead article | BA Serr ; : Tinmore, 31 N. Pershing ave: Clarence | Among speakers will be F. P, Me- IS Se. i i All wh Dolph ae | MeNutt, and became assistant ade Jones, 22 N, Temple st. Arthur J ir Cune, American State Insurance [& (00 Teamwork in Washington. ™inistrator and general trouble Hn. S0f Eastern ave. James E Nelson, i s , an § i : i 3 pron E Ninth st. Alert I. Riunt, 1848 (Co; IL. EB Grisso, Dictaphone Co. | “And vou are certain to he hear. | ROOT of the federal secu ity Perk st: Ralph 1. Musgrave 4812 Brouse § - ' Jane Stewart, H. P. Wasson & Co: |} t it ti thi | agency when it was created in 1039, at: Raleh PB. Hedrick, 818 N. Glsastone| 3 She» BH De Fi [Ang of Je unany Sime Rpand |Last year President Roosevelt draftat. Lawrence RB Johnson, 1930 W. New § Reecie Hodgson, Chicago Grepg| “Tt is not ‘laying it on’ to call ad him for the OEM work. Yark st: Robert BE. Jones gis Sue en] ' Publithing Co: Morse P. Rowan. | this a unique article, At 38, Rs] “Quite literally, there is not ane Arg ave Charlies J, Kors Jr § i i A - | : eh — Indiana Trust Co. and E. ©. Belser, | (other man who could have written

ard sf: Michael Nicholas, 1407 BE. Mavket { \ aC or Reginald RK. Rollins, 481 N. Emerson : AN Indiana Bell Telephone Co ‘AUSTRALIAN ‘DOGIES’ [this paper. ave: Harre F. Storms Jr. 448 N. Rural sf A : | Mr. Coy is recovering from slight Wendell B. Sutton, 1908 ust or: Laws } \ . tf ¢ TOUGH. YANKS FIND head injuries received in an awto-| fees 17 N. Highland ave ank J AA \ : : 3 | McBride, 1306 Brookuide aves Mussel O Registration Begins SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, mobile accident last week. APril 21 (U. P).—TaKe it [TOM | Lo ————

Harper, 1828 N. Delaware st. Willis G. Registration i€ g6W unter wav for egisiration is now under WAY or private James Robert Morris of BLESSED RELIEF io

Walton, 1458 Hovt ave: George MH. Cuns

ningham, 1633 cents 3 aes Hui £ Sus N N | \ : Batler's pre-summer term session | Collingswood, N. J. those steers : Reo Ph and discom Be Huts st: Aveshio A. Wai 120 opening May 4. Classes will be held [raised in Australia’s bush country A - the Mc BN yg from 4 to 6:15 p.m. on Mondays, on ala nil JK dy fack R. DOWilL di. P.O Box 408 (Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, | oo rider in the United States 3, dies not nareotlos gs Safe Lo take as directed, ®ve vp

yberton, STAT Rawls ave: Mek \ 1 For e a . ‘ : But 47 Raw ¢ R \ \ { For the regular summer term pefore the war. but his expert CIRCE ITT

n R. Everhart, $11 S Pershing st: Sher ‘ | 'R rn 5. Okey. 1961 Reisner opening June 9. 85 regular faculty riding was not enough to keep the Ee — ave 1g

Kuhn, 2427 Guilter Ree ie i NN \ 3 members, including special instructs Australian armed forces from win-| 3 Rae a¥ BOY Lots, 8 ne PY 0 ogers, TOI W, 21s8 st! John Conwell, 93% NN NAA LAN : 'S fe RImy 1 k { N ) 3 J ANY Fy n Rogers, werd 209¢ Tai ARN NN \ ors from city schools, will teach, | VINE honors in an inter-army rodeo. | - } Bey essed P \ ) 3 3 peal any’ a oe thes,

RN. Pershing sti Juiner ichienters. 518 BI NE ROTI \ : The New Jersey cowboy stayed | \ bot ave ee a ale csrniot |” \ WN N + [Among the new instructors will bel 004 a wild “dogie” for 56 sec-| Get this quick relief. Lifts , A : S Aarin® ws NOT evin® ry mend Jause, Wi E 18th st Raymond (left) and Harry Stevens Karl V. Ammerman and Walter G.| onds. He was exhausted. Ta a onthe ZA A ) 3 J Saing: Ang 8 ¥ John A. Vredeveld, 18 N. Oriental st: Glen i wats Q , Gingery, principals of Broad Ripple | “I've ridden lots of them back ®Pot Costs but a triffe. : : a ATW EN a put se® MR I ir BY “TRYING HARD" Hany (and Washington high schools, re- home, but these Aussie dogies are : ‘ag 10 3% Rt Sal oi Wilbur § Stevens got a 10-day leave from spectively, [ really tough,” he admitted. 3 MilFker 1704 N. Pennsylvania st: ®dwin| the Great Lakes naval training 5 * = ——————

© Ditton, 229 XN Walcot! st. Lawrence > | station and got home here at 1117 | A used tire donated by the Fire- | F Wh # Finke, 4508 Caroline ave: Rarvey i : w ._ stone Tire and Rubber Co. will be| % u er < | Charles st, in time to visit his the grand prize awarded to the win. | ’ Beaker W Ireland. 1738 College ave brother, Raymond, for one day. . t at the Butl WITH YOUR EYES Rareld EB Deal 1220 NX Paiinsvivania ot y ning entertainmen x L Ne ind OR HEADACHES? father Pavel 5360 EB. Terrace ave: David Then Raymond pulled out for Blue Keyhole stunts at 8 p. m | r " ® Niekler, 1834 N. Pierson sf Lee the West Coast, for he was home Friday in the Tabernacle Presby-! Get our “Safe Way" eye examination and glasses fitted correctly fox S98 NX Revetone sve: Leo EF Carriker, terian church by an expert refractionist,. COME IN THIS WEEK for a careful Shh NR aware tt: Rarold sitzen. | On furlough from the navy, too. c : < " why io ? A BR. Deas : Rl ’ ; Keyhole stunts is an annual affair examination and good advice.

eee) LZR inion st Robert C. Riegler, - vw 1 > . . ee ih Wiliams, to Ravmond has been in the navy [ooh ved by Blue Key, senior hon-!] See DR. CARL J. KLAIBER. Optometrist, for Relief

\ Rw : . vear i , lev HB Bro®n, S07 Fng- more than four years and is a orary for men. Herbert Schomeyer | and for Better Glasses IN

Terrece ave | Stanie ; : Netty “er . ‘ON heh ave. ane Paul R. Rasor, 13% N.| petty officer. first class He's 2. i¢ chairman. THE FAIR OPTICAL D T Harry. who is 20, has been in since ®

Alshama st. . . . : & # { Feb. 18 and hopes to join his 311 to 325 W. Washington St. Hours: 9:30 to 5:00 brother on the coast before he Open House Saturday L With Better SIGHT—You Get Better WAGES

Bleekhurn, 1300 Samoa

Lawyer Joins Navy | leaves. Terms If Desived Saturday Hours 9:30 A. M. to 8 P. M | They are sons of Mrs J. w. | Open house will be held on the | . , Frank Durham, Greencastle at-' o © 77 7 Butler campus at T:30 p. m. Sattorney, has enlisted in the navy i _ jurday. starting with a band concert snd will jeave for in the formal gardens | Dental Health Means So M training today as NAVY or any of its various auxil- gnoncored by the mothers’ coun- WW ! a yeoman, second iaries, to the meeting at 8 o'clock. oj the open house is an invitation | AANA And Is Such A Simple Matter! class, 5 1 to all Indignapolis residents. So-| : The son of An- ie ‘ganizations w serv | N Success, friends, health, happiness , . . good teeth : . rg Four Go West cial grsunismhion will ouserve open N N are important! And when Pou consider pi easy drew E. Durham, house from 7 to 8 o'clock, when a Bl atel'® REL Proper dental care, you'll agree that former state sen-/ En route west are four Indian- formal program will start in the on ; Atle foclishness, Come ‘tn. todny lor an ator, he is a grad- apolis men. who are to begin cadet new religion college building. : ; X 'B GO T° EAS vate of DePauw training at one of the air corps; Dean P. M. Bail of the education Tm VE willing I wi Pine university, 1937 flight fields. The men are: college will speak on “Butler.” DR CHAS. SY EXTRACTIONS and the Indiana Bruce E. Burgess, 33 N. Dearborn’ The affair has been planned by i Dticeiniomt BA: Males re

Law school last st; Robert W. Gebhardt, 3603 Mrs. George Caleb Wright, mothers’ ; Frank Guth June, Washington blvd.: Herman Logan- council president, and Dr, Seth E. & 1 | TS ran urham For the last 10 ofsky, 1026 Union st, and Richard Elliott, faculty arrangements com- ) ' \ NW Ww ($998. - RS 8 months he has been practicing law! K. Marsh, 119 8, Hawthorne lane. mittee chairman. . JOIN. WisinpIon S1. LIGes, OVER BARER'S SHOE Your,

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Promoted to the rank of major

in the air corps is Capt. Theodore avior, 1835 Woodlawn ave, _ iy is es at the | * * * New Plan, Due fo Wer Needs, for

air corps technical school at Keesler field, Biloxi, Miss. He served

as & regimental supply officer of) AARON SouNTY

| Pe | q-put” . 3 JS | = ; 3 \ . g er fel es BE A : of wi qed a au Ret , ; OATS w PP pou 0 Oe. the “Rainbow Division” during] 4 N 5 d i i | weet AY J Natur? ! 1217 and 1918, and was employed i ~ : \ AER ie SW avy by the Standard Grocery Co. here ¥ Mm = F ; n 8 Ge, Wo TWesday Spy Saturday — Maj. Taylor is commanding offi- 2 3 3 ® Buy on the FAIR’ eer of the 303d technical school ( 10-Pay Ties Plan?

squadron at the field. 2 f » = = A

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I sd on its service lines. Deliveries are concentrated each day i ] ur ay in one part of the area served, thus giving all customers RA BY CARRIAGES : Special Purchase! i ab : : in city or county the same service. iit i LOVELY, NEW smoker will Jaunch the social sched- : . . vie [1115 y ule of the newly formed U. 8. & To let you know just when to count on receiving such : : 4 SILK AND

Indianapolis, navy club, Wednesday a TR RR nae Rn deliveries, so that you may plan accordingly, this is the IE 4 —— 98 H Y N night in the Athenaeum. delivery schedule each week for each area: : ; A that business meetings are sched- | .

uled for twice a month. Members TA TUESDAY mest of N. Meridian Street ond UU. S. Road 31, COMBINATION

have been asked to invite friends | : and north af W. Washington Street and U. S. Road 36. E 4 : Easy folding, collapsible ¢ ; who have served at any time in the| a =: ® 5 haby carriages. Good, I. i i | WEDNESDAY —south of W. Washington Street and U. S. : : sturdy made, a grand a £1 | = x 2 Pr, /

IND. 135

Howard S. Caidwell is commandant of the club. He announces : i 2 MONDAY—nNo deliveries.

Rood 36, and west of S. Meridian Street and State i Rood 135. value.

Sheer and fine, reinforced at wearing

FRIDAY North of E. Washington Street and U. S. Road 40, S structed. Priced special . REDDY KILOWATT ANKLETS S AYS : 31. : constructed for hard use merchandise—but you ARE inter. may take theie purchases with them oe arrange to piek

and south of Massachusetts Avenue and State Road 67. Plain and fancy pat= 15 terns. Elstic tops. As- ¢ sorted spring colors. Sizes 6 to 10%. Merchandise purchased from this Company as late as ested in the delivery of electric cur- them up in advance of the scheduled delivery. RET INE SWE TE R rent for your light and power, and that’s This new delivery plan not only aids the conservation , JES A

3 y ) . THURSDAY East 8S. Meridian Street and State Road : ' . ° oC points with Rayon, A grand choice 135, and south of B Washington Street and U. S. Road 40. Infants’ Hi-Chair 2-98 1 et , PrEE shale. AY 3 ' s Your Electric Servant SATURDAY —North of Massachusetts Avenue and State 2 Infants Crib 3-20 | ’ “You may not have occasion to use the preceding afternoon will be delivered, if in stock, on Special P urchase! Men's and Young Men's | faster than anything else you buy. program that is so vital to our nation’s war effort, al- HN | “Electricity is delivered from the power though that in itself would justify it. It also will prolong \ j Ei ih F A R | N 1 I] : | we plant to you at a speed of 186,000 miles per the availability of tires for emergency transportation and 8 N | second . . . any time of the day or night you other more essential work of your electric system, on Fi RD) P

Maple finish hi-chair; well con- Misses’ and Children’s Road 67, and east of N. Meridian Street. and U. S. Road = Maple finish baby cribs; strongly this delivery schedule for electric the scheduled day. Any persons who so desire, of course, SPORT want it . . . even though you only want a which 135,000 homes, industries and business places

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