Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1943 — Page 2

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PAGE . HE INDIA AOL TIES MONDAY, MAY 3 1043

POINT VALUES CUT ON TOMATO, FRUIT JUICES |

OPA TAKES DRY Want to Live 100 Years? Here's the Prescription fessor emeritus of the Rhode Is- but eight of the ‘women were mar- The obs of men and women over’ SOUP OFF LIST

NEW YORK, May 3.—If you want nd suis Otljese o Egueation. Of ried. Many had raised large fam- | 100 are varied and may be strenu{to live to be a hundred, marry, keep ere 0 sre E i: = wml flies of children. } ose. One man at 100-45 an airplane y a 3 60 [st Jove da make plans instead. of 40° Dr. By told the All were interested “in “life and | spotter. Ariother chops wood. A : or the future, hav Drop in Sales Prompts €, have’ pride” IY Your yp. stern Psychological association Most of them inl romahce. One'lady | woman, at 100, works in her son's Action: Frozen Foods Are Unchanged. WASHINGTON, May 2 (U. P). --Most tomato and fruit juices re-|

| personal appearance, develop a | meeting here. She located the long- | cynically ~gtated that: she was | candy shop. hobby and sharpen your sense of lived men and women of her study | “through. with men,” but: :she was|’ ‘One man was appointed deputy humor. | with the aid of two Eastern news- {Just recovering: from a: “recent dis~ sheriff al the age of 100. Another This would seem to be the pre- papers, but the individuals them- | appointing romarce with a 77-year-| man supervises the care of 68 catscription that might be written as a selves were located in every state!old suitor, six - horses, and two mules in , ceived lower point values and dried or dehvdrated soups were removed from ration lists altogether in an| Pineapple OPA order which went into effect! Plums or Prunes (all kinds) yesterday. | FRUIT JUICES

result. of a study of a 20-year crop of the union. A man’at the. ake of 111 regretted) Arizona. ~ One woman is an artist of centenarians numbering 450 About twice as many women as| that his 30 childrei; were nopzpres- | still painting. One preaches in a Removal of dried soups followed “gr neryit and all otiier Citrus Juices, Fruit Nectars (excluding Papaya), the complaint of dealers that their | Grape Juice, and Prune Juice

made by Dr. Grace E. Bird, pro-| men live to be 100 or more, and all] ent ‘on. his Ritheeks a {smal}: ehureh: every Sunda wholesale stocks had increased 80 Pineapple Juice

per cent in March and much of |

‘eA their supplies were in danger

of VEGETABLES: ) A ’ § gpoiling. These soups may be ra-| Asparagus, Green or Wax Beans, all other Beans (except fresh shelled), : R ¢ tioned again in the fall.

Corn (except vacuum packed and on-the-cob), and Mixed Vegetables The fruit juice point reduction | Fresh Shelled Beans (including Limas and Black-eyed Peas) and Vacuum also was due to a decrease in sales. |

| Packed Corn 19 Pineapple juice was the only one| Greens, leafy (except Spinach) 6 % not affected and it weni up from]

13 to 17 points for the popular No. Beets and Carrots 10 215 size. _ Peas and Tomatoes - : 16 | Sauerkraut 5 Temato Catsup or. Chili Sauce, Tomato Pulp or Puree, and Tomato Sauce (except when packed in combination A Tomato Paste Mushrooms, Pumpkin, or Squash, and Spinach VEGETABLE JUICES:

Tomato Juice and Jotttabte Juice combinations containing 70 percent or more Tomato Juice 4 ¢

Note.~~Jams, jellies, marmalades, fruit butters and similar preserves are NOT rationed.

BABY FOODS

All canned or bottled types and varieties, except Milk and Cereal (including Custards).

New Point Values for Processed Foods

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CANNED AND BOTTLED

FRUITS (include Pickled and Spiced): Apples ‘Applesauce and Red Sous Cherries Apricots, Fruit Cocktail, Fruits for salad, or Mixed Fruit Berries (all kinds) and Grapefruit Figs, Pears, and Cranberries of Sauce, whole, strained, or jeilied Peaches

Seme Fruits Increased frozen | foods. |

Items not changed include fruits and vegetables, baby dry beans and dry peas. Reductions were made on certain gizes of processed apples, berries! cherries, peaches, plums and | prunes. Increases were made on certain sizes of canned apricots, | fruit cocktail and pineapple. { Other items removed entirely fr. om | the ration list were canned corn cn| the cob, canned green turtle soup, . clam juice, clam broth and clam Juice cocktail. The new values apply to G, H and| | Tomato Soup

J blue coupons which are valid un-! An excluding Green Turtle, , til the end of May. Broth, nd Gackt) ly Yes | Soups, not concentrated (ready-to-serve)

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Schricker has designated the period beginning today and running through Saturday as “fraternal week.” during which members of the Indiana Fraternal Congress will hold patriotic meetings. In his proclamation Governor Schricker referred to the war as a| battle for “liberty, equality and fraternity, which is democracy,” and this thought will be the theme at all meetings which the fraternal organizations will hold throughout the state during the week.

HOOSIER FLIER GETS STAR FOR GALLANTRY

A Hoosier flier, who was a member! of a Mitchell bomber attacked by eight zeros during a raid on Lae. New Guinea, has received a silver star, with other crew members, for gallantry in action. He is 1st Lt. William R. Lett, Dan-

GOVernor This chart only lists point values for the most popular sizes. See the official chart at your grocer’s for other sizes and their point

values

FRUITS, BERRIES, AND JUICES: Strawberries : All other Fruits and Berries VEGETABLES: Beans, Baked Beans, Green (all styles) Beans, Lima (all varieties) Corn, Cot Corn-on-cob Peas __ Spinach “i iy Vegetables and Vegetable Combinations (excluding

DRIED Dried or dehydrated soups taken off ration list; dried peas, beans or lentils (excluding soybeans and blackeyed peas)—4 points,

CAUTION

Only items on this chart require the surrender of Blue Stamps from War Ration Rook Two |

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MEMBERS .TO RETIRE .

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7. 40 ARRESTED HERE ON VICE CHARGES

The auxiliary of the Sons of

Union Veterans of the Civil war will’ in Pt!

meet at 8 p. m. Thursday

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| tor of physics for 24 years, and F.J.| professor | German who came to the univer-|end series of raids to stamp out

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You can still be an AVIATION CADET!

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1 If you are 18 to 26 years old, inclusive, and have not yet been called for induction under Selective Service, you may apply at once at the nearest Aviation Cadet Examining Board to take your physical and mental examinations. No school or college credits are required. If you pass the examinations and are found acceptable, you will be given a letter to the Armed Forces Induction Station requesting your assignment to the Army Air Forces upon induection. You may then volunteer for induction through your local Selective Service Board. After induction you will be assigned for preparatory training, upon completion of which you will receive your appointment as an Aviation Cadet and have an opportunity to become a Bombardier, Navigator or Pilot — one of the “Three Musketeers of the Air”!

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@ The nearest Aviation Cadet Examining Board, where you con apply, Is 605 Union Title Building, Indianapolis, Ind. @OR CONSULT ANY U.S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION

If you have already been called for induction, you cannot apply direct for Aviation Cadet training. But, if you are assigned to the Army, you have the same opportunity open to every soldier, 18 to 26 vears old, inclusive, to apply for Aviation Cadet training after you are in the ranks.

If you are 17 but nof yet 18, you ean go now to your Aviation Cadet Examining Board and volunteer for enlistment in the Air Corps Cadet Enlisted Reserve. Air Corps Enlisted Reservists are called to active duty for pre-flight training at the end of the first school semester after reaching the age of 18.

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THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE JOINT ARMY.-NAVY PERSONNEL BOARD.

Write to The Adjutant General of the Army, Washington, D. C., for booklet entitled “Aviation Cadet Training for the Army Air Forces.”

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la tavern at 2140 N. Illinois st.; George Young, 2430 Pierson st. a | bartender, and Roy Guyer, a cab driver who allegedly was seen car- | rving liquor from the place, were charged with violating the liquor Taw. | Willie Bridgewater, 738 N. West |st., was charged with violation of {the 1935 beverage act and con[tributing to the delinquency of a | 16-year-old youth. William A. Houk, 91 S. Fifth st, | Beech Grove, was accused of selling la half pint of whisky to Otha Tur-| Iner, of Southport. Both were-charged beverage act violation. | Sam Barnes was charged with keeping a house of ill fame and) violating the liquor law at 330] Osage st. Five others were arresied| at the place. : Charges of ‘keeping houses of ill | fame 2lso were filed against Charles | | Echols, 5271% Indiana ave.; Bobbie | Johnson, 323 W. Vermont st. and | John Montgomery, 329 Ellsworth

STUDY OF VENEREAL DISEASES PLANNED

A two-day institute on venereal | disease will be held Friday and Sat- | urday in Hurty hall at the Indiana | state board of health. { Miss Ethel Jacobs, director of the bureau of public health nurs-| ing, will preside over the sessions, | which will be attended by public health, school and institutional nurses and social workers. Clinical aspects of the problem as well as work of law enforcement agencies will be discussed. CO-| ordination of military and civilian | control measures will be considered. | Morning and afternoon sessions will be held on both days.

‘WARNS ARMY MEAT SUPPLIES IN DANGER

WASHINGTON, May 3 (U. P.).—| The office of war information today warned that black market epera-| tions can cripple army and navy meat supplies. Military meat purchases are sub- | ject to fluctuations of civilian mar- | kets, the OWI pointed out, and, the black market sops up meat by diversion through illegal channels.

BROOKSIDE O.E.S. MEETS The Brookside chapter of the O. E. S. will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at the Brookside Masonic temple. A mothers’ day program will be presented. Mrs. Nina G. Sims is worthy matron and] Joseph Trueman is worthy patron. |

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Martex and Westpoint Wash Cloths

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Martex and Westpoint Bath Sheets

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Cannon Bath Towels 19¢ ~ 59¢

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All-White—Many Sizes

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U. S. Navy Reject Towels

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Cannon Huck Towels

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Cannon Towel Ends

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Solid colcred hemmed reversible towel ends in all the various qualities at this famous mill. Wash cloths to large face towel sizes.

36-inch Celanese Ninon ___ Just 500 yards! Medium and light ecru shades in full bolt pieces of this lovely, sheer celanese ninon.

Sheer Dotted Swiss

36 Inches wide with a permanent finish. They're feather down-sheer, comme: in white dots in white, blue, navy, green, rose, ld and red, and colored dots on a white Tr ckaroung,

Printed 80-Sq: Percales _ ___

Choice of small patterns, checks, stripes, plaids, floral patterns and novelty patterns in these new, fast colored, washable percales.

:39¢ 39¢ 33¢

Woven Chambrays Yd, 39¢

variety of patterns in brown, blue, green, red, rose, multi-colored stripes.

Printed Piques Yd, 49¢

Full bolt pieces; spring colors and striped or floral designs. Washable fast colors.

Plain and striped chambrays: 36 inches wide, washable; °

Feather Pillows

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Cannon Wash Cloths

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Sanforized Sports Denims __ 36-Inches wide fine quality plain and striped sports denims; remnants and full bolt, pieces; navy, blue, turquoise, rose, cedar and green.

Sugar-and-Spice Ginghams.. _ Gay plaids. and small checks in this lovely new gingham. ‘Choice of spring blues, greens, red and brown.

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Toweling -- Yd. 25¢

Stevens all-linen toweling: 18 inches wide, remnant jengthe of 3% -to3 yards; brown or bleached with colored rders.

Unbleached Muslin Yd. 15¢

Fine 64x60 count; 36 inches wide; limit of 16 yards to. Nf a customer.

30-inch Printed Rayons ____

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Fancy feather-proof tickings tilled with soft chicken feathWhile a