Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1943 — Page 8

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FREE )RESSING

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POULTRY C0. . MERIDI/IN LI-5519 hE Till Noon Sunday

plonships beginning next Friday and continuing through Jan. 24 The sessions will be held at the Claypool

lost her job as a driver for a TRY A WANT /D IN THE TIMES, Pittsburgh transit firm because ; ns women passengers were not con. fident of her abilities, I. R. C, President Bernard Yungbluth sent her this telegram: “If interested in Buffalo position as bus operator and can get | clearance from Pittsburgh office of U, S. employment service, please come for interview our expense. Immediate postiugn If you can qualify.” The IL R. C. began employing women bus drivers several months

—No Appointment Necessar;j—~ Special Attention to Out-of Town Patieris LOOSE—ILL-FITTING PLATES RESET—REBUILT—REFITTEL Missing Teeth Replaced—I lates Repalryd

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ble here. The reason for these s appears to be superiority|} nD over machines. . y American fighter pilots be-

and Ross T, Campbell of this city. In the team-of-four session, Edson T. Wood, Joseph E. Cain, Richard W. Lee and Dr. Cleon -Nafe, all Indianapolis, were victorious. wil. liam W. McGhee and Maynard Adams of Chicago were winners in the open pair event. The tournament director is A. M. Sobel who represents the Amer-

itt 109-F, or 109-G: : . Whereas the German fighter may be superior to American nes out here, American per-

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‘reasons are, in the opinion i some air force observers here:

.. List Reasons

The thorough Salying of, ‘the erican fliers.

W German fliers. (Shortage of fuel on for the undertraining of the i recent batches of German

he ranks of front-line, fully|f German fliers are ‘thinning United States fliers have had

ment flying. ‘Many of the more American soldiers admire the efficiency and neat dress of a Chiat arrivals from German train nese policeman who directs traffic at a “busy” intersection.

g camps have foregone such train-

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day that he has discovered a operating fond tests that the tube-|. 225TH T8Y Woh $400,000,000 which less tire apparently is no answer to

‘would destroy an automobile six the present rubber. crisis.

miles away. Baron, a. former millionaire cotThe principle, however, seems ton mill owner, asserted that the feasible and practical for the future, Soveriuent. sods would investithe committee said. It declared that Tema ———————_—hr sir || the authors. of the idea, Jamés B.|" ALGERIANS GET FREE MILK {| McGay and V. F. Barneth of Tulsa,| A 1,1, I ED HEADQUARTERS, Okla., “have made a real contribu-{North Africa, Jan.-15 (U, P.).—The tion to the future conservation of | American Red Cross today began rubber.” distribution of free milk provided The road tests were conducted by |by allied forces in North Africa to (| oil companies on more than 1000|about 25,000. children under 14 il tires in all ‘parts of the country. throughout Algeria. -

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