Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1942 — Page 11

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¢ ¢ Training Courses. Held fo

Qualify Workers for Yule ‘Buying. : Several hundred part or full-

/_.'time clerks are needed for jobs in|

* the local stores to keep merchandise

. flowing over the counters at the pace to which customers have been ‘accustomed. y A series of training courses has Qualified many housewives to take ‘such jobs and approximately 100 "are enrolled in a short course in retail selling at present. But more ‘are needed, : Another of the training courses

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will begin Monday, according to|

Qwen A. Johnson, local. public -sthools’ co-ordinator for the dis.tributive education program. Trainees will attend classes: two hours a day for five days. Classes will be scheduled from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. and the trainee may attend whichever two-hour period is most con-

venient. Classes will be held at the}

Hotel Lincoln and Crispus Attucks ‘high school: 70 Stores Co-operate

Those who wish to enroll may do so by calling Mr. Johnson's office in the school administration building. LI. 2381. An enrollment fee of

one dollar is charged to cover the

cost, of instruction. . Approximately 70 retail stores are co-operating in the training program and teaching is done 'by experienced instructors from the large downtown stores. “Persons who take this training will not only benefit themselves by part-time or full-time employment through which they may obtain

. funds for the purchase of war sav-

ings stamps and bonds, or family

. necessities, but they are also mak-

ing an important contribution to-

. ward helping the stores to serve the

public better through the Christmas shopping season,” Murray Morris,

| secretary of the Merchants’ asso-

ciation, commented. “The manpower situation is rapidly becoming acute and persons

. who will train for this type of em- . ployment will be able to help main-

: tain the flow of merchandise which ‘1s a service equally essential as | many other types of wartime serv-| {vices it was pointed out by Mr.

-.“ Johnson.

“With the general public being surged to shop earlier than usual ‘this year because of wartime dis_tributive problems, it will be neces-

. gary that stores increase their staff

of sales persons and other employees in order to accommodate the increased flow of customers. The merchants are desirous of avoiding disappointment on. the ‘part of customers and those who assist in this work will be rendering _& helpful service,” he added. .

ORDER REPORT ON

SANITY OF -SLAYER|

PLYMOUTH, Ind. Nov. 19 (U. P.) Judge John W. Kitch today desig nated a board of thrée physicians to report Nov. 25 on the sanity of William Louis Tucker, 28, Detroit! confessed slayer of Herman Bcott, South Bend. Judge Kitch overruled a defense

motion to quash a first degree mur-

der indictment returned against Tucker by the St. Joseph county grand jury last September:

‘Tucker pleaded ‘not Suliymmel

cause of temporary insanity Judge Kitch’s court late NY The case had been transferred

Marshall county circuit court fro

the St. Joseph circuit court on a change of venue. Tucker confessed after his arrest at Detroit that he slew Scott because of the latter's -attentiofis ‘to Mrs. Tucker at the home of a friend near South Bend last Aug. 1.

CENTER LODGE PLANS - THANKSGIVING PARTY

§ The annual Thanksgiving party and hameeoming for members and ladies of Center Masonic lodge will start with dinner at 6:30 p. m, Sattirday at the Scottish Rite ca-

: thedral.

Clarence R. -Martin, most wor= shipful gran master of Indiana

Z. and other grand officers will be

guests for the party and dinner. The Rev. O. A. McPheeters, wors shipful grand chaplain, will give the benediction. Melvin Kettelhut, master of Center lodge, Is general chairman,

COUNTY AUDITOR NAMED

DECATUR, Ind, Nov. 19 (U. BP) |”

«The Adams county board of commissioners yesterday named Thur man I. Drew, 45, of Root tows ship just-n of here, to Succeed

Vietor H. Eicher as county auditor. lL

Mrs. Bertha Willner, above, will be chairman when the college of regents of Indianapolis chapter 11, Women of the Moose, hold a chapter night program onignt 2 at Moose temple.

SOUTHPORT MASONS T0 HONOR MASTERS

Southport lodge 270, F. and A. M., will observe past masters’ night in ceremonies. to start at 10:30 a. m. Saturday in the lodge hall. Hayden Morris Morton, oldest living past master of the lodge, will be presented an award by Clarence R. Martin, grand master of the Indiana Grand lodge. George W. Smart Sr., of Southport, who. received the award privately last year, also will be honored. Leon H. Roquet Sr. worshipful master, . said that eight candidates will receive the master mason de-

gree. : The lodge will open at 10:30 a.m. Lunch will be served at noon and dinner at 6:30 p. m. ' The award ceremonies will take place about 7:30 p. m.

PENSION CLUB PARTY Old-Age Pension club 3.will sponsor a card party tonight at the McKinley club house, 2217 E. Michi-

gan st.

Crocker

suggests:

@ LUNCH BOXES to pack for a hustling war worker? Be nice and include a thermos of hot spicy soup. That soup will feel mighty good, going down! Adds nourishment, too. * % * @ WHAT ALL to include in the lunch box? My staff suggests:

Hot Vegetable Noodle Soup... in Thermos Bottle Deviled Ham Sandwiches Nut Bread Sandwiches Cheese Strips Orang Spice Cake Milk BES aby available at”plant) * * %* @ You’ve No Time to prepare “umpty’’ vegetables for soup. But here's what you can do. Make your soup with our new soup ingredients. The package gives you vegetables in flake form, seasonings, and noodles, ready for thekettle! * ok * \ SO SIMPLE. Open the packs (labeled “Betty Crocker Vegetable Noddle Soup Ingredienis”). Empty into boiling waler . . . add bulter simmer. J * %* HOMEY-TASTING. Of course! e soup is really home-cooked. Fréshcooked. So much flavor, too—garden flavors of vegetables, spiciness of season. ings, goodness of rich egg noodles. * * * @ ENOUGH SOUP from every package (6 generous servings) for the thermos—=and lunch at home, too; most: likely; Do try our new

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JAPANESE ON DEC. 7

, BIRMINGHAM, Als, Nov. 19 (0. P.).—Dr. L. E. Barton, Baptist tem-

yesterday that drinking among American officers and men at Pearl Harbor contributed largely to the success: of the Japanese attack. Reporting to a state convention of Alabama Baptists, he the Japs knew that “Saturday and‘Sunday were the big drinking days at Pearl Harbor.” He asserted American forces were not on the alert because “there was drunkenness among both officers and men.” The Baptists passed a resolution

on the liquor question after adopting a social service report which charged that “liquor is protected by the president and secretaries of war and navy and feared by congress.”

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1 NEW YORK, Nov. 10 ©. P)—

Derelicts who haunt the bowery,

New York's famed “street of for-

gotten men,” are to be drafted for -the war effort, it was indicated ‘yesterday as Mayor PH. LaGuar-

dia ordered a drive ‘against the bowery bums. The mayor, acted on complaints of mission societies and church groups that the men were sleeping in the bowery gutters. Police were to ask vagrants to produce draft registration cards and question them on their occupations, means. of ‘support and skills in an effort to: place them in war work or otherwise to rehabilitate them.

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