Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1942 — Page 13

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_ emergency medical services advisory

_afbociation. He is married and has

building, and resides at 3916 Wash-

MEDICAL UN

‘H.'S. Leonard: Chosen 3

£ For State Civilian i Defense Post.

Sétarence A. Jackson, state civilian Stenee director, today named Dr. 8. Leonard as state chief of pergency medical services for the neil, . Iieonard replaces Dr. John W. Rrrse, who has reigned as state th commissioner to become a

utenant commander in the naval] §

réserve medical corps. wWe regret to lose the valuable shrvice of Dr. Ferree,” Mr. Jackson . “He has set up an. admirable ergency medical services program in this state and has brought his ve ideas and unusual ability ; its administration. However, we ae fortunate in obtaining an able syccessor who will carry on the work

ch has had such a good begin-|§

2 Serves as Volunteer

“Pr. Leonard will continue in his c@bacity as chairman of the state

ittee. He will continue his

private practice and serve on a|™

unteer, part-time basis with the ense council. #\ graduate of Miami university of the University of Illinois ical school, Dr. Leonard is past president of the Indianapolis Med1 society and the Caravan club. was a member of the city health ard from 1928 to 1932, and is cHairman of the committee on civiligh defense of the State Medical

offe son, Jack, now with the army nfleal corps in Australia. He maintains an office at 303 Hume-Mansur

ufton blvd.

“ ; Other. Units Serve

®Dr. Thurman B. Rice, the acting site health commissioner, also is a npmber of the medical services advi§ory committee. At present, chiefs of emergency dical services have been appointin each county in the state, as well as county advisory commiti composed of pharmaceutical, sing, dental and Red Cross représentatives, a funeral director and tHe county health officer. _JAppointments of medical gas offiers are now being made, and in sfme counties lay deputies have been designated to relieve the chiefs, ai of whom are doctors.

Blackie, leader dog: for his blind master, Sylvester Rypkowski, Dearborn, Mich., Ford plant worker, is a bona. fide war worker. He received a regulation Ford identification badge for his harness and an honorary C. IL 0. membership.

AWAIT REPORTS ON NEW BOMBER RAIDS

LONDON, Oct. 22 (U.P.).—Detailed crew reports were expected to reveal today that American flying fortresses inflicted heavy damage on the big German U-boat base at Lorient, France, and the Maupertus airdrome near Cherbourgh in simultaneous daylight raids made with fighter protection yesterday. It was believed that the big fourengined bombers, were lost, again took a heavy toll of German fighters as they did in their attack on Lille Oct. 9 when 48 planes were shot down and more than 50 damaged. The loss of three flying fortresses at Lorient was the highest suffered by the super-bombers in a single raid and brought the total lost over Europe to seven.

{long and Mrs. Amelia Tritch, who

N MARE fran DAY ! ry YA

three of - which]

| Somontitic County Chairman Rus-

sell Dean that he will be here to-|

|morrow for a South side Demo- po [| cratic rally ‘at 8 p. m. at the South ol

Side Turners hall. | Other Democratic speakers sched-

|uled aye Governor Schricker, Mayor

Sullivan and Judge Dewey E. Myers,

| candidate for mayor.

Louis Brandt is chairman of the [ff ®] committee directing the rally. Assisting him are Hugo Sommers, Superior Court Judge Henry O. Goett and Municip] Judge Louis A. Weiland.

MRS. LANE, MOTHER OF POLICEMAN, DEAD|

Mrs. Charlotte Frenk Lane, mother of Ott Frenk, a police officer, died this morning at her home,|} 894 Middle dr, Woodruff Place, after a brief illness. She was 82. The survivors include the sonwho lives at 5217 E. North st., and two} stepdaughters, Mrs. Christine De- f

live in the West.

" Filfer, main dish, dessert, vegetable— Vitafied Comet Rice is one and all. There's endless variety in every package. Send boxtop for RICE RECIPES

OGER SUPER

RMERICA'S ECONOMICAL ww / [uti

THOMAS O'CONNELL

i DIES AT 72

omas O’Connell, 1410 Marlowe £ ., died today at St. Vincent's hos- | § after an illness of several | onths. He was 72.

was born in Columbia City, © tie son of Dennis and Catherine S|

Cl onnell,

plved at Kingan & Co. until 1905 en he joined William L. Warner

z the organization of the Grocers’ ing Co. In 1925, he went into t

flour brokerage business and re- |=

tifed in 1940.

He is survived by his wife, one|E sah, Leo of Cincinnati; one daugh-|= ter, Marian (Tommy) O’Connell,|S

and three grandchildren. Services will be held at 8:30 a. m

He came to Indianap- = 52 years ago and in 1899 mar- |S Nora T. Greely. He was em-|—

Saturday in the home and at 9.

a,2m. at Holy Cross church of which | = Hy 6 a member. Burial will be in =

y Cross eemetery.

CARL CARLSEN, 79,

: BRICKLAYER, DIES f

~~ ®arl Carlsen, 79-year-old bricklager, died last night at his home, |B 1883 Easy st. He last worked al year ago when he became ill. Funeral services will be at 2 p. pm. S@turday in the Danish Lutheran |} chilirch. Burial will be in Crown |§

HL A native of Denmark, Mr. Carllived here 54 years.

Olsen of Harlan, Ia; 13 grandchil-

and six great-grandchildren.

MEN'S NEW FALL

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PiEEERE

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HI Te PRICED

"CONVENIENT LOCATIONS EVERY

AT KROGER

rr Tenderay alone beef’s Ee a

tees you ou fresh int juice and more - or

"vitamin C, plus tender beef’s extra enjoyment—or Kroger refunds your money!

rE Value!

51. 05 dy rink “sie Baller) Bo 60¢ Cc

U.S. ussos U

MEAT 13 RECOMMENDED THE NUTRMION

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24-1b. Bag

Butter : Eggs Egg Krogo Oleo Kraf

Popular

Brand Doz.

FRESH Med. Indiana Grade A Lg. Doz. 53c DOZ

or Kingtaste

Shortenings Ib.

Kroger’s Eatmore Vitamin Enriched

31: 33 he

Rib pkg. 21¢ Navy Beans 5 ... 34¢c

Hand Picked

Twinkle 3: 3 oie. 14¢ Duz 22%

Swankyswig Olive Pimento, Limburger, Pimento—

(od English—2 Jars 35¢)

Jars

KROGER'S GRADE “A”

Fresh Milk 2 .. 25¢-

Easy-to-Carry, * Pur-Pak Carton

Pancake Mix ... 6c

Country Club—S8elf Rising

Chili Sauce : .- 2i¢

Snider's Old-Fashioned x. 16¢

Crackers Country Clb

Soda

. 45 49: 23¢

Kroger’s Tenderay

Sirloin

Serve Sizzling Hot With

Club or T-Bone Steak ““i:"%.

Young, Tender

Beef Liver

Ducks Fancy Long Island, N.Y. Dress Ib. 2?

Chili Con Carne ™ ™" °"= ,, 34¢ Shrimp

Large, Juicy, Tender

Frankfurlers

Pork Steak

Full Dressed ’ Pan 8ize

Whiting Fish == ** ** "** ,, 15¢

Legs Shoulder Roast Breast or Neck - . .

Lamb

alad Dressing Clock Bread

Peanut Butter 2 a 45¢

Clover Valley Cheese Lira” 2 1: 59¢ Milk “a 4 2233¢

Plan to Attend SPECIA

Quiz Show

Buy War Bonds and Stamps at Kroger's

in FOOD

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Hear fear-crazed man _ wrangle this confession!

Linda's First Love WIRE 1:15 P.M.

PRIZES

Friday—Afternoon ® Saturday Morning—Afternoon—Evening

KROGER’S SUPER MARKE

ONDAY. THRY FRIDAY

Country Club

Wheat Flakes

Country Club

Rice Dublets |

New Rice Flake -Cereal

2~21°

Ivory Soap

Med: Size

Ivory Flakes

= 22¢

Kleenex

440 Tissues

Clorox

Belmont and W. Washington} &

National Apple Week

Southern Serve ore g your Favorite meat course.

Potatoes Grapefruit == = 4

TOKAY :

brags 2 a, 2 Pears "EA

Yam

U. 8S. Neo.

Full of Vitamins—8liced Ib.

grade cade iy] 29 «29° Carrots ===> 2 §¢

steak - 30

45¢ Cube Steak ru. sor eittnes un. 46¢° 29 Chickens 2 ov

Full Dressed, Ready for the Pan—Ib,, 43¢

Uncooked—No Sand Vein—No Cooking Odor. For Salads or Cocktails.lb.

w 26¢ Pickled Pigs’ Feet Pern rer

+35:

Ping. Jw “1b. 24¢

Tender, Juicy, Economical

». 29¢ Bologna Sausage

Smoked Sausage

Small * 9 Sizeg

Country Club Fancy

for Stew

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Qt. — at 20 29¢)

Thiron Enriched — The Miracle Value

11/5-1b. loaves

October 24 to 31

Apples

U. S. No. | Johnathans

Crisp—Juicy, Fine for Eating or Cooking

‘Ibs.

Spinach =o

Turnips "== * 3 10 - 19 Cauliflower = z= 19° = 10° Onions “= ~. 5

Mild Flavor

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_SATH AND COLLEGE

BELMONT AND W.WASHINGTON AIRFIELD

Close Friday 9 P. M., Saturday 9:30 P. M. 38TH AND KEYSTONE COLLEGE AT 46TH = 29TH AND NORTHWESTERN IRVINGTON, 5644 E. WASH.

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